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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-21

A former student of the Nauga- tuck High school, Miss Victoria Einik, was expected home today from years study abroad. She is returning on the SS. Pilsudski due in New York city late today or early tomorrow morning. Her par ents are Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Einik of 78 City Hill street, Union City. Miss Einik is an accomplished singer and studied opera in Rome, Paris and Warsaw, Poland. She is a former student of Professor ItaIO Defino of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-21

BEES, MULE MAKE IT TWO
 IN ROW
 Bowling Green, O., (UP)--A. H. Bockbader had two hard days straight on his farm. One day, he uncovered nest of bumbees and they stung him thoroughly. The next day, while putting salve on 8 mule, the animal showed its appre- citation by kicking him.
, 1935-01-27
Washington Our Capital'b
Topic for Study Club Here


Mrs. Gerald Lauver was hostess
to members OF the Wednesday Study
club this week. Mrs. Audrey burst
was leader Of the program on
-Washington-Our Capital"
Mrs. burst opened the program
with an interesting discourse on Our
Political Life In Washington" ex-
planning the various factions, and
their responsibilities She dwelt
particularly upon the responsibility
OF the citizen In regard 70 the pro-
, 1935-01-27
Pointers GiDen
Purchaser At
Club Meeting

The Learners held their regular
weekly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
c. w. Colgin, Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. Creager leader OF the
program. do You Know What You
Buy2"
Much interesting information was
brought out concerning food prod
ucts and il was explained how 20
watch for distinguishing marks
which specify the grade OF any,
thing. how milk Is inspected and
classified, what determines the food
value OF an article and many other
items.
OF special interest was Mrs.
Creager's account OF the coffee In
dustry, from the planting through
the cultivation, harvesting, trans
porting, selling, blending, roasting.
grinding, packing, shipping 20 gro
Gerry store and from thence to the
pantry shelf and the breakfast
table. Just as In the Rio Grande
Valley Is grown the finest favored
grapefruit known, 80 with coffee
where it is grown has OK important
effect on its favor.
Not only were foods from soup 70
nuts discussed but furniture, cloth
ing, automobiles, and insurance were
called to the attention OF the
would-be buye-. A round table dis
cussion followed and the club ad-
journed TO met next Tuesday az the
home OF Mrs. Lena More.
, 1935-01-27
Order of the Eastern Star
To Hold Instruction School
Monday at Masonic Temple

District number five Of section
number eight Of the Grand Chapter
OF the Order OF the Eastern Star
will have an al day school and eve
ming Of instruction here Monday,
Jan. % at the Masonic Temple. Be-
tween three and four hundred mem
bers Of the Eastern Star are ex-
pected to be present at the school
which viii be one Of the largest held
in Brownsville.
Most Of the Valley chapters will
be represented at the meeting. A
number OF distinguished visitors will
be present among whom are Matte
Mitchell. w. q. M. OF the Grand
Chapter of Texas; Rebecca Miles,
A. w. q. NJ: Mae Simms. G.. E.:
Anna Came. d. d. q. NJ: Mabel
ThomasOn. ID. O.. NJ: Pearl Ruth
Johnson. q. Odah; Iva Lee Owens
G. Electa: Jane Hensley. M. @. r.. c.,
Marjorie Miller. q. +. C.: Edccuch,
M. q. r. c.: Frances McFadden. q.
r.: and q number Of others who have
, 1935-01-27
Federation Of
Brownsville
Has Election

The Brownsville Federation OF
Women's clubs met In regular ses-
sion Thursday afternoon nc the
Chamber OF Commerce with Mrs. C.
w. Watson presiding In the absence
OF the president. Mrs. Roy Ruff.
Following the reports OF the dele
gates Of various clubs. the election
or officers FOR the coming year was
held. Those elected were Mrs WV.
ma. Coleman Oh the Civic League,
president; Mrs G. G.. Bennett of
the Athenian club, first vice-pres-
ident: Mrs Sam Hughston, OF the
Brownsville Study club, second vice
president; Mrs. Fred r. Bohlen OF
the Brownsville Travel club. record
ing secretary: and Mrs. C.. a. Mana
han Of the Self-Culture club treas
urer.
Members or the federation voted
10 give five dollars 90 the Associated
Charities organization. Mrs Milton
West reported the formation OF a
new club. the Art League, the org
anization OF which Is not yet com
pleted. She asked that anyone In
terested I'm joining this group tr
please contact Mrs. J.. + Magill.
Mrs. III. T. Yates. as chairman ol
the Associated Charities, urged thai
everyone purchase q ticket 10 thu
presidents bah 70 be held here
Tuesday night she brought To tho
attention OF the assembly that sew
enty per cent of the sales from ths
tickets 10 10 the support OF the
Brownsville charities. Mrs. Volney
w. Taylor. president or the State
Federation OF Women's clubs. wal
appointed a. a member of the club
house committee, OF which Mr.
Willie al George is chairman.
The Athenian club was asked tt
provide the program for the next
meeting OF the Federation which
will be held Feb. 20, at $50 %. m
az the Chamber OF Commerce.
, 1935-01-27
Room VIII Be
Furnished For
BoardContab

HARLINGEN. Jan 26.-Tha VAL
ley Federation OF Women's clubs is
furnishing q bed room IN the Per-
manent Federation Headquarters
building In Austin. and Mrs. Flor
ence y. Scott. Rio Grande City,
chairman OF the furnishing COM
mittee, reports splendid enthusiasm
from all parts .. the Valley, on the
part OF both clubs and individuals
IL the completion OF this project.
The room Is being furnished IN
Early American furniture and the
bed chosen E a solid walnut spool
poster bed OF beautiful workman
ship and finish
Valley clubs are donating money
for the completion OF the furnish
ings and several towns will sponsor
benefits next week I'm order that the
room may be ready for occupancy
by February II. when q meeting
OF the State executive committee
has been called.
Articles or furnishings which have
been donated include. hooked rugs
BY Mrs. Charles Yost. San Benito;
carved bench, Mrs. ID. Frank Strick-
land, Mission. bed DOM chair. Mrs.
VIM. Drummond. Mission; pair OF
brass candlesticks, Mrs. willard
Ferguson, Mission: dressing table,
Woman's club. Rio Grande City.
, 1935-01-27
Calendar For The Week

Episcopal Guild ut the parish house
between 5 and O O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY
The Lucky Is will meet with
Mrs. Arthur Pitt.
The ladies Of the Central Christ
ian church will serve a Penny Sup
per.
The Self Culture club viii meet
at Mooreland Terrace with Mrs.
Gertrude Holcomb as hostess.
Presidents Birthday Ball at III
Jardin beginning at 8 p. m.
THURSDAY
ii Jardin Heights Social club will
meet with Mrs. Louis Rank.
The Bridge League will meet AZ
the Elks' Hall at 7:30 .. m.
The Brownsville Study club will
meet with Mrs. r. M. Warren.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Charles II. Gregory will be
hostess to the Entire Nous club.
SATURDAY
The Olmito Bible class VIII meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Latirner.
, 1935-01-27

1t covered every point of interest IN
the career OF the man OF tine hour"
Mrs. George Azix gave d most en-
t~ertaining and instructive lecture on
the ~Noted Buildings or the Capitol"
Each famous building I'm tine capital
city was described In O. most ex-
cellent manner by Mrs. Azlz. and
particular reference was made 10
those buildings which house those
Texans Of interest 10 Valley resi-
dents.
During "a short business session
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Clyde Tandy. q number or reports
BY officers we're heard. Mrs. VI. I'D.
SeaEo reported 10 the club ON the
first meeting or the Associated
Charities group. a member. Mrs.
M. j. Upton cf the club was appoint
ed to represent IL nc other meetings
Of the Associated Charities organi-
Hation.
Mrs. Cleve Tandy announced that
she had tickets for the Presidents
Ball To be held here January 80 and
urged every member To purchase one
or more.
Those present we're Mesdames w.
wv. Ely. y. ~. Magill. G. wv. Moothart.
III. ID. 5engo. Clyde Tandy. Cleve
Tandy, M. j. Upton, Fred Rustic
berg. Jr.. Gordon Quilter. r. y. Mac
manus, Henry Smith, william Reed.
Harold n. Mckay. j. Douglas Ire
land. Mark French, Ralph Desmond,
Audrey burst and George Aziz- The
club viii meet with Mrs. Harold
! Mckay, February 8.
, 1935-01-27
.Diaz Regime Is
ReUiew Topic
Here Lately

At a special meeting Of the Lit
erature and Arts Review held at
the Woman's club with Mrs. Carl
W. Gillette as hostess. two new men,
bers were elected by the club men,
berS. These were Mrs. Franklin
Critz and Mrs. G. S. Eidman. 9th
er matters Of routine business were
discussed and Mrs. Wallace Har-
wood was appointed to fill the un-
expired term u office OF secretary
left vacant by the resignation OF
Mrs. James A. Maxwell.
AT the regular meeting Of the
Review held 10 the home of Mrs.
Rufus Ransome, Mrs. Edward was
leader Of the program on the "Diaz
Regime" Mrs. McChesney gave a
most interesting discussion OF this
period in Mexican history and the
members were further entertained
by Mrs. q. w. Johnson who spoke
on the same subject from her first
hand knowledge Of the topic. Mrs.
Johnson was a resident Of Mexico
at that time and could tell the club
many exceedingly interesting facts
concerning the regime in question.
The Review viii meet again Tues
day with Mrs: 3. N. Goodrich as
hostess.
, 1935-01-27
Local Woman 5
Activities In
Noted

News OF Mrs. Volney w. Taylor
who has been IN Washington for
the past two weeks attending the
board meeting OF the General Fed
Grafton of W0men'S clubs, continues
10 tell Of a number OF interesting
activities. The board meeting was
adjourned Saturday noon.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Taylor
was q guest at q tea given BY the
National Democratic Women's club
honoring Mrs. Joseph Byrn, wife OF
speaker Of the House Byrn and Mrs.
John Garner, wife OF Vice PreSi-
dent Garner. Monday she was The
guest Of Mrs. b. Parkman, regional
director OF the w0man'S division
OF the national Democratic party.
Tuesday morning the Conference
on the Cause and Cure OF War 70
which Mrs. Taylor is a delegate was
opened. That evening Mrs. Taylor
was present at a banquet given In
honor of Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt,
and at which the First Lady was
the speaker Of the evening. Wed
neSday the local woman was enter
tanned at luncheon BY Mrs. Thomas
p. Gore, wife OF Senator Gore. the
blind senator from Oklahoma. Wed
nesday afternoon Mrs. Taylor was
again a guest al the White House
for tea.
Among the guests attending an
at home" Thursday afternoon OF
Mrs. Morris Shepherd. wife OF the
senior senator from Texas, Mrs.
Taylor was again noted. Mrs. Mar
tin Dies. wife of the congressman
from Texas, entertained Mrs. Tay-
Tor at dinner Thursday night. Fri
day. as the guest OF Mrs. Ewing
Thomson. wife of the Congress-
man from the T. PaSo district, Mrs.
Taylor attended the tea given by
the Congressional club.
On account o. the press OF Fed
Grafton business Mrs Taylor has
abandoned plans for a trip TO New
York, and viii leave Washington
very likely Immediately following
the close of Conference on the
Cause and Cure OF War, arriving
here Tuesday y Wednesday Of next
week.
, 1935-01-27

Mrs. Henry Smith was hostess To
members OF the Entire Nous Bridge
club Friday afternoon with two
guests or the club making up the
personel OF the players. The guests
were Mrs. r. T. Green and Mrs.
Charles III. Gregory.
During the games of bridge Mrs.
J. Douglas Ireland was high with
Mrs. Charles Wiech second high,
The hostess served q refreshing
salad course after the games.
Club members present we're Mes
danes Otto "A. ManSke. r. Duff How
ard. y. Douglas Ireland and Charles
Wiach. The club win be entertained
next week by HRS. Charles II. Greg
CRY.
, 1935-01-27
Bridge Affair
Is Giuen Here
In Afternoon

Mrs. Thurman "A. Kinder. Jr.. en-
tertained very charmingly at bridge
Thursday afternoon at the W0man's
club. During the games OF bridge
Mrs. Robin Pate was presented with
the first award. Mrs Walter Gallo
way the second. and Mrs. James A.
Maxwell. who leaves for Tampico
soon 70 make her home. was remem-
bered with o. dainty gift from the
hostess.
Among the players and those who
called during the tea hour were Mes
danes Herbert T.. Thomas. II. ~.
Breeder. Wallace Harwood. A. +
Handke, or Michigan, Owen Combe,
Bascom Cox, u. Gilbert Philen. Ralph
I. Buell.. James A. Maxwell. Robin
Pate. walter Galloway. John $. Peek,
%. MI. Brundage. Larry Lightner,
William II. Tanner.
Mesdames Milton West. r. g.
Crearer. Jimmy George. James T.
Rentfro. Travis Jennings. al T. Nc
Culloueh. Carlisle Williams. w III
Stacey. OF Gonzales. q. w. johnson,
Glen CrIgler. George Callahan,
Johnny Whitlaw. Russell McChesney
r. &. Ferguson. Franklin Critz. Ken
meth ". Beer.
Mesdares Albert Fernandez
Clarence w. Colgin. Oliver Hicks,
Steve Browne. Ford Lockett. Cuban
Monsees. Frank e.. Bortle. j. Frank
Jones James Shelton. Roland O,
Macintosh. Edward McChesney, Ly-
man Kinder ~ Marble Hill. Missouri,
Thurman "A. Kinder. Sr. and Miss
Annette Fillius.
, 1935-01-27
Woman 5 Guild
To SerDe A
Supper Here

Tuesday night, Jan. %, the Young
Woman's Guild OF the Church OF
the Advent will again serve "a Mex
lean supper In the parish house Of
the church. The meal will be served
cafeteria style between the hours
OF 5 and 5 O'Clock In the evening.
All visitors and tourists are extend
ed a particularly cordial invitation
to be present. Friends and patrons
OF the church are equally welcome.
A menu OF Mexican dishes COM
posed of tamales, enchiladas. chilli.
and frijoleS VII be served. Mrs.
Herbert IL Thomas again has
charge Of the tamales and enchil-
adaS. Other dishes have been pre-
pared and viii be served SC that
those who do not care for the Mex
lean food will be taken care Of.
The initial supper given last
Tuesday night was such a success
that the Guild members decided 70
give another. ard probably many
more. At the supper TO be given
this week arrangements have been
made 70 handle the large numbers
of those attending bv having on
hand enough food to take care Of
q large crowd.
, 1935-01-27
Studies
Composers Of
Norway Here

The Treble Clef club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. B. K.
Hardin with Mrs. Milton West lead
en- OF the program. which had for
its topic. Norwegian Composers"
Mrs. West gave q most interesting
review OF the lives OF Ole Bull,
Christian Sind.ng and Grieg. Mrs.
Hardin played Asses Death" and
"Anitra's Dance" two numbers
from the Peer Gynt Suite Of Grieg.
Mrs. West played a number OF
selection from Cries also, TN the
Hall of the Mountain King" Cradle
Song" Morning" Butterfly" Two
Springs"
Roll call of the members was
answered by each giving the title
OF some Scandinavian musical COM
position.
The members present were Mes
danes K. T. Pierce. Randall Math-
erS. w. +. Tanner, H. q Fl WeLert.
Robert w. Fenwick. Milton II. West,
Grover Singer. Clarence w. Dreas-
her. fB. l. Co,e, Kenneth Buckley.
and DR.. NJ. Z. Murry. The club VIII
meet again Feb y with Mrs. Her
man Jeffrey.
, 1935-01-27
Personalities
OF Today Is
Club Subject

The Self Culture club met We'd
nesday afternoon In the home Of
Mrs. ". L. Conrad with Miss Ella
Evans as hostess
The study for the afternoon was
current events and the leader. Mrs.
l. 4. Yates. chose Great Pers0nali-
ties I'm the Limelight Today" she
opened the study hour by defining
personality as that peculiar some
thing that makes some more attrac-
tive, more convincing, and greater
leaders than others
The leader had previously request
ed that roll call be answered with
two minute talks on the great per-
sonalities Of today. This was thor
oughly interesting and brought 70
the club the work being done BY the
great men and women OF today's
world.
Mrs. Yates quoted Arthur Bris-
bane who said. women are more
than half OF the human race, and
bv far the more important half be-
cause they create the other half
She then told OF the work being
done by a few OF the important wo-
men of today: Mrs. Franklin Roose-
welt. LADY Astor, Katherine Len
root. and Miss Grace Abbott. Mrs
Roosevelt has devoted her life 20
welfare work and even now. with her
added duties az First Lady. human
needs are still uppermost with her,
and much OF her time Is scent inves-
tigating conditions and planning for
qreater relief and better surround
ings for the country's u~nfortunates
Lady Astor Is a force in world vel
fare work and better government
movements. Katherine Lenrootl
chief OF the U. S. Children's bureau
Is working for the 100000 chill
fdren under IS years OF age whose
parents are on the emergency relief
rolls. Miss Grace Abbott Is devotlne
her life 70 the FORGOTTEN Child
fighting for the Child Labor Amend
ment to be made a part Of the con-
~titution and Is pleadinv for federal
id IA preventing tire alarming
spread of Juvenile delinuency.
The leader COMPARED these depres-
sion years TO the years before the
Renaissance. expressing the nope
that out Of them will come welfare
work. school and COLLEGES adequate
10 cone with our dynamic civiliza-
ton. She closed her hirhlv instruc-
tive paDer with this tribute 70 wo-
men. "At fifty they have more brain
mere heart. more energy. more cour-
age. than at snv other time OF ne
vet AZ AT aces they have the snirl-
tual courags TO stand firm for their
convictions"
During the business session tickets
for the Presidents CHARITY ball we're
distributed aron0 tha merHn-~ m
cell Mrs. Georpe uamiiton was elect
ed historian Of the club. and Nrs
c. "A. Manahqn was endorsed a.
treasurer for the city Federation q
Women's clubs.
Durinv IRE serial hour at toineT
with Mrs. Conrad In celebrating me-
hirthdav. A lunch Of dainty ar
nointments was served In The CEN
dle LIGHTED dining room The table
was laid with an imnortnd la~e cov.
or With a cenferniece II pink roses
Mrs. BaScom Cox presided over IN
coffee service. A Drrttv feature o.
The lunch was Mrs. Conrad servini
individual hirfhdav cakes hen~'u'
A tinv candle ard containing a "fnF'
tune-favnr.- The club Dresentaf
Mrs. Conrad with a pretty goodwisf
token.
Guests or the club were AreeA"'-"'
Crcsfieid. Abbernathv and Mills. Tn
club will meet next week at Moore
land Terrace with Mrs. Gertrude
Holcorb as hostess.
, 1935-01-27
Officials Are
Installed At
Friday Rites

The Friday afternoon meeting OF
the Brownsville Federation OF
Churches was marked by a beautl-
ful candle lighting and floral install
alton service. The meeting was held
at the First Baptist church.
A short business session preceded
the installation services with the
annual reports OF various chairmen
being given. The members were par
ticularly impressed with the Splen-
did social service work done by Mrs.
w. II. Harvey and Mrs. Robert w.
Fenwick.
Before the installation OF officers,
Rev. T.. p. Day led the group IN pray
err. In the service each incoming off,
Ger lighted a candle from q burning
torch and placed the lighted taper
on A table until the bowl OF flowers
placed there was entirely surround
ed by lighted tapers. the light and
warmth Of the candle symbolizing
the service OF the officers that would
bring 10 fruition something as beau
tiful as the flowers.
Immediately following the impress
sive service, Mrs. Fritz Schmidt sang
In the Garden" and Mrs. w. A.
Velten sang "A Charge TO Keep
Following the two vocal solos each
incoming officer was presented 81
the corresponding retiring officer
with the symbol OF her new respon-
sibility. The installation services,
which we're in charge Of Mrs. Sher-
wood Bishop. were closed by Rev.
d. w. McElroy leading In prayer.
Officers installed were Mrs. +. T.
Morris, president; Mrs. W. II. Cole
man, vice president: Mrs. c. L. Stok-
Ter. secretary: and Mrs. Henry Ehardt,
treasurer Outgoing officers were
Mrs. George Bowman. president
Mrs. W. Il. Conrad. vice-presldent
Mrs. Harrison Clark. secretary and
Mrs. Robert w. Fenwick. treasurer
, 1935-01-27

MONDAY
The Young Woman's Guild OF the
Church OF the Advent win meet at
the parish house az 3 D.. m.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Church Of the Advent will meet In
the rectory at 3 D. m.
The Girls Auxiliary will meet al
the Baptist church at 4 D. m.
The w. M. s. Of the Methodist
church will meet az the church at 3
p. m. for mission study.
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church will meet at
$3.50 p. m. for Foreign Mission study.
TUESDAY
The Literature and Arts Review
viii meet with Mrs. p. N. Goodrich.
The Ween Frac club will meet with
Mrs. Rolph r. Fife.
Mrs. r. +. Breeder viii be hostess
to the Mardi club.
The Brownsville Riding club will
enjoy It's usual Tuesday ride.
Rebekah Lodge will meet at the
Masonic Temple &C 7.3O ~. nm.
The Learners win meet with Mrs.
Lena Cay More.
Mexican Supper 10 be- served by
, 1935-01-27
Brownsville Tourists
Entertained With
Games Friday Night

Tourists I'm Brownsville were en-
tertained Friday night at the Tour
ist rooms In the Chamber OF Com
merce building with games OF con-
tract. auction. dominoes and "set
back"
In auction Mr.. George X. Cherrie
Of Newfane. Vermont. was high: In
contract. Mrs. A. C.. Cauron oil
Bonneville. N. ", was high. Mrs
Alice X. Peterson OF Hammond, Ne
braska, was the winner in the DOM
inoes. and Mr.. j. A. Anderson OF
Elm Greek. Nebraska was winner
in the 'set back" games. The Bollack
store awarded the gifts for the eve
ming.
, 1935-01-27

not signified their definite intention
Of attending.
The all day and evening session
win include q luncheon At noon &C
the First Methodist church. and a
banquet at $50 at the First Bap-
fist church honoring the grand Of
ficers.
The complete program follows:
Morning Session
800 am.-Registration Of Dele
gates and Vhitors.
$50 a. m.--Opening Ceremony.
San Benito No. 565.
Presentation Of Flag.
Presentation OF Grand Officers
Invocation. Rev. o. G. Grow.
Brownsville.
Solo. Mrs. Grover c. Singer.
Brownsville.
Address Of Welcome. Mrs. Milton
e. West. Brownsville.
Response. Mrs. "A. M. Casberg, j.
p. M. Edinburg.
Opening of School, appointment
OF committees. Mrs. Anna Came. y
ID. q. M.
Drill Of Secret Work. Mrs. Mae
Simms. g. Z.
Study Of Constitution and Laws
Mrs. Anna Came, ID. ID. @. M.
12:00-Noon.
Luncheon - First Methodist
church, Tenth and Washington Stas.
Afternoon Session
las D. m-Musical Selection.
300 D. m.-Call from Rest TO Labor.
Study Of Constitution and Laws,
continued. Mrs. Anna Came. d. ID
q. M.
Study OF Ritual. MRS. Mabel
Thomason, ID. q. M.
Adjourn
$50 y. m.-Banquet h0norinl
Grand Officers, First Baptist church
Sixth and Elizabeth Streets.
Evening Session
500 D. m.-Officers March, Ex-
emplitication OF Degrees, Hope
Chapter No. 1874.
Reports OF committees.
Address. Mrs. Matte Mitchell, w.
O. M.
Reading Of Minutes.
Closing Of School. Mrs. Anna Can
re. ID. ID. q. M.
Closing Of Chapter. san Benito
No. SOS.
Worthy matronS. and worthy pa
irons of Valley chapters are: San
Benito, chapter number sos, Helen
Smith and Adolph Thome; Harlin-
gen. chapter number GAL, Lucille
Chatfield and Archie Council: Ray
mondville. chapter number 7B4
Blanch Wahler and e. M. Howard.
Rio Hondo, chapter number BIS
Mabel Jones and j. w. Tredway: Ia
Feria. chapter number 732. Edns
Coleman and Bertrar Coleman
Mercedes. chapter num- 500. Ads
Struble and B. r. Beyf n
Weslaco. chapter number 772
Wave Stebbins and "A. z. Bradbury,
Donna. chapter number GA, Jennie
Fisher and {. r. Stewart: San Juan
chapter number 726. Effie Roe and
w. q. Rice: Pharr. chapter number
800. Jennie Slocum. and Robert Slo-
cum: Edinburg, chapter number
473. Evelyn p smith and u. ID
Combs. McAllen. chapter number
II. Grace Humphreys and l.. Z
Humphreys; Mission. chapter
number 577; Nina Lehman and
G. w. Norton: Falfurrias
chapter number 146, Lual Ma
Pollard and Walter "A. Blumer,
Brownsville. Hope chapter 124. Lens
watkins and Harold g. Sample.
, 1935-01-27
Visitors Honored
AT Bridge Luncheon
Event Here Tuesday

Mrs. q. w. johnson and Mrs. G.
w. johnson. Jr., entertained at
bridge followed BY luncheon very de-
lightfully Tuesday morning. honor
ing Mrs. Gertrude WI. Campbell OF
East Orange, New Jersey. and Mrs.
"A. r. Beaudette. OF Albuquerque. ".
Mexico. Mrs. Campbell has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Robert
&. Ferguson and Mr.. Ferguson for
some tire Mrs. Beaudette rs q guest
I'm the lib. M. Freudenstein home.
The nffnir was a t~r'iv ~.sa~i~-~ nne
with TALES score pads and all other
party accessories being carried out In
Mexican design. and later with the
appointments for the luncheon and
the menu further carrying out the
chosen theme.