Nogales international., 1929-07-23

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Arturo Garcia Formenti, of Mexico
City.
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Arturo Garcia Formenti, of Mex
leo City, winner of the internation-
al oratorical contest held in Wash
ington D. c., delivered his Grafton
in Nogales, Sonora, Tuesday, to a
beaming audience which was just
ly proud of the creditable achieve
ment of their countryman. After
being honored and feted, Mr.. For
menti departed Wednesday for the
University of Southern California,
where he was scheduled to give
his address. Mr.. Formenti is a Uui-
versity of Mexico law student.
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DINNER PARTY
Complimentary to Mr.. Arturo
Garcia Formenti, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Ahumada were hosts at dinner.
Dancing followed an address by
Mr.. Formenti, which received mer-
tied applause.
AT DINNER
Purple aSterS and yellow tapers
formed the bright centerpiece for
the dinner table of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Moore Monday evening, when
they were hosts to a group of
friends at dinner. Places were
marked for Miss Eleanor Davis, Mr..
T. j. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Powell, Mr. and Mrs< Moore.
FOR SUMMER BRIDE
plimentary to one of the
summer brides, Mrs. William
Broad, Miss Frances Burlinson en-
tertained Friday evening at her
home on Pajarito. Bridge furnished
advertisement for the evening,
score prizes being awarded Mrs. R.
T. Frazier and Mrs. Harold Wayte.
An attractive guest prize was pre-
sented the honor guest. In rooms
made bright with vari-colored zin-
Mas, the following gathered: Mrs.
William Broad, Mrs. r. T. Frazier,
Mrs. Hugo Miller, Mrs. Harold
Wayte, Mrs. Frank Carroon, Miss
Gladys Walker, Mrs. R.N E. Lee.
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DINNER PARTY
Consul and Mrs. H. S. Bursley,
of Guaymas, were honored Friday
evening at dinner party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moore on Cur
tis Street. Tall yellow tapers and
an attractive bowl of pink and
blue flowers centered the table,
where places were marked for the
foursome. Following dinner, a.
group arrived to spend delightful
evening at bridge. Score. prizes
were won by Miss Florence Van
Horn, Mr.. Bursley and 1t. Hardin,
while a dainty guest prize was pre-
Sented Mrs. Bursley. Those enjoy
ing the evening were 1t. and Mrs.
Donald Hardin, Mrs. G. N. S. NAL
lou, 1t. Mckee, DR.. Anna May
Smock, Mr.. and Mrs. U. r. Miller,
Miss Florence Van Horn and Mr..
J. T. Jones.
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Mrs, J. M. Nixon, of Phoenix,
who has been the inspiration for
many social affairs during. her stay
in Nogales as house guest of Mrs.
Andrew Bettwy, was again honored
Friday evening, when Mrs Ernest
Fleischer entertained number of
friends at bridge. Mrs. Nixon was
given q dainty guest prize, while
attractive score prizes went to Mrs.
T. G. Wright and DR.. Harker. Be-
sides the honor guest, the list in
cluded: Mrs. T. G.. Wright, Mrs.
Elsie KreSney, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Bettwy, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Carter, DR.. Glen Harker and Miss
EloiSe KnauS.
Mrs. A. r. Beam and Mrs. C. O.
Bishop returned Saturday from
Rochester, Minnesota, where Mrs.
Bishop went to consult the Mayo
Brothers.
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IT'S A BOY
DIR. Glen L. Harker received word
Saturday from Anaconda, Monta-
ma, that he was the father of a fine
boy and is receiving the congratu-
lationS of his friends. Mrs. Harker
is reported progressing nicely, and
with the return of cooler weather,
Or. Harker plans on going to Mon
tana to escort his family back to
NogaleS.
Miss Esther Greason had as a
house guest for the weekend, Miss
Marian Lerchen, from the Mon
tana Camp.