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Evening star., 1937-12-19
Community Clubs.

Community Clubs.
Womans Club of Chevy Chase, Ger
man section, Tuesday at pm, with
Mrs. st. Clair T. Thomas, 729 High
land drive, Woodland Park, Md.
Observation-Disclosures und Wei
nachtsleider.
Junior Women's Club, Tuesday, 8 pm,
Jessup- Blair Community House,
Christmas party, Miss Doris john
ston in charge. Mrs. Elton Peterson,
chairman Of hostesses, assigned by
Mrs. Robert Ayers, Mrs Jack Cory,
Miss Mildred Sattler, Mrs. Bernhard
w. Spille. Report on Christmas
baskets, Miss Doris Ehrmantraut
Mrs. J. T. Lucker presiding.
Business and Professional Clubs.
Bank Women's Club, Christmas party,
Tuesday, $3.50 pm, 17o1 Twentieth
street NV. Miss Winifred Burwell
presiding, Miss Mildred Woodcock
In charge Of arrangements.
Business and Professional Women q
Club. Monday, $50 pm, First Con-
gregational Church. Christmas
mas party for children from the
Juvenile Court.
Civic and Study Clubs.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phians, Georgetown Library,
Wednesday, 10 am. Leader, Mrs.
q. P. Rawley. Mrs. George Lilly
presiding. Speakers, Mrs. Alexander
Bell, Mrs. Clyde De Bruder, Mrs.
John K. Freiot, Mrs. Robert How
ard, Mrs. A. B. Mauly and Mrs. J.
B. Tiney. Topic assignments, Mrs.
Alexander Bell.
Women's City Club meetings at club
house, 736 jackson place NV.
Monday. i:S0 pm, afternoon bridge;
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News of Residents
In Loudoun
County.
County

I oUDoUN COUNTY, Va, Dec. 1s.--
OF interest is the announcement
by Mrs. William Clayton Orr Of the en-
gagement Of her daughter Frances to
Mr.. John Douglass Moore Of Aldie,
son Of Mrs. John Douglass Moore and
the late Mr. Moore Of Aldie. Miss Orr
is the daughter of Mrs. Orr and the
late DR.. William Clayton Orr of Lees
burg. Mr.. Moore is a graduate OF vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute.
The wedding will take place the lat.
ter part Of December In Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Walker of Leesburg has
gone to Chicago where she will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
George Durfee.
Mrs. Clara Frye had with her in her
Leesburg home for the week end, Col.
and Mrs. Sanford French of Fort
Washington.
Miss Virginia Mott has closed her
Leesburg home and has gone to Wash
ington for the winter. She will be at
tIic LdldyetE f1OUel
Superintendent of Schools and Mrs.
| o. L. limerick will have their daugh-
ters, Miss Margaret limerick Of Fred
ericksburg and Miss Evelyn limerick
Of Harrisonburg with them for the
Christmas holiday.
DR.. Henry Plaster of Washington
and Mr.. Herbert Plaster of Berryville
have been spending two weeks at the
formers country home at Bluemont
Mrs. Sam Patterson entertained a
small group at tea yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ais of Detroit,
Mich, are spending several weeks with
Mrs. Ais father, Mr.. J. T. Matshall
at Hillsboro
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Abyssinian campaign with its martial
speeches printed at different angles.
In the second drawer we find Ger
many represented. Don't look yet .
just make a wild guess at the first
trophy. Oh, you must have peeked
Yes, that is right it's Tyrolian
hat u. >. bright blue one. with fluffy
white feather. Now dirndl. also in
bright blue, with crisp white blouse
its puffed sleeves as exquisitely
shocked as the Florentine work of
art; there is blue apron, and to COM
plete the costume, shoes with flowers
painted on them and stockings with
flower embroidered clocks. Gay
sweaters, caps and mittens for skiing,
some in angora, some in embroidered
woods little jackets, rainbow-hued
scarves .. all to brighten the SHOWS
at home From Vienna come her most
expensive gifts. Evening compacts of
petit-point: cigarette case and
lighter in the same beautiful work.
Perfume, in tiny crystal fagons.
Bracelets worked in silver, gold and
turquoise: fascinating rings of intri-
cate design. She found that the
clothes In Vienna are strikingly lovely
and reasonably inexpensive. Every
Viennese seems to have a fair for
chic" and, instead of waiting until
arriving in Paris to walk into dress
makers, she bought several evening
gowns in Vienna and discovered
that they were among the most
charming in her wardrobe.
Shocking Pink"
From Paris.
Paris naturally the name casts
an aura over the rest OF her collection.
The magic labels Of famous Maisons
bring back memories Of exciting days
at the showings when beautiful Pa
risian models swept by in the creations
that we're to make fashion history
in a few months. Mary was one of
the first to appear in Shocking pink, -
at night and religiously to diet for two
weeks SO that the last fitting of her
pencil-slim afternoon dress might
bring forth cries of "Ah, Mademoiselle
est exquise!" For her friends, she
bought the dernier cri in suede bags,
square as little suit cases with huge
gold initials; Caron's Can-Can per-
fume; some scarves at the Exposition,
with Suivez-Moi scrawled, all over
them; some multicoloured Fajas to
lend gayety to black dress; Yvonne
Printemps records of the lifting melo-
dies from LES Trois Valses.
There, that is Mary's trllnkful. Now
we will turn to her brother Jim's
Open it carefully. We are warned
that everything will fall out other
wise. What chaos! However. can one
tell what is from which country?
A green Tyrolian hat. Shorts
Lederhpesen. A leather knapsack. A
pair of water-skiis from Nice
memories OF glorious days. riding the
waves behind speedboat, flying round
rocks, dodging buoys, falling of
breathlessly to be picked up by jeering
companions in the motorcraft
All, well! And three immense beer
mugs from Austria. Some leather
bound books from Italy: a smart
leather desk set from Rome. A carved
wooden cigarette box from C1cchoslo-
vakia; a red jacket with a hood from
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Switzerland :. the mans version
Of how to brighten our SHOWS. A pair
Of tall boots from Hungary fine
for shooting. Eleven ties from Paris
i. where is the twelfth? Probably
small brother is wearing it on his first
datel Some shirts from Paris. A
suit from Anderson and Shepherds in
London; a watch from London; q
velvet case with all the coronation
coins displayed. An initiated gear
shift-top from Asprey's. Oh, and a
set of horns from Paris; this American
town will appreciate them at 4 o'clock
in the morning!
Mangled Object Proves
To Be Racing Bicycle.
And that mangled object in the
hail? It's racing bicycle from Hol-
land. There is just another two
wheeled horse who has done his part
to give a boy q summer that he will
never forget.
So there you have the two con-
noisseurs. The difference between
them is that girls usually bring back
something that they can wear that
will be the envy of all their friends or
an original gift to be exclaimed over
or some new trick that can arouse
comment and start table patter by the
/ remark: "Oh, picked 1t up in Milan;
the fascist Office was too marvellous
:. he -"
A boy, on the other hand, will collect
at random the things that he is fond
of d. that are imbued with pleasant
recollections Of his trip. He will store
them away in his room. gloating over
| them, showing them only to his great
friends; finally they will be forgotten.
Lying in the closet, his mother will
be considering them for the thrift
shop when a howl of protest will come.
mo. no! you can't take that, that's
my walking stick from Munich!"
But you never use it :. you never
even knew it was there"
Il know, but well it's my walking
stick and I'm going to keep it."
To keep the memory of that sum-
mer In Europe as tangible as possible
is the reason for these collections.
The scarves, the beer mugs, the walk
ing sticks are something to keep .
magic lanterns to bring back at a
touch some of the most wonderful
months of lifetime.
Real estate GepelnnrnentS IL, Hauaii
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Future Club MEETINGS

5p.m., Spanish class: 6 pm, French
table; 7 pm, French class. Tues
day, II am, French class; IL noon,
French luncheon; S pm, book re-
view, my Country and My People, /"
Lin Yutang. Miss Mary Fausnaugh;
7pm., bridge Wednesday, II am,
rhythmic dancing Thursday, 5
pm, French class; 5 pm, short
story writing.
American Association of University
Women. Meetings at the club
house. 1884 I street NV. Monday,
4 pm, Christmas party for chill
dren of members. Marionette play,
''The Snow Witch" by children of
the D. c. Fairgrounds, directed by
Miss Anne Klesius; Capt. Rhoda
Millikin presiding, and in charge of
distribution OF toys, to be donated
for needy. Hostess, Mrs. James K.
McClintock. Thursday, II am,
book review. "Enchanters Night
shade" by Ann Bridge. Miss Ellen
A. Vinton. Mrs. ]. Fred Rogers will
read from Home CROWN, by Della
T. LuteS.
iscellonsous Clubs.
Washington Readers Club, Tuesday
8 pm, Alliance room, All Souls
Church. Christmas program, Har-
riet e. Bryant, Elizabeth M. Phil
lips, Aida w. Brooks, Betty Mus.
son, Kathleen Lawrence, Lillian
Watson, Clarence E. Ruebsam
Woman's National Democratic Club
at the clubhouse, 1925 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, Monday, 1880
pm. Members annual Christmas
luncheon and tree. Tuesday. II
am, Education Committee. Speak
or, Mrs. Louise LASells. World
Psaceways."
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Residential News
In Gaithersbur6.

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Dec. ls.-
Mrs. Walter c. Byrnes was hostess at
luncheon at her home on Diamond
avenue Wednesday afternoon, having
as guests Mrs. w. D. King, Mrs. Edgar
Rogers. Mrs. Josephs.J. Etgen, Mrs
Merle Jacobs, Mrs. sprigg Ward, Mrs
Ora Mullican. Mrs. Charles Orme, Mrs,
Albert Clagett, Mrs. Ernest johnson
Of Gaithersburg. Mrs. william Ward OF
Travilla and Mrs. Merhle Haines OF
Laytonsville
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Paul Lynch and
their family Of Sewickley, Pa, are ex-
pected to arrive early in the week tc
spend the holidays with Mrs. Lynch't
sister, Mrs. Robert Palmer of Wash
ington Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Farmer of White
Plains, N. Y. also are expected shortly
to spend some time with Mr.. Farmers
mother, Mrs. Olive Farmer. and his
grandfather, DR.. Osbourne, and to visit
members OF Hershey family.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Face Auto Tests.

All automobile mechanics in Ger
many have been ordered to take an ex-
animation, and those who do not pass
will be ordered to give up their jobs.
Berlin reports that this is for the pur-
pose Of eliminating pseudo-mechanics
who bungle repairs and to increase
highway safety.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Miss Clara Grunepan
To Wed Today.

The marriage of Miss Clara Grune-
pan Of Takoma Park, D. c., to Mr..
David Feldman of Takoma Park, D. c.,
will take place this afternoon at q
simple ceremony at 1 o'clock at the
home Of Rabbi Solomon H. Metz of
Washington
The couple will make their home at
410 Cedar street, Takoma Park, D. c.
The bride, a native of Hungary, came
to this country about six months ago.
Mr. Feldman. prominent merchant
OF Takoma Park. has lived in the COM
munity for 40 years. He is vice presi-
dent Of the Takoma Park Bank and
thirty-second degree Mason, being a
member Of the Takoma Lodge, No. 20.
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OAR. toGive
Yu1e PLAY
On VOL
"Christnas With
Smith Family Will
Be Heard Dec. ~.

a \ RS. J. FRANK RICE. radio
Nu chairman, District of Colum-
wv bia y. A. r., announces q
4 \ Christmas play, Christmas
With the Smith Family" to be broad
cast over Station VOL December 20,
at 1l:45 am. The play was written
by Mrs. Tonnis Holzberg, and the
roles will be taken by Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, Miss Maxwell Galloway
and DR.. E. Clyde Shade The musical
numbers will be given by the McAllis-
ter sisters, Of the Children of the
American Revolution.
Christmases at the White House,
from the beginning in New York, in
1889, with the celebration OF President
Washington and his wife, and down
through the years, was the subject
Of Mrs. Harry M. Howard, chairman
Of genealogical records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, before members of
the Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter,
d. A. R.. on December 10.
Mrs. George Combs presented, in her
paper. the memorable Christmas night
OF 1776 in New Jersey, when Washing
ton crossed the Delaware.
Wade Ellis read a Christmas story
of old Rippon, England, in the ninth
century
The chapter, through its regent
Miss Luella Chase, will present $40 to-
ward the new memorial stone for the
National Cathedral. Hostesses for the
meeting were Miss Julia MacFarland,
Miss Mildred Chancellor and Mrs.
Helen Cabell.
The Thomas Marshall Chapter will
send box Of Christmas toys to the
Kate Duncan Smith School in Ala
bama and du1el bag of clothing to
the Crossnore School in North Caro-
lima. The River Road Boy Scouts will
receive United States flag from the
chapter.
At the December meeting Mrs. Geof-
frey Creyke, State chairman of the
Magazine Committee. was guest
HDSohSAs AiS VlllldIl f1eQfE wagner
was indorsed as a candidate for State
historian.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter met at
the Martha Washington Seminary
3640 Sixteenth street NV, December
3. The regent, Mrs. Contee S. Ficklen.
presided. A contribution for the PLAQUE
IN the Washington Cathedral was
voted.
Resolutions were adopted on the
death Of Mrs. Anna M. Rowe.
A page in the Memory Book of the
Chapter House was voted in honor OF
the former regent, Mrs. William C.
Teubner. u
The regent made . talk which
opened the Christmas program, given
under the direction Of Mrs. Charles Z,
Hughes. jr. Toys and gifts were pre-
sented for the Christmas box to be
sent to Hindman School. A social fol.
lowed.
Evening star., 1937-12-19
Woman Office Holders
Shown on Increase
Survey of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs Reveals Many
Employed in the L. S.
BY RUTH MONTGOMERY.
Women's Club Editor.

LEGISLATIVE capacity is not matter OF SEX observed
Senator Hattie Caraway recently "but of mental qual
- cations and character"
Many people have been willing lip service to this thesis
and have sincerely believed it, but is only
lively recently that have been given anything like fair
chance to show their qualifications Office holders It
with Miss Jeanette Rankin and Mrs Rebecca FELTON,
with Julia Latrop Chief of the Chdrens Bureau and
Nellie Tayloe Ross Wyoming Since Miss Rankn
election than 20 % have served Congress-
and at there
constituents Senator Caraway of Arkansas 1t until
Roosevelt regime that there cabinet officer when
Miss Frances Perkins appointed there
Minister to foreign country until Mrs Ruth Bryan Rohde
sent to Denmark One thing that these other women
have helped to raise the status
establish general acceptance for their
reach the point which officials beginning
granted.
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Real estate developments in Hawaii
in 1887 caused over 100000 in
sales.
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Of Trips
Revived
Debutante Digs Up
Souvenirs From
Travels.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-12-19

Travel was the subject of the pao-
gram of the Woodbridge Book Club
last Tuesday morning at the Wood
ridge Branch Public Library, with Mrs.
A. A. Ludwig presiding. Mrs. Merle
Kissinger read. 'The Landlord Speak,
from "The Inn That Missed Its
Evening star., 1937-12-19
District Vote
By Club
Political Study
Group Takes Action
At Meeting.

NATIONAL representation for
\ the District of Columbia WAS
" mdorsed last week by the Ex-
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RETURN TO TEXTS

Mrs. L. A. Page and two sons have
returned to their home at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas after visiting Mrs.
Pages parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
Chenoweth.
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Nogales international., 1937-07-31
Bridge Luncheon
In Honor OF
Coast Visitors

Mrs. James V. Robins was charm
ing hostess Monday afternoon at a
bridge luncheon, honoring Mrs.
Warfield Ryley of La Jolla and
Mrs. A. I. Schleimer of San Diego.
In rooms frightened by roses and
other summer blooms, cards were
enjoyed following the serving of
luncheon.
Miss Virginia Ann Robins as
sisted her mother in welcoming and
serving the guests. Attractive guest
prizes were presented the honorees.
Among those present we're Mes
DANES E. A. Titcomb, Warfield
Ryley, A. I. Schleimer, A. E. San
ders, William Taylor, Tom Falvey,
E. S. Edmonson. Tom Hall, Ben
Wilde, I. H. Shannon, Herman
Medlin, Marguerite Macdonald,
Eugene Richards, Alfred Kibbe, and
the hostess.
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Party For
-0 - SO,
ElPasoan

Complimenting Mrs. w. G. Wine
gar of Ell Paso who is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. L..
Lewis, Mrs. w. c. Taylor, Jr., and
Mrs. A. L. Lewis entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at dessert bridge
at the home of the latter on Craw-
ford street.
Those playing were Mesdames
Grover Marsteller John Jund, G..
L. Harker, Otto Herold, w. K.
Kennedy, E. T. Richards, E. Tit
comb, E. K. Cumming, l. Burgoon,
Florence Bonsall, j. E. Wise, and
Mrs. Vinegar.
High scorses were received by
Mrs. Vinegar, Mrs. Bonsall and
Mrs. Cumming.
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Dinner-Dance
In Honor OF
St. Louis Couple

Complimentary to their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. E. HERE of st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Zacharias
gave a delightful dinner dance
Saturday evening at the Cavern
Cafe in Nogales. Sonora.
Covers were laid for DR.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Holm, Mr.. and Mrs George
r. White, Mr.. and Mrs William
Manning, Mr.. and Mrs Craig Pot
finger, Mr. and Mrs. James Manson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Syke Marsland, Mrs.
Warfield Ryley of La Jolla, Cali
fornia, Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Frazier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Corley, Mr.
and Mrs. E. HERE, Roy Cheshire,
and the host and hostess and guests
of honor.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
Miss Puchi Gives
|Dinner-Dance

Celebrating her 18th birthday,
Miss Mary Angelina Puchi gave a
dinner-dance Saturday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jose Puchi on Grand avenue.
Those present were Misses Rosa
Kerson, Villa Bird, Amanda Ra-
mireZ, Gloria Diaz, Josephine Mum
guia. Cruzita Valdez, Mary Baez,
Julia Munguia, Yolanda Ramirez,
Hortencia Puchi, Rebecca Spencer,
Marguerite Ramirez Maria Luisa
Araiza, Cecilia Tostado, Eva Mix,
Adelina Barreda, Adriana Barreda,
Consuelo Puchi, Esperanza ISABELLA,
Alicia Molina Evila Puchi, Eva Mo-
lima. Rosita Morales, Mabel Neu-
mann, Aurelia Molina, Evelina
Acuna.
Messrs. Willie Joffroy, Rodplfo
Guerrero, Bernardo Ibarrola, Daniel
Uribe, Eduardo Baez, Alberto Cenizo
Tony Uribe, Francisco Flores,
Gerald Cenizo, Jesus Morales,
Guillermo Ascona, Eduardo Morales,
Cayetano Mascarenas, Marcelino
Varona, Lucas Barreda, Raul Ron
quillo, Mauro Ramirez, Leonardo
Cabrera, Alfredo Ronquillo, Cirilo
Ramirez, Rudy Joffroy, Armando
Garcia, Aurelio Araiza, Manuel
Vasovilvaso, Manuel Moreno, Ricar-
do Manriquez, Miguel Angel Barre
da.
Mrs. Edwardo Morales, Mrs. Con-
Zalo Puchi, Mrs. Ramon Ramirez,
Mrs. Josephine Araiza, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Puchi, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Peltier, and Mr. and Mrs. Jose
Puchi.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bowman
left Saturday for Los Angeles where
Mrs. Bowman is undergoing medical
treatment. Mr.. Bowman was ex-
pected back Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Frazier and
daughter are on a two weeks vaca-
ton trip to San Francisco and other
California points. They are expected
back about a week from tomorrow.
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Mrs. H. M. Clagett has been
spending few days in California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Carney are
back from vacation trip to Texas.
They were gone about two weeks.
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Mrs. Isabelle Hedges and daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
Richmond, Calf, after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Milliken.
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TRIP TO COAST

DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith
and two children plan to leave
week from Monday on a two
weeks vacation trip to San Fran
cisco and other coast points.
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FOUR YEARS OLD

Celebrating his fourth birthday,
Presley Wayne Cheshire had the
following as guests at a garden
party at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Cheshire:
David Wilkey, Jr., Bobby, Glenn
and Charles Michalena, Betty 10
and Wayne Kleinnan, Jimmy
Cheshire, Abbie Joe Wells, Carol
Mae Walker, Caroline Douglass,
Beverly Wells, Glenda Harrison,
Norman Arend and Billy Stephens.
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TO VISIT HERE
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TO VISIT HERE
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Raymond L. Medlin, former
manager Of the WoolWorth store,
and wife, are arriving on August
9th from Los Angeles to spend about
a week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam p ZachariaS of the Rosemont
Apartments
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MOVING TO TUCSON
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Mrs. Dorothy Hardy and sons
Leslie and Jack are leaving Monday
to make their home in Tucson.
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Mrs. j. D. Jones and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lee and son
will return tomorrow from a two
weeks vacation in southern Cali
fornia.
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BACK FROM VACATION

bAOh Il NUM- VANA lION
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Mrs John Phillips returned Tues
day from vacation trip to Los An
ge1es, Hermosa Beach and Salinas.
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Nogales international., 1937-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
BIRTH RECEIVED
X 4 X x x X X

Announcements have been rece-
ived here of the birth of son. Joel
Yeaman, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yea
man Bryan, of Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Bryan was formerly Miss
Margaret Gardner, instructor of
English in Nogales High School.
Mr.. Bryan, who has several sign
ed stories and assays in current
copies of Globe Magazine, Literary
America and Atlantic Monthly, is
professor of literature at the Uni
versity of Maryland.
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FROM KENTUCKY
+ X i: X X X X

Miss Jane Cherry Newland of
Louisville, KY, accompanied her
cousin Mrs. Herman Medlin, on the
latter's return from a vacation trip
to Crab Orchard, KY, and after a
visit here will go to Tucson to spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
Wood.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
Visitors Guests
.Of Honor At
Dessert-Bridge

Mrs w. c. Taylor, Jr., and Mrs.
A. L. Lewis entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the Lewis home on
Crawford street at a very lovely
dessert bridge in honor of Mrs. w.
c.. Vinegar of El Paso. Mrs. A. I.
Schleimer of San Diego and Mrs.
Warfield Ryley of La Jolla.
The guests of honor were present.
ed with lovely guest prizes and high
and low prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles S. Smith and Mrs. j. v.
Robins.
The invited guests were Mesdames
w. G. Vinegar, A. I. Schleimer,
Warfield Ryley, E. Titcomb, Charles
S. Smith, James A. Harrison, w.
j. Phillips, G. B. Wilde, A. E. San
ders, G. G. Cheshire. T. L. Hall, G.
D. Nichols, A. j. Milliken, r. N.
Falvey, w. w. Barbee. j. v. Robins,
Craig Pottinger, Joe Berk, H. "
Farrior and R. M. Harrison.
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MERRITTS IN NORTHWEST
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DR.. and Mrs. M. I. Merritt will re-
turn August 18th from a months
vacation trip to Yellowstone Nation
al Park, Vancouver, and other Pa
cific Northwest and California
points. They will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Merritt's sister, Miss
Nan Davies of Los Angeles, who will
spend two weeks here.
RHSAASASASAPR
Miss Joan Hobbs of Tucson was
the guest this week of Miss Susan
White.
Nogales international., 1937-07-31
VISITORS LEAVE
* X X X X X X

Mrs. Warfield Ryley and Mrs. A.
I. Schleimer of La Jolla and San
Diego, who have been Nogales Wis
itors for the past two weeks, de-
parted Wednesday for their homes.
Mrs. Ryley was the guest of Mrs.
Charles S. Smith while Mrs. Schlei-
mer visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glissan.
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Nogales international., 1937-07-31
ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY

Celebrating her eleventh birthday.
Miss Gloria Siddell had the follow
ing as guests at a buffet-Supper
Saturday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Sildell, on Ellis street.
Mary Ann Myers, Martha Ann
Frazier, Virginia Ann Robins,
Juanita Urriolagoitia, jeanne Cum
ming, Helen Tostado, Jean Robson
of Hollywood, Elaine and Gail Will
bur, Frances Ellen Carroon, Joey
Berk, Adele Bracker, Eva Partido.
E1vira Partido, Virginia Faith, and
Maria Teresa Diaz.
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Mrs. Andrew BettWy has return
ed from Phoenix where she attend
ed a Young Democrats meeting.
Miss Mabel Beatty is expected to-
day from a trip to California where
she spent a months vacation.