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Evening star., 1935-10-14
Sketehed In Washington Shops.

water. II you rinse 1t thoroughly in
clear water after using. let 1t dry
standing on Its bristles, it will last you
indefinitely.
Instructions for the correct use Of
the brush in connection with the
soap come with the box. For slug
gish or oily skin this treatment may
be used daily. while normal and dry
skins will only need 1t several times
o week.
THIS weeks special on the cosmetic
counters Is something that will
appeal to every one. It Is new duet
kit put out by one Of the leading
manufacturers noted for the purity Of
its products. You will love the pack
age wrapped in heavy silver paper
and tied with yellow ribbon that looks
like . two-pound box Of candy. In
side, it Is even more attractive. Its
black box Is lined with silver and the
petal pink Of the hand lotion on one
side coupled with the delicate green
Of the skin tonic on the other side
has two jars sandwiched In between.
one containing cleansing cream and
the other tissue cream to be applied
at night. Here you have two complete
beauty treatments, one for the face
and one for the hands, and all for
the amazingly low price Of 81. but
only for this week. You will find
it at your favorite department store.
The little booklet that comes with
this kit is most helpful. 1t explains
clearly, without giving you too many
pages Of solid reading, just what to dc
for your skin in the morning and in
the evening, and also contains a little
chart for makeup so that you may
select your accents to beauty wisely.
The hand lotion alone is so deli
cately perfumed and pleasant to use
that you will be completely won over
II you are not already familiar with It.
y 4 4
THERE are soaps and soaps, but we
hear that new soaps imported
from Vienna that are made of pure
almond milk are marvellous for the
complexion. and soaps nodded into
roses will add glamour to ones bath
There Is quite q selection Of these i'm
ported soaps, including bath and
guest sizes. A box of 50 bars of guest
soap is a convenient thing to have on
hand. Each little bar looks like .
small wafer and they come in as
sorted pastel shades. These very at
tractively designed soaps Of pure in
gradients are exclusive with one
Washington shop. Perhaps you have
already found them yourself, and If
you have not q phone call will give
you the desired information.
For information concerning items
mentioned in this column call Ma
tional 5000, Extension 342, between
10 and IL am.
Evening star., 1935-10-14

salads and so forth. Plentiful and
full of food values-cranberries are
q source of vitamins A and c, as well
as q good amount Of iodine-they are
inexpensive and easy to prepare.
What more could one ask?
Right now the markets are aglow
with the ruby -colored fruit, shipped
in from the Northern swamps. Most
of the cranberries in the United States
are crown in three sections. Massa-
chusetts, New Jersey and Wisconsin.
Although the berry Is known IN
Europe, 1t Is not much cultivated
there, 50 that the fruit may almost be
claimed as an American food. The
trailing vines, with small evergreen
leaves, support the red berries on
slender. curving stalks. 1t was these
stalks that originally gave the cram
berry its name-''crane berry," be-
cause Of the resemblance Of the stalk
to the neck Of a crane.
n
THE best grades Of cranberries
found commercially, are hand-har-
vested-the less perfect and smaller
berries being q secondary cleaning by
rake or comb. Several types have
heen developed, so that some districts
specialize in berries Of globular shape;
others choose the bell form. and still
others are almost conical. The shape
really does not have anything to do
with the flavor of the berries. OF
course, but to obtain good culinary
results it Is best to buy the better
grades Of the fruit.
One OF the little-known tricks that
has recently come to light in the
cooking world Is the use Of cram
berries to make tough cuts Of meat
tender and more palatable. Two cups
of raw cranberries for each 3
pounds of meat may be added to the
gravy or Juice Of the meat while boil
ing, and will tend to break down some
Of the tougher fibers, at the same time
lending added flavor and tang to the
finished dish.
Then there Is . quick way to make
Evening star., 1935-10-14
The Old Gardener SAYS:

Garden makers who grow fruit
will find it a good plan to scrape
their old apple trees at this sea-
son, because in this way they will
remove the eggs Of pests which
have been laid in the crevices of
the bark. A dull hoe with a ham
die which has been shortened will
. make a good scraper. Some gar
den makers like to whitewash
their trees, but experience has
shown that nothing is accom-
plished by this work except that
sometimes sun scald is prevented.
Sun scald comes from the reflec-
tion of the hot sun on the snow
and causes the bark to break, but
it is not to be worried about
under average conditions. It is
important to remove all mummies
from the fruit trees-this being
the term applied to fruit which
remains on the trees until it Is
dried up.
tcopyrisht. 1881
Evening star., 1935-10-14

c0nSloereo I II Q
undisputed ac-
compartment to
the noble bird.
@ T q d u q lily,
however, house
wives have come
to realize that
t h e cranberry
may be used In
other forms, and
with other meats.
1t may also be
pressed into serv-
ice to make all
kinds Of special
dishes - desserts,
Evening star., 1935-10-14

J" HE class 10 humantcS at one
of our leading institutions of
learning Is reported to have
4 had an unexpected increase in
attendance since one of the professors
announced that he would start .
course Of lectures on How to Choose
. Wife"
This Is heartening news, for GER
tainly there Is no other thing in the
world about which men need 50 much
to have authoritative information as
about how to pick out q wife, and
certainly there is nothing else about
which they are SO abysmally ignorant.
As witness the dumbells that clever
men lead to the altar, the spenders
that poor men choose as life mates,
the gadders that domestic men
espouse and all the other matrimonial
griefs that men wish upon themselves.
The ability to foretell which way the
stock market Is going to Jump, or to
prophesy in which direction business
Is going to 60 "a q city, or to guess
which horse will come in first under
the tape, Is nothing compared with
the knowledge Of how to Judge flap
pers and tell which one will make Z
good wife.
Heretofore men have married on
lunches and trusted to luck that they
would get . winner, with the result
that most Of them guessed wrong and
the land has been filled with the
sound and fury Of quarreling hus-
bands and wives, and the noise Of
wrecked homes, so it is encouraging
to learn that the youths in our col
leges are beginning to take marriage
seriously.
NOV just what this learned pro-
fessor is going to tell these young
students about how to choose q wife
I do not know, but If I were going to
hand them out some information on
this subject, I would say: Son, pick
out Q girl for . wife who has brains
and q funny bone and . domestic
complex.
In the course of time the living
picture turns into chrome, but
brains improve with age and expert
ence. The woman who is merely
pretty depreciates every year. The one
who Is intelligent gains in attractive
ness continually. Figure out for your
self which is the best investment for
the long pull. Also If you want q
wife you can really boss and who will
be easy to live with marry . woman
with sense. She will be amenable to
argument. She viii see your side Of
q question. You can teach her, i'm
prove her, change her, but you can do
uothtng with q fool. She Is set and
nothing can ever bulge her from her
position.
DICK out for . wife . girl whose
L laugh Is hung on q hair trigger.
A gay-hearted girl. A merry girl. A
jolly girl. A girl who laughs OF the
misadventures Of life instead of max
ing tragedies Of them. There are lots
Of things In marriage over which we
either have to laugh or cry and thrice
lucky Is the man who IL married to
smile instead Of . tear jug. Il
Pick out girl for q wife who Is .
good talker. Marriage Is for . long
time and 1t seems longer II you have
to spend your evenings with . wife
who boees you. Most husbands who
Evening star., 1935-10-14
BY BARBARA BELL.

TT ALWAYS seems that the best
/ clothes come after all the hustle
/ and hustle Of q new seasons
= opening. At first everybody is
most interested in what is new and
thrilled with what seems to be start
ling changes In the mode. Then the
excitement dies down and good, wear
able dresses make their appearance.
Dresses that are new enough, but not
eccentric in their adherence to period
or influence.
Now here Is q dress that follows
the military fashion. but it is done in
very restrained way, so that you
won't look like Q drum major when
walking about the town. OF course,
some women want to look like drum
majors! But usually they are not
notable for their good taste in dress.
This is a one-piece dress, with
sort of vestee, fastened by two braided
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Fur Toques

PARIS R.-Paris Is trimming fur
toques with flowers this year. Grace
Moore, American movie actress, took
home with her o black astrakhan one
trimmed with . bunch Of violets. It
Il to be worn with . black astrakhan
cape and black wool frock.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
BY BETSY CASWELL.

TOR years and years, especially
- in New England, cranberries
/ have been rs closely allied to
= turkey rs mint sauce is to
lamb. Cranberry jelly, cranberry
sauce, stewed cranberries-an were
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Wool Fringe

PARIS R.-Wool fringe-round
and fluffy-is q new trimming for
Winter clothes. Schiaparelli uses it
in black on light colors and in purple
and green on dark clothes to edge
collars and cuffs.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
BY
Mu
0uo&
PATTERN 1891

effective croced that
crocheted skirt matching
suit Wear with cloth skirt and have the contrast skirt
shoudehe
stitch used for
beautifully
1918 and 3s4 illustration and Of
stitches needed material requirements Price, IS cents
1858 will find complete for making the skirt
1910; illustration OF stitches
needed material requirements. Price. IS cents.
(30 both
Editor Evening Star Name ana
address must be printed.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Cooks Corner
BIZ MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE. ]


BAKED DINNER SERVING FOUR.
Baked Veal, Spanish
Baked Potatos.
Escalloped Caulifotrer.
Biscuits. Grape Jam.
Head Lettuce. French Dressing.
Apple Pie.
Coffee.
Muk for Children Daily. =
BAKED VEAL, SPANISH.
/ pound veal "a cup chopped
outlet green peppers
Y cup -four u cup chopped
teaspoon celery
salt ! cup tomatoes
4 cup chopped 2 tablespoons
onions fat
Sprinkle -four on veal Fit into
shallow pan. Add rest Of ingredients.
Cover and bake so minutes in mod
crate oven. Turn veal to allow even
cooking.
FRENCH DRESSING.
Good Standby to Keep an Hand.)
/ teaspoon salt Y teaspoon
/ teaspoon sugar paprika
/ teaspoon dry u cup vinegar
mustard or lemon
Y teaspoon juice
celery salt "a cup salad oil
Mix ingredients and beat well. Chill.
beat with fork and serve on any kind
Of salad.
APPLE PIE.
az cups -four "a cup lard
"a teaspoon salt u cup cold water
Mix flour and salt Cut in lard with
knife. Mixing with knife. slowly add
water. When stin dough forms. break
of % Of it and roll out and fit into
pie pan. Add apples, cover with re-
dough, rolled out. Make 4
Sits in top and bake 10 minutes in
hot oven. Lower fire and bake so
In moderately slow oven.
APPLES.
3 cups sliced u teaspoon
apples cloves
! cup sugar tablespoon
2 tablespoons lemon
flour juice.
/ teaspoon tablespoons
cinnamon butter
Mix n sugar with apples, hour ana
spices. Pour into pie crust. Add rest
of sugar and juice. Dot with butter.
Evening star., 1935-10-14

Pick out girl for Q wife who Is .
good talker. Marriage Is for . long
time and 1t seems longer II you have
to spend your evenings with . wife
who boeoe you. Most husbands who
Evening star., 1935-10-14
Dorothy Dix Says
In Choosing Wife It Is Well to Give
the Matter Serious Thought.

take to stepping out do so in search
Of the diverting companionship they
neglected to provide themselves with
ct home.
Evening star., 1935-10-14
BY MARGARET WARNER.

A NEW fragrance by a great
~ maker Of exquisite perfumes
~ is welcome news. 1t comes as
4 a the very symbol of all that Is
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Fue a la Capital a bau-
THAR a un nino

Invitada especialmente para
bautizar a nn pequeho. la sonora
doha Antonio A. de lsuel. de esta
ciudad. hizo viaje a la capital de
Mexico. segun informes que de
ALA Hogan.
La esquela de participation
dice que la senora de Isuel, am
pliamente conocida Ell los circu-
los sociales y comerciales de Los
Angeles, por haber sido propie-
tafia del Cafe Mexico. lleyo a a
DO una bonita fiesta, en- In resi-
dencia de los padres del nino. en-
la calle Lugano. 625, de las Lo-
mas de Chapultepec.
La nota dice ash:
"Jaime.-En la ciudad de Me
xico. los % dias del mes de
enero, de 1885. naeio ell niho Jai-
me Alfonso. hijo del senior j. AL
fonso Perez y de la sehora Sara
Aguilar de Perez. Fue bautiza-
do Ell dia 30 de MARIO del mismo
ano. en- la parroqula de san Mi
guel, Taeubaya. siendo padrinos
ell senior Pablo Isuel Y la sonora
--ntonia Aguilar de Isuel'.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Saldrdn a San Francisco
los Sres. Fouce y Noriega

y mediados de la semana en-
trante saldran para san Fran
cisco los senores Francisco Fou-
ce y Luis G. Noriega, en- viaje de
%negocios para Ell primero, y de re-
creo para ell segundo.
Ell senior Fouce, agente regio-
nal de las peliculas que sc fac
turan en- Mexico, va a ~recorrer
los teatros de su circuito, mien-
tras que ell senior Noriega, apro-
vechara la oportunidad de visitar
a numerosos amigos sonorenses
que ala radican.
ACADIA de reeibir inyitaci6n es-
pecial para que %concurra al de-
but de la joven bailarina, Flora,
de quien es padrino de bautizo.
El festival tendra lugar en- cen
'ico salon sanfranciscano, de los
que ocupan las organizaciones
mutua'istas que ALA radiean.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Fauecio In Il o
MERGED F. de Arriola

Don Alfredo Arriola, prominent
lie e%omerciante dc la colonia ha
estado recibiendo las condolen-
cias y demossraelones de pesame
de sus muchas amistades. con
motive de la muerte de su sehora
madrc. dona MERGED Felix de
Arriola. acurrida ell jueyes ulti-
mo. a la 1:i0 de la madrugada.
despues de largas Y penosas Sc
inanas de postracion.
Ell sepelio del cadaver tuyo lu-
gar en- ell pante6n del Calvario.
ell sabado a las . de la manana.
aeompahandole muchfsimas IA
mtias que dejaron sobre su tum-
ba enorme cantidad de ofrendas
florales.
FL cadaver fue velado en- la
aeencia de inhumaciones de los
hermanos Pierce. en- ell 720 w.
Washington, de donde partio ell
cortejo fdnebre.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
SU SALUD ,
LA VERDAD ACERCA DE LOS TONIcOS
por ROSCOE
Por ell DR.. JOHN L. RICE,
Salubridad de Nueva York

En- tiempos de antano Sc acos-
tumbraba "limpiar ell oreanis.
mo" a la entrada de la prima-
vera. Esta costumbre "a ha que
dado descartada en- nuestros
dias. Ahora seran las personals
va bien entradas en- amos las
cue aun recuerdan euando Gle
nifos las obligaban a inserir
erandes dosis de me.azas y azu-
fire, mientras sus padres Sc re.
eetaban correspondence p%ocio-
mes de sasafras, en- la c%reencia
de Que TODD clio era para bien
de la salud.
Y asi, la usanza de limpiarse
ell organising una vez al ano sc
transmitio de generation en- ss-
neracion, y clio desde los ITEM
pos remotos en- que Sc creia cue
una purga era remedio %efeoti-
vislmI para toda clase de do
lencias. En- las lslas Britanicas
ell astifre la hacia de curalo to-
do, y en- Alemania, ell te de Ham
bureo, y en- tierras otras cores
pondientes infusiones de HER
bas, semillas, cascaras, flores
secas, etc. Cada aho al lleear la
primavera Sc ineerian tales in
f%usiones a manera de ~"purifica-
dorse de la sanere". Y aun en-
nuestros dias abundan los her
bolarios y genie numerosa que
los busca y patrocina, tanto en-
este pals como en- todos los de-
mas de nuestro mundo contem-
%poraneo.
Empero, la genie moderna va
no ~necesita purificarse la san
gre anualmente, poraue dieha
genie tiene por norma mantle
ner su ORGANISING en- perfeeto
orden, durante TODD ell aho. Por
tanto, ne necesitars de RENE
dos nj infusiones, nj tonicos.
La Madre Naturaleza nos pro.
porciona tonicos verdaderos y
efectivos: los tonicos de la sa-
lud y la felicidad, a saber; luz
solar, aire fresco, y aqua pura.
Y es un hecho comprobado que
mientras mas Sc usan estos to-
nicos naturales mas m%ejora la
salud personal y la salud media
de la nacion. En- realidad de
verdad, 81 los habitantes del
pals hieieran mas %ejercicio del
que hacen, 81 Sc mantuvieran
mas al aire libre y a la luz del
sol, disminuirian automatica-
mente muchas de las enferme-
dades que prevalecen ell dia de
hoy.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
DE SOCIEDAD
Despiden de soltera a
la %senorita Cornejo

Il sabado ultimo tuvo lusar
una fiesta femenil en- la residen-
cia de la familia Cornejo, situa-
da en- el 1851 w. Goth St. para
festejar, en- primer lugar. ell res
tablecimiento de salud de la Sc
ilorita Maria. quien eutuyo en-
ferma de seriedad durante varios
dias. y en- seguida, para despedir
de su estado de soltera a la Sc
horita Esther, quien esta en- Wis
peras de contraer matrimonio
con I'm conocido eaballero de la
localidad.
Lo segundo sc habia aeordado
desde hace yarios dfas. pero la
enfe.medad de Ia sehorita Maria
hizo que sc pospusiera el aeon
teeimiento.
E~stuyieron %presentes numero-
sas amigos de las dos hermanas.
brindandose por la felieidad de
Ia futura esposa y por ell bienes-
tar de su hermanita.
Recibieron muehos regalos. Y
en- su honor sc desarrollaron nd-
meros artisticos muy brillantes.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Los esposos Escalante
preparan gran fiesta

Para e. sabado de esta semana
Sc anuncia una fiesta familiar en-
la residential de los esposos don
Gerardo Escalante y dona Evan
selina de Escalante. con objeto
de festejar el onomastico de su
hijita Gloria. de l. amos de edad.
Han comenzado a circular las
inyitaciones, indicandose que du-
rante las horas de Ia tarde re-
cibira la mia Gloria a sus amis-
tades de 81 edad. y durante la
noche Sc servira una cena de ca
racter meXicano.
Ha sido contratada una buena
orquesta de musica meXicana,
para que ameniee el festejo. Los
esposos Escalante residen en- la
Gale C%arentidos, esquina cen
Ia Hobart.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
La Sr,ta. GGmez estG
va restablecida

Despues de largas semanas de
penosos sufrimientos, por las
graves l~esiones que sufrio en- un
accidente automovilistico. Ia Sc
horita Esperanza Gamez ha vuel-
to a sus actividades como en-
pleada de alta jerarquia en- una
de las mejores casas de concrete
de Los Angeles.
La se1ori.a Gamez estuvo en-
condolences muy graves. habien-
dose requerido esmerada aten-
cion de parte de los medicos que
la atendieron.
Muy felieitada ha sido de parte
tie de sus mdltiples amistades. va
que consigi6 recuperarse tan ra-
pidamente. en- relacion a la Sc
riedad de su case.
La opinión., 1935-04-16

"ASEGURE A SU MUJER" EN-
El CALIFORNIA

Esta semana ofrece magnffi-
a earteleras en- los teatros de
la colonia. annneidndose Ell pri-
mer lugar la pelicula "Monja,
casada. Nirgen y MARTYR. que Sc
e~strenara en- ell Teatro "califor-
MIA" el Sabado de Gloria. 81
guiendo a la iguaimente intere-
sante: "Asegura' a tn Mujer".
que ha sido una de las proiuc-
clones mas gustadas.
I'll Gambia de neliculas Sc lle-
vara Il eabo ell sdbado. en- yez del
viernes como es costumbre en- 81
California. debido a los dias de
Semana Santa. pues Sc pretende
llevar a eabo I'm lucido premiere.
con la vista de numerosas ar
tistas de la pantalla.
"Asegura a tn Mnier" sc ha
estado presentando con muy buen
exito. por tratarse de una de las
comedias mas bien faeturadas.
La aetuacion de los interpret
ties, Y ei desarrollo general de Ia
obra estan bien hermanado.,
conquistando nuevos triuntos
Raul Roulien. Cones,ita Montene-
gro. Luis Alberni. Antonio Mo-
reno y Mona Maris. que son los
principales. aparte de %quienes
haeen papeles seeundarios muy
bien atinados.
Sc dice que "Afonja. Casada.
Nirsen V Martir" es una de las
meiores producoiones m%exicanas,
por haberse seguido con fideli-
dad ell desarrollo de la obra ORR
ginal. Y por ell heeho de que los
directories supieron en- este case
haeer una succession de escenas 10
mas ~interesante possible.
La obra. de por 81 es muy anne
ma en- su lectura, pero escenifi-
eada alcanza mucho mejor va
lor. segdn la opinion de la crfti-
ca naeional.
"Asegura a tn Mujer" sc Sc
guira presentando durante al
resto de la semana hasta ell vier-
mes EN- la noche.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
SALIERON PARA MEXICO
LOS ESPOSOS GONZALEZ

Ell senior Ray "Shorty" Con
zalez, bien conocido en- los cir
culos sociales Y deportivos es-
pecialmente. salio para la Gu
dad de Mexico ell dltimo domin-
go, acompanado de su sonora
esposa Dolores Gonzalez.
Segun hemos sido informados,
ell senior Gonzalez va eontratado
para jugar baseball en- al CAPT.
tai mexicana, Y Sc cree que VOL
vera dentro de %algunos meses.
Sus amistades con ell objeto
de darle una carihosa despedi-
da, Sc reunieron en- una fiesta
de caracter intimo. en- la casa
de Anderson No. 157
Entire los asistentes a Ia reu-
MON para festejar la despedi-
da del senior Gonzalez, anota-
mos a: Mary Rosales, ell senior
don Abel Garcia, al senior Mike
Ortiz Y su sonora Sally. al senior
Tony Rios Y se1ora Nellie, a la
senora Micaela Rosales y mu-
chas otras personals que senti-
mos no recordar en- estos mo-
mentos.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Is esperado ell senior
DON Felizardo Quiros

A mediados de esta semana
llegarA a Los Angeles Ell senior
don Felizardo Quiroz, procedente
de San Diego, para visitar a su
falAilia que aqui radica.
Hace pocas semanas Sc VIC en-
la necesidad de transladarse a
dicho puerto. en- donde trabaja
como director local de la empire
sa automoyilfstica General Mo-
tors.
Su familia radica en- esta ciu-
dad, y con csc motive yiene a sa-
ludarla, a su domicilio que ocu-
pan, en- la calle 81 al Oeste.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Estd muy grave la Sra.
Dona Nelly de Miranda

BESIDE hace varios dias sc en-
cnentra gravemente enferma la
sehora doha Nelly de Miranda.
esposa de don Jose Maria Miriam
da. ex-canciller del consulate, de
Mexico en- esta ciudad.
Su Residential, en- la Gale Che
rry, ha estado siendo muy fire.
cuentada por las numerosas amis
tades que tiene csc matrimonio,
interesandose vivamente por la
safud de la %paeiente.
Completeness doctores estan a
su euidado. conservandose espe-
ranzas de que la crisis pasara
de una manera satisfactoria, no
obstante Ia seriedad del case.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
DE SOCIEDAD
La Sra. de CastaEeda
dejo va ell hospital

LA estado siendo muy visitada
en- su Residential In sehora dona
Amelia Casabon yiuda de Casta-
media. despues de seria enferme-
dad que requirio operaeion y las
ateneiones de los mejores doeto-
res del Hospital del Buen Sama-
ritan. de Hollywood.
La sehora viuda de C~astaneda
Sc VIC ataeada repentinamente
por seria enfermedad, requirien-
dose su trans'ado al hospital n
ties seilalado.
A su vuelta a la Residential
que ocupa. en- las Gales Treinti-
una Y Vermont, ha estado reci-
biendo la vista constante Y ami
gable de las numerosas personals
que c%ultiyan amistad con ella.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
Viene encantada de su
uiaie la Sra. Arizmendi

Despues de yarias semanas de
vaeaeiones en- ell EstLdo de So
nora regreso a Los Angeles la
sehora dona Jesusita Mendez de
Arizmendi. muy satisfeeha de su
viaje Y de las atenciones de que
en- Hermosillo y otras ciudades
Sc le hizo objeto.
Con ella vino su sobrina la Sc
aorita Leonor Mendez, en- honor
de quien sc preparan algunos
festeios. entire clos un yiaje de
excursion a la Isla Catalina.
lie seaora de Arizmendi Y SD
acompahante fueron recibidas en-
la estaci6n del Sur Paeifieo Ell
ultimo domingo. por numerosas
amistades. Que mas tarde Sc reu-
nieron en- la Residential de la pri-
mera. situada en- 81 1349 s. Union
St. aeompahandoles e~ntusiasta-
moste y durante largas horas
muchisimas de sus amistades.