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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
FEDERATED CLUBS
PLAN CARD PARTY

Judging by the interest shown
throughout the county, the bridge
party. Saturday, March 80. at the
Ten Thousand club house, promises
to be an exceptionally well attend
ed event.
The affair is sponsored by the
county federation OF women s clubs
to raise funds for the federation
activities in the county.
Auction and contract will be
played. handsome prizes will be
given the winners, and refreshments
will be served.
Playing will begin promptly at 2
p. m. and the presidents of the
various clubs will act as hostesses
assisted by the county board.
Special provision is made for
women who do not play bridge but
prefer TO knit or sew. They may
bring groups Of friends for a social
afternoon with women from all the
valley towns.
The affair is not limited TO club
women but open to all who enjoy
bridge Further information may
be obtained from Mrs. NJ. j. Dowd
Ten Thousand club president.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
MATINEE TODAY
ASSURES SUCCESS
OF JUNIOR PLAY

Success OF the matinee perform
ance of Mystery Manor given
for grammar school pupils this af-
ternoon indicates that the two casts
are prepared TO present finished
production at the evening perform
ances, Friday and Saturday nights.
Packed with thrilling episodes en-
livened by humorous incidents, the
plot tells a story and presents a
problem that viii interest every one.
In addition TO the interesting plot
and good characteri2ations, the
stage setting for this play will be
unusually good. Central S ne W
stage scenery will be used for the
first time in this performance.
This stage set enables the pro-
duetion staff TO change the scenes
in a fraction of the time necessary
for tlS arranging of the old seem
cry. BY a slight change in light
ing. several effects can be obtained
on the same set. Each piece is
numbered and catalogued for the
convenience of those who assemble
the set. All of the pieces can be
kept backstage.
Furniture for the set has been
loaned by the Imperial Valley Hard
ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
FUNERAL FOR
MRS. H. c. COE
TO BE FRIDAY

Friends of Mrs. II. c. Coe oi
Lynnwood. former resident of this
city, were grieved to learn of her
death yesterday, the news being
sent in a telegram TO Mrs. w. J.
Clements.
Mrs. Coe passed away on March
20 in Lynnwood and funeral ser
vices will be conducted tomorrow,
Friday, at p. m. in that city.
Mrs. Coe is survived by her hus-
hand. II. C. Coe. district Superin-
tendent of schools for El Centre for
many years and county superin-
tendent from l92l-l93i: by her son
H. Clay Coe of Lynnwood and two
grandchildren.
Although Mrs. Coe had been
away from the city for a few years
she kept up her interest in her
friends and many organizations. At
the time of her death she was an
active member in Signal chapter
No. 276. o. E. S. and in Chapter
AV, p. E. o.
Beloved by many who knew her
well in the years she spent in FL
Centre. her death. although not un-
expected as she has been i'll for
some time, brings real sorrow to a
large group. During her stay in
the community she played an active
part in civic and social organiZa-
tionS and it was with regret that
their many friends saw Mr. and
Mrs. Coe leave TO make their home
in Lynnwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
HOLTVILLE PIE
WALK TONIGHT

Holtyille Mothers club is spon-
soring a pie walk tonight at 8 o.
clock in the civic center and invites
the public, young and old alike, TO
attend. The proceeds will 90 10 the
clubs milk fund.
Entertainment will be featured by
the farm bureau under the direc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Harmon.
The women are to bring the pies,
and the men, their pocketbooks. Pies
will be sold. ranging in price from 25
cents TO one dollar, neither less nor
more being charged than those two
limits.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
JUNIOR CLUBS
TEA YESTERDAY

One of the prettiest of the MONTH
ly teas sponsored by the Junior
Ten Thousand club took place yes
terday in the tea room, the host
esses for the day using Japanese
decorations to make an unusual
and attractive setting.
japanese figurines decorated the
mantel and the two tea tables had
miniature japanese scenes as dec
orations. Bowls of fragrant pink
sweet peas added a delicate note OF
color. Refreshments included the
dainty japanese rice waters.
Hostesses were: Miss Helen Van
Fleet, chairman; Eunice Hunter,
Mabel Carberry, Blanche Herring,
Betty Lignon, Janice Dold, Mildred
Records, Louise McKeighan.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
Society
Clubs
JAPANESE CARD
PARTY EVENT OF
THIS EVENING

One of the most attractive and
unusual bridge parties viii take
place tonight when members of Sig
nal Chapter No. 276, Order OF the
Eastern Star, are hosts at a jap
anese party 10 be held at 8 0 clock
IN the Masonic temple.
The temple itself will be charm
ing with its picturesque japanese
decorations which will form the
theme for all appointments.
Playing viii begin promptly at g
O'Clock and both auction and con-
tract will be featured. Attractive
prizes will be awarded the winners
and delicious refreshments are 10 be
served.
All proceeds obtained from the
PARTY viii go 10 The chapter s char
ity fund 50 those who attend will
not only have a most delightful
evening but they will contribute to
q worthy cause.
The party IS open TO Eastern
stars and all friends of the order
and tickets may be obtained from
sny chapter members. Mrs. 3. E.
Lemons has been taking reSerya-
tions and additional tables have
been reserved so that those who are
able TO attend at the last minute
VIII find accommodations made for
them.
Judging from the interest shown
in the party. it promises TO be eX-
ceptionally well attended.
Mrs. T. c. Lanier is general chair
man and the following committees
are working hard TO assure the
success OF the party: prizes. Mrs.
Grover Baker. Mrs Ralph Rey-
nolds; cards, Mrs. B. E. Lemons,
Mrs H. r. Anderson, Mrs. B. R.
Plirdy: refreshments. Mrs. Charles
knights. Mrs. John w. Cook, Mrs.
w. S. Heating. Jr., Mrs. George F.
Buczlin; decorations. Mrs. Tom
Duer, Mrs U. L. Martin. Mrs. Fred
Kenyon. Mrs. Sam Cox. Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith. Mrs. Ralph Hudson,
Miss Clara Carr; score pads and
tallies, Mrs. A N. Bucklin; enter
tainment. Mrs E. N. D. Hatch
The social committee OF which
Mrs LaIlier is head. is composed OF
Mesdames Ralph Reynolds, r. L.
Palmer, Tom Duer. B. E. Lemons.
Alice Jensen. Fred Kenyon. Duane
Stafford
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
UNIQUE COSTUMES
FOR CLUB DANCE

Anticipating much entertainment
from the unique costumes which are
10 appear at the next golf club
dance. many El Centrans are plan
ming TO attend the kids" dance
Saturday at the club
Childhood days will be resumed
and the dance features will be
those appropriate 10 the occasion.
A number of costumes, both pretty
and amusing are being planned for
the occasion and it is expected
that some highly unusual young
sters viii be seen romping at the
club Saturday evening.
This dance is one Of the regular
series and viii begin at O'Clock
Saturday evening. March 80, in the
club house Carroll Campbell s Or
chestra win supply the music.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
PARTY GIVEN FOR
JUDGE M'PHERRIN

Celebrating Judge r. D. McPher-
rims birthday. a group of friends
gathered last night at the McPher-
rim home for a no host dinner and
evening of bridge.
Barbecued meat was the piece de
resistance Of the appetizing dinner
which was followed by a game Of
contract MIR. and Mrs. Holt won
high score Tor the evening and
Mrs. AfcPhelrin and w. c. Costello,
second high.
Those present were Judge and
Mrs. McPherrin. Warden McPher-
rim, Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Bitter,
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. Costello, A1r
and Mrs. Norman G. Deaton, Dr.
and Mrs J. D. Keye, Mr. and Mrs
J. D. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Holt.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
COOKING SCHOOL
IN IMPERIAL is
WELL ATTENDED

Many valley housewives gathered
this afternoon in the Imperial Vet
erans hall to attend the free magic
meal Flamo cooking school with
Katheryne Welch, well known au-
thority on home making and home
economics in charge.
They were interested also in the
Flamo-equipped Wedgewood stove
and the Electrolux refrigerator,
Flamo operated.
Second session will be jim the
hall Friday night at 1880 O'Clock
and the Standard Oil company of
California, sponsors, invites every
one to attend and inspect the lat
est in home appliances ON display.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
Chula Vista Women
Golfers Here Sunday

Barbara Worth club women golf
ers are reminded that on Sunday.
March 81, a number of women from
the Chula Vista club will be guests
of the local organization.
Mrs. Harry Hooper, tournament
chairman, asks all women who play
golf to be at the club by 10 q. m.
Sunday morning as it is hoped 10
arrange a tournament for the en-
tertainment of the visitors.
A week from this Saturday the
women's teams representing the
valley clubs will begin their annual
inter-club team play.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
MANY LEAVE ON
MEXICALI TOUR

Home department members in
large numbers gathered at the Hotel
de ANA, Calexico this morning, in
anticipation of an interesting all
day trip to Mexicali where they are
10 visit the gins at the Jabonera del
Pacifica, the schools and the COVER
nor s palace.
Mrs. R. B. Harmon, county chair
man. expresses appreciation to j.
Sterling Oswalt. FL Centro chief of
police, and Mrs. Charles Nice, who
made possible the harmonious CO.
operation of the Mexican officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
Kitchen Planning
Project For Two
Home Departments

Acacia and Alamo-Verde home
departments both had successful
meetings this week on the subject
Of kitchen planning.
Acacia met on Tuesday at the
community hall and Alamo-Verde
yesterday al Mrs. S. R. AmickS.
Miss Florence Glenn, home de-
monStration agent. was present for
both meetings. exhibiting a model
kitchen in miniature and discussing
points TO be considered when PLAN
ming a kitchen, efficiency and COM
fort being discussed.
AT Alamo-Verdr. the women join
ed dairy day celebration after their
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
ELKS DINNER
DANCE TONIGHT

Elks viii be hosts at a dinner
dance this evening in the lodge
headquarters, the party being open
10 members and their ladies.
A delicious turkey dinner with all
the traditional accompaniments
rill be served. followed by dancing
10 the music OF Carroll Camppell's
orchestra
The party will begin at 7 p. m.
and reservations should be made by
calling the lodge, 300.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
ALTAR SOCIETY
BRIDGE PARTY

st. Mary's Altar society sponsor
ed another of the popular after
noon bridge parties held in the
homes OF m nbers, the affair TAX
ing place yesterday at the J. P.
Eyer home, 1885 Olive avenue, with
Mrs. Robert Noh and Mrs. Eyer as
hoSteSses.
Dessert, was served prior to the
bridge game, "a guests being present
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
FORMER RESIDENT
VISITS VALLEY

Mrs. Leroy Holt had a delightful
surprise visit yesterday from her
daughter, Mrs. James M. Holt, and
Mr. and Mrs. True Vencill who
with a party of friends were mot
oring to Palm Springs and stopped
in Ell Centro to see MIR. and Mrs.
Holt.
True Vencill, Jr., is pioneer
resident of the valley and known to
many here.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
PRESBYTERIAN
GROUP TO MEET

Members of the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society are notified of the
meeting TO be held Tuesday. April
2, at 12:l5 in the church.
A pot luck luncheon will be
served at that hour followed by the
business meeting at 1:30. Mrs. l..
c. Hawk is in charge of the pro-
gram and hostesses for the day are
Mrs. Leslie Carle and Mrs. Milo
Hogan,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
| Of Interest To Women
Churches
Schools
SOCIAL BREVITIES

Miss Geraldine johnson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. johnson
has been pledged zeta Phi Eta, na-
tional honorary dramatic society
Miss johnson took an active part
in high school dramatics at Cen
trail.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
Postpone Meeting
Of Book Section

Postponement of tonight IS meet
ing of the Junior Ten Thousand
club S Book section is announced.
The meeting will be held next
Thursday, April A. at the home of
Miss Harriet Raab, 642 He'll avn
nue.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

IONIGHI
japanese bridge party, s. Ma
sonic temple.
Hard of Hearing league, 1880,
SIS Olive.
Pie Walk, s. Holtville civic CEN
ter.
Dinner dance, :, Elks hall.
Eastside- Sunset farm bureau.
5:45. Eastside school.
r. A. VI. No. lO9. s, Masonic
temple.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs. s, 532
Main.
20-30 club, California hotel
TOMORROW
KiwaniS club. Barbara Worth.
Delphians. 1e. $40 Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

to enjoy the delicious home made
dessert.
At the conclusion of the card
games. prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Mrs. E. K. Nichols, door prize;
Mrs. Helen Haberline, auction high
score prize; Mrs. E. A. Nance. con-
tract high score prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

McKenne secretary
according consulted
tricks grand slam and
penalties undck The code effective April For
a
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

The California cotton coop, Ba-
kersfield, sold $1,000 bales OF cotton
during the season that closed re-
Gently,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Members of the Imperial Valley
League for the Hard OF Hearing are
/ reminded OF the meeting this eve
ming at 1880 o o'clock. 535 Olive ave-
nue..
Delphians will meet tomorrow at
10 a. m. with Mrs George Bennitt.
$40 Olive avenue.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank F. Ander-
son have returned TO their home
at Oakwilde after spending the
winter months in San Diego. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are former res
idents of this city.
Mrs. Dan West has been quite i'll
with an attack of ptomaine pols-
oning but is feeling somewhat bet
ter today.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Tyler will be interested in the news
that their son, Tommy, age four
was operated on this week for
mastoid. Tommy is in Mercy hos
pital, San Diego. and according TO
reports this morning. was doing
nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. House received
a telegram yesterday that their son,
Edgar, was i'll in the Queen of the
Angels hospital, Hollywood. Mr.
House left at once and hopes to
find his son well enough TO bring
him home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-28

Delphians will meet tomorrow at
10 a. m. with Mrs George Bennitt,
$40 Olive avenue.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Priscilla Curtains
II Inches Wide to Pair

1NLNEO W TUE 10 I UT
. Jumbo CandIewick Dots
Cream and COlOrs;
. Cushion DOts-IvOry and Ecru.
0 Baby Candlewick Dots
Cream and COlOrS;
. Figured Marquisette-In COlOrs;
. Floral Marquisette-Ecru Ground;
The Washington times., 1935-10-01
Tailored Curtains

II Inches Wide to Pair
. Wide Mesh Heavy Net-In Ecru;
. RayOn Novelty Weave Net-ln Ecrn;
Q Cushion Dot Marquisette-
Ivory and Ecru;
. Embroidered Net-Ecru Ground.
The Hecht CO.-Basement Store.
The Washington times., 1935-10-01

sensational noznq voue Mode possible only because made
QUALITY CURTAINS Huge Cdndlewck
Figured Murqusete BuY Cundewck
Of the hghEgh Prepare
vuues Suitable And s72 INCHES
the ordinary widths usually
this
La opinión., 1935-10-27
BautiZaron a n
nina los Garcia

FL sabado 10 de los ~corrien-
ties. fue llevada a la pila bau-
tismal de la Iglesia de Santa
Martha, una militia nacida ell
dfa 81 de julio de este mismo
ano, hija del sehor Carlos Gar
cfa Y de su esposa la sonora
Josefina e. de Garcia.
Fue Nevada a al pila bautis-
NAL por ell senior Ramon Alva-
e v por SUI esposa Mauricia
de Alvarez. habiendosele i'm
puesto ell nombre de Armada
Margarita.
Para celebrar ell acontecimien
to, padres, padrinos v familia-
res, asf como un grupo de per-
sonas invitadas al efecto, Sc
dierou cita en- Ell n1mero 1874
al Este de la calle 50 Place n
las ocho de Ia noche. donde VI
ven los padres de la nueva cris-
tiana EN- donde Sc desarroll6
una bonita fiesta, sirviendose
una cena tipica mexlcana. bal
landose despues a los acordes
de una buena orquesta hasta
horas a%vanzadas de la madru-
gada del dia siguiente.
La nina Armada MarGarita
fue obsequiada con muchos re-
galos de parte de sus padrinos
y amistades de la familia Gar
cfa, y los asistentes n la fies-
Ia, reclbieron de parte de los
esposos Alvarez vaIiosos 'bo-
los,
La opinión., 1935-10-27

para restaurar In %naturaleza gastada.
Nervios q~uebrantados. sangre pObre e
impura. desgaste y falta de vigor son
la ruina del hombre. lie hace la vida
miserable destruye su ambici0n y e.
nergfa Y hasta Ell mismo amino para
buscar ell alivio de su triste %situacion.
Queremos mandarle a lid ENfERA-
MENTE GRATIS un ensaye del Ira
tamiento MlDOC y un tolleto que des-
cribe en- lenguaje claro y sencillo 10
que es esa condicion y como facilmen-
TO So puede remediar. es instructive
y de gran beneficio para los que Sc
sienten debiles y desgastados. - Els
Gratis y sin obligation para I'd
CONSOLIDATED TRADING co.
COMPANY
1928 Lincoln Ave. Dept. NJ Is
Chicago. Illinois
La opinión., 1935-10-27
A
LA SRA. ROJAS
Un grupo de amista-
des lie dio una bella
fiesta

La sehora Rafaela b. de Ro-
jas, DANA bien conocida en- los
cfrculos de In colonia centroa-
mericana local, fue ~agasajada
por un grupo dc sus amistades
la noche del pasado jueves. con
motive de la llegada de su ono
mastico.
La fiesta respectful Sc dis en-
la Residential de Ia misma faml-
liza Roias. situada en- la aveni-
da Cuarta al Sur. hablendo m
pezado a las ocho de Ia noche y
prolongandose hasta una bora
bien avanzada de Ia madruga-
da siguiente. La amenizo un
buen Grupo de orquesta, contra
tado especialmente para la oca
sion por el sehor Rodolfo Ro-
jas. esposo de la DANA agasa-
jada.
Esta recibio numerosos rega-
los de sus amistades locales,
asf como las felicitaciones de
las mismas. por Ia fiesta que Sc
esfaba celebrando.
Los c~oncurrentes fueron OBJ
sequiados o una esplendida
cena, habiendose hecho, a la
bora de los postres, votos por
la felicidad futura de la sefo-
ra Rotas, quien contesto las fe-
licitaciones altamente conmovi-
da.
Entire las personals que asis-
theron a llevar felicitaciones Y
regalos a Ia sehora de Rojas,
r~ecordamos de momento a aque-
las cuyos nombres figuran en-
In lista inserta a continuation:
Sehoras Maria de Rios. Della
de Cervantes. Lupe NJ. de Ro-
jas, Matilde viuda de Znfiga,
Esperanza Torra1ba, Rosa NJ. de
Robleto, Lupe de Valencia. Ell
vira r. de Segovia, Juanita de
Sanchez. Maria M. de Montal-
vo, v A. de Barrios.
Sehoritas: Reina, Celia V Po-
pea Barrios, Magdalena Ceryan-
tes. Lily L. Rojas, Juanita 20
higa. Della Maria Valencia. Oti-
liza Segovia, Nelly Carhajal. Car
lota v Adriana Sanchez. Muriel
Schaltz, Rosina Manzelli. Tona
Ramos v Carolina Robles.
Sehores: Juan NJ. Rojas. Ro-
dolfo Roias. Estan'slao Cervan-
ties. Aurelio Valencia. Esprit
dion Segovia, Roberto Gomez,
Luis u Flores, Salvador Ca
brera, Miguel Flores. Antonio
Tapia, Carlos NJ. Moves, Adolf
10 Navarro, Carlos Portilla. J.
c. Vale. r. w. Schaltz. Ante
nor Carbajal y algunos otros.
La fiesta deio a todos los que
asist'eron a ella muy gratos re-
cuerdos.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
ENLACE DE Ia SRITA.
OBREGON DEL SIR. GALLIHER
Despues de la ceremonial ~religiOsa, Sc sirUio IN espIfn-
dido bnnquete en- casa de la familia 0breg6n-Los
recien casados en- uiaje de bodas

comitiva, rompio o la marchA
de Mendelssohn. presenciando
la c-oncurrencia Ia marcha pues-
ia de pie.
Terminate Ell acto rellgioso,
los recien casados V SUI corte-
10, pasaron a una fotograffa er
donde Sc impresionaron algunaa
placas. y despues a Ia casa d
la noVia en- Ia calle Dozier. sir
viendose IN este nltimo lugar a
las tres de Ia tarde. I'm ban
quote en- Ell eual participaron
ciento v~einticinco personals.
Por la noche, los nuevos e.-
pesos fueron obsequiados con
un rumboso bale social. el que
Sc efectuo en- IN elegante sa-
Ion de Ia Gale Figueroa nj Sur.
en- donde Sc dieron cita un
buen numero de familias ami
gas de las de los desposados,
los cuales preyiamente habian
sido invitadas. prodigdndose =
Ia pareja cuando hizo su en-
trada al salon una nutrida sal
va de aplausos.
Cuando ell bale toc6 a su FIN,
los recien casados Sc dirigieron
a la estacion del Santa Fe. en-
donde abordaron un tren con
rumbo al Norte en- viaje de boz
das, p~laneando regresar a esta
dentro de I'm par de semanas
para establecer aquf definitiva-
mente SUI Residential.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Actividades de la
Alianza H. A.

Sc nos dice que fue tai el
exito obtenido por la Logia Me-
xico 157 de Ia ALBANIA Hispa-
no Americana en- la tardeaAa
que organize ell ultimo domingo.
la que constituyo un verdadero
acontecimiento social, que sus
directories Sc vieron en- Ia nece-
sidad de anunciar la repetlcion
de la misma para Ell proximo do
mingo 27 del actual. en- Ell mis-
mo salon de Brooklyn v Gage,
para complacer asf a tantas ia
milias que gozaron de Ia ante
rior asf como de las que nc tu-
vieron oportunidad de estar en-
ella.
Solo que Ia pr6xima fiesta
dara principle a las cinco de
la tarde, pues aunque los MEM
bros de Ia Logia Sc reuniran a
Ia l p. NJ. a esa bora tendra lu-
gar ceremonial Official de Ia
i]oNioi pdI ildSSl III iii
ciacion solemne de I'm numero-
so v selecto grupo de MEM
bros nuevos. asf como para ms
talar la e directiva de Ia
Legion Juvenil de la misma. Y
Sc ADRIAN las puertas al publ
co a las cinco de Ia tarde.
En- todas las fiestas que pc
riodicamente ha venido verifi-
cando esta Logia es peculiar va
el anlbiente de intimidad v
franca familiaridad que reina y
es por este que las familias de
Belvedere Y las que vienen de
Los Angeles. las aceptan con
entusiasmo. por 10 que es de
asegurarse que en- In que Sc
prepare para el dia q ell exito
sera SECURE.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Salio para Tampico
ell ~ingeniero faez

FL martes pasado. sali6 para
el puerto tamaulipeco de Tam
pico. ell senior ingeniero Alejan-
dro Paez, a quien acompannn
su esposa Ia sonora Alicia Ara
gon de PaeZ. Y la sehorita Ne
rea Arag6n. hermana de esta NJ
TINA Y hermana politica del in
geniero Paez.
Los viajeros que p%ertenecen
a la elite tampiqueha Y a la de
la capital de nuestra Rep6bl,-
ca. regresan al lugar hahitual
de su residencia desputs dc ha-
Der permanecido en- esta por es-
pacio de un mes. tempo que
aprovecharon visitando los luga-
res mas pintorescos del Estado
de California. los estudios CT
ncmatoSraf'cos Y la Exposition
International que actualmente
Sc lleva n cabo en- san Diego,
California.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
La senora Rosales
esta va m~ejorada

Bastante mejorada de sus ma
les Sc encuentra ahora la Sc
fora Gertie de Rosales, bien o
nocida en- nuestros cfrculos, en-
los cuales goza de muchas sim
patfas.
La senora de Rosales ha es-
tado enferma por algGn tempo,
pero ha sido va trasladada a su
casa, de Ia Gale Lorena, des-
pues de varias semanas de hos
pital.
Atiende a Ia p~aciente todavia
un conocido facultativo ameri-
cano, QUEEN ~anuncia que sera
question de dias ell darla de al
ia definitivamente, para que
vuelva a hacerse cargo de sus
labores.
Muchas amistades de la en-
ferma han estado a v~isitarla,
llevandole sus meiores votos por
un pronto y complete restable-
cimiento.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
BAUTIZAN AL
PRIMOGENITO
Hoy sera llevado a las
pilas ell nino Rober-
to Garcia

Hoy domingo. en- ell temple
catollco dedicado al Senior San
Jose. y situado en- la esquina
de las Gales Doce y Los An
geles, de esta cludad. recibira
las aguas %lustrales del bautizo,
un nifo, primogenito de los es-
pesos Garcia.
FL bebe llevara el nombre de
Roberto, Y es hiJito del sehor
Ramiro Garcia, companero de
labores en- este diario. Y de su
esposa Ia sehora Sofia Tocaven
de Garcia, ambos amplla y ven-
tajosamente conocidos en- los
cfrculos sociales de la colonia
mexicana.
Seran radrlnos de Ia minis
TRACTION del sacramento, ell sefior
Emilio Tocaven v la sehorita
Flora Tocaven. Sin embargo.
como ell caballero citado en- pri-
mer termino estA ausente de
Los Angeles, 10 r~epresentara or
Ell bautisterio segGn Sc nos dijo,
ell sehor doctor Pablo Jose Ga
ma.
Ell bautizo Sc efectuara por la
tarde, en- Ell temple citado, y
por la noche. en- la Residential
de la familia Garcia, sc efec-
tuara la fiesta respectful para
celebrar ell acontecimiento, es-
tando dicha residential ubicada
en- Ell 2307 al Sur de Ia Gale
Catalina.
Sc ha e%xtendido in~vitaci6n a
10 mas selecto de las amlstades
del matrimonio Garcia, para que
10 acompahen en- este su rego-
clio. que IS sin duda uno de los
mayores que han tenido desde
que unieron u vidas.