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THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1 1928 FORT WORTH RECORD-TELEGRAM '6IX ZONTA CLUB ENTERTAINS HEADS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 7'o Present Song Pictures 'The TALK OF FORT -won't Scheme to Sue for Title of Alemorial Bridge Picnic Is Enjoyed at Glen Garden COUNTESS OLD DANCER TO WED ECHO MUSIC MCA CLOSED KING'S DINNER 5 to 8 85c Is Based on Halloween 11 UM Also A La Carte Servict Carte Senict Former Jessica Brown Engaged to 'Very Great Friend' of Ex-Husband By Associated Press ATLANTA Ga Oct Atlanta chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy has decided to bring suit to obtain title to property on which Stone Mountain Memorial is being carved In a resolution adopted yesterday the chapter said that suit should establish their claim to the property inasmuch as Sam Venable who originally deeded it to Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association conditionally had given the Atlanta chapter title by reversion The resolution asserted that the association had forfeited title because of its failure to complete the memorial within 12 years from the date of its deed Auditorium to Be Displaced by Skyscraper First Night One of Brilliance 1 till I- 'N i I 1 tl 1 1 47 I :1: iv i 0 ePL I aA rut Zontr Chill entertained with luncheon vesterday at the Westbrook Hotel with presidents or representative of various other cal organizations as the honor guests The fable was gaily decorated vith orange candles in pumpkin a center-piece of marigolds and chrysanthemums in an amber bowl and various 'other Halloween s3inhols Place cards were black cats and each guest reVt NI a containing a tiny favor and a fortune Mrs Ella ltardin president of the organization presided at the lunch and -introduced each of the guests Prior to the speech-making Mr italph Tuggle accumiianied ity 'Mrs Robert Chesley sang two solos Guests of the obit) were Nlessrs Cotten Ernest Allen Buckalevy Short Dr Frank Nlisses Edith Alderman Georgia Moss and Mrs I Cooper MDLIS5ITIE LAST TWO DAYS Seymour Howard REVUE -'4'1-Y --t ss 'N Atisb e'ib Iiiii -w- Ak s-i0K--- v4ediaEQ: ill' xi irt: r- 43::) 45 $:: 1 404 -1 3 -i: 4 I s4! el 0tt1111 4 4-: -z--- '7: r- -A' It-: l''r- 1 'rs --tt- 1 i 41 AlitW 11: 4P141-010 :::::14 riiii (4 1 It '44 '4' i 'tik 1'114fiVirtitiiir '--iitik0iitU at5''P'ti 11 I 4441110k'''4- sz 4' jit4pfi--" iltN: -tki7: W41 iikI' 41i' "ttc4ii: 1Plet7WOriCtiketii 4 4 iiiteY '''t'i'" 1::: if At 'i 1 lir( 481:: At -01-7--zt A A37410 ---i itAt i 'iv Ni17-1ii -41144- 4 4opolviti 3t--- i 0 -t- '-'--4 '''c-- It- 0- ti' Afi 2iii? it Ai' S- 'vs' iit: skr: -01z Imii i gy I ''-6g -1vIt' sc -N As- '8'- I-Ikki 't 4 --'-i- 4 -'--I Anif'-----'? A-sks5T 4- 4k -xwa--liott 4: --mF-logititst Apt s- a 4c -41041r44 rf -n: q64' 4-('-' '4 liPtit ii i Irst''' itli-91 7 --0 t-- -2- -051- -)- 0 b- it- -4 -4 44 -4 AtN -41" GY ---1'w- 41 1r17-73 -41tia --44' -10--- 1--- 4- ---ii ---w1- 1ir-4 --4--- 74 All -K''''- Tiarmr-NiLir'ircJLE: 411Wr 4'! Glen Garden Country Club held its regular pinic supper and bridge party Tuesday night with Mrs Martell and Mrs Rollie Pray hostesses Thirty-one tables of players enjoyed the games with high scores being won by Mines IL II Boone Baird Frank Conner and John A Guffee Messrs George liana Griffin and Joe A Vera Among those attending were Messrs and Mmes IL Beall Walter IL Beck Max Bergman Buckeridge IV Blackman laird IL 11 Boone? IL Bishop Frank Conner Cone Bagaley II II Dreehsel Daniel A IL Eaton 13 I Fenoglio Roy Ficke Chester Fite Fred Francis Grif- fin Goodfellow John A Gulfee 13 George A Hunter Leon Hauser Dorton Hoera Isely Jiwte A Lee Fred Linnington A Lupton Miller Miller AL Ous ley Clyde A Penry Boy IZ Patton Porter Rogers Stuart Glenn Smith Sears Scott Teel John A Thompson Joe A Vera Winger Sam Weatherford Wofford Mmes A IL McClellan of Oklahoma City Okla AV 11 Itoeser IL De Poyster Misses Dorothy IVilds of Baltimore Linn Alatta Elizabeth Ann Penry Doris Durrett Mary Louise Fisher Nina Terry Florine Long I Mrothy Lee Leda Belle Durrett Frances True Lucille Mason: Messrs IL Leonard A Grisso David IL Taylor Tom Brown 'Williford Dana Griffin Jr Ted Long-worth Louis Wilds and Daniel Jr Hostesses for next Tuesday will be Mmes Max Bergman and Walter Beck This will be open night that is members may bring as many guests as they wish Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock Members are requested to make reservations direct to tbe club as soon as powible St lit The TeNne Persona ligrEGirl RUTH Brunswick Recording Artist WARD VAN Your Favoritms In "OFF REV" HE: "What is the most interesting thing you've read this month?" SHE: "The Menu at King's There's food for thought in it" MR AND MRS SHAW GIVE HALLOWEEN PARTY FULTON PARKER Delightful Comedy CHICAGO Oct 31 The time stained auditorium associated for a third of a century with Chicago's musical accomplish men ts tonigh resounded for the last time to tly thunderous applause of an opening night at the opera In the theater that next year will be displaced by a huge skyscraper in Wacker Drive as the new home of opera the Chicago Civic Opera Company opened its seventh season and the eighteenth season of a resident company here by presenting "Carmen" Musically it was one of the most memorable evenings in the history of the old auditorium and there was little of regent to be found in the first night audience composed mostly of the socially prominent of the city and its suburbs The opening of opera and the opening of the Winter social season are synonymous here The boxes were a glittering display of costly jewels and stunning blossomed there and on the main floor as well Maria Olszewska gensational Prima Donna contralto of the Vienna State and Covent Garden Operas made her American debut in the title role which gave her the best possible opportunity to display her remarkable vocal and dramatic talents In addition Alice Mock a young Oakland -Cal artist sang the Micalla in her first American appearance Rene Maison gave his first Chicago performance in the role of Jose and Cesare Formichi appeared here for the first time as Escamillo Applause loud and tumultous greeted those making first appvarances and the other members of the cast as well including Giorgio Polacco musical director who conducted One act was broadcast by the National Broadcasting Company RAZZO Co A Ise JOHNNY FULTON as Master of Ceremonies I On the Screen 0 AWIP 0 DRY MARTINI By Associated Press LONDON Oct Countess of Northesk formerly Jessica Brown American dancer is to be married to Vivian Cornelius son of Percy Cornelius of Windlesham Surrey The Countess recently divorced Lord Northesk in Scotland on grounds of misconduct Telling of her future plans to the Associated Press correspondent in her apartment with her future husband present the Countess said today: "We shall be married in London before the New Year and after our honeymoon in Switzerland or Egypt shall reside here I am waiting to hear when my mother Mrs A Starke of Buffalo can arrive for the wedding before fixing the date "As for my engagement there is nothing to say except that I am terribly happy I have known Mr Cornelius for about two years we met in London through mutual friends He is a very great friend of Lord Northesk in fact we are all three great friends But I don't know Miss Joyce" (A veference to the report that the Earl of Northesk was engaged to Peggy Hopkins Joyce) Lady Northesk reiterated her determination never again to appear on the stage She refused to comment on the statement attributed to Lord Northesk that American wives want to rule the home whereas in England the man is head of the household remarking: "I don't want to say anything that would hurt him or spoil the friendship of us three" She was perfectly willing she added to relegate the role of head of the house to her husband but was quite undismayed at marrying another Englishman "I might have married anybody" she said "but I happened to fall in love with an Englishman and there he is" LEAGUE FAVORS DRIVE TO STAMP OUT FEVER GENEVA Oct the mosquito and prevent dengue fever" is the latest league slogan The special medical emissary of the league to Greece told the health committee today that there had been more than R50000 cases of dengue fever in Greece with 1372 deaths from this cause Thereupon the committee decided to inaugurate a mosquito survey of the Mediterranean countries A Peppery Picture of Parisian MARY ASTOR 810 MAIN ST Mr and Mrs Shaw 2404 Medford Court East entPrtained at their home Tuesday evening with a costumed Halloween party from 7 until midnight A series of weird amusements including a tour from cellar to aqic and the telling of fortunes by a "spirit" draped in white afforded An midnight struck the party went out on the lawn where amid flickering red flares a "witch" appeared dashing madly around the lawn and -garden until she finally was caught and "burned at the stake" A buffet supper was served to Messrs and Mines 'William Milberger Dunn Sloan RV Hamill Fred Barron Walter Ben-ton Bradford Dave Hubbard Harris George Curly Balfour: Mmes Ben Freiden Jessie Keever Willie Mae Taylor: Misses Frances Don-Grace Smyth Margaret Martin Ethel Looney Genie Gorman Mildred Helm Helen Goettman and Messrs Jaques Arnold Walter Mack McGreevy and Brit-lain st st oginomom 1 s-l5e ODEON Always I CI-- --f 1 0-15t PA I Di Matinees Isv su A FIRST III-N UniverEal "ALIAS THE DEACON" A CAPeolorSOUNDIllm Paramount Comedy NEWS 10015c Matinees A FIRST RUN Jewel "THE SMALL BACHELOR" and a FIRST RUN Western "THE GET-AWAY KID" The Note Book I PEMIIMMMO IkIMEMMINOIN leo Senorita Luisa Espinel who will present "Song Pictures of Spain" as part of the fifth anniversary program of the NVoman's Club tomorrow afternoon The Spanish singer is shown in the VatencFan wedding costume she wears in presenting one of the three groups of songs 60-Year Sentence In Theft of $25 ON YOUR ROOF TROUBLES Sorority Plans Senort ta to Be Bridge Tourney'l Heard Tomorrow LOS ANGELES Oct of only the total obtained in the holdup of four individual taxicab drivers today cost Jacobs a 60- year prison term He was convicted in Superior Court on four counts of highway robbery A sentence of 15 yerits on each count is mandatory under the new California criminal law This will be employed Monday in sentencing Jacobs because he had been convicted of burglary twice previously CALL STANDARD ROOFING CO PHONE 3-3553 Bird Son's Certified Roofers 'MISS BETTY JACKSON IS GIVEN BIRTHDAY DINNER The cabinet and social committee of Central High School Girl Reserves gave Miss Betty Jackson a surprise birthday dinner Saturday evening at the A camp at Lake Worth A cake with 17 candles was brought in followed by a tray piled high with gifts Places were set for Misses Freda Tones Nellie Burnes Joy Loup Ruth Evans Alta Bell Blanton Thelma Lavender Annabel Goldthwalte Jo -Blanton Lucille Bunting Jean Thompson Louisa Rasberry and Kay Prather The Girl Reserves from the same school entertained for all the memaers with a Halloween party at the camp with all the usual orange and skblack decorations and favors Music and games were features of the evening with refreshments served qAto about GC couples tit Pt OWIL1LNILNI611M110161ILIKWILNIMILIIINKILIkliblkIIMOILWektl 5 Mr and Mrs Ernest Marx formerly of College Avenue have moved to the Forest Park Apartments Mrs Verna 4 Adams of Hemphill Mrs iral request mioil I m-1 arm ny 'S Sltreet Sv sing slb hers at the secon( quiet hour program today at First Pres- byterian Church -1 Mrs Mil- 1: ler of the Forest lar Park Apartments will leave tomorrow for Austin to spend br the weekend with mRs ADAms her daughter Miss Tobia Miller who is attending the University of Texas She will be accompanied by her son Arthur Mrs Gallaspy of Carlton Avenue will entertain at her home tomorrow evening with fire tables of bridge Miss Sara Morton daughter of Dr and Mrs Morton of Summit Avenue left Tuesday for Roswell She accompanied Mr and Mrs Thompson whom she will visit for 10 days Mr and Mrs Fred Bostaph of Western Avenue have returned from a trip to Ranger Mr and Mrs Gish of the Forest Park Apartments have returned from Tulsa where they spent several days The executive board of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will meet for luncheon today at 12 :15 o'clock at the Elks Club lit lit IP 1 PROF LA RUE'S FIFTH FLOOR TEXAS VA NAT'L BANK 0 BREAKFAST SERVED 7 to 0:30 II IL itemosimmommom3 "A PLACE TO MEET-A PLACE TO EAT" Lambda Alpha Lambda Sorority members met Tuesday night at the home of Miss Adda Louise Ward 2301 Edwin Street and discussed plans for a bridge tournament to be given by members Saturday afternoon at the Elks Club at 2 o'clock Misses Blanche Hines and Adda Louise Ward are in charge of arrangements for the tournament There will be a meeting of the sorcrity tonight at the home of Miss Gertrude Costello 2221 Hemphill Street at 8 o'clock for all members Among those attending the Tuesday meeting were the following members: Misses Virginia Dickerson Blanche Hines May Johnson Ruth flagon Doris Normand lone Zita Crotty Louise Caldwell Katherine Mercer Maxine Russell Adda Louise Ward Evelyn Clary Gertrude Costello pledges Misses Helen Whitley Louise Jordan Ruth Lewis Mary Clem Wilburn and Dorothy Ilseng Miss Betty Claire Carnrike was a guest at the meeting We specialize in Permanent Waving and do no other beauty work GBITRN 1 4 ol CALF ET ERIA 03 HOUSTON SMELL GUARANTEED PERMANENT WAVE PARRISH HOSTESS TO FESTIVAL GUESTS Luisa Espinel the first attraction of the season on the Woman's Club 192S-29 lecture conrse will present her program Friday afternoon in'Anna Shelton Hall Senorita Espinel is an envoy of true Spanish culture her tour of America being sponsored by the Institute des las Espanas an institution supported by cultural elements of Spain with the King as one of the backers Heretofore only lecturers have been sent out by the institute Senorita Espinel has made extensive research into the folk lore of various regions of Spain and has brought into her programs the folk songs and folk dances that are genuinely Spanish In addition to her concert work she is collaborating with de Onis professor of Spanish literature of Columbia University in publication of a book on "Spanish Folk Music" Her program will be in three groups and for each she wears the costume of the regions from which the folk songs come her costumes are an important part of the program Each selection is preceded by a brief introductory sketch and is illustrated with dances or pantomime Members of the Woman's Club will have the privilege of bringing one guest on their membership cards The public also is given an opportunity of hearing the unusual program the regulation admission of at cents for non-members applying for this occasion Members must present their cards at the door according to announcement from the club office THURSDAY SPECIALS! Ninth and Honsten Pts Entrance on Houston ht Immediate Service With EVENINGS ea ArrA qpe'rfrEINMIF -'11os Se: I'''' PrA 4 71Et A rA i 0 N----N- A 1 A sz PP i 0 4: se 4 :0 Ar i -'4- Lri 1 rA tte- tfi FA 4 PO kir ot- 1 '41' 7 OA 'A eel 1 e---' z) -0- 0 0 ik 409 0 WS- 19 1 AO ri 0 Fal 1 47' gb rA Ar 1- Ar Eninttrabncaendon rA Immediate Service With di aglogigloomiorEN EVENINGS Ws show you the Wave before you pay your money Skilled operators with years of experience This Is no school DINNER Barbecued Short Ribs 03 gd with Candied rams 441i LUNCHEON Barbecued Fresh Fish 20c Baked Pork and Beans 5c Old-Fashioned Potato Salad 54 Blackberry Cobbler 50 0 1 1 Baked Sugar Cured Baked Sugar Cured 40c Ham Orange Sauce Miss Hines in Charge of Bridge Reservations La Rue Permanent Wave Shop CHAPIN Pi-T A TO GIVE HALLOWEEN PARTY Parrish 5113 Birchman entertained with an attractively appointed Halloween party at her home yesterday afternoon 4 A three-course luncheon was served fben tables laid with Chinese linens and 'Halloween decorations Place cards cups and favors carried out the festive colorings of orange and black 111 table was centered by a large 'pumpkin filled with roses -High score prize at cards was won Mrs Forest Power and the cut was made by Mrs Robert Burch Among those present were Mmes Bowman A Helm Robert Burch Lloyd Moseley Ashe Charles Webb aond Forest Power 11 Children Always Welcome II CORN BEEF and el -1 LCABBAGE PHONES (2-0110 (2-0519 Reservations for the Lambda Alpha Lambda Sorority bridge tournament at the Elks Club Saturday afternoon may be made by calling Miss Blanche Hines 4-6S7TW Prizes will be awarded and all players will be required to bring their own cards ST or Without Appointments By APPOINTMENIZMNIMINOMN or Wit BY Al I The Chapin Parent-Teacher Association of Mary's Creek will sponsor a pie supper and Halloween party at the Village Creek school Saturday night at 8 o'clock Mrs Moore is president of the association The affair is open to the public COMING NEXT SATURDAY RAIES311 PIONEER CEMETERY BODY TO HOLD SESSION TODAY Oruch Bros Tailors FOR MEN AND WOMEN WE ALSO DO ALTERATIONS AND FUR REMODELING PHONE 3-1708 313 MAIN STREET YOU HEAR AS YOU SEE "PICTURE of PICTURES" Last 2 Days Lasi Da The Pioneer Cemetery Association will hold a meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Miss Anna Shelton 1316 West Tucker Street Important business will come up for discussion All members are urged to attend 610 Slop Infection 41111L "NM 10 I i i' f' 11- III I 1 i- 1 I 't: 1 lb- nil Infection A 4111 i 4 I 1 I i Ati I BILLY DOVE 11141 BILLY i DOVE -4 The story IMP of a captain's wife who did not go ashore with thrills and romance galore The Exquisite Beauty The po tain's who did romance ee wgoainttshtoatio rell AT YOUR GS KONG KOdk PI-T A EXECUTIVES TO HOLD MEETING TODAY ROME Or PARAMOUNT PICTURES MISS M'REYNOLDS IS GIRL RESERVE HOSTESS Miss Anra La Verne McReynolas was hostess Tuesday evening at her home 1251 East Morphy Street when she entertained Girl Reserves of the Junior High School The rooms were attractively decorated in Halloween colors Ghost stories and a "mystery room" were features of the entertainment during the evening Refreshments appropriate to the season were served to the following guests: Misses Elizabeth Newcomb Bessie Mi Mean Flora Mae Bond Mary Virginia Ogden Dorothy flagon Arve Jones Merry Montrief Thelma Sizemore Ruby Robinson Mildred Nix Nadine Cre Iler Lesion York Mildred Dunlap Agnes Treland Evelyn Fritzhugh Nadine Tatum Edith Harding Mary Lillian Johnson Florenz Kossover Helen Kossover Katherine King Lucille Coulter Geraldine McReynolds Ernest Leon McReynolds Mmes Johnson Millican Mr and Mrs McReynolds Sponsors who attended the party were Misses Ruth Kirkman and Ulla Edwards Miss Lillian McReynolds assisted in entertaining St St It qt ko' Tbe executive board of the Fort Worth Council of Parents and Teachers will meet this morning at 9 :30 o'clock at the First Christian Church Starting Today The most beautiful story of the risen Christ ever and events of the Divine Ministry visualized for the first time in motion picture that will live forever in the hearts of mankind 01106rft I --X it Acr I ENGINEER WRITER DIES See and Hear CHARLES (Buddy) ROGERS MARYftni3RIAN 111 LOS ANGELES Oct St James 70 nationally known mining engineer and geologist and writer on scientific subjects died here today In "The Night Watch" with the new screen find DONALD REED with the perfect MOVIETONE accompaniment and on the same program SEE AND HEAR on the Worth's Perfect Vitaphone FLORENCE BRADY "Singing the Blues" LYDELL HIGGINS Musical Comedy Stars "'NN Paramount News K' SYNCHRONIZED AN MOVIETONE FIRST Even a pin Scratch Dangerous II IIIIK -In iyAlts I Tiro aw I 1 -IN TEXAS AT POPULAR PRICES -SYNCHRONIZED WITH MUSICAL SCORES AND SOUND EFFECTS -WITH OTHER ENTERTAINMENT JUNIOR WOMAN'S PLAY CAST IS ANNOUNCED I- Saturday 1 Tour Are 3figsing A Treat If You Don't See the Carnival Life Drama the Carnival 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Earnest days of striving American college life as it is lived today FSee THE BARKER Fermented With the Permeated With the on the stage COME TO THE EARLY SHOWS Liken to the Chatter of WM EUGENE HOWARD Vitaphone Specialty Civic Theatre New York Coat Matinee Today 35c-25c Tonight 75c-5Qc-25c Mrs Leslie De lf president of the Junior Woman's Club announced yesterday the complete cast for the play to be presented at a tea tomorrow afternoon at the club The title of the play is "The Opera Matinee" directed by Miss Geraldine Those who will take parts are: Mmes Floyd Jr Fred Langston Katherine Hatcher Lynn and ton Katherine Hatcher Lynn and with enough "IT" to Sink a THE FLEET'S IN" with Fort Worth's Own Movie Star JAMES HALL JAM Pi HALL A Paramount Picture BIG TIME VODVIL PROGRAM A VORT CA1 F11 Because of the popularity of this picture we urge you come early There are better seats and more of them "KING OF KINGS" AT 7:10 and 10:00 Have a Lane It at DOWRY VERNON in "Stop Kidding" Comedy with Sound Thrill at the Story "MARCH ETA" in Color Coming Week Starting Sunday Night NoNember 4th Matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday The World-Famous Drama of the Cabarets 4DROADWAY" Ladies Free Sunday Night When Accompanied by Paid Ticket Seats Now Selling Call 2-1281 Remember It AM to I PM Mon to Friday Any Seat gilone In three generous sizes Misses Virginia Hudson Corrinnc rIll NI 0 FeS Maurine Lovett Benito Wag- r'(eunwaisn' 'Geraldine Truby Clota Boy- kin Emma oreas Morgan Katherine A NTIIPTIC DBlack Dale Hardy Mamie Louise NEW 1)01all'eSo 13t1-IrsIleYI ORLEANS rtwrence Tarlton is the spon- sir of the dramatic section of the TNE UNE FORWIllA VPlea 1011 it i club Rep tip with the NEWS EVENTS AT REGULAR PRICES AT treu hi ix I at re Home of Po lllll unt Pictures 25c.