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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY WELFARE CLUB

Mrs. Harry Kuhn will lead the
Welfare Club during the coming
season. Among reelected officers to
assist her will be Mrs. George L.
Stalker. recording secretary; Mrs.
Louis Kriete, second vice president,
and Mrs. Frank j. Haight, board
member. Other officers are Mrs.
Thomas Hindman, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. John Sawyer, third vice
president; Mrs. F. P. Geyer, assist
ant recording secretary; Mrs. Blake
Stone, treasurer; Mrs. Elmo Fisher,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. E.
Monte Campbell. retiring president;
Mrs. Clifford Miller, Mrs. Gustave
Schmidt and Mrs. John A. George,
members of the board.
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ADDITION TO
GUILD WILL MEET
BY ELLEN WORTH

Capitol Avenue M. E. Church
White Cross Guild, newest addition
to guilds affiliated with the White
Cross Center of the Methodist Hos
pital will hold its second meeting
Friday, March %, in White Cross
headquarters in the nurses resi-
dence of the hospital.
At a recent organization meeting
with Mrs. David Ross, extension
chairman of the center, presiding,
the following officers we're elected:
Mrs. Floyd Jones, president; Mrs.
James Perry, first vice president;
Mrs. R. c. Kennedy, second vice
president; Mrs. George Swan. third
vice president; Mrs. L. D. Wads-
worth, recording secretary; Mrs.
Lawrence Eaton, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. E. S. Barnhill, treas
urer, and Mrs. E. o. Thompson,
chairman of work
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D. of u. to Hear
Program; Cards
Will Be Played

Mrs. Elva Sellers, in costume of
the. Civil War days, accompanied by
Mrs. Gladis Bevis, will entertain
members Of the Governor Oliver
Perry Morton chapter, National So
ciety, Daughters Of the Union, and
their guests at a card party at the
Banner Whitehill Tuesday after
noon.
Women of the dramatic depart
ment of the Municipal Gardens
Womans Department Club will pre-
sent a sketch, The Scandal" Mrs.
M. F. Conner will present selections
of plantation folk lore.
Following the program, cards will
be played. Mrs. Allen T. Fleming
is chairman of the party, and will
be assisted by Mesdames w. 1.
Hoag, Karl H. Kayser, Henry Hus-
sey, Bloomfield Moore, George M.
Spiegel, Edna Pauley, w. G. Barth-
olcmew and Mary B. Hodges.
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Exhibitor
Of Jewels
to Be Feted
Frank Gardner Hale Will
Be Honored at Tea
by Art Group.

Arts and interest committee of
the Junior League of indianapolis
will hold a tea tomorrow afternoon
at the John Heron Art Institute,
it is announced by Mrs. Noble Dean,
chairman of the event.
The tea will honor Frank Gard
ner Hale, Boston, who has an eX-
hibit Of jewels and jewelry at the
institute and who will address pa
irons tomorrow night on The Place
of the Craftsman in Contemporary
Life"
Mrs. Deans assistants are Mrs.
Horace Hill III, Mrs. John Gould,
Mrs. Elsa Painter Hearle, Mrs. Eliza
beth Iles-Ogle, Mrs. Thomas Harvey
Cox, Mrs. Kurt Painter, Mrs. Harold
Taylor, Mrs. Robert Winslow, Mrs.
Warwick Wallace and Mrs. Sylves-
ter johnson Jr.
Mrs. Hill is chairman of the arts
and interest committee of the
Junior League, and Mrs. Charles
Latham is in charge of the COM
.mittees activities in connection with
the art institute.
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local Rolling Ridge Polo Club team
Aiken IS interesting because It IS
both rustic and exclusive. The vii
lage itself IS a tiny place Of 5000 or
1900 residents. Natives don't think of
their village as a winter resort, but
rs the seat Of Aiken County. They
20 quietly about their work in the
tobacco fields or country stores. The
dis.riC4 IS characterized by dirt
roads. rural landscapes, Negro
cabins and mules working in the
fields or wandering over pastures.
Aiken is most popular about the
last Of February and the early part
Of March. for then the chill of
north winds is warmed by a glowing
sun. Aiken is no place 10 go unless
visitors know something about rid
ing TO the hounds. for that is the
leading outdoor sport. Mrs. Ruckel-
shaus who rides her own hunter IN
the Traders Point Hunt Club, which
has closed its season. will be among
the vacatiOnists interested in the
hunt.
The Thomas Hitchcock family
rules the manor in Aiken County.
Mrs. Averen Clark. the former Helen
Hitchcock. is master Of hounds and
the hunting ground is referred to as
The Hitchcock Woods" The polo
field often Is referred to as the first
field where Tommy Hitchcock Jr.,
star Of the polo world, practiced.
Many NOrtherners who maintain
winter homes at the resort restore
old mansions. repair the fine Colo
NAL woodwork and often discover
secret StaircaseS. Each new season
brings different families. however,
for cottages are leased and sub
leased.
on March 18th the Carolina Cup
races will be run with many famous
SteeplechaserS competing.
General Robert II. Tyndall has
called together committee chaiTmen
for the exhibition of the United
States Olympic equestrian teams
for a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Chairmen have been meeting with
their committee members in prep
aratiOn for the trials May 5 at the
Fairgrounds coliseum.
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IeVtIo pOOAtVS OOV.7I1 %
An ascot of the print tied at her throat Her
hat was brown straw Breton sailor.
Mrs Norman Metzger wore unusual costume OF
apple green showing the trend for suits with capeS The
uptuned collar of the cape leopard as was the FAC
ing of the cape to the hem.
Light beige coats shown with beaver collars and
revers Unusual color combinations seen in many
of the ensembles but red and white were the ouStand-
ing favortes for use with navy blue. One navy blue
suit was worn with white frnged gloves and white lin
gere collar with bright red used for the accessories
One of the features of the show was the appearance
of Mrs John X Ruckelshaus Mrs. Frenzel dressed
becomingy twins, in navy blue wooden skirts white
leather sports Jackets with soft pink scarfs tied at TIT
small blue mushroom shaped sports felt hats.
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b a n d a n d h e
knows it, but he
d oe n t arm
enough to sup
port me. 1 do
housework, DO it
we'll and am we'll
paid for it. I
now ow to
m a n i pulate my
and my mas
ter and therefore
receive, besides my
pay, the room and
board for both of
lis. the fact that
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City Society
Folk Heed
Aiken'S Call
Carolina Town Appeals to
DevOtees of Riding
to Hounds.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times woman's Pare Editor

THE urge 10 90 TO Aiken. S. C,
Il IS strong among the winter va
cationlsts who have visited the rus
tic and exclusive toVn. annually
taken over BY a fashionable hunt
ing crowd one OF the late arrivals
next week will Be Mrs. Conrad
Ruckelshaus. who will meet her
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Shamrock minis, sailed nuts and
party favors at the MARTHA
WASHINGTON shop reflect the st.
Patrick's Day theme. Even their
special roll for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday is green and white. Vanilla
ice cream centered with pistachio,
rolled in green whipped cream,
Sprinkled with pistachio nuts. What
a delicious carry-home dessert! zoe
the quart roll. 1901 N. Meridian.
Or 80c if delivered. TA-1827.
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Women Prominent in City
Social Life View Styles
for Spring at Ayres Show
Models for Modes of New Season Include
Mrs Conrad Ruckelshaus and
Mrs Norman Metzger.
RY HELEN LINDSAY

CPRING appeared before about 5000 Indianapolis women
- the L. Co. store she
arrived in all of the costumes
mannequn and group Of prominent
social leaders.
modelled for period the day and night ana
Fenzel appeared IN
sports Conrad Ruckehas showed
bindings OF red and White PRINT
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compl e t e Beauty
Salon, End floor
Roosevelt B d g .
Complete? w e II,
yes. Even to a Hair
Analyst who will
prescribe for the
delicate problems of
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fatner. r o . g r {
Hassler. at Palm
S prin gs. Fla
early in the week
before going 10
his Aiken home.
Mr.. and Mrs.
RuCkelshaus have
visited for several
seasons at Aiken,
where Mr.. Ruck-
elshaus has had
much Of the ex-
perience v hic n
made him a valu-
~kf~ rmna~~- - ~
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Sheer Dinner Dresses Noted

NE of sheer dinner dresses many OF
~ chfons mouSselne de sole ata
bodes while skirts swept
with full feminine skirt mad
tailored white ascot and small
black
complmented with nanny nat
black White polka
matched the hat
tafea gown polka dotted IN
viii the in white.
quilted fabric matching the blouse
worn with tailored navy skirt
ShoaU Attracts Social Leaders
CEATED the looking wegoomed and fashionable
y fashion themselves num-
of prominent Shank blue
soft
match the scarf Her hat was OF brown
chamos flower to match her
Mrs Paul " NcNutt with small blue
Henry Lawrence
among spectators.
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Dinner ArrQnded

Mrs. j. H. vogei entertained II
guests Tuesday night TT a birthday
party for Mrs. Harry Altsman at Mrs.
Altsmau's home, 1927 E. 16th-st.
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YOUR own. And that's not Just a
yarn. It's easy-you simply pay as
YOU knit while competent instructors
see you through the most intricate
undertaking-plenty of daylight and
quiet. Stop in tomorrow and see
8 E. Market St., No. 216.
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AI-BIack Evening Costume ShOlUN

imported brown WOOL double breasted
coored linen One noel
outstanding features being waist
with Sits for holes bound in black gaya On
black white small nat was
with the costume
cluster of large red cherries to enVen IT,
soft silk unusual new coo were seem
shred backs and buoned down
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my shopping mas
taken on a new
purpose. What S
more decidedly
wonderful - to-
morrow begins
OAR
ing Sale. And
you and I have
the opportunity
to buy to our
hearts content
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spend meath the nalr
dryer. And who do you
suppose has provided this
welcome afternoon tea
time? To be sure, Ray
mond Thompson in his
smart beauty salon in the
Test Bldg. is now serving
the smart new SCAM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

heart, are OIIerllg CIle ulOSI dGC1 az
tive gingerbread outfit imaginable.
F'irst-a set of 8 PyreX pieces all
for 81. (Heavy Pyrex insures such
delicious even crust0 Yes, be-
lieve it or not, Pyrex, one of the
aristocrats of kitchen utensils, is
now lower in price than it's been
for ages. It's reduced just about
half! So it's a real opportunity to
buy 8 pieces which include l large
Pyrex plate, 1 new style PyreX
measuring cup, and Pyrex custard
cups. All for 81. See-you can
bake 1 large gingerbread or lit
tie individual cakes. And with the
set there's a tested recipe for the
most luscious gingerbread. You
can't help making good, if you just
try the least bit. For the whipped
cream I recommend the Whirlpool
Whipper-just 80 seconds to do the
trick-and only 81.
If taUO cOlOrS are good,
three cOlOrs are better IN the
spring ensemble.
When thoughts of painting haunt
you so that you trot right down
town-make the Indiana Wall Paper
Co. your headquarters and choose
the 'self~smootn-
<EFOnEZ@ ing finish. For
every interior
and exterior purpose there's a
proper paint in this quality line. It
lust flows on as slick as patent
leather. And the colors are I'M
usually soft, delicate and beautiful.
EIGnizs a 5roaaa soSS!a offer fer
good for Friday
and Saturday of this week at the
INDIANA WALL PAPER co Your
choice of floor enamel, celoid finish
for walls and woodwork, floor finish
(the transparent varnish) and Lus-
taquik, the colorful enamel for
furniture and woodwork. Each item
is combined with an excellent paint
brush. Values range from 40c to Csc,
but you pay only 15c or Csc, accord
ing to the size of the can. Don't
miss this now. % E. Maryland st.
LI-5454.
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YOUR hair and scalp. Here gUUu
news too. The prices are going to
be moderate in this brand new
salon But the quality of the work
will be up to COSTELLO hlgn
standards. Now, watch for the for
mai opening on Monday. If you
can't wait until then-phone Ri
O267 for your appointment.
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NICHOLSONS TO BE
DINNER GUESTS

Meredith Nicholson, minister to
Venezuela, and Mrs. Nicholson will
be honor guests of Governor and
Mrs. Paul V. NIcNutt at dinner to-
morrow night.
Covers also will be laid for Miss
Lucy Taggart, DR.. Carleton B. Nc
Culloch, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Laurance
Chambers. DR.. Edward G. Elliott,
president of Purdue University, and
Mrs. Elliott.
Miss Lucille Ritter, 3114 N. Capt.
tol-av. will be hostess for a meeting
of Rho zeta Tau Sorority tonight.
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ing. And yet 1t
doesn't cost a bit
more to enjoy the
leisure of the Atrium
Dining Room. Just
ponder this thought
for food" eX-
cellent cuisine, hover
ing walters, and the
assurance that you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14
Manners ana
Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

Are you in search Of self-knOwledge?
Put your problem before Jane Jordan
and read her slant on your difficulties
in this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-We have been
married only a little over a year
and I have had to fight for every
minute of happiness I have en-
joyed. I am crazy about my hus-
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Yerba Mate, famous beverage Of
South America. So pext time you
have an appointment, I'm sure he'll
serve you cup Of steaming Mate
so delicious and refreshingl
Mate is a stimulant, both food and
drink. Try it and avoid fatigue.
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I could dance a jig I'm
so popped up over spring =
the new fashions, the frillS
and thrills I find in every
shop. The lovely emerald
green holds sway this week.
So don't forget st. Patrick'S
Day on Sunday. A little re-
membrance will not go amisS
to a miss. Call me for st. Pat.
suggestions. I'll prove a 4
leaf clover -
in your AN~%
sho piping
life. S<
eeS&
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it about the most de-
lectable dish ito set
before the king?" Then
here we VONNE-
CUTS. after nv own
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COSTELLO COSMETIC BAR has
an interesting ammo u n C e m e n t.
They're opening another new and
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can resist a sale?
Therefore this
Friday night oc-
casion is doubly
good. And what
is more - the
special of the
evening is the
beautiful b e d.
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Just what we've been wishing for
bit Of refreshment, a pickup
for that difficult hour we all must
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Do you ever glorify your rich,
spicy gingerbread with great heaps
of fluffy whipped cream? And isn't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

I'm fashion minded, aren't you?
After seeing all those stunning
spring clothes assembled at BLOCKS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

Real foaoers, If they are
natural looking, will give
aUarmth to rooms of severe
modern design.
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Design for dating: Choose the
CLAYPOOL HOTEL where eating
out is elevated to the plane of din
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Didn't I tell you the PEOPLES
Moonlight Sale is popular event!
NFoonlioht always allures. And who
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right here at the start of the season
everything we need at lowest Of low
prices. Isn't that the sweetest piece
of good lux you ever experienced?
This Daring Sale prevails through
out the store and BLOCKS will see
that you get that pet of suit, that
dream of gown at prices that will
make you happy all spring!
Don't hesitate to try these Shouts
and murmurs," or call RI-5551 for
further info
Nea&9
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spread at $3.50, which has been re-
peated by popular request. If you
have to drag your men folks to shop
with you-give them tip about
moonlight shopping. Methinks,
they'll like it. And you'll like the
special bedspread of lustrous rayon
taffeta with a choice of colors-
orchid, blue. rose, peach and gold.
Friday night only.
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are dining we'll what more
could you ask?
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When thoughts of painting haunt
you so that you trot right down
toWn-make the Indiana Wall Paper
Co. your headquarters and choose
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

If taOO cOlOrs are good,
three cOIOrs are better IN the
spring ensemble.
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Jackets with soft pink scarfs tied at their throas and
snroom shaped sports felt hats.
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I1do q OkJOO4o4 III
troductory offer
good for Friday
La opinión., 1935-04-15
MASONICA

Bajo la presidential del doctor
Agustin Molina Reyes. Delegado
eel Supreme Consejo del Grade 81
del Rito Escoces Antique y acepta
do para la Repnblica y o la asis
tencia de los Masones residences
en- esta, Tijuana, Ensenada. Los An
geles y San Diego. fueron electos
los altos f~uncionarios del mas des
facade Cuerpo Masonico del Rito
en- la entidad. Los resultados de los
trabajos electorales fueron como 81
que: Jefe del Cuerpo. Eurfpides p.
Arapiz: Primer Gran Vigilante, II
cenciado Luis G.. Martinez, de IT,
juana: SegunGo Gran Vigilante, Da
vid Zarate, de E~nsenada: Orador,
Faustino Gutierrez. de Tijuana; Sc
cretario. Ingeniero Manuel Fernan
dez Guerra, de Mexicali; Gran Te-
sorero. sefor Rafael NJ. Soto. de
Mexicali: Gran Maestro de Ceremo
Mas, Juan p. Arapiz; Hospitalario,
Ricardo Salazar, de Tijuana v
Guardatemplo don Mauricio Ha-
gan Sir, de Tijuana. Despues de las
feiicitaciones de estilo Sc celebro un
suculento banquete, al que concu-
rrieron los miembros de los Cuer-
La opinión., 1935-04-15
NIPPON EN-
MExICALI

La colonia japonesa que radica en-
Mexicali y sus contornos, muy
merosa por cierto. rindio aver sig
nificativo homemade al senior M. Ha
cheauka, connotado polftico Gel I'm
perio del Sol Nac.ente y Diputado
de la Dieta japonesa. FL ~viajero hi
20 su arribo a nuestra ciudad por
ell avion que aver POGO despues del
medic dia aterrizo en nuestro puer
to aereo, donde lie dio la bienveni-
da un compacto grupo de sus con-
nacionales. Ell senior Hacheauka re
lorna a su insular pals despues de
una estancia &c tres semanas en-
nuestra bella metropoli azteca, don
de fue huesped distinguish del Sc
nor Ministro japones en- Mexico y
regresa a Toxic, via San Francis
co. para donde salio aver mismo
una vez recibidos los agasajos de
sus paisanos. Ell destacado politi-
co de referencia viaja o pasapor
te diplomatico, segdn Sc nos infor-
mo.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
& CLUB SOCIAL

Integrado por enthusiasts dan..-
tas y con ell apoyo y respaldo de
Social Latino, ACADIA de i~ntegrarse
ell Club Femenil Violeta, que inau-
gurara sus ~aetividades sociales con
un rumboso bale que Sc efectuara
la noche del 81 de los ~cursantes en-
los elegantes salones del Temple
Masonico local. La Directriz de es
ia nueya a%grupacion quedo integra
da en- la forma siguiente: Presiden
tie, sefiorita Profesora Ofelia Marti
nez; Secretaria, %sehorita Steverina
Villa; Tesorera, sefiorita Alicia
Maycott y como vocales fungen las
damitas Carmen Villa y Margarita
Arechiga. Por su parte otro Club
Femenil, ell Terpsicore. hace acti-
a gestiones de organization para
otro sarao que tendra lugar la no.
che del dfa 20 del actual. en- los arts
tocraticos salones del Casino PENN
sular. Con esta fiesta reinicia sus
sabados sociales ell Terpsicore, n
vez pasada la Semana Santa.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
AGENTE DEL MINIS
TERIO PUBLlcO

MExlCALI, 3. c., Abril II. -
(PC.)- Procedente de Ia capital de
Ia Rep1blica arribo a esta ell senior
Lie. Guillermo Demonegui, nuevo
Agente del Ministerio P1blico nom
brado .por acuerdo de la Procura-
durfa General de Justicia del Dis
trito y Territories Federales, quien
aver por la mafana tom6 possession
de su nuevo encargo, preyia entire
ga que de las ~oficinas de la repre-
sentaci6n Social hiciera al nuevo
funcionario ell senior Belisario Pa
lacio. Secretario de la Junta Gen.
trail de Cancellation y Arbitraje,
quien Ia asumfa interinamente por
ministerio &c ley. Dados los magnf
ficos antecedentes que hemos obte
nido del ~jurisconsulto Domenegui.
es de esperarse ell desarrollo de una
labor ecuanime Y justiciera. Asf 10
~deseamos.
La opinión., 1935-04-15

SUPERIOR, Arizona, Abril IL
(Por Correo). -Grande Y solemne
ha sido el festival que prepare ell
Gerente de Organization. senior D.
JESUS Franco, con los elementos de
las Logias No. 20 Y los del mine
raj de Superior. Mas de 5000 es-
pectadores concurrieron a la bril-
l'ante fiesta social. a Ia que tam
bien asist.eron como invitados de
honor, Ell DIR. Benjamin Moeur. Co
bernador del Estado; el senior lieen-
ciado JOIN. L.. sullivan, Procura-
dor de Justicia del Estado de Ari-
iona, J otras numerosas PERSONA
lidades que serfa dificil mencionar.
Ell programa consistio en- la CO.
r~onaci6n de su graciosa Majestad
Consuelo Primera, de la casa de
Gonzalez Y del Circulo Social de la
Logia No. %, acto cue sc verified
en- Ell orden siguiente:
A las 3 en- punto Sc hizo la recep-
ci6n de su Alteza la Prineesa An
gela Guerra. del Cfrcu,o Social de
la Logia No. los. siendo aeompana-
da por el joven Marceliano Ca
rrascoso como chambeian y las Sc
noritas: Isabel Aguilar V Jesusita
Guerra como damas: luego Sc hizo
Ia reception de su alicia la prin-
costa Mercedes Moreno del Circulo
Social de Ia Dogia No. %. llevando
como chambelan al joyen Narciso
Treyino = a las sehoritas Clara Ru-
bio y Adela Lopez. Finalmente Sc
hizo la reception de su Majestad
Ia Re.na Consuelo Primera. acom-
pahada del gran chambelan senor
Jose Nevarez GUITAR Y las seho-
ritas Carmelita Muro, Librada Con-
treras, Estela Acosta y Matilde Ca
rrillo como damas de honor. Cada
de las princesas fue reeibida
a los acordes de marchas mexica-
mas y la Reina a los acordes del
Himno Mexicano. Durante ell tran
sito de las prlneesas y de Ia Rel
ma, Sc escucharon enthusiasts acla-
maciones dedicadas a las beilas da-
mitas que lucian v~allosos trajes
adecuados a su categoria en- ell rel
nado social de la ALBANIA Hispa-
no Americana. FL senior Goberna-
dor del Estado en- eompahfa del Ge-
rente de Organization de la Allan
"a senior JESUS Franco Y del Pro-
curador General de Justicia del e.
tado, asi como de los padrinos de
Ia coronation: senores Jesds Figue-
roa. Julio Aviles. Trinidad Valen-
cia. Simona yiuda de Frfas, Mar
garita Z. Carrillo Y Manuela c. de
Ochoa. assemble al trono y mien-
tras que la mds.ca tocaba el Him