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Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Mary Curtis and Miss Dorothy Curtis
left today for san Francisco, where
they Will spend three months. Miss
Hester DaNey, Of East orange, n. j.,
accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Laird who
have been spending some time at
Palm Beach Fla, are now at Miami
as the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j. Pack
ard Laird
Mrs Russell Gilpin OF Youngstown
Me-. spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin. Mrs. Gilpin has
Just returned from a trip 10 New York
and left yesterday for her home In
Maine. She has been In Wilmington
and the vicinity since the Chlstmas
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Felix dupont are
guests at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic
City. In the near future, Mrs. dupont
expects TO go TO Florida for a stay
OF several weeks.
Major and Mrs. Richard Sylvester
will be the guests OF Mrs Julian
James In Washington, d. c., on in
auguration day Mrs. Sylvester Is now
in Arizona with her daughter Mrs.
Carleton Wood. Mn. Wood will
come east with her mother 10 re-
main during The summer.
J. Ralph Bailey and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Bailey, spent the week end
/ In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Monroe
Grier, who have been living for the
past two years at White Hall, South
Carolina. have returned 10 this city
10 make their home They are TO
reside on a farm at Brandywine
Summit, Pa. Mrs. Grier will be re-
membercd as Miss Edith NJ Mont
gomery, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Montgomery.
The Rev A. Edwin Clattenburg. OF
Ilazleton, Pa. a former assistant rec
tor at st. Johns Church. was a VIII
mIngton visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b Bird win leave
next Monday for Honolulu,
Mr.. and mrs. William Ba;ey Den
ham. whose wedding took place on
January % in st. Andrews p. =.
Church, are In Atlantic City.
Mrs. George A. Elliott will give a
card party on Friday afternoon In
/ honor Of Mrs. isaac n. Davis OF Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Brooks Jackson OF
/ Wilmington, at the new Tea House,
1919 West Ninth street.
Miss Alicia dupont. who has bern
in Europe FOR several months, is q
80 20 Nice, France. where she will
spend the next two years specializ
ing in voice culture
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Edgar and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace NJ. Powell expec
10 sail from New York on Februar.
26 for Valparaiso. Chill. Mr.. Edga
lwil become the manager Of tn
Chllian olice OF the dupont Company
and Mr.. Powell viii become the assist
ant manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland
who have been spending some time u
Honolulu, are now In California
where they win remain until March
They expect 10 be home by April 1.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes has returned
from a weeks stay at The Marlboro
Blenhem, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Laird spen
the week end at Atlantic City.
Miss Anna r. Young Is the guest o
, Mrs. Charles Weilc, Chelsea, n. ].
Mrs. James w Whitfield daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard G.. McMuller
, 1918 West Sixth street. left Friday 10
, san Francisco. from which place sh
will sail next Saturday on the steam
, ship Thomas for Manila. p. I. So far
I Mrs. Whitfield does not know Just a
what place she viii meet her hus
/, band, Lieutenant James w Whitfield
who is stationed with the Asiati
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
We dd2M9Sl

Miss Ruth A. Jones and Ray R.
Mitchell were married on January q
AT Brack-Ex NJ. Z. Church parsonage,
by the Rev. r. II. Adams. The couple
were attended by Miss Marian Green
as bridesmaid and George G. Jones,
brother Of the bride, as best man.
Miss Carrie L. Broomall and William
II. Sterndale were married on January
20 at the parsonage Of Brack-Ex NJ.
h. Church by the Rev. r. II. Adams
The couple were attended by Mrs. NJ.
Hall and Miss Ellen Sterndale, sisters
OF the bridegroom. and Elton Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Keating.
Of Merchantyille, n. j., announce tie
engagement OF their daughter Miss
Edith NJ Keating to Leonard VI. FCs-
ter. formerly OF this city, but now
OF New York City.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

payments he made 1t was estimated
that the lights may be shut or N
money for their support is not forth
coming.
Two new members were admitted
into the club yesterday. IL was
stated that the Sunshine Department
OF the club will do sewing for the
Delaware Hospital and the Children's
Home. Proceeds from the recent
rummago sale were reported as being
satisfactory.
Following the business session a
program was presented and refresh
ments We're served. The next meet
ing will be held February IS at the
HON e Of Mrs. George Huber, Richard
son Park.
The Marshallton Civic Club will
meet at 2.30 oNlock tomorrow after
noon at the school house. Nl mem
berv are asked 20 be present. as the
qeustion Of the new electric lights
will be discussed.
The Woman's Club, OF Newport
held a dance in the Masonic Temple
last evening
The committee consisbed Of Mrs
William Dsnnephauer. chairman
Reuben pordham.
Crawford's Orchestra, of Whining
ton, furnished music. A number OF
/ feature dances were enjoyed. About
I ilfty couples attended.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
LIRRARIIrs RRANGm 10 MEET

Ine Llharlus Branch OF the Tnier-
national Sunshine Society will meet
at las o'clock tomorrow evening af
Sunshine Han. 1909 Delaware avenue
All members are asked 10 be present.
This branch, while IL is the youngest
OF the many Sunshine branches OF this
city and State, has been busy in nu-
morous ways since its organization
several months ago. II has sent liter
ature OF all kinds 10 the various hos
pitfalls, homes and institutions OF this
city. The literature was not maga-
zines that had been read or used. hut
new periodicals. At Christmas. the
branch sent much current literature
for the coming year.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
The Kitchen Marathon
IAn EdIlorIaI by Ihe socIaLy EdILorl

IAN Editorial Society Edliorl
The average Delaware housewife
she preparing meals for her family.
Conference OF in
Ala became Interested
attached Kitchen
fast lunch and dinner prepared.
miles the pantry table
She walks A miles week. 72S miles
the miles busting.
telephone household
mother the
year without crossing threshold
The is OF step-saying.
kitchens large poorly arranged will have
go.
efficient housewife will cut out unnecessary steps
to avoid walking two ave
health insist that nve miles day spells
health.
hike though, should be outdoors not in the kitchen
idea fewer steps indoors; more outside
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
Real Literature
lAn EdILorIal by the socIety EdILorl

What has become the odahoned boy who liked
his literature raw2 Who read his Captain Collier behind
cared geography because the
knew his Deadwood Dick almost ready
dime novel anytime for a couple Of halfdme Beades?
What's He's president big railway com
the chief the
OF the great firm Of architects he's Of
firm town That's what's become
following In his footsteps II he had half chance.
lady Of the pstars
who the locked herself
whole pecemea kidnapped the Altar and "A
and "Aeas Terrible Engineers Firta-
tons Was She Sweetheart Wife," Delas
Lover and Flora Garlands Couhip and The Lover
"A Working Honor"
sonate Lover"
What's herr She's the wife OF the
big locomotive works the railway president OF the OF
the local architects Human nature the II then
Give chance and they'd like redbooded stories
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
hrAcnM RANnUET PLANs.

At a recent business meetlls ol slo s5
Beacom College Club. preparations lot
ne fourth annual banquet, to be
held during the early spring. received
additional Impetus. The representa-
tion was excellent and much . enInuo
siasm pervaded the meeting, in rharse
of John 6. Furniss. president. com
mittee was appointed TO work out tle
details OF the affair.
Sneakers of national repute are be-
r., socured to address the members on
tTat occasion. A 1rst-class orchestra
viii be furnished, and the Hotel duo
Pont will furnish a dinner, ABOUT ~
new members have been added to tho
roster of the club since the dinner
and dance last year, and It Is eX-
rected that the banquet this year Will
he different from anything heretofore
attempted.
The banquet committee consists OF
Marion II. Landing, chairman; A. Ray
mond Jackson, vice-chairman Nirs. M
ID. Fisher. L. May EisenhTt and
a1ra C. ChriSty.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
Society

fleet Mrs Whitfield has been a vlsi-
tor in this city since last June. She
expected to leave the first Of Novem-
ber for China. but on account Of her
husband being transferred to Russia
the trip was postponed
Miss Sarah Townsend and Miss Jane
Marvel will attend the Yale Prom
on next Monday evening.
Mrs. William Sellers, OF Bellevue, is
spending some time in Atlantic City
Mrs Francis Williams Moore and
Miss Anna j. Hendrickson entertained
at auction bridge on Saturday after
noon at the home Of Miss Hendrick-
son, 2Oit Boulevard. Five tables OF
bridge were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman johnston
are among those who Will spend the
remainder OF the winter in the south.
Miss r. Tomlin, who has been the
guest Of Miss Julia Townsend, left
today for her home In Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. r. Lindsay Curtis entertained
at bridge party last Friday in hon
or OF her guest, Miss Josephine Laps
ley, of Plainsneld, N. ].
Miss Margaret Whitaker is visiting
In Washington, d. C.
Edward NJ. Davis, who has been
confined 10 his home by an attack OF
grip, is convalescing.
Clinton w. Gray and family, OF
GAINESVILLE. Wis, have been The guests
OF Mr. Gray's mother Mrs. Amanda
Gray, i0i West Seventh street, since
last Thursday. For fve years. Mr.
Gray was connected with the dupont
Company at Carney's Point, but last
spring went west TO accept a position
with the Samson Tractor Company. OF
Janesville, Wis. Mr.. Gray left VII
mington on Monday evening for At
lanta. Ga. where he will be engaged
In special work with the Chevrolet
Motor Company. Mrs. Gray and chill
| dren Will spend a month With her pa
rents at Greensboro, Md, and Will
then Join her husband in their future
home in the south
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Morris
303 West Eighteenth street. are on 3
southern trip FOR the remainder
the winter. They expect 10 visit
Miami and st. Augustine, Fla. and
Havana.
Miss Margaret T. Payne. formerly OF
this city, but now OF Crescent. pa.
was a Wilmington visitor recently.
i Miss Frances Patterson entertaine,
at bridge on Monday evening in honor
OF Miss Mary Curtis and Miss Doro
thy Curtis, who left today for Cali
fornia.
Miss Anna Negcndank, 1903 Nortl
. Broome street. Is spending severa
weeks with Miss Helen Frederick Il
7 Harrisburg.
, Miss Elizabeth Reese entertained a
: tea on Sunday in honor OF Miss Mar,
b Curtis who left today with her moth
er and sister for two months triI
Mis- Marjorie pyle VIII leave 70,
California March 4, where she will
visit friends.
Miss Mary Ellis has returned iron
New York. where she has been spend
ing several days.
Miss Pauline Bowman. who ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. LeRo,
Work OF Elmhurst, for some time
returned TO her home in Petersburg
I Va, yesterday.
Former Governor John G. Town
r send Jr., and daughter. Miss Lyl
+, Townsend. are spending some tim
r In Florida.
Fred Carlson. OF Cranhusy. N. J.. 1
, the guest OF the Rev and Ms. z W
/ Wells. Mr. Carlson arrived In mi
- city last night on his way home fror
!, Miami. Fla. where he spent severa
4 weeks
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
TO DANCE ron IRIsH RFTIFF

A dance viii be given by the ladies'
team FOR the Irish relief fund of ST..
Thomas parish. in the labor lycenm
haii. Fourth and dupont streets. to-
norroW evening. American and Irish
dances are on the program.
Tickets Will not be sold. but a vol
untary Offering will be taken. The
money will be placed TO the credit
of the ladies team Mrs. John Flynn
Is captain OF the team.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
ENTERTAIN TIIE AGED.

Thlrty-flVe members OF Ella
Thatcher Branch Of the w. C. T. IT,.
visited the Home for Arsd Women
last Thursday evening. An entertain-
ing literary and musical program was
pesented. The devotional services
were in charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Gil
bert; Conversational singing was one
OF the features OF the evening. Miss
Edna Ball sang a solo. recitations
We're given by Miss Nellie Watson.
Mrs. H. =. Tarbutton, Mrs. Charles
Collins; a duet was sung BY Miss Ball
and Miss Barry. and a plano solo was
given by Mrs. Ida Schofleld. Al the
closc OF the program ice cream and
cake Was served
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
wOyngN HEAR OF QUARTER.

Percy Warren Green, attorney,
spoke before the Caesar Rodney
chapter OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution yesterday after
noon on the proposed city charter
10 was anOunced at the meeting
that the annual state conference
would be held on February "a at the
will be served at 4 O'Clock.
There was a musical program yes
terday by Miss Whiteman. Tea was
served.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
"AMERICA IN TIiE MAKING"

"America In the MaEing," a pageant
will be presented by the Girls
Friendly Societies Of st. Andrews and
Old Swedes Church, i'm ST. Andrews
parish house on Friday evening Miss
Frances Range, Of the Wilmington
Community Service, will direct the
play and Miss Ruth E. Storms. super
visor Of music in the public schools,
will direct the music. A silver Of
fering will be taken.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
CmmCH ..RI.YrEs,' ENTERrAIN.

An oyster supper Was gwen by dc
Blue" side of the Sunday school OF
the First Methodist Protestant Church,
last night. The Sunday school which
is trying 10 raise $1,000 for the church
Improvement fund.- is divided into the
"Red" and BLUE" sides. each OF
which is trying to raise its share Of
the money first.
The contest will close on March 81.
The president OF the Blue side is
James McManus.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
AIIIANcE ERANCAIsE

Ga9tOn RiOu official lecturer Of
the Alliance Franchise, addressed the
groupe de Wilmington on Monday af-
ternoon at the Misses Hebbs' School.
He took as his subject The Progress
in Human Happiness" While in this
Mrs. William C. Speakman. About 20
members Of the Froupe de Whining
ton will attend an interesting French
meeting at the Bellevue e-Stratford,
Philadelphia. on next Monday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
DAUGHTERS on igi2 MUSICALE.

Many tickets already have been sold
for the musicale and dance which the
Daughters Of 1912 VIII present in the
ballroom Of the Hotel dupont on the
evening OF February n. The Orpheus
Mixed Quartet, OF Philadelphia, will
present a Shakespeare song cycle, fol-
lowing which there will be dance.
Music for dancing will be furnished
by the Original Six Orchestra. The
proceeds will be given to the child
welfare work.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
CUASS IN STORY TELLING.

Beginning tomorrow afternoon ana
every Thursday afternoon
through the month of February. Mrs.
Floy +. Booth will conduct a story
telling class at the New Century Club.
The class is called for $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Booth has established a record in
Delaware in telling stories for the
benefit OF children. II is expected
that many members OF the New Cen
tury Club will take advantage Of tlis
class in storytelling.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
ALPOMCO cLIR DANCE.

The AlpoWco Pleasure Club viii
hold its third anniversary dance this
evening In the ball room Of the Hotel
dupont, This will be the fourth
dance OF a series the club has given
his winter. The committee in charge
OF the dance has planned many sur
prises. Music Will be furnished BY
Billy Wilson's orchestra.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
RIRIE cTASS nINNEn-

The Mems Bible Class OF Grace N
f. Church will hold its annual dinner
at the chur,h house tomorrow
evening All members who have not
made their reservations for the din
ner are asked 10 notify either Paul w
Pnlfps or II. T. Barker at onca-
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
MAnEIEN NAnTrS

Madeley WI C. T. u. met last even
ing at the home OF Mrs Anna Faulk-
ness meetinc social hour was en-
ioyed and refroahmen<s sorveG
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
OYSTER SUPPER At FLSNTERE.

An oyster supper Will be held by
the Elsmere Civics Club tomorrow
evening at the home Of Mrs. Leslie
Talley, Elsmere. Oysters will be served
in all styles. The first table will be
ready at , O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02
HOME NiinSNG Class

me Home Nursing Glass Of the
Washington Heights Century Ciuh
viii be held at i.3O o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. al the Red Cross Teachine
Center, 9i3 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02


S lnermon College Bristol
freshman Prior going South
Miss Hardie deeply
athletics swimmer both fresh
popular younger this and has host
functions
the late
homeopathic this she tn
Ldanghler Of nr and Mrs j. w Crlmbaugh Of This city.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

An oyster supper will be given at
Wollaston Hall, Twenty-flfth and
Market streets tomorrow evening
from 5 until Z o'clock under the aus
pices Of the house committee OF the
Young Woman's Christian Associs-
iion, OF which Mrs. L. G. Thompson.
ie chairman
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Announcement is made that the Pill
grim tercentenary entertainment will
be held the evening OF February Is in
stead OF the evening OF the itth. This
program will be presented in the VIII
mington High school. All the clubs
and corps or the association will con-
tribute 10 the program.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Miss Irene Rolof, former advisor or
the True Blue Club and the Wapan-
achki Camp Fire Girls has returned
10 her former home in Indiana.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Mrs. James w. Whitneld. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G.. McMullen,
1915 West Sixth street. left Friday for
san Francisco. from which place she
Win sail next Saturday on the steam
ship Thomas for Manila. p. l. So far,
Mrs. Whitfield does not know Just at
what place she viii meet her hus-
band, Lieutenant James w Whitfield,
who is stationed with the Asiatic
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Under the auspices OF the Girls,
Work Committee and the advisors OF
the Girl Reserve Corps tea was
given at the club rooms on SUNDAY
afternoon. Miss Gertrude prack ad-
dressed the affair, and greetings were
brought by Mrs. ]. Merrick Horn
chairman OF the girls work commit
tee
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

A meeting OF the grade school corps
advisors was held yesterday. Mrs.
Charles X. Weston and the advisors
outlined the work for the next month.
Al the meeting Of the Friendship
Clnh an Monday more than 60 mem
hers were present. The afternoon
was devoted TO the installation OF the
twenty new members. The candle
light ceremony was used and MISS
Lillian Loose. president. presided.
Evening journal., 1921-02-02

Mrs. George A. Elliott will give a
card party on Friday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. isaac n. Davis OF Phil
adelphia and Mrs. Brooks Jackson OF
Wilmington. at the new Tea House.
1919 West Ninth street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-13
IA ExPRoPIAclON DE TlERRAS
NO AFECTARA A LAS PRO-
PlEDADES EXTRANJERAS

TeIegrarna Especial para ''LA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, abril 12-Segun
las noticias que han llegado al Depar-
tamento de Estado indican que los Es-
tados Unidos han obtenido Ia victoria
en- una importante contienda diploma
tica con ell gobierno de Obregon.
Sc sabe que el Departamento de Es-
tado protest6 ante e! gobierno mexi-
cano contra los pasos dados para ex-
propiar algunas valiosas tierras des-
tinadas a Ia agricultural en- Mexico po-
seidas por americanos, fin de divi-
dirlas entire los campesinos mexicanos.
y ahora ha sido informado Hughes por
el Encargado de Negocios en- Mexico,
Summerlin, de que Obregon djo segu-
ridades acerca de que ninguna propie-
dad americana o eytranjera sera afec-
tada por Ia proyectada expropiacion
de tierras destinadas al fin indicado.
Las referidas seguridades no lie
fueron d.das directamente Summer
lin, pero Sc las di6 a otro diplomauco
extranjero en- Mexico pueSto que di-
chas seguridades abarcan todas las
propiedades extranjeras en- Mexico Y
las protejen contrfa los proyectos de
exDropiaci6n que tiene Obregon. e!
Departamento de Estado las considera
como definitivas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-13
Sc ACENTUALA
GRAN CRISIS
INDUSTRIAL
Muchas fdbricas estdn
para cerrarSe por fal-
ia de combustible

TeleErama Especial para ''LA PRENSA'
CIUpAD DE MENICO, abril l@.-
La crisis originada por Ia falta de
conbustible en- diversos centres in
dustriales de la Republica lejos de
ceGcr Sc agrl-A por nomentos. I'm es-
te s.ntico ha hHcho declaraciones e!
Secretario de Industria y Concrete,
Licenciado Zubaran Capmany. mani
festando que muchas fabricas. ade-
mas de las que hasta ahora Sc encuen-
tran paralizadas, anuncian Ia suspen-
sion de sus actividadcs por faita dc
petr3lco.
FL Gobernador de Nuevo Leon. Juan
VI. Garcia, quien acaba de lieSar Il es-
IA capital. gestiona cerca del presi-
dcnte .0bregGn Ia manera de Hear Il
aoue!la entidad del Norte el combus-
tible rccesario para que las industrias
allf estabecidas puedan reanudar sus
;rahaios. Las fundiciones de Monte
rrcv Sc encuen:ran paralizadas por fal
IN de combuStible Y este es mottVo de
que miles de operarios Sc cRcuentran
sin trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-13
p. GONZALEZ ES
COMBAT TIDO
EN- N. LEON
Con el anda Cdndido
Aguilar, seg1n Sc
dice en- Mexico

Telegrana Especial para LA PRENSA
CICDAD DE MENlCO, aor!l l-:-En
ia Secretar.a de Guerra sc han reclol-
do informes que haccn s2ber que en-
Salsi3ueGes, lugar situado en- el EstA-
90 de Nucvo Leon, 2caban dc ser oau-
dos Candido Asuilar V Pablo Coma
lez chico. por tropas fcderales Que
les dispersaron despuas de h2berieS o.
casionado algunas bajas.
Ei Ministro dc Ia Guerra. General
Estrada hizo declarAciones soore este
particular en- 81 senido dc que a!
rn:smo tempo de recibir 'os infornes
anteriores sobre e! descalabro infiigl-
DO a Aguilar Gonzalez. Sc habian re-
cibido noticias acerca de. que prooa-
blernente eI General Pablo Gonzalez
Erande. cs quien encaoeZa el moFi-
riento sedicioso en- contra del Gooler-
no del General Obreg6n, diriSiendo to-
das las maniobras dc los revoluclona-
rios desde allende ia frontera con los
Es,aaos Cnidos, donde reside.
A este rcspecto. manifesto ESTRADA
one 81 ESQ era cierto, los rebeldes ma
da harlan. porque los dirigia ina nom
bre incanaz de haccr NADIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-04-13

La reception que n Camara dc Co
rrercio de san Antonio ofrecio aver
los Consu.es mexicanos actualnente
en- San Antonio, durante Ell Banquete
mensual. resulr6 en- extreme maSnItl-
ca esplend!da, consuiaEendo 1000
un acontecimicnto en- a. vida conner
cial de eSta ciudad.
En- eI amplio salon de bale del ho-
tel Gunter que Sc haeia prepara0o
convenientemente para el acto. Sc
congreSarua hasLa 500 mleInbros del
comercio local que fueron ocupando
sus puestos en- las meSas que caoa
Departarne1ro de Ia Cdmara les esta-
ban desi-uadas, siendo e. aspecto que
presenyaba la reunion senclliarISnte
soberbio.
En- Ia mesa destinada al Mexican
Trade Bureau" comaron as!ento los
C6nsules Mexicanos. ell Comlte Eje-
cutivo del Departamento. Mexicano )
los REPRESENTATIVES de Ia prenSa mexl-
cana. y en- las ueSas conrlSuas las
autorida6es de IL ciudad; - Mesa DI-
rectiva de ID Camara local todos los
principales cOrlerclantes de San An
tonic = entire aquel clrculo dc nom
bres de negocios, algo que apaTec'a
entire ellos como el hechlzo de una
vision de las Nil y Una NocheS: "a
bellisima artiSta cinemaLografica orl-
sinaria de san Antonio: Miss Allie
Roy.
Pero sin duda que en- esta OCCASION,
2 pesar de Ia deslumbrante belleza de
Ia Sentil tilmGdora. II atenclo2 &c to-
dos lbs circumstances eSta ba fila en-
un punto alrededer del cual volaban
rodos los concentrates. = que 10 cons
tituia IL preseuc!a de los ConSuIes
que. fueran los husspedes de Honor en-
el banquete efeciuado.