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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Tn yesterday afternoons session of the Elton Contract club top scorers were North and South Mrs A.. s. Jourdan and Mrs M. H. Toomey, 123; Mrs Mark Gallagher and Mrs w. S. Smith, 115h; Mrs Wendell Vaill and Mrs Frank N. Hess, 106; Mrs Arthur Cowperth- wait and Mrs H. J. Stettbacher, 105 h: Mrs Louis Schmidt and Mrs Theodore Breithaupt substituting for Mrs James Ross, 101h; and East and West--Mrs August Dink- Ter and Mrs A. G. Deming, 127; Mrs Walter Woods and Mrs Joseph Wolfe, IF; Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Raymond Pidge, 106k: Mrs Thomas Tobin and Mrs George Swentor, 97h; Mrs Horace Candee and Mrs George Largay, 94h.
 The official standing to date is: North and South-Mrs Walter Nor ton and Mrs Leon Lovejoy, 21Sh; Mrs Arthur Cowperthwait and Mrs H. J. Stettbacher, Mrs William Faeth and Mrs Arthur Legault, 208: Mrs A. s. Jourdan and Mrs M. H. Toomey, POT and Mrs Will liam Bupke and Mrs William Dun- phy, 192, and East and West-Mrs Walter Woods and Mrs Joseph Wolfe. 2301s; Mrs August Dinkler and Mrs A. c. Deming, 227 h: Mrs r. A. Jackie and Mrs F. A. Stew art, 226k, and Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs Raymond Pidge 194h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
High School Notes

Attorney John Membrino will address the next meeting of the Crosby Italian club, 1t was n = nounced today at Crosby. The ses- sion will be held February at 3 o'clock in room 113. Besides MT Membrino's address there will be program of interest to Italian students under the general direc- tion of Miss Josephine Menotti. {, The Crosby high band met for rehearsal today under the direc- tion of Floyd Evans, instructor of instrumental music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Personal
Corp. Coyle Auxiliary WEI
 Sponsor Birthday Dinner

Dun, commander of the Corp. Coyle post.
 The committee in charge of the dinner includes: Mrs Joseph Di- Pietro, Miss Grace Kelly, Miss Olive Inglis, Miss Mabel Casey. Mrs Frederick Lawlor. Miss Lucy Shanahan. Miss Victoria Liebreich and Mrs Mary Blake.
 Officers of the auxiliary are: President, Miss Victoria Liebreich: vice-president, Miss Grace Kelly; junior vice-president, Mrs Joseph DiPietro; secretary, Miss Moilie O'Connor; treasurer Miss Margaret Dillon and sergeant at arms, Miss Mabel Tracy.
 On Thursday number of the members of the auxiliary will visit at the Soldiers home fin Newing7 ton. Gifts of cigarettes and to- bacco will be donated by mem tyers and will be brought to the home.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Church en- tertained at their home on Bald win street Saturday evening at a surprise shower in compliment to MT and Mrs Allan Miller of Penn berton street. The party was ar- ranged by the DeMolay Knights of Melody of which MT Miller Is a member. The couple received q studio couch from the guests who included Misses Elizabeth Miller. Mary Miller, Ellen Eurell, Ada Ferguson, George Doolittle. Earl Avery, Ernest Vestwig. Ivan Carl son, Noel Richards, Robert Calk- ins, Claude Link, Wilson Miller, Clifford Slater and Nil, and Mrs Miller, Mrs Miller Is the former Theima Church, daughter of MT and Mrs Herbert Church.
 Mrs. Raymond Pulver of Edson avenue was hostess at miscel- laneous shower at her home on Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Dorothy Voegeli whose marriage to A. Edward Brandt of Washington, D. C., son of Mir. and Mrs. August Brandt of Edson ave- nue, is to be an event of Feb. 9. The decorations were carried out in pink and green. Those at tending were Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. E. I-ancour and Mrs. H. Lancour, all of Springfield. Mrs. R. Young and Mrs. o. Munck of New Haven, Mrs. Henry Voegeli. Mrs. Samuel Voegeli, Mrs. w. Heyren, Mrs. John, Candy. Mrs George Miller. Mrs. William Miles, Miss Elinor Miles, Mrs. George Blanchard. Miss Lillian Kuska, Mrs. John Lawlor, Mrs. Margaret Deligianis. Mrs. Joyce Mrs. Rudolph Lange. Miss Ruth Lange, Mrs. August Brandt, Will liam Brandt, Mrs. Raymond Pulver and her daughter, Miss Lois Pulver.
 MT and Mrs James O'BrieR of Baldwin street have been enter taining Miss Helen Shanahan of Brooklyn. N. Y.. for several weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local Delegates
 WiHAttend Meet

The annual "Federation Play Day. of the Connecticut Federa- tlon of Women,s clubs is sched- uled to be held on Friday, Febru- ary 1st at Pilgrim hall, United Congregation church in Bridgeport. Luncheon will be served at o'clock and will be preceded by a presidents council at Il o'clock.
 Local delegates who will be in attendance at the meet include the Waterbury Women's club, Mrs William J. Slator, Mrs Ethan M. Pendleton, Mrs clifford H. Wells, Mrs L. Barrett Campbell and Mrs Edward J. Abbott.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
DREAM CAME TRUE

Woburn, Mass CUP) Blonde haired Dorothy Almborg, l3 awoke sobbing after dream that her curls had been cut off. When her parents, aroused by her cries, turn ed on the tights in her, bedroom. they found Dorothy's dream was trtse--a shipper had cut her long 'curIs and fied with them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Weddings
HowARD--NADEAU.

The marriage of Miss Herminee E. Nadeau, daughter of MT and Mrs Ludger J. Nadeau of Highland avenue, to Stewart T. Howard, son of MT and Mrs James Howard Of Bethlehem, took place yesterday mcrning at 11:30 o'clock at the eetory of the Church of St Ann wiyb Rev Ernest I4amontagne of- ficiating, The bridal couple was at- tended by their fathers.
 The bride wore gown of blue crepe, ensemble in effect. and with wkich she wore matching access sories. She wore q corsage or gar denias. The reception which fol- lowed the ceremony was held at the Nadeau home after which MT and Mrs Howard left on their we'd ding trip. They will reside on Highland avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Queens s Daughters To Sponsor Card Party

The Queens Daughters will hold a card party on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the annex of the Convent of the Holy Chose, 579 South Main street. The committee in charge of the affair includes Mrs Bernard O'Neill, Mrs John Quinn, Mrs Frederick >Greenwood and Mrs Michael Ryan.
 Mrs William Hodges and daugh- ter Miss Miriam Hodges and Mrs George Bissettl of Columbia Boule- yard and Mrs Raymond E. Munger of Hillside avenue have left to spend several weeks in Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

The unit of Corp. Coyle of the American Legion auxiliary are celebrating their birthday with dinner being held this evening al the Colonial room of the Hotel Elton at 6:30 o'clock. Representa- tive Daniel Mahoney VIII be guest speaker at the dinner and remarks will also be given by George Mc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

Mir and Mrs Peter Zachary of South Leonard street have return ed after spending several days in Springfield.
 Miss Annette O'Brien of South Main street is spending a few days in New York.
 Miss Adele Griffin of Scranton. Penn, Is spending several days as the guest of Mir and Mrs J o h Duffy of Bank street.
 Mir and Mrs William McGrath of Hamilton avenue are spending sev- eral days in Newark, N. J.
 Thomas Lynch of West Main street has returned after spending the week end in New, York.
 Miss Dorothy Alexander of Hartford spent the week end at her home on Pine street.
 Mir and Mrs William Teller of Cooke street are spending several days as the guest of MT and Mrs George Thompson of Bridgeport.
 Harold c. Markham of Willow street Is spending few days in New York city.
 Mir and Mrs John B. Goss have returned to their home on Colum- bia boulevard after spending few uoaGc iy. T,Inrfdo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
TopAY,s FASHION TIP

Molyneux prescribes fur capes to the hips in fox, nutria or Hud- son seal. New lengths for coats is nine-tenths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
HILLSIDE CLUB

Mrs Joseph Stevens and Mrs James Walsh, the latter substitut- ing for Mrs Charles O'Connor were high North and South players in the first session of a new contract bridge series at the Hillside club at 23 Hillside avenue Friday after noon. They had a match point score of 63. The runners-up were Mrs E. J. Nelson and Mrs George Pierpont, 50; Mrs William Faeth and Mrs Joseph Wolfe, 46. the East and West top scorers were Mrs Thomas Bane and Mrs Thomas Tobin with 58 match points. The hunners-up were Mrs Frank Guil- foile and Mrs Franklyn O'Donnell, .54: Mrs Walter Monagan and Mrs Edward J. Godfrey, 46.
 The Lorraine shop stendered Its employees dinner on Wednesday evening. Max Bierenbaum who is leaving soon to spend some time in Florida was presented with many useful travelling gifts. The guests included: MT and Mrs Harry Bier enbaum, Max Bierenbaum, B. Ra- binowits, Dr J. J. Apirian, Norman Moskovitz. Mrs T. Stohl, Helen Me- Quinn, Natalie Goldstein, Zelda aKtsleman, Rose Kunofsky, Fran ces Noonan, Mae Ardito. Viola Egan, Harriet Bard1ey, Betty Sul- livan. Marge Phaneuf and Bertha Kramer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
Today's Contract Problem

By what two methods can South make six no trump on this hand. with an opening lead of the six of clubs? What opening lead will defeat the contract?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

Mir and Mrs John B. Goss have returned to their home on Colum- bia boulevard after spending a few weeks In Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

Harold c. Markham of Willow street Is spending few days in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

MT and Mrs James O'BrieR of Baldwin street have been enter taining Miss Helen Shanahan of Brooklyn, N. Y.. for several weeks.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
PARLEY PLANS
OF SHEPHERDS
NEARLY READY

With the resumption OF the
daily club column BY The
Washington Times, club,Oomen
OF the city are invited to send
notices of their clubs activities.
To insure publication OF club
notices it is GdDiSed that such
material be submitted to the
club editor tDeH in Advance OF
the date for Which the meeting
or other event is scheduled.
By MARY PADGETT
Final arrangements for the for
tieth annual convention Of the
National Order Of Shepherds Of
Bethlehem, which will be held
September 80 to october 2 at the
Washington Hotel, will be made
Friday night at 8 o'clock in the
hotel when the convention COM
mittee meets.
Preceding the opening Of the
convention, a wreath will be
placed at the Tomb Of the Un-
known Soldier Sunday by the
supreme commander of the order,
Edwin T. Huston, of Camden,
N. j., assisted by the supreme
vice commander, Mrs. Millie
Hardwick, of Hudson, N. Y.
The supreme officers of the
order will be officially welcomed
by the lodges Of the local district,
which are hosts for the conven-
ton, on the morning Of the open
ing day.
Mrs. Maize L. Domdera. chair
man of the reception committee,
will be assisted by Mrs. Dorothy
Craig and % pages of the order
chosen from the District OF Co
lumbia lodges.
On the first night there will
be a large class initiation, Spon-
sored by the local lodges. A ban.
ouet, with ball afterwards, will
be held Tuesday night, beginning
at 7 o'clock, in honor of the Su-
preme officers and out-of-town
visitors.
The convention will close
Wednesday night, october 2, with
the installation Of the supreme
officers. At this time Mrs. Millie
Hardwick, the chief executive,
will take over the reins OF the
order.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23

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The Washington times., 1935-09-23
Trinity Lodge Meets

Trinity Lodge, No. 6, Order
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
hold q party in honor Of Mrs
william A. Langley, deputy su-
preme commander to the lodge,
tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock, at
7 Fourth st. N. E. Mrs. Langley
will retire from her office on
October 2.
Loyalty Lodge No. 4 will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock in the North
east Masonic Temple, Eighth and
F Streets, at which time the lodge
will drape its charter for the late
Past Supreme Commander Mrs.
Anna M. Armstrong, Of Philadel-
phia.
A meeting followed by recep-
tion will be held wednesday night
at 1414 I st. N. w. by Capitol
Lodge, No. 3.
The Evening Card Club Of Sam
la Temple. No. 81, Daughters OF
the Nile, will hold its first party
of the season tonight at the home
of Mrs. Gertrude Todd, 5000
Huntington ST., Chevy Chase,
D. c., chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Lena E. Beatty, queen Of Samla
Temple, extends an invitation to
all members and their friends.
Bridge, five hundred and bingo
will be played.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
VERTISEM EMIT
A MOTHERS ADVICE

"REFORE the
birth of my
first b aby my
strength seemed to
leave me, l was
hardly able to raise
a hand. l couldn't
sleep and l would
feel all played-out
the next day. From
the time | started
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
Georgia Luncheon

The second of a series of
luncheons being given by the
Georgia Ladies will be held
Wednesday at 1890 o'clock at
Nunally's' on F Street.
These Dutch treat" luncheons
are given to bring together any
women from Georgia who are in
Washington and wish to become
acquainted with others from
Georgia.
Held every two weeks, the
luncheons were started last win
ter on the suggestion Of Mrs. S.
Gordon Green and last year they
proved very popular and well at
tended.
Those enjoying a game Of bridge
may stay after the luncheon and
play at no extra cost.
Senator James J. Davis. Of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Mary
Hooper, of Baltimore, deputy
grand regent of the Women Of the
Moose, are scheduled to speak be-
fore the opening meeting of the
membership committee of Colum-
bia Chapter. No. 1858, Women Of
the Moose, Friday night in Moose
Hall.
At the last meeting of Columbia
Chapter. the following junior Of
ficerS were elected-MrS. Pauline
Miller, governess: Mrs. Katherine
Miller, recorder, and Mrs. Beatrice
Higdon, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
Magic Eye
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The Washington times., 1935-09-23
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La opinión., 1935-02-12
CONIINUA EXHIBIENDOSE Ia CINTA
"JUAREz Y MAXIMILIANO' EN- |. A.

Fouce, tuyo que hacer grandes
e~sfuerzos y erogar grandes cam
tidades de dinero. a fin de que la
empresa distribuidora la permit
tiera sostener por II semana
mas este programa, no obstante
que la pelicula deberfa haber si-
do embarcada para otros pun.os
de Estados Unidos, en- dopde la
estan esperanto con ansia.
Sin embargo. Sc hace una re-
cordacion al publico, en- ell SEN
lido de que ell jueves sera ell Ill
timo dfa de exhibition en- los di-
ferentes teatros en- que esta pa
sando.
De las ciudades y poblaciones
circunVeeinas han estado llegan-
do Grandes c~antidades de fami-
las, con ell proposito de yer Ia
citada pelicula, que aparte de ser
n obra artistica ejemplar. re-
sulta una de las mejores exposi-
clones de nuestra historic pa
tria.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Enlace efectuado en-
La Habra, Calf.

FL domingo u'tlmo tuvo lugar
ell matrimonio del sehor liosalio
Narvaez con la sehorita Eligia
Barajas, habiendo tenldo lusar
la ceremonial rellglosa Ell la Isle-
STA de Nuestra Sehora de Qua
dalupe. situada ell ell Campo Co
roma, de La Habra.
Fueron padrinoa el senior En-
rique Garibay y la senorita Ma
ria Garibay. Y damas de honor
las sehoritas Nachi.a Molina. Je-
sus,ta Perez, Juanita de la To-
IRE y Magdalena Roradte. Pale.
la nina Celia Garcia.
El aeontecimiento fue celebra-
do debidamente, eon un bale
que tuvo lugar en- ell Murphy
Ranch. a las s de la noehe de
ese mismo dia.
Las esquelas de participation
fueron suscritas por el senior Jo-
vito Barajas y sehora Joaouina
\. de Barajas. padres de la no.
via. y senior Pillar Narvaez Y Sc
nora ella G. de Narvaez, padres
del Noyio.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Cena Ell casa de la
familia Escalante

El pasado einco de los eorrien-
ties. en- la residencia de con Gerar-
do Escalante y su familia, situada
en- el eruzamiento del bulevar dc
Hobart J Ia calle AZ. Sc efeetu6 una
fiesta, ofrecida al senior Luis G.
Noriega.
La fiesta empez6 con una cena,
que fue esplendidamente servida
por la senora de la casa. auien
hizo tambien los IGNORES al resto
de los invitados que, aunque no
muy numerosos, eran s~electos ami
COS tanto del a~gasaiado como de
su anfitri6n ell senior Escalante.
Mas tarGe sc oy6 buena mdsica.
y sc orsanizaron ~algunos juegos de
naipes, h~abi6ndose tambien brin-
dado por la prosperidad futura del
senior Noriega, uno dc los mas po-
pulares miembros de la %colonia
sonorense en- esta ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-02-12

La segunda semana de exhi-
bicion de la grandiosa ~pelfcula-
epopeya mexicana "Juarez Y
Maximiliano', o La Cafda de un
Imperio', continua siendo de tan
to exito como la seman de su
estreno, en- los teatros "Califor-
MA, "Electrico" g "Hidalgo",
viendose noche a noche y tarde
a tarde enorme concurrencia.
En- Ell teatro "Electrico" hubo
por largas horas prolongadfsi-
mas "colas", 10 mismo en- ell Hi
dalgo" y ell California, siendo
insuficientes las tandas que Sc
dieron.
Esta pelfcula, puede decirse,
ha dado ell maxine resultado de
taquilla, puesto que nj muchas
peliculas combinadas han al
canzado ell exito que "Juarez y
Maximiliano'.
Ell presidente de Ia cadena de
teatros Fouce, don Francisco
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Be casa pronto la Sc
horita Espinosa

Sc estan hacienda va los dltimos
preparativos para ell matrimonio de
la %se1orita E~nriqueta Espinosa, per
~teneciente a conocida familia de
nuestra colonia, con ell joven Gut
llermo Alvarez, quien tambien es
conocido y estimado en- los circu-
los meXicanos de esta ciudad.
Los novios Sc han p~resentado va
a solieitar la licencia respectful en-
las oficinas del Registro Civil, que
dando solo por anunciar la fecha
del enlace. 10 que Sc hara cuando
dieha licencia haya sido expediea.
En~tretanto, 10 mismo el sehor AL
yarez qne su futura esposa. han es-
tado recibiendo las felicitaciones
mas cordiales de sus amistades pol
el aconteeimiento que Sc ayecina
en- u vidas, ereyendose la mutua
election, socialmente hablando, de
10 mis- acertada.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
DE SOCIEDAD
TrGgico muerie de un
conocido sonorense


Nietima de I'm Academic falle-
clio {. dia 4 del c%orrlente a las .
de la manana ell sehor Abelardo
L. Monteverde. ampliamente CO.
noeido en- la eolonla sonorense.
cayo aecidentalmente de un
teroer p.so. c~ausandose lesiones
muy graves que solamente lie
permltieron vlvir por unas GUAM
tas horas mas. pero alcanzo a
ser eonforta % eon los Santos Sa
eramentos y la Bendicion Apos-
toiiea.
La misa de funeral tuvo lugar
aver lunes. a las . de la manana.
en- la lglesla de Nuestra Senora
de Los Angeles. efeetuandose ell
sepe'io en- ell cementerio del CAL
vario.
Sus padres. don Francisco
Monteverde y dona Ade!aida de
Monteyerde. asi como su esposa,
hermanos e hiias, han estado re-
cibiendo sinceras demostraciones
de co%ndolencia.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Serd festejado ell Sr.
Rod. Castillo

El tia 90 de los corrientes, en-
OCCASION del cumpleanos del Sc
flor Rodrigo Castillo, Sc lie hara
una fiesta en- Hermosa Beach,
en- la Residential de su compadre
ell senior Vicente Lopez.
Los preparativos son para una
eena y bale. pero al medic dia
sera agasajado en- la resideneia
del actor cinematografieo Crispin
Martin, en- la Gale Effie.
lei senior Castillo. que es un
eonoeido deportista local, cele-
bro hace POGO su onomastico,
tocando la c%oincideneia de que
tanto este como su cumpleahos
correspondent al mlsmo mes.
Los miembros de la novena de
baseball "Hermosa-El Pasof lie
haran un yalioso o~bsequio.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Esta de duelO la ia,
miIia de ReciO

La familia Reeio. residente en- la
colonia de Watts, Sc encuentra de
duelo ahora, eon motive de II
triste noticia, reeibida de la ciu-
dad de Queretaro.
En- ella Sc daba cuenta del ia
llecimiento repentino del senior Al
fonso Recio. hermano de don Ra-
mon, jefe de la familia que reside
aqui.
La desgracia oeurr.6 ell lunes pa
sado, no siendo sine hasta ell mier-
coles cuando lego la noticia q Los
Angeles. Ell finado fue sepultado
csc mismo dfa en- ell panteon NUM-
cipal de aquella eiudad.
FL senior Recio, su esposa Y sus
hijos, han estado recibiendo con-
~dolencias de aquellas amlstades SUI
vas que supicron del luctuoso aeon
tecimiento. Y han cancelado todos
u compromises ~sociales para ell
aho actual.
La opinión., 1935-02-12

MatrImonio que Sc e.
fectuo ell Domingo

FL sehor Juan Guzman y la Sc
norita Enedina Lopez celebraron
su enlace religioso el domingo 10
del actual, en- la Iglesia de Nues-
ira Sehora de Guadalupe. situa-
da en- ell Campo Corona. de la ve-
elmo poblaeion de La Habra.
FL aeto tuvo iugar n las 7:30
de la mahana, al medic dfa Sc
una bonita reception IN la resi-
dencia de los familiares de Ia
novia, Y a las s de Ia noche prin-
eipio I'M allegro bale N Ell MUIR
ply Ranch. amenizandoio n
buena %orquesta.
Aetuaron como padrinos ell Sc
for Antonio Garcia y la sef1orita
Maria Garcia. como damas de
honor las ~sehoritas Antonio Con-
zalez. Maria Barba. Dolores Sc
govia Y Juanita Gomez, Y como
pale la nina Chepita C~ervantes.
Suseribieron las invitaciones Y
e~seuelas de participation la Sc
nora Maria Macfas viuda de Co.
mez, Ell sehor Pablo Guzman y Ia
sehora Maria Alfaro de Guz-
man.
La opinión., 1935-02-12
Festejan a Ia senori
tn Castaneda

En- Ia Residential de Ia familia
Castaheda, sta en- ell BIZ La Neta
rerr, Sc eelebro una fiesta social.
oil domingo proximo pasado. on ho-
nor de la senorita Virginia Casta-
media. con motive de haber termi-
nado sus estudios superiores en- Ia
esenela Lincoln High ubieada al
Noroeste de esta cludad.
Los honores de la casa estuvieron
a cargo dc Ia sehora Josefa de Cas-
taheda y sus hijitas. las sehoritas
Maria Y Elisa, quienes estuvieron
derroehando gentileza entire todos
los eoneurrentes.
Despues de haberse bailado n los
aeordes de la orquesta que dlrige
ell professor Jesus Estrada. Sc hizo
I'm parentesis para %presentar. ade-
mas de la senorita C%astaneda. a la
senorita olivia Zardaneta. a los jo-
venes Ramon Vargas. Jose Flores.
Alberto Guevara Y Julio Huitrado.
quienes tambien sc graduaron de
Ia meneionada ~escuela Superior.
Fueron ovaeionados Y f%elicitados
por todos los presentes.
Acto seguido Sc obsequi6 a Ia
eon%curreneia. con sabrosos sand
wiehes y refreseos.
El sehor Luis Bracamonte pro-
nunei6 frases de estimulo e EQUAL
mente recito II poesia en- honor
de los graduados; lie sigui6 Ell ell
80 10 10 - Ia lire - e1CaY ~ IL
Casas, uuien habl6 de parte de los
socios del club "Benito Juarez".
Inc. al cual perteneee Ia asasaja-
da sehorita. felicltandola y desean-
dole mayores triunfos %escolares.
Muehos fueron los regalos que
recibio la festejada. entire ellos uno
del citado club dando las gracias
a todos los. ~presentes, la senorita
Virginia Castaheda.
Entire los asistentes a esta fiesta.
cual termin6 a las doce de la
noehe. pudimos anotar a las ST.
guientes damas:
Josefa de Castaneda. Jesusita de !
Rodriguez. Matilde de Rodriguez,
Jesusita A. Moreno. Maria de Mo-
reno, Jesusita de Esparza, Juani-
ia osuna. Maria Y Elsa Castahe-
da, Maria Mercedes Ndhez, Beatriz
Y Soeorro Aleman. Lupe Pinela.
Consuelo Garcia, Celia Flores. Car
men de Aleman. Elena d. Garcia.
Olivia z~ardeneta. Sarita Y Luisa
Soils. Isabel Marquee. Virginia Cas-
taheda v NJ. de Casas.
Caballeros: Salvador v Antonio
Castaneda. Amador Zardeneta, Ig-
naeio Gonzalez, Jesds Estrada. Ar
turo Y Rodolfo Flores, Victor Es-
trada, jose Magma, Isidoro Cas-
tro, Fernando Cisneros. Nicolas
jose Pinela. Jacinto Espar-
E. Soils, Jose LEON, Luis Bra
camonte. Alfonso Lopez. Leo Cas-
tillo. Julio Huitrado. Alberto Cue
vara, Jose Flores. Ramon Vargas.
Antonio Aguilar V n. E. Casas.