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where there's lots Of privacy
Down the Point Sur road Nea!
drove slowly. past the historic
Carmel mission, out beyond the
beautiful homes of Carmel
Heights into a lonclicr stretch
where only an occasional ranch
cr's shack broke into natures
plan. Finally he stopped where a
wide point juttcd into the Surging
ocean, handed Martha the pack
age containing her suit.
"You can dress on the beach
down there without the slightest
Observation-Disclosures you mind sea-
gulls or seals watching. III skin
into these trunks right here" He
prinned at her. "I'll be down in
II minutes. Hope its the right
color of red"
Sheltered between two tower
ing rocks, Martha donncd the suit.
And when Gerry Neal clambercd
down the slope to view his pur-
chase he gaZed at her in frankest
admiration, IL was right" he said.
Right about what"
about the red--and your hair.
And how you'd look"
Ignoring the remark. Martha
turned, ran down the white sand
to the waters edge. Wading waist
deep against the breakers she
Owed suddenly beneath thcm-so
suddenly that she missed Gerry
Meals alarmed shout. But no
sooner had she plunged her 1.-THE
body into that green maelstrom
than she knew she was caught. \
force was drawing her down
and then while she fought and
held out with bursting lungs she
felt herself swung inward again
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rear wheel. But I'll have a ciga-
ret and watch you"
The cocktail lounge was pink
and white and utterly modern.
Martha exclaimed ut the minia-
turc tables and exciting murals.
This is clever" Neal agreed,
but not the real Moentery. The
Tea! Monterey is tn" old None,
tercy-and the fishing. Wen soc
it after I've let this cocktail get
ia its work."
And they did. He showed her
the Old Spanish thcatcr, and The
government house, and pointed
oat where Robert Louis Stevenson
had lived. lie took her along th"
venerable street o. walled court
yards which had once shielded
Spanish beauties from the eyes "f
1.-THE curious "And now" h" told
Martha, "wcli go down TO tn"
wEGrvc&. -! show you tiahcrmcH
who know how to fish--b"cauSr
it's in their blood. And well have
q scafood lunch"
II don't" Martha pleaded, . kc
scafood lunches"
Neal glarcd in mock severity.
"Iou'Vr never eaten one until you
have done it in MOcntcry."
Later, in cafe at the end Of 4
dingy WHIT, Martha was forced
1
to agree. Beyond the window was
the un9cheV&EIy bright hlue OF
down between Tn" wharf andd the
little fishing craft !Idlng at am,
Choir. Occasionally thrr" "rliIc"
to them IN" soft chugglng OF ON"
0. tn" little boats bound ""t down
the bay, .. ,,.,
It's heavenly h'f'' N'''""
! said at last. .
! Neal h"ddtd..l ItH inc h"n ,.,
! lnlng 10 certain p%'lS ~ , ';"'| !
That's one reason why III! Ir' 'L.'
Tony mere Wh" co"AEo "S thl W.
' klngiy l"paSl' mN'5 J., :" we'll
Ism 'ha' r'"n'' io"| ...
Tony leaned Over tn" counter
at the 0th"E chI OF inc ROOM ms
teeth i!aShInG hfliii2hl!! 'Fa.i ,,,
his Swarthy SKIN ON III" LIEn,'
Mista Neal. nat Diuc out SHe''i
she is ike Lake como NC !
com" from To'ho, ~ Is nI"!pt q q
little more beautiful than TINS
An inflnlteSlmal Spac" between
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BUILDING NEWS
Published BY
RIGBY.MORROW co.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. Z. Phone 81

A new Soof of TeXaco compost
ton shingles was delivered by Us
10 w. l.. Poole last week. A new
roof Of cedar shingles and other
material for the remodeling OF
the home Of Tom Mason on Pace
street was furnished last week.
Materials for repairing the old
Allen home at Boylston. the prop
city of A. F. Cash at Horse Shoe,
Scott Service at Mountain Home,
and many others were delivered
this past week. Let lis have your
orders.
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rest! -
This is the best kind Of rest
an active change"
Though she lived to be a hun
hcd. Martha would always re-
member that day as the most de-
hghtfully crowded one of her life.
There was no denying Del Monte's
spirit Of play, no refusing the
Lrcathlcss beauty OF cypress trees
and rugged coastlinc, of blue bay
and red roofs, of quiet missions
and wild flowers.
In Carmel, Neal showed her the
austcre stone homes of Lincoln
SteffenS and Robinson LETTERS,
pointed out the marble castles OF
Feeble Beach, and laughed with
her at the contrast of having tea
and biscuits at tiny shake cot
tage inn near the sea.
"Thcrc'S Just one more thing,
he said across the rickety little
table, "A swim in the surf. I'll
get our suits at a shop uptown
He looked at Martha judiciousIy.
cred. Flaming red, for you.
You've Just tho hair for it,"
T.
Matha's protests were of no
avail. Not 10 minutes later he had
emerged from one of Carmels
shops with swim suits for both Of
them. But where can we put
them on?" Martha wanted to
know. II don't see any bath
houses"
"That's another nice thing about
Carmel" Neal said. Not bath
house in 100 acres. But there's
plenty hundreds of acres He
Jumped into the car and showed
IL into gear. Wen drive south
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has qualified before
the clerk Of the superior court OF
Henderson county as administra-
tor of the estate Of Miss S. y.
WcimortS, late of said county.
and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re-
quested 10 file same with the un-
dersigncd duly verified on or be-
foIe March q, 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. Al! persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This March 20. 1887.
J. F.. Shipman, Administrator.
Hcndersonyille, \. {.
2.n6-Fri- 90 m
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CHICAGO IL" WRECK

CHICAGO. April .. CUP).-
Thirteen persons suffered minor
injuries and Il score of others
were shaken up last night when
an express elevated train crashed
into the rear end of Il standing
local near the edge Of the Loop
district.
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MARCH ENLISTMENTS In
ARMY IN l0-YEAR PEAK

ASHEVILLE, April 2.--U. S.
army enlistmcntS al AShcvillc in
March were higher than in any
month in ten years. Among those
enlisted were: Robert \. Whit
mire, G. X. Ashworth. and Joe
McJunkin. Brevard: D. +. Free
man, Balfom; Brack McGraw.
Flat Rock: Geary Williams. Hen
dersonvilc: James VI. Brock.
Burnley Chapman, Of TTyOn.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER TX

But" said Neal, stufring the
telegram into his pocket, "shc
probably will be there when you
arrive in San Francisco rs per
schedule, just az her message in
dicatcd. Now let's forget all this
business, Just for q day. Are you
on?'
Martha was silent Il moment.
Then she nodded slowly. Il sup
pose may as well. There doesn't
seem TO be anything | can do"
you don't sound very cnthu-
siaStic," Neal laughed. "Rut |
guarantee that Il day here will
make you feel differently
She could hardly believe this
could be true, but she rcckoncd
without the combined charm of
Gerry Neal and the country Of
Monetery Bay. When they left
the table ne suggested they in
spcct the little row of shops in the
hotel. There was sports shop, Il
gown shop, Il little icwclry shop
IN ltSclt Il Je"Cl. Fach hdu ~
glass front" giving into a lower
hallway of the hotel, as if on a
magic. sheltered street. Finally
they turned corner Of the corri-
dor to gaze into a great empty
ballroom. -.
That's the famous Bali room, y
Neal told her. IF you like, we
can dance there tonight"
But ne had many more plans
before that. They rented bicycles
and rode through the beautiful
paths of Del Monte. They fed the
ducks on the little lake. They
raced on the bicycles into Mon
terry. turning into the main street
flushed and breathlesS. Neal
swung alongside the curb and
held up hand in surrender. Il
give up" he laughed. "You win
the prc-lunch cocktail"
81 never use EN-" Martha SAID,
Tipping the stand under her bikes
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By WILLIAMS

with frightening force. Even in
that terrifying pigments strug-
gle she pictured in her mind the
ciutching Jagged rocks which half
circlcd the little cove.
TO be continued
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USE MERCO fish and tankage
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands
Mascot lime at right price. Cot
ton hulls S5c. Sold by H. ID.
Hyder. On the Bank at Depot.
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1I-Household Goods

NOW is THE TIME to buy tina.
new Baldwin you have been
admiring at Fullwood Music
Shoppe. 500 reduction on new
rianos. You can own a Baldwin
for as low rs 3Oc per da"
Think of it,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-02

Napoleon'S defeat in Russia was
largely caused by typhus, which
killed thousands Of his men.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-02

FURS-HIDES-Thcy are bringing
good prices and we are buying
heavily. Bring them in at once
for top prices. Sherman'S Groc-
erv Phone Oil.
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CEDAR SHIEGLES-We have q
bargain in No. l 5X air drieC
cedar shingles. Bought durinG
lower prices. Hendersonvillc
Supply & Coal Co. Phone 500.
Miilwork, building supplies. >
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l3---Merchnndise

Advanced PIPE and pip
fittings, assorted sizes; just re
ceived a car load. King Hard
ware Co. Phone 923.
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:, On yAIUE WILD ROOT sham

Sl.2o VALUE WILD ROOT sham
poo hair tonic 69c, Coo value
Drene shampoo and Italian
Balm S5c, soc Cashmere bou-
ouet hand lotion free with SOC
purchase of Colgate's or Palm
Olive goods. Freeze Drug Co.
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MATERIALS for building and re-
pairing. Let us furnish cost
estimates. Millwork promptly
done. Hendersonville Lumber
Co., near depot. Phone AZ. =
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% Radios and Scribe

ADICS of ali kinds given PromP
cxrert services. Tubes teste
free. Midcity Tire Co. Phon
l2l.
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HOME PAYMENT worries cease

under our easy repayment plan.
100 borrowers are getting a
debt free home with a smile.
Why not get q loan now 10 buy,
build. refinance or Improve
YOUR home? First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Assn.
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CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
BE DISCONTINUED. p A
NOW AT A BIG SAVING. o.
ROY KEITH, REAL ESTATE.
PHONE 81.
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4-Seeds and Plants

SINCLAIR NURSERIES are sac
rificing larger plants in nursery
to make room for young stock.
Kanuga road. Phone $685.. A.
]. Nielsen, Mgr.
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E SERVICE all makes of radio
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tir,
COMPANY. Phone l2l.
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AGAIN NORGE LEADS in enRi
neering. styling. construction
and features. Norge Rollato
refrigeration sets new stand
ord of value. Brunson Furn
sure Co.
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PUMPS! Shallow or deep well.
Get my prices and terms before
you buy. A. NJ. Featherstone.
Phone 2S4.
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Special Notices
HIGH TEST GAS, five gallons,
Sl.l0; washing 75c, grcaslng
soc. At Brown K Collins Sta
ton. at Eighth and Church.

NOTICE to my friends and Gus
toners: Am going to work
April list. Let me serve you.
Thanks. Shorty.
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FOR SALE-Seven-room house,
partly furnished, on corner lot
ll2 feet frontage, close in. The
price will interest anyone want
ing q home or with money TO
invest. See Ewbank & Ewbank.
Phone SO.
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FOR SALE - Modern six-room
home. three bedrooms, heat, 2
miles out; just off Asheyille
highway. J. Louis Albea, Real
Estate and Rentals. .
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SPECIAL. BARGAINS

Five-room brick house, hardwood
floors, IT acres, about six acres
bottom! four miles out good
roads, electric lights. $500 cash,
: balance $1,000 federal loan.
Four-acres good land, 5-room
house, two miles out, Flat Rock
section. good land and good
road. $3.50 cash. Anders &
Rector, 222 Main street.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-02

SENSATIONAL Iinoleum value
Select from our extensive show
;rr of new patterns. Prices g
in NJ 81 20 ner ward. inStall"'
Prunson Furniture Co.
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WIZARD PLOW POINTS and re-
pairs. Genuine. All sizes. Wade
King. New location, Main ST.,
below courthouse.
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3-Lipestock and Poultry

FOR SALE Good work horse.
Would take part in corn. r. L..
Briggs, Route 4.
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FOR SALE-Rough lumber. r. L..
Station, Dana. Flat Rock, Route
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KEY CHECK with name l0c.
Shell Station at Depot.
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5--Foodstuffs

FISH - Many varieties, dressed
and ready for pan. Delivered.
NJ. X. Cox, Phone &4S. Sue
ceSsor TO Jack Russell.
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- Freshen up
your home for spring. 1t will
rent quicker. Interior decorat-
ING by experienced men. Gmley
Construction Co. Phone $50.
1875 Third Ave. W.
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2-Houses and Real Estate

FOR SALE - Pretty house on
Fleming street, lot llO'Xl9O.
Drive down Fleming street and
YOU will see my For Sale" sign
on house. For quick sale, 81
500. James Cuttlno, 1875 North
Main street, Sumter, S. c.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-02

AN ACCIDENT costs much in
comparison with the small pre-
MUM of a protective policy
with the Hendersonville lnsur-
ancc Agency.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-02

DID YOU KNOW there IS SlVV'-
600 worth of building going up
on and abatement to our Horse
Shoe road. r. l.. Briggs & Co.,
HendcrSonvillc, Route i. 4"
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TRAILER
ADVENTURE
by Nard Jones
g 1897, NEA Service. Inc.

rear wheel. But I'll have a cica
ret and watch you"
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l6-Aportments

READY TO SELL-Tcll the world
about il in Tmcs-News adv. "
Evening star., 1937-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Meade Hufford
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Barnett an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Edna Mae to Mr.. Philip Rowell
of this city, formerly of Richmond
Saturday, September l8. with the Rev
DR.. E. V. REGISTER, pastor of the Del
Ray Methodist Episcopal Church, off,
ciating.
Capt. and Mrs. John S. Arnold are
spending week at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Meso and
Mrs. D. c. Hodgkins of Sanford, Fla.
and Mrs. w. A. Salzmann of Colum-
bus City, Ind, have been guests this
week Of their cousin, Mrs. Margaret A.
Scott.
Mrs. ]. w. Van Bibber, formerly OF
this city and now of Columbia. S. C..
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
C. Leadbeater. Mrs. Rathbone Smith
entertained at tea Sunday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Van Bibber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Mudd, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Kel-
ley Of Silver Spring. have left by mo-
tor for visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Hayward Hamilton and Mrs
Carroll Daniels are guests of the
formers grandmother, Mrs. Alice Hub
bard, in Farmville, Va.
Mrs. Ida McFee of Marinette, Wis.
is the guest of her sister, in-law, Mrs
Thomas M. Hamilton.
Mrs. George Morris and Miss Louise
Blair entertained Thursday at lunch
con and bridal shower at the Anchor
age in honor Of Miss Margaret L. Hay
den, who will be married to Mr.. Frank
Lee Ballenger in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church on Saturday, October 2.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SandySpring
News Notes
Boys and Girls
Are Returning
To Schools.

= ANDY SPRING, Md, September
25.-A number Of young people
are leaving here for college and
- schools this week, including
Julia Lyon, who enters Byrn Mawr;
Thomas and Frank Wilson, jr., 90 to
ford; to the University Of Maryland
will 60 Virginia Stabler, Lula and
Lucy Turndle, Marcia Ladson, Stanley
Moore and David Brigham; June
Thomas enters Swarthmore College,
Theodore Beall has left for the Uni
versity Of Arkansas. Thomas Hallowell
to the Boston School of Technology
while Helen Grey Miller, Cornelia
Thomas, Robert Bentley, j. Francis
Thomas and Frank ilson, jr., 60 to
the George School OF Pennsylvania
and Norman Farquhar and Henry
Hyde are returning to Episcopal High
in Alexandria.
Miss Sue Thomas has returned to
Swarthmore College to resume her du-
ties as assistant dean.
Mr.. Richard w. Janney has left for
trip West, where he will spend sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Janney and their
little daughter Peggy will leave next
week to visit Mrs. Janney's sister, Mrs
Mark Shields, in Pittsburgh.
Miss Cornelia Reese of Baltimore
is guest of Miss Elizabeth T. Stabler
at the Cottage.
Miss Edith Hallowell gave small
tea Monday afternoon at her home
Cloverly, when she honored Miss Fran.
ces Osburn and Miss Stebbens.
Mrs. Morris Leeds has returned tc
her home In Germantown, Pa, after
spending the week at Plainfield with
her brother and sister-in law, Mr.
and Mrs. William w. Moore.
Mrs. Mary Bentley is again at home
after motor trip to the George School
where she accompanied her son Rob-
ert.
Miss Mary Miller Stabler was host
ess at an informal little supper party
Sunday evening in her home, Edge
wood. The guests were seated at small
tables set in the living room. attrac-
lively arranged about the open fire
Among those present were Judge and
Mrs. Peyton Gordon, Col. and Mrs
James B. Bentley and Mr.. Tom Kes-
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stabler, for
merly of Sunnyside, have moved into
their attractive new home, recently
completed on Sunnyside Farm.
Mrs. Thomas Ladson entertained al
luncheon Thursday for one Of the
bridge clubs at her home, Babble
Brooke.
Miss Mary E. Thomas has left fol-
Baltimore to make her home at the
Taylor after visiting several friend;
and relatives in Sandy Spring.
Evening star., 1937-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson IN. Parker
were hosts last evening at an al fresco
party In the gardens Of their home
on North Randolph street. Weiners
were roasted in an outdoor fireplace
and buffet supper followed.
Guests last evening included Col.
and Mrs. s. Gordon Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Inbody, Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ton Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Gaum-
nitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Give Palmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Bouknight, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Massie and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Nickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hayes Of
Ballston, Va, entertained for a brief
visit this past week the latter's uncle,
DR.. Frank Adams of Berkeley, Calf,
who came TO Washington on business
trip. DR.. Adams is an instructor Of
irrigation at the Leland Stanford
University at Berkeley.
OF interest to the county is the
announcement by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thomas Androus of Battery Park,
Md, Of the birth of a daughter, Jean
Ellen, September Is. Mrs. Androus
is the former Miss Audrey Shreve,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
D. Shreve Of Cherrydale.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FATHER COUGHLIN SIGNS
FOR LONG RADIO SERIES
Contract Calls for First Talk Oe-
tober 81, Others Following
for 26 Sundays.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, September 25.-An asso-
ciate Of Rev. Charles E. Coughlin said
today the priest had signed a contract
for series of radio broadcasts start
ing Sunday, October 81, and contin-
uing for rs Sundays.
The announcement was made by
Leo Fitzpatrick, vice president and
general manager Of the radio station
(WJR) through which the priest
broadcasts locally.
Father Coughlin was expected to
return today to the Shrine Of the
Little Flower, his church in Royal
Oak, Mich, after a trip abroad to
recuperate from illness. He arrived
in Quebec Thursday.
Fitzpatrick said approximately 80
stations would participate in the radio
hook-up.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
Weddings Hold Spotlight
I'm Alexandria Society :,
Miss Lillian Williamson Bride
Of Clifford Hartman Spence.
Miss Scrivener Marries.

4 LEXANDRIA, Va, September 25-The marriage OF Miss
II Lillian Audrie williamson daughter OF Mrs Norman L. Will
Hanson and the late Mr.. williamson to Mr.. Clifford Hart
Spence Mr. and Mrs Spence Washington
took place Saturday afternoon September 49, at o'clock in the
Baptist Church with the pastor the Rev. Dr. Pierce Ellis
officiating.
The church decorated with palms and baskets of Autumn
flowers and Mr. Edwin Riley played the wedding music Mr. Edwin
Singer several solos before the entrance Of the bridal party
The bride given in marriage her brother
and afternoon frok Of burgundy chenille and
brimmed hat of the color She also
bouquet of orchids valley lilies Williamson
only attendant and Of chenille with hat
match. Her bouquet Of sweetheart
Mr. Otto Mnear of Washington best for Mr. Spence
and the ushers Mr. Irwin Meade Huord and Guy
Spence brother OF the bridegroom.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
Tea in Arlington Today
On Eve Of Sailing
Mrs. Ralph Grain Will Entertain
For Miss Beatrice Hegg, Who
Is Leaving for Costa Rica.

RS RALPH WALDO GRAIN. Jr, will entertain at tea this
Nl afternoon from to o'clock at her home North Fred
erick street. Arlington in honor Of Miss Beatrice Hegg Of
Bruce Dak and Washington who will leave for extended
visit in Costa Rica.
Miss Hegg who the president Of the National Arlington Hall
Aumnae Association and Miss Virginia Horbrook daughter OF
the United States Minister to Costa Rca Mr. William H. Horni
brook and former classmate of Miss Hegg at Arlington Hail. will
sail Orleans october the
where they will join the Minister his wife at the American
cation there Miss Hegg will be their until after the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Hornibrook in Salt Lake City, but will go New
Orleans within the next few days preparatory sailing for her
fathers post
This afternoon Grain will be assisted by
ern president Arlington Hail. Miss jennings
san dean who will preside at the table Bowls
dalias zinnias marigolds will decorate the home
Others who will assist during the will include
Johnston mother of the hostess Mrs Ada Belle Christensen
president OF the Washington Chapter of the Arlington Hall Alum
Friess.
Nine Renaud welinown pianist will play several selections