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La opinión., 1935-03-16

equivale cast a arrepentirnos de
elias. 70 no dire que estuviese a
rrepentida; pero tampoco estaba
dispuesta a prostituirme aun mas.
Por otra parte, Raul mt inspira-
ba compassion; sufria y 20 tenia
en- mi mano ell remedio para sus
sufrimientos. LEGO a parecerme
crueldad mi resistencia. iQue ha-
Ger? Despues de tantas luchas a.
Gale mis- escrupulos y sucumbi.
No podia hacer otra cosa. A &C.
der me impulsaba ell egoismo y la
compassion. Bastante habia resis-
lido, y a una mujer como 20, 81
no puede pedirsele abnegacien,
menos Sc lie puede pedir heroismo.
Cediendo, salvaba de momento mi
situation y hacfa feliz al pobre
Rail-. Esto me pareci6 bastan-
tie para deponer mis- anteriores es-
cr1pulos. Saba que el habia de
imponerse por mi algunos sacri-
ficios v hasta cometer algunas in
justicias; pero me tranquilizaba
pensando: "Me he resistido mas
de 10 que de mi podia esperarse y
exigirse, y lie he advertido a 10
que Sc expone: de cuanto lie ocu-
ira, el sera ell unico responsible.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
MEDlCINAS
PARA ENFERMEDAS

NTI-GONc-SANTA

ANTl-GONc-SANTAB
Is I'm energico t~rataniento para com
batir las ~peligrosas Intermediates de
las Was urinarias Y de la vejiga en-
HOMBRES Y MUJERES. Contiene
entire otras substancias poderosa-
mente antisepticas y desinfectan-
ties, ell famoso o insustitufble Acct
tie Santal reconocido por Ia ciencia
medica como ell Instructor mas eff
a y active del microbio que las
produce y desde las primeras dosis
ell enfermo siente una agradable
sensation de alivio. empiezan a de-
saparecer u dolores y pocos dfas
despues Sc siente libre de tan peno-
a dolencias. Anti-Gono-Santal no
requiere dieta nj Gambia de vida,
es facil de tomarse y sus efectos
son siempre sa~tisfactorios. aun u
do la enfermedad sea cronica y muy
aguda.-Precio del tratamiento en-
orc americana $500. D~espachamos
los pedidos C. o. D. De venta solo
por UNIVERSAL IMPORTING CO,
Sta. A-Box 1S6-San Antonio. Tex.
Enviamos folleto GRATIS.
(1)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
X. o. TEcNlcO A BABY
MARINO ANOCHE

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Mario
15.- (UP.)- Lou Brouillard. de
1876 libras. ex-campeon mundial de
peso weller, noqueo tecnicamente
en- ell septimo round a Baby Mari
no, de San Francisco, hoy en- la no
che.
Los segundos de Marino arroja
ron Ia toalla al ring, pero los aficio
nados consiGeraban que no habfa
recibido mucho castigo y que Sc ha
llaba en- condolences de terminar la
pe.ea sobre sus pies.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
FoIIetin No. 1925
CAPITULO XXXF
FRANCO

FL ultimo reproche de dona Mar
garita, produjo en- Nazarena un
efecto doloroso.
Pareci6 como 81 la indignation
frese de nuevo q despertarse ell
ella; pero, cual 81 u sentimieu-
tos cambiasen de pronto, sonrio
tristemente Y dijo:
Elsa diferencia que listed Sc
nala entire ell amor de Florinda y
ell MIC es natural y l6gica. Como
usted misma ha dicho antes, Flo
rinda es una ioven inocente y
La opinión., 1935-03-16
HAMAS ESTA EN- CANA
POR LA GOlPlZA DEL
DOMINGO PASADO
United Press para LA OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
BERLIN, MARIO 15.-Steve Hamas'
peso complete de New Jersey, Sc
hallaba en- un hospital hoy en- la
noche, bajo ell cuidado de un me-
dico, sufriendo agudos dolores CO.
mo resultado de la golpiza que su-
frio a manos de Max Schmeling en-
ell encuentro que ambos sostuvie-
ron ell domingo pasado.
Su estado no es grave. seg1n in
forman en- ell Hospital, pero ell bo-
xeador norteamerlcano tendra que
permanecer en- CANA una semana
para recuperarse totalmente.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
RADIOS

81 SU RADIO no funciona debida-
mente. 81 le nota algo anormal, o 81
desea mejorar la reception. lame
Embellishments por telefono y en-
seguida ira un tecnico titulado a
darle I'm examen total n su aparato.
por solo cincuenta Las
composturas mas COMPLETENESS y
baratas en- Los Angeles. Olympic
Radio Co, 433h North Figuerca.
Tel. Michigan 1858. ttfg)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
HQubt1nann Olo

(Viene de Ia Ia. PHg).
mann fue firme, cordial. Ninguna
tela de a'ambre Sc hallaba en- la
zelda del aleman en- vista del calor
sofocante que Sc siente en- la pri-
sion.
Cuando la luz electrical fue prem
dida Y la Camara de la Muerte fue
alberta. Hauptmann pudo yer Ia
silla electrical desde su zelda.
Dentro de una semana, Haupt-
mann vera a otro companero desfi-
lar hacia ell cuarto tragico.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
VENTAS VARIOS

SALON DE BILLAR-2 mesas billar,
g~randes. seis de Pool, bolas marfil,
tacos, etc., por $500. Renta barata,
$50. Yea a Mr.. Talk, Botica Fran
90 Mexicana, esquina Commercial
y Los Angeles. ltfc)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
MARIE

PARTERA FRANCESCA. Horas l a 8
y t a s. Telefono: Capitol 5543.
2712 North Main Street. Los Ange-
les, California. (24)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
FL AVISO CLASIFECADO
PROFESlONALES

FRANCISCO MODESTO RAMIREZ
ALFONSO FRANCISCO RAMIREZ
Abogados
Asuntos Judiciales ADMINISTRATORS
Edificio S. Carlos-Bolfvar No. %.
Despaehos 72 y 70. MEXICO. D f.
l1fl
La opinión., 1935-03-16

SPARA QUE pagar renta cGanco
puede comprar su casa en- Abonos
Comodos, como Renta? : casas. en-
esquina frente a tranvfa, precio $1,000
Casa 4 cuartos y Tote $350.-Lote va
cante. precio 500 -Casas 3 cuartos,
S400.-Casa Stucco. 4 cuartos. $3.50.
Y muchas otras compras baratas.
Pase a Ia oficina de r.. T. OcHOA,
107 North Rowan, Los Angeles -
II. o. Teller. Notario Pdblico, 107
North Rowan st. Telefono Angelus
1912. lSl
La opinión., 1935-03-16

Gallo Nazarena un instante, y
luego hablo de este mode:
Que su hijo de listed Sc ma
morara de mi, no es culpa mia. Yo
no puse NADIA de mi parte para la
MAI su ltencion, Sc 10 juro; y una
vez que me hubo coafesado su a
NOR, lie desengane en- lugar de ami
marie. Para que Sc c%onvenza u.s.
ted de la verdad de 10 que digo,
bastard que considere que su hiio
no era para mi un buen partido.
70 necesitaba IN hombre rico, y
Raul es pobre.
La opinión., 1935-03-16

Y a continuation expusole su
prolongada resistencia a las pro-
mesas y suplicas del enamorado
joven, u e%scrupulos y los razo-
namientos con que procure con-
vencerle de que su amor no lie
convenia.
LIE hice YER dijo -, que
comprometia su porvenir, que fall
taba a la gratitud debida a su
protector y a Florinda, y que Sc
exponia a c~onvertirse en- un infa-
me y hasta en- un criminal, pues-
to que GARCIA de recursos para
satisfacer, no va mis- caprichos,
sine hasta mis- necesidades.
u listed lie dijo TODD eso?--le
~interrogo admirada dona Marga-
rita.
Mas de una vez y con mayor
claridad aun que Sc 10 digo a u.s.
ted ahora- Pregdnteselo listed a el
La opinión., 1935-03-16
vENTAS DE cASAS

oPoRTUNIDADES: Casa doble. 4
cuartos cada lado, Stucco. lote
40xl40, cerca caro- amarillo, TODD
pagado, precio 81. 500, entire pequeno.
Casa 4 cuartos, Tote amplio, preeio
total $500. entire 500, resto mejor
que rentando. Casa 4 cuartos, lote
extenso, precio total 1915, abonos.
veame luego. Domingos alberto
JOSE oRoNOz, 3246 Whittier Blvd.
Tel AN. 1874. (14)
La opinión., 1935-03-16

vERDADERAS GANGAS. Bungalow
doble. 500, entire Sl00.-Casa sells
cuartos, s1200.-Dos buenas casas
en- un lote, $1,000. -Tienda Abarro-
ties, hacienda muy buen negocio,
buen local. Yea a KEITH REAL
TY CO., en- 1926 Brooklyn Ave-, o
1858 Whittier Blvd. Telefono An
gelus 5711. $3.50
La opinión., 1935-03-16
ANDREA ~V1LLANUEVA

PARTERA RECIBIDA. Atencion y
esmero en- ell desempeho de los ira
bajos, A toda bora. por cita. Ser
vicio eficiente y rapido 27l5 North
Main st. Tel. Capitol 6S31.
(tfcl
La opinión., 1935-03-16

Ell pequeho nacio seis meses des-
pues de que Reynolds Sc diera un
balazo en- la sien derecha.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
CoMPRAs VARIoS

SU ANTIGUA amigo ha alberto nue.
vamente su local en- esquina Ida y
Alameda para la compra de Des-
perdicios. Compramos toda Case
desperdicios (Junk). Precios mas
altos. Hablamos espanol. (29l
La opinión., 1935-03-16
PARTERAS
MRS. E. NJ. CHAMBERS Gucfa)

Partera Recibida
6317 Bonsallo Ave. " So. Hoover ST.
Telefono THo-nwall 1858. Horas de
consulta: de 3 a 8 p. Mos An
geles, Calf. Q2)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
CAPiTAlES

Sc NECESITA socio con pequeho a
pital para emprender negocio de
f~otografia. Magnfficas perspecti-
3 vas. Escriba pidiendo detalles al
Sr. Jose Ruiz Wells, 2l7 Sunset
Blvd, Los Angeles. Calf.
tfg
La opinión., 1935-03-16
-
i"OPORTUNII)ADi

para conocer su signo, dominar a
sus enemigos y realizar sus deseos
en- Ell amor. Escrfbame y lie dire
todas las gufas que necesita sin CO.
brarle NADIA. Senora A. A. Rico,
Esteyez 24-A, Habana, Cuba.
12)
La opinión., 1935-03-16

En- realidad, estas razones no
eran nj una justification nj n
disculpa; pero atenuaban en- cier-
to modo la falta de la hermosa pc
cadora.
La opinión., 1935-03-16

nos dijo que mahana sc iba a
efectuar IN pleno del Console Uni
versitario para tratar este asunto
La opinión., 1935-03-16

RENTO cuarto comodo. cor privile-
gios del hogan. a caballero o ma.
& trimonio sin ninos. Ocurra a 1888
Magnolia Ave. Tranvfa "P', (24)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
Ut o S
ARRENDAMIENTOS

CASA 5 cuartos con Barberia, en- A
zusa, California, en- 400 Dalton ave.
Renta $50 mensuales. Ocurran a "a
casa 81 domingo. o a: 9l2 Rowan
Bldg. Los Angeles. (lo)
La opinión., 1935-03-16
r

PARA TODD asunto de Immigration
yea al senior Bruno Newman, 234
North Main Street, altos. frente al
Correo, habla espanol. 1907
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PERSONALITIES
By Nellie DOdsOn

Auntie did something Saturday
night down in Iowa City that she
never has done before. What was
it? Well, I spent the evening at
the dance sitting down talking
Danced only one dance, s'help me
spent the rest of the time talking
to handsome Homer Harris, Iowa's
sophomore end from Seattle, Wash
ington. He's very quiet and reti-
cent, and at first I had to do all
of the talking, but pretty soon
Homer was holding up his end of
the conversation, and everything
was hunky-dorey. He's an awfully
nice person, and 10000 different.
Thelma Sayles was taken out for
dinner, luncheon and breakfast
while down there. She had just a
grand time and hated to come
home. On Friday night down at
the Alpha house, one of the frater-
nifty boys fell head over heels in
huff with Thelma and he was hang
ing around her with that unhappy
look about him.
At the party which was given
at country club outside of Iowa
City on Saturday night, the gals all
looked too gorgeous. One out-of-
town femme fell out in an all-me-
tallic tunic affair which swept the
floor in back. It was positively en-
chanting. There was a black for
NAL there which was worn with a
cape of sparkling sequins. And a
sky-blue transparent velvet, cut on
very tailored lines, with rhinestone
straps. Oh, girls, your eyes would
have popped out just to see some
of those outfits!
Thank goodness, we Minnesota
gels held up our end of the rep
resentation very successfully. We
were trying to eat dinner at the
Alpha house Friday night, but we
couldn't do so well, because Of nu-
merous Iowa lads who kept COM
ing in and staring and then going
to tell other lads. Every time we
would take up fork or a spoon
or a knife, at least half dozen
young men would rush to our aid
and ask if we needed any help,
if we were comfortable, if we had
everything we wanted to eat. The
darlings.
By game time Saturday we were
famous. Ny, my, my.
Homer Harris said that Iowa
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lost the game because he kept the
whole team awake the night before
while he talked and talked and
talked. The Iowa boys had been
taken out Of town and all herded
into one room for the night. Homer
was bunking with Dick Bowlin, the
Iowa backfeld star. Homer said
that Bowlin kept talking about the
girl he was in love with until HON
darn near went nuts. Bowlin
wouldn't let him get any sleep, and
so he determined that no one else
on the team would get any sleep.
And so Homer just talked and
talked until they wanted to throw
him out.
Alice Shorts uncle owns the 1arg-
est shoe shining parlor in Iowa
City, and he employs whole gang
of the cullud college lads in his
place, and so Alice was a big-shot
just as soon as she landed in town.
She also had a grand time and was
reluctant to leave. Dearie me, did
ANYONE want to go home?
Ruth Baltimore and Fannie But
Ter both had nice-looking boy
friends up from st. Louis, and so
they kept pul-enty busy too during
the weekend. We just had time
to say hello and g'bye to each other
when we breezed into our quarters
to change clothes. We stayed at
the former Delta house, and all
kinds of out-of-town girls were
there because it was a big, big
place. You never saw so many
ladies running around in scanties
and panties and whatnot. The
night Of the party the living room
downstairs was just full to over
flowing with young men waiting
for the gals to come down. Each
femme would saunter down the
steps, stand on the landing in full
view of the living room, and let
the assembled males look her over
very carefully. Each one to come
down would look better than the
last one. Boyoboyoboy what fun!
And did the boys eyes pop out?
Whew!
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St. Paul Society News

from four to seven, there will be
a social hour at the Sterling club,
Dale and Rondo Sts., given by the
Earnest Workers club of Pilgrim
Baptist church. A silver Offering
will be taken. A splendid musical
program will be rendered, and the
public is cordially invited to be
present.
Mrs. Bette Jones, TAT st. An
thony Ave., gave a surprise party
for her husband, Mr.. j. R. Jones,
Monday evening, Nov. IL. The
Monogram Circle of st. James
church was present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrington Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clai-
borne, Mrs. Rose Davis, Miss Pearl
Martin, Mrs. Eunice Glass, and
Miss Meluin Jacobs. Mr.. Jones re-
ceived many gifts. A sumptuous
luncheon was served.
Editors Note: Club notes not ap-
pearing in this issue will be printed
next week.
Hear the famous Walter Barnes
Orchestra at Coliseum Ballroom,
st. Paul, Monday, Nov. rs.
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By Estyr L. Bradley

Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Charleston
of 879 st. Anthony Ave. had as
their house guest for several days
last week their cousin, Mrs. Louis
Smith of Kansas City, Missouri.
Thursday afternoon, November
z, at 1:S0 P. NJ, Dir. Lillian Lewis
Of 800 st. Anthony Ave. was host
ess at an attractively appointed
bridge luncheon at the Sterling
club, 315 No. Dale St., for thirteen
tables of ladies. Yellow and brown
was the motif of decoration used,
and handmade yellow and brown
lantern place cards marked the
place of each lady. The menu con-
sisted of chicken salad, open-face
sandwiches, ice cream, cake and
coffee. The hostess was attractive
ly gowned in a yellow and pink
changeable taffeta dress. A novel
way of giving the prizes was that
each winner picked her own prize.
Mrs. Frank E. Clark picked an en-
broidered sheet, Mrs. Ollye A. Gum
an embroidered dresser scarf as
second prize winner, Mrs. Ida Cow
ington pair of embroidered pillow
cases as third prize, Mrs. Fred
Schuck an embroidered lunch cloth
as fourth prize, and Mrs. Ella
Shepherd, fifth prize winner, re-
ceived an embroidered bath mat.
Mrs. Mabel Brown was consoled
with an embroidered guest towel.
The scorekeepers cut for their
prizes and Mrs. Florence Brown
won an embroidered pin cushion
and Mrs. George Harvey an en-
broidered set of lace doilies. Other
guests of the hostess were Mes
danes Ida Smith, Estella Green,
Mabel Lee, Lillian Brown, Henry
Courtney Hilyard, Mayme Green,
John H. Hickman, Jr., Eugene
Cough, John C. CLAIBORNE, George
Mundell, Clarence Anderson, AL
berta Allen, Ida Hanna, Sydney
Salter, Charles Tyler, Cora Stroth-
ers, H. Holland, James Ward, Clara
Smith, Jewel Burke, Lillian Max
well, BERTHE Jones, Florence Mann
ing, Lorena Griffin, R. F. Wilson,
Alice Taylor, Earl A. Harris, J.
Few, Nannett Jones, Rose L. Day.
is, James Kirk, Hammond Turner,
Gerone E. Reed, Carolyne Monjoy
Jones, Naomi Thomas, Dovie
Welsh, John M. Patton, Richard
Stokes, M. M. Settle, Orrie Hall,
Misses Lillian McGavock, Pearl
Martin, and I. Myrtle Garden. The
hostess was assisted by Messrs.
Charles Tyler, Sydney Salter and
John Lewis.
Red Perkins and 14-Piece Dance
Band is coming to the Aragon,
Monday Night, Nov. rs. Four Tur-
keys will be given away, free.
Mrs. c. W. Washington of At
lanta, Georgia, arrived in the city
last week to make her home here
with her husband, Mr.. C. w. Wash
ington, Executive Secretary of the
Twin City Urban Leagues. Mrs.
Washington possesses a very
charming personality and will be
a welcome acquisition to Twin City
society circles. They reside at the
apartment of Mr.. M. K. Mcknight
of $50 Fuller Ave.
DR.. Waldo Turner and Mr.. Kelly
Turner enjoyed a hunting trip with
a party of friends at Huron Lake,
Mimi, over last weekend. They
bagged the limit.
Sunday afternoon, November II,
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By Marianne Carter

The Gloom Chasers' Social, Lit
erary and Art club gave a dinner
Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Sims, 2017 Smelling
Ave. A large number Of people
attended. The club will meet We'd
nesday, November 10, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
2310 Tenth Ave. So.
Mrs. W. H. Richardson, 1919 Chi
cago Ave-, left the city Friday eve
ming for a sojourn in Kansas City,
Mo. She expects to stay there for
two weeks and go on to Omaha,
where she will stay with friends.
A new bridge club, the Social
ties, has been formed. Members
are: Mrs. Mildred Bohanon, Mrs.
Mary Kyle, Mrs. Lorena Cunning
ham, Mrs. Louise Keene. One Of
ficer was elected, Mrs. Louise
Keene, secretary-treasurer. The
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Louise Carmichael, 1882 18th
Ave. So. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Mildred
Bohanon. 49,.
The Jas. W. Johnson Literary
club was the guest Of Mrs. L. Har-
grave, president of the club, Thurs
day at 2:3O P. M. Mrs. Warrick
presided. After the business, Mrs.
L. Tabor gave very interesting
and pleasing book review on the
Autobiography of an Ex-Colored
Man, written by ]. W. Johnson. At
the close of the meeting, the host,
ess served a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Mae Porter entertained the
Jas. W. Johnson Literary club and
friends at her home at a Hollow
cen party. Her home was deco
rated in Halloween colors. Re
freshments were served and en-
joyed by all, who voted Mrs. Por-,
ter a charming hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Woodward
celebrated their fourth wedding an
niversary Nov. 9 at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cobb, 1909 5th
Ave. No. The two were guests at
party at which twenty relatives
and close friends helped them to
enjoy a fine evening. Many guests
gave gifts to the celebrants.
About fifteen colored men and
women connected with the Phyllis
Wheatley House were Community
Fund solicitors for the recent cam
paign.
Miss Gertrude Brown, Mr.. C. W.
Washington, Mrs. Helen Morris,
and Mr.. John Thomas attended the.
Victory Dinner, Wednesday, Nov.
6, at the Nicollet Hotel, where they
were entertained with a delightful
program. The 21st district, under
the direction of Mr.. Luger of the
Luger Furniture Co., of which
many Of our race were members,
took fourth place.
The Twentieth Century club met
at the home of Louis Mason, We'd
nesday, Nov. Is. The club is plan.
ming a Closed Party for members
and friends.
Andrew Clark gave a birthday
party at his home, 4045 Clinton
Ave. John Maxwell and Marvin
Howard celebrated with Andrew
Clark as all their birthdays are
within week of each other.
The Misses jeanette Williams,
Helen Mann, and Laura Mae Mann
entertained at a cocktail party
Sunday evening, Nov. 10, at the
home of Helen and Laura Mann.
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Minneapolis Society News

the guest list included the Misses
Dorothy Gardner, Anita Mason,
Lucy Bellamy, Harryette Walls,
Katherine Davis, Anne Seymour,
Alberta Brown, Cordelia Freeman,
Marguerite Tresvan, Mrs. Evelyn
Twig, Estyr Bradley, Louise Keene,
Agnes and Vivian Ellis, Beneta
Edwards, Ruth Judy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Artie Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Howell; Ed
ward Doty, Paul Wood, Elmer Ora
ham, Charles Hargraves, Walter
Shepherd, Edwin Salters, Bill
Gardner, John Maxwell, Cornelius
Mobeley, Rudolph Martin, George
Duncan, William Carroll, Emmett
Galloway, James Oliver, Richard
Mann, Lucius Hendrix, Dunbar
Gibson, John Ryan, and Marion
Thatcher.
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Ballroom, Monday Night, Nov. 20.
Come out and dance to the music
of Red Perkins and His Famous
Band.
Miss j. Williams wore black
satin cocktail gown with black satin
slippers trimmed in gold. Miss Fl.
Mann wore a red crepe gown with
gold sandals, and Miss L. Mann
wore a beautiful brown lace tunic
dress with gold accents.
The Modernettes Social club met
at the home of Anita Mason, Tues
day, Nov. IL. Miss Earline Taylor
and Miss Alice Short were voted
into the club as new members.
There will be a call meeting at the
home Of Mrs. George James, Mon
day evening, November Is. The
regular meeting will be held at the
home of Louise Keene, Alb Fourth
Ave. So, Tuesday, November 26.
The Bridgettes met at the home
of Mrs. Walter Glenn, 3640 Fourth
Ave. So. A delicious luncheon was
served, and the prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Mary Kyle, first; Mrs.
Helen Curry, second; Miss Marian
Jeffries, BOBBY. The first guest
prize went to Mrs. Marguerite
Combs, and the guest BOBBY to Mrs.
Ora Finney. Other guests were
Mesdames William Cashius, Harold
Combs, Edward Young, and Donald
Brady.
Matte Del and Eddie Mae Shay.
TO Aldrich Ave. No., Armistice
Day twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw,
celebrated their second birthday
with birthday party Nov. 18th
from three o'clock to five. =
Minnesota-Iowa club win hold
its next meeting Wednesday, Nov.
20, at the home of Talmadge B.
Carey, S942 Third Ave. So.
Cecil Newman, publisher of the
Minneapolis Spokesman, addressea
the Gloom Chasers' Social, Literary
and Art club at its meeting held
Wednesday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. johnson, 1912 10th
Ave. So. @
Hear the famous Walter Barnes
Orchestra at Coliseum Ballroom,
st. Paul, Monday, Nov. Is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-11-15
Wanted, 10 Girls
Salary $40 Per Week

Apply Monday to Milton G: Williams,
1907 La Sale Ave, after s P. M.
$40 Plymouth Bldg.
Must Be Nice Looking
Evening star., 1935-05-17
Dance to Circle World
Girl Reserves Present Program of
Music and Drama.

Dorothy Danley and Ethel Panagos
Members of the Girl Reserve Glee
Club are Elizabeth Adams, Erva Bar
ger, Wenona Barger, Dorothy Bellars,
Barbara Brothers, Virginia Capps,
Mary Coleman, Milan Fahey, Alice
Fracker, Martha Gay, Harriet Gerrits,
Phyllis Gordon, Eleanor Graves, Jean
Guy, Grace Hendershot, Ruth Howe,
Frances James, Caroline Jordan, Ellen
LAUGH, Ellen Leach, Frances Lippold,
Janet O'Leary, Eleanor O'Shaugh-
nessey, Marie Sharpless, Helen Sher-
wood, Margaret Smith, Sylvia Slaves,
Ruth Thomas, Virginia Wakeman,
Louise Wentz, Betty Wickard and
Janet Wyvell.
Characters in the Chinese play
are Betty Craig, Betty Skipton, Doris
Kirby, Doris Gamble. Dorothy Barr,
Ruth Steward. Phoebe Jane Beall,
Alice Lewis, Mildred Thompson, Vir-
ginia Brown, Emma Boss, Gyneth
Eagleson and Catherine Custard.
Miss Elsa Peterson, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Harmon Blee,
Mrs. Henry M. Meloney and Mrs.
George Lipscomb, members of the Girl
Reserve Committee, are in charge
of costuming and publicity. General
arrangements are under the direction
OF Miss Mabel r. Cook, Miss Helen
Middleton and Mrs Homer Wills of
the Girl Reserve staff. Proceeds of
the program will go toward the Girl
Reserve camp and conference fund.