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, 1935-07-02
Guest Honored
With Bridge
This Week

Miss Betty Elfrink and Miss Inez
Brulay entertained very delightfully."-
at bridge Saturday afternoon at the
home Of the latter. honoring Miss
Shirley Bennett. CT Shreveport, who
Is a guest OF Miss Valerie Rosenthal
An attractive color scheme OF pink
and green was carried out in all ac-
cessories and appointments for the
party. The hcstesseS served q re-
freshing dessert course before the
games Of bridge In which Miss
Hazel Ross Deputy was high A
pretty favcr was presented TO the
honoree. Miss Bennett. also.
Among those present were Miss
Bennett, and Misses Valerie Rosen-
thai, Hazel Ross Deputy. Mozelle
Pruden. Marcile Strein. Pampy Ha-
den, Laurita Order. Jane Richard
son, Virginia Runyon. Lenore Ytur-
ria. Frances wagner. Alice Fitch,
Dorothy Grove and Mrs. Bill Cabler.
IT.
, 1935-07-02
Nalenta
MuptiaLs Are
Of Interest

Word has been received here by
friends Of the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Valenta, daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Valenta, Of Sweet Home.
to Mr.. ". J. Myer. formerly Of Los
Angeles, and now CT Houston, the
marriage taking place. Saturday.
June % in Sweet Home.
Mr.. and MRS. Myer left immediate
" after the ceremony on O we'd
ding trip to Los Angeles. the state
Of washington and Colorado. They
will be at home to their friends in
Houston after the first CT August.
The marriage will claim a great
deal Of interest here and in other
parts OF the Valley where Mrs Ny
er has a great many friends. Mrs.
Myer has been both an athletic and
academic instructor in the Browns
vile school system for several years.
Mrs. Myer for a time was super
visor Of playground activities In the
school system. and was Of the
most popular teachers in the sys-
tenn at the time OF her resignation
in the late spring.
, 1935-07-02

Del Mar cottages Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Salter Of Sc
gum. had q pleasant visit at Del Ma
this week.
Mr.. G. S. Maupin Of San Antonio
enjoyed two days at the Beach this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hesby and fam
lily Of H~arlingen cottaged at Del Mar
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moses OF
Donna spent Thursday and Friday
az Del Mar Beach Resort
Mr.. r. +. Vessels and family OF San
Antonio arrived Friday to spend q
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Windeiker Of
Karnes City. enjoyed several days
at the beach. arriving Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Barhar Of
San Juan arrived Friday to spend
three days at Del Mar cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Eidman Of
Brownsville enjoyed the week end
at Del Mar.
Miss Mable Humble and party en-
toyed the week end at Del Mar Beach
Resort. They are from San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Koontz and
family Of San Benito enjoyed the
week end fishing at Del Mar.
, 1935-07-02
'Meu,s, Notes
Mar
Especial to The Herald)

AAMANN w. $3.50 $500
DEL MAR, July 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Woods Of Weslacc, were at Del
Mar Beach this week. for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lightner and
family of Mission, visited at Del
Mar this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherwood and daugh.
ter. Caroline, OF Temple, arrived
Sunday to spend the week at Del
Mar cottages. DR.. Sherwood Is con-
nected with the King and White
Clinic at Temple.
Mrs. w. Q. Browne and Mrs. Ollen
Rome and families Of Mission. en-
joyed a three-day stay at Del Mar
cottages.
Harry A. KeSsell and family Of
Brownsville enjoyed several days at
Del Mar this week.
B. 3. Line and party Of WeSlaco
enjoyed several pleasant days at
Del Mar cottages this week.
Mrs. c. c. Bryant and party Of
Harrington spent several days at Del
Mar Beach resort this week.
MMr. and Mrs. j. o. Moss and fam
fF Ct Rio Grande City enjoyed the
cool breeze and delightful atmos-
phere at Del Mar this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Alternately
CT Freer. enjoyed a short visit az
, 1935-07-02
Art Teacher Is
HOnored At
Reception
Especial to The Heraid)

HARLINGEN, July 2.-Anthony
De Young of San Antonio, national
" known artist and art instructor,
who has conducted q two-week's
summer art class in Harrington,
| sponsored by the Rio Grande Valley
Art Leagus, was honored at two
delightful social affairs given dur
ing the weekend.
First of these was a studio tea
given Friday afternoon in McAllen
by the upper Valley branch of the
Art League and marked the open
ing Of the McAllen Studio Of Art.
Mr.. De Young addressed the mem
bers and guests on the subject Of
Modern Art.
Saturday evening, Mr. De Young
and members of his art class we're
honored guests at en- informal re-
ception given at the Woman's build
ing BY the Art League. A feature
OF the evening was the exhibit Of
more than 100 paintings. work OF
nhe pupils during the two weeks Of
AS period. A group Of pencil
btches, a number being Of Valley
object matter, was Of special in
Fterest to the guests.
Crville Huntley, talented bari
tone, and q member Of the class
gave as a group Of vocal solos, ac-
companied at the piano by Joseph
Inc Pollard Huntley.
In keeping with the Spanish
theme of the evening Mexican can
dies in native reed trays were serv-
ed by Elva Jean McCright and
Betty Lou Hill in colorful costume.
Ruth Townsend and Lou Evelyn
Brnd.ey, also in Spanish costume,
served punch in the patio where
colored lights and gay streamers
overhead and the soft strains OF
Mexican music gave added Span
lish atmosphere.
A gift of blue Mexican glassware
was presented Mr.. DE Young and
also an honorary membership 10
1.-THE Rio Grande Valley Art League.
approximately 80 we're enrolled
lin the class and SO successful was
1.-The project, according to Mrs. j. j
murray, president Of the Art League,
THAT Mr.. De Young agreed, at the
Unanimous request Of artists Of the
VALLEY. to return in the fall Tor a
one-day conference monthly.
Mr.. De Young, who has made his
home in Texas since 1929, Is a mem
Der of the leading associations OF
painters in America, has been rep
resented in many Of the important
exhibits Of the middlewest and his
works have received numerous re-
wards.
That Mr.. De Young is regarded
raghly as an art instructor is shown
kSy his record as teacher in a num-
her OF the leading art schools OF
IChicago and the midwest and VAL
hey artists consider 1t ar opportun-
kity TO have advantage Of his con-
Htinued instruction and criticism.
, 1935-07-02
Martinez
Is Entertained
In San Benito

Miss Estela Martinez was honor
ed by her cousins, Misses Minnie
ana EStela Esparza, in San Benito
this past week. The house was
beautifully decorated with floor
baskets Of pink roses intermingled
with fern. Dancing was the main
diversion for the evening.
Guests from Brownsville includ-
ed the honoree. Miss Martinez. and
and Estela Lavios and Effie Kabe-
laris, Mariana Hinoiosa OF Harlin-
gen: Dorothy Price. Consuelo Mar
tinez. Rosa Muniz. Elena Gonzalez.
Joeefina Cara. Carolina Rsi-
riguez, Estela and Celeste Esparza,
Maria Herlinda and Frances Yep
eda. Herlinda Alon1o. Minnie and
Carolina ESparZa. Emma and Lille
EScamilla, Consuelo CabazaS. Bea-
triz Cara.
Misses Katie Polizo. Beba Danache,
Maria Fernandez. JoSefina Fern
anuez. Adelaide Ramirez. Maria
Garcia, Mary Frances Turner. Car
mela Saldana, Emma and Eliza
cfLd1lucL MdI4d OuIAot1ld nucl4ccf
Agueda Rodriguez, Rebecca Con-
zalez. Dora Saldana. Anita RAM
irez. Emma Cantu, Petra Garcia,
EneStina CabazoS. Lola Herman
dez. Eliza Gomez. Josefina Rod
riguez. Berta Cabaza. Romano Muniz.
Elma E. Scroggins. EStela Rowland,
Maria Corkill. Esther Ruenes, Ange-
hta Martinez. Victoria. Eva. and
Berta Atkinson. Helen Ogdee. and
Lily Herrera. all Of San Benito.
MessrS. Raul Zavaleta. Chaco
Garcia. Raul Villarreal. Rafael
Flores. GuStavo Cara. Manuel
Tamez. Jr.. Manuel G. Martinez.
anu Roberto Ramirez. OF Browns
vile; Joe Rodriguez and Amadeo
Longoria Of Halingen; Rafael Can
Ia, Jimmie Corkill. Ramon Trevino.
Alfonso Trevino. Alfonso de Ia Gar
"a, Samuel Garcia, Olegario Ram
irez. Herminio Cantu. Feli7e Ze-
peda, Amadeo Mancillas, Joe Cab
ara. Edtlmiro Moody. A. q. Lon
goria, Enrique Zepeda, Jr.. Juan
VIllarreal, Carlos ESparza, Jr..
David Rodriguez. Willie ESparza.
Abel Cantu, Ovidio Gonzalez, all OF
San Benito and Mr.. and Mrs. Man
uel @. Martinez, Of Brownsville.
, 1935-07-02
Scout TROOPS
Return From
Camp Week

From the Scout Reporterl
The Girl Scouts are home from
Camp Perry with a healthy coat
o. tan and happy memories Of the
Gays spent there last week. Fifteen
girls from Brownsville were present
under the leadership Of their cap
tain, Mrs. p. q. Hales, and camp
committee member, Mrs. r. d.
SEndell. Troops from Harrington.
San Benito and Los FreSnoS brought
the number of Girl Scouts regis
tered at camp TO so.
Each day, from reveille to retreat.
was filled with various activities.
such as fire building and cooking
OUT OF doors, nature study, boating
and swimming and other things.
Each evening all troops gathered
in the bowl around a blazing camp
fire for star gazing, dramaticS and
singing.
In short the girls learned that
Islands for character
A-for association and friendships
made
M-manual skill
P-pleaSure
Initiative developed
MATURE appreciation
G-growth, mental. physical and
spiritual
Under the instruction of Mr.. w.
c. Gilbert. Camp D.Nsctor, Ruth
Sabotka, Gene Hales and Edith
Mckee qualified as Red Cross jun
ior Life Savers.
Wednesday, Visitors Day, the
following from Brownsville visited
Camp: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pruden:
Mrs W. o. Coil: Misses Mozelle
Pruden and Mary Anderson; Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Graham and two
small sons: and Mr.. Samuel and
son. WoolSey.
, 1935-07-02
County Clubs
To Take Part
In Contest


SAN BENrTO. July 2.-According
to an announcement made BY Miss
Dorothy Porter. Cameron County
home demonstration agent. the
Cameron County wardrobe DEM
onstration contest and foundation
pattern roundup will be held nc
the Briggs-C Coleman school house.
July 10 a. 2 -. I'M.
The contest and roundup will be
fer class one and two wardrobe
demonstrators. and all c~o-operatOrS
who have made foundation pat
terms IN any year OF their club work.
Prizes in the demonstrators div
ision for first place In both classes
one and two win be trips 10 the
short course. Prizes for second
, 1935-07-02
Hall Is
Honor Guest
>ForAHair

A delightful social event OF sat
Wday afternoon was the informal
party at the home Of Mrs Randall
Mathers. given b. members OF the
Self Culture club. honoring one OF
their members. Mrs. Marvin Hall,
who leaves soon to make her home
in Austin. Large bowls of vari-
colored dahlias made colorful the
rooms given over to the affair.
Miss Kathryn Worley sang very
delightfully."- a pleasing group Of
songs, Until" BY Sanderson, The
Last Rose Of Summer" Moore. and
The End OF a Perfect Day." by
Bond. An original verse, fitting the
occasion, and by n of the club
members. was sung by the club
members to the tune OF The Eyes
OF Texas" At the close Of the
song. a gift was presented Mrs. Hall
by Mrs. Homer Fitch.
Mrs. Gertrude Holcombe presided
at the daintily appointed buffet
luncheon table. and was assisted by
Ger nieces, Miss Gladys Biggerstaff,
Of Dallas. and Mrs. Leroy Robinson,
OF Norman. Oklahoma.
Mrs. Gertrude Holcomb presided
at the daintily appointed buffet
luncheon table, and was assisted by
her nieces, Miss Gladys Bigger
staff, Of Dallas, and Mrs. Leroy
Robinson. Of Norman, Oklahoma
Guests on this occasion included
the honor guest. Mrs. Hall, and
Mesdames Roy Ruff, II. E Wat
kins, Homer r.. Fitch. George Ham
ilton, II. L. Yates, Virginia Watson
Lillian KENNY. Bascon Cox. Milton
II. West. w. Y. Worley. Randall
Mathers. Nathan Moore, @. A
Manahan, v. L. Conrad. Gertrude
Hc.comb. G. G. Stewart, G. w
Landregran. Leroy Robson. OF
Norman, Okla, and Misses Kath-
ryn Worley, Ella Evans, and Gladys
Biggerstaff, OF Dallas.
, 1935-07-02
Arthora Hipp Is
Honoree On H e r
Fourth Birthday

Arthora Hipp. small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Hipp. was
honored Monday morning between
the hours OF $50 and 1890, at
her home when her mother enter
tanned, the occasion being the
honoree's fourth birthday.
Diversion during the social hours
included the breaking Of the "pi-
nata". Colorful balloons were given
as favors to the small guests. A
refreshment course was also serv-
ed.
About IS little friends OF the
honoree were present. in addition
to q number Of the mothers.
, 1935-07-02
CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY
ErneStine 3oye will entertain
members Of the Little Women's
club.
Meeting Of the Valley Pan-Hel-
lenic az the Madison hotel in Har-
lingen at 1890.
Mrs. Herbert L. Thomas will en-
terrain members Of the Wednesday
Bridge club al bridge and luncheon
at her home at $50 a. m.
, 1935-07-02
Executive Board Of
PTA Will Fl a
Gathering Frida y

Especial 20 me Herald
WESLACO. July 2.-The exec
utive board Of the Parent Teacher
association OF the South Palm Gar
denS school win meet at the school
Friday. July 5. at 3 p. m. All men,
bers are invited to attend this
meeting. Refreshments will be
served. Children when accompanied
by their parents are also invited.
, 1935-07-02
mo7tso3attsrn.
Every one smart and easy TO make
LOVELY TO LOOK At
EASY TO MAKE.


EASY TO MAKE.
MARIAN MARTIN AFTER
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PATTERN OATS
Being lovely IN look at" on a
s%weltering day Is an accomplish
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more often than not the achieve
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those wise girls" you'll choose a
cool washable print in cotton. silk
or celaneSe: send for pattern 9476
and let your nimble fingers do the
restl And they'll find 1t a delight
full task too, running up a feminine
model, that so simply combines a
becoming neckline with flared or
puffed sleeves, eliminating bother
some sleeve fitting. The soft bodice
is gathered in the new mode that
Is so kind" to your figure. Com
plete, Diagrammed Marian Martin
Sew Chart included.
Pattern 9476 may be ordered only
in sizes "A. is. Is. 20. 80. "a. SO. 3s.
40 and AZ. Size Is requires 81
yards 80 inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents In coins or
stamps Ccoins p~referred) for each
Marian Martin pattern. Be sure TO
write plainly your name. address.
the style number and size OF each
pattern
just out. Marian Martin sum-
mer pattern book. forty enlight-
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summer chicl Clothes for every &C.
caSion for every member OF the
family. from the Tiny Tot, the
DaShing Deb. the Blushing Bride
to the Mature Matronl Every
design beautifully illustrated. every
pattern SO easy even the beginners
are assured OF successl Send FOR
your copy nowI Price OF book fif-
teen cents Book and pattern to-
gether. twenty-five cents.
Send your order TO The Browns
vile Herald. Pattern Department,
2S7 w. 18th St. New York. ".
Y@Adv.
, 1935-07-02
AUSTIN VISITOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Moler had
as their guest Sunday the latter's
niece, Miss Floris Smith. Of Austin.
Miss Smith was en- route by plane
10 Mexico City to visit her brother
who represents the American Air
ways.
, 1935-07-02
Mrs. Everett Smith
Compliments o
On His Birthday

HARLINGEN. July 2.-Mrs. Ever
EFT Smith entertained Friday after
neon honoring her son. Darrell, or
his fifth birthday. The little guests
we're entertained at games and con-
tests in which prizes were given.
Among those present were Billie
Moore. Dixie Pearl Dennison. Billie
Burkehatten, Jimmie Burkhatten
Charles Sinclair. Janice Simpson
Grace Matz, TotSie Bowman. Dor
othy Mae Allen, Jackie Galloway. Jr.
and Palmer and Mary Ann Smith.
, 1935-07-02

4E@1(AAG&w A. gM~@H1
Miss Louise Parry, head OF the
mathematics department of the
Brownsville Junior college and high
school. has returned from q months
trip through the south and east. in
Guiding visits in New Orleans. La.
washington. ID. C., and New York
City.
, 1935-07-02

place Tn both clarscs win bs
merchandise.
In the c-o-operatUrs' division prizes
will be merchandise I'm both classes
for first and second places. The
merchandise prizes are being dom
ated by Downs Brothers. Addeu0n'1.
and ]. G. Penney Co. of San Ben
ItC. and Sears ROebuck. ". c. Pen
ney Co. and the New YORK Store.
or Harllngen-
This contest win be the climax
OF three years clothing work in the
Valley. the work being finished IA
July. Demonstrators during this
time have kept clothing accounts.
planned their wardrobea. improved
clothing storage and have fitted
individual patterns for club mem
beers that desired them. The goal
of co-operators has been TO improve
storage for clothing and 70 acquire
ir Individually fitted patterson
, 1935-07-02

WEEKEND VISITORS
Mrs. w. T. Vann had as her guests
over the weekend. Mrs Hendriz Nc
Culloch, OF San Antonio and Mrs
Lauren Smith.
, 1935-07-02

SHREVEPORT VISITOR
Miss Valerie Rosenthal has ag
ms her guest for the summer
months. her cousin. Miss Shirley
Bennett. OF Shreveport. LouiSianA.
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Betty Ferguson VIII Be Bride
in Church Ceremony

Two sisters Of the bride. Miss Betty
Ferguson. will be attendants in the
ceremony uniting ner and J. Rich
ara Palmer. r. Wayne. in marriage
late this afternoon at Meridian
Heights Presbyterian Church. Miss
Jane Ferguson will be maid OF honor
and Miss Phyllis Ferguson Will be
bridesmaid.
The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry will
perform the ceremony in the church
TO be decorated with garden flowers
and greenery. Mrs. H 3 McNeely.
organist. will play Venetian Love
Song" An Sweet Mystery Of Life. 80
'NarciSsus.' and during the cere-
monv. Liebstraum Mrs. Harry.
solois:. will sing 7 Love You Truly"
% Promise Me" and AT DaWning. q"
The bride. daughter nj Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph S. Ferguson. will be
given in marriage by her father. Her
white satin gown is designed basque
style with train falling from the
hips and shirring ~ the neckline.
A tulle veil will fall from a head
piece Of lace and seed pearls. Her
bouquet will be Of brides roses.
The two attendants will wear
dresses fashioned alike, with sleeves
full TO the elbow and tight 70 the
wrist. Miss Jane FerguSon's dress
Will be dusk pink worn with a CO.
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Indiana Council of Women
Committees Announced

AS the fall season Of clubs and
philanthropic organizations opens.
lists of committee workers are re-
ceived daily from the presidents.
Today's lists include appoint
ments made by Mrs. Z. Maude
Bruce. Anderson, president of the
May Wright Sewan Indiana Coun-
Gil of Women.
Official duties Of the council are
under the guidance of Mrs. Bruce
and the other officers. Mrs. z. Nav
Hahn. first vice president: Mrs.
Florence Ritz. Lizton. second vice
president; Mrs. r. Earl Peters. Fl.
Wayne, third vice president; Miss
Emma May. fourth vice president.
Mrs. Frank Symmes. recording sec
rotary; Dr. Edna Hatfield Edmond
son. Bloomington. corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Fred Lucas.
GreencaStle.
Committee chairmen and assis-
tants follow:
Edwards. Chairman. Mrs Mary Kvnett and
Mrs David Ross.
Bulletin editor Dr. Edna Hatfield Ed
mondson. Indiana University Extension
division Bloomington.
Education. Mrs. c. J. SemboWer. chair
man; Mrs. Harry Tutewiler and Mrs
Charles H Smith.
Finance Mrs Claude Franklin chair
man; Mrs. Edward H. Niles and Mrs Alice
Walker
Legislation. Miss BeSs Robbins. chairman
Mrs T. J. Louden and Miss Jesse Lew
Motion pictures; Mrs. David Ross. chair
James SDroue
Patriotic instruction. Mrs. Anna Davis
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lonisl bouquet of pink and blue
flowers. Miss Phyllis Ferguson will
carry a similar bouquet Of peach
and blue flowers with her peach
gown.
Eugene Vail. Scottsburg, will be
best man. and Gail Martin and
Charles Hess Jr.. ushers. Out-of-
town guests to witness the ceremony
Will include Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Wagner. Greenville. O.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Palmer. Tiffin. O.: Mr.
and Mrs George McCollom and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Matthews. all of
Chicago, S. c. Ferguson and Mrs.
Louis Ferguson. both Of Bourbon.
Families Of the coupe will attend
a reception Al the Ferguson home
after the wedding. The couple will
leave for q short wedding trip be-
fore going to Fl. Wayne 10 live Mr..
Palmer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer. who. with his sister. Miss
Marjorie Palmer Lafayette. will be
guests Al the wedding.
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Up bright early activity. mlady
personal
As follow the hands young
whose special tmeto
o'clock dive Woodstock pool
There's nothing to equal 10 O'Clock canter Miss Drake
and have ribbons past
Noontme lunch pleasant day Of
Mrs. Edward Gallagher
Girls preparing to take studies colleges
have dozens Of
o'clock hnds MI and Mrs Harold ThapS daughter
minute shopping Miss Tharp
College.
Miss Betty Weiss daughter
4 enni
o'clock dinner dancing
and the heater Before keeping
Bertermann and her Miss progress
membership OF Indiana
Bmsnn general chairman
the committee will attend
Athenaeum
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Voters League
Tea Scheduled
for Wednesday

Mrs. S. N. Campbell and Mrs.
William Ray Adams will pour at a
membership tea at 2:30 Friday at
Ayres auditorium, which the Indian
spolis League of Women Voters will
sponsor.
Guest speaker at the tea. accord
ing to Mrs. Howard Meeker, men,
bership chairman, will be Mrs.
George Gellhorn, St. Louis, chair
man Of the committee appointed by
the National League of Women
Voters to direct a campaign for
more trained personnel in public
service and reorganiza ton Of the
tax system.
Mrs. Gellhorn's topic will be Is
the Best Service the Best Politics.
Serving tea during the afternoon
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PARTY RENDERED
TO RECENT BRIDE

Tea and kitchen shower today at
the Silver Cup tearoom with Mrs.
James Sellmer, Misses Mary Lants
and Ann Myers. hosteSSes. honored
a recent bride. Mrs. Russell E. Cross,
who formerly was Miss Ethel Finley.
Guests included Mesdames Ernest
Finley, R. R. Cross, Walker Messick.
E. Eugene Dawson. Thomas Dwyer,
Clarence Workman, Morton Barber.
Jane Bogard and Lee Johnson, and
Misses Mildred Cross. Sarah Frances
Kackley. Thelma Pugh. Kathleen
Duerstock. Dorothy Brickley. Esther
Sonnich, Ellen Sonnich. Jean Chap
man, Paula Irvine, VeSta Irvine and
ThetlS Fleming.
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will be the following league menu
bers:
Mesdames c. w. Myers, Ralph
Showalter, Walter Rogers. Wendell
Little. Elsa Brandt, sCleon Nafe,
David Lurvey, Louis Haerle, Paul
Fisher, Leonard Smith. L. NJ. Dun
ming, J. Jerome Littell, Buford
Rhodes and S. B. McKibben.
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BREAKFAST TO BE
MUSIC GUILD FETE

Songs by Mrs. Jane johnson Bur-
roughs and readings by Miss Alma
Meyer will feature a breakfast Of
the White Cross Music Guild at IL
Tuesday at the Antlers. Walter
Whitworth will be Mrs. Burroughs
accompanist.
Mrs. Sherwood Blue and A. L..
Leatherman will be among the hos
tesses for the event. a benefit for
the student nurse endowment fund
Of the guild.
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chairman. Mrs Edna Psuley and Mrs.
Claudia K EITHER
Permanent Peace Mrs Mary z Doug
las Atfica chairman Mrs Nina Daniels
and Miss Nina Stottlemver Anderson
Radio Ms ? Earl Peters. chatrman'
r. Wavur
Resolutions. Mrs nellie K Dawson.
Terre Hsuts. chairman. Miss Emma Mary
and Mrs T Louden Bloomington.
HOSPITALITY Mrs c W Cowlev. chair
man. Mrs. c. ". FoItz and Mrs. Bessis
Hart
Publicity. Mrs. B 3. Mcdonald. ohsir-
man
Public health and social hygiene. d..
Ada SchVeitzer chairman
Music Mrs Henry Schurman
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Reception ArrdnQed

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Talbert
will celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary at a reception for
friends from to tomorrow at their
home. 1870 w. Ohio-St.