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La gaceta., 1936-08-03
Los c~OntrGtOs para Ia
SaIG de Bale

SGlG de Bale
Esta semana Sc adjudicaran
los contracts para la conslruc-
ci6n de la nueva sala de bale
del Centre Espahol. Sera una o.
bra magnifica, habiendo prepa-
RADIO los plano sci arquitecto Two
de Minicis.
Cuidado especial Sc pondra
en- la ventilation, pintura y de-
Dorado. Cerca de 500 bombillos
eBd.tricos, artisticamente colo
cados, iluminaran Ell precioso sa
lon.
La orquesta sera colocada en-
un lugar alto, de modO que sc
olga perfec amente. Las condi-
clones acdsticas de la sala seran
tenidas en- cuenta.
Antes del invierno Sc verifi-
cara Ia inau2uraci6n.
En- su oportunidad daremos o.
tros detalles.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03

Madrid, agostO 3.--Las tropas
5el gobierno dominan los mas
importantes pueshos del nor.e
le Espana, San Sebastian, San
ander Y Bilbao, y en- ell Medite-
rance Barcelona y Valencia.
Los rebeldes domi1an aun Ell
Zaragoza, Cuenca, Logroho, vi
oria, Palencia, Pamplcna, OWE
do, Burgos Sevil0a, Cordoba, Ca
liz, Caceres, Salamanca, Sego-
via y Valladolid.
Ell minsterio de la guerra in
lorna qre ell fren e de batalla Sc
extiende desde Cebreros a Ell Els
orial, a raves de las montahaS
de Guadarrama a Tollazo, Me-
liano y Becerril, FL Real, TORE
Laguna a FL Cubillo y Alcala de
Henares. Permjsos espe.iales Sc
lecesitan para transitar por esa
IONA.
Las tropaS del coronel Man.
gada derrotaron en- Navalperai
a la columna del comandante Dc
al, de la guardia civil, famoso
)or sus crueldades en- Asturias.
Los aeroplanos leales bombar
learon a Cadiz, causando gran
les dahos las bombas en- los re-
duc.os de los insurgentes.
Ell peri6dico "Polibica" dice
lue ell Quartet general de los re-
beldes Sc ha establecido en- San
Rafael, provincial de SegOvia, a
40 millas de Madrid.
Las organizaciones marxis-
tas y sindicalistas de trabajado-
res Sc han undo entertainments.
Los obreros de la industrial de
construction volvieron hoy al
rabajo, en- Madrid.
Ofrecen los trabajadores la
borar so o mas horas a la Sc
mana para lograr ell afianza-
mente. Esperase que los so
ca.
Las facciones del partido So
cialista, que Sc hallaban en- desa
crerdo, han olvidado sus dife-
rencias y sc han undo estrecha-
Nchamente. Esperase que los So
cialistas Sc decidan a aceptar
puestos en- ell gobierno.
La milicia socialis.a Sc ha a.
poderado de la Residential de Nj
ceto Alcala Zamora, expresiden-
tie de la RepGblica, que Sc mar
ch6 de Espana al enterarse de
que la rebellion Sc acercaba. AL
Gala Zamora sali6 con su fami-
liza hacia Noruega, dias antes de
que comenzara la rebellion mill
tar, probablemente aleccionado
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
DEL HUMORISMO A

En- una biblioteca pIblica Sc
presen:.6, hace algdn TEMPO, un
'ector que pidi6 la nOvela rusa
itulada "Cemento''.
Ell empleado de la biblioteca
Sc puso a buscar en- ell indice la
obra solicitada, sin lograr dar
con ella, hasta que ell lector SUI
giri6:
"A yer 81 esta clasificada en-
ire las que figuran en- ell apar-
ado de "Materiales de Cons
t~rucci6n".
Y asf era, en- efecto.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
IN Excursion de las DGmGs

IN Excursion de las Ddm0S
40. Centro EspCNoL
Clara y fresca la mafana. Ger
ca de las diez par.i6 de junto al
puente de la Gale Plat ell yacnt
''Moonglo", llevando a la Sec
ei6n de Damas del Centre Espa-
mol, miembros de la Seccion de
Re.reo e invitadOs.
Tranquilo Ell mar, como ur
lago, ell yacht tom6 rumbo de
Pass-a-Grille, la pequeia pobla-
ci6n donde pasan el verano CEN
tenares de familias latinas.
Mientras Sc recorria la dis
eancia entire Tampa y csc lugar,
Ia iuventud bailaba en- ell salon
bajo, con una excelente orques-
ia, la de Don Francisco, y otros
qrupos Sc entretenfan jugando a
los naipes o ~respirando a TODD
pulm6n la brisa del mar.
En- ell canine Sc almorz6, ven-
diendose en- la cantina empana-
das, refrescos, tabacos y licoreS'
Cerca de las dos de la tarde
atrac6 ell "Moonglo" al muelle
de Pass-a-Grille, donde centena-
res de personals 10 esperaban.
Los veraneantes corrieron al
encuentro de la embarcaci6n, a
saludar a los amigos.
Atracado ell yacht los excur-
sionistas tomaron ell canine de
la playa, con sus trajes de bano
pasando ALI varias horas.
Los mejores nadadores de la
expedition lucieyon 81 habilidad
en- la playa.
Despues del banjo Sc regres6
al "Moonglo", que tom6 la di-
recci6n de Tampa pasadas las
seis de la tarde.
Ell viaje de regresO di6 rien-
da suelta al romanticismo de los
excursionistas. La luna en- toda
su gloriosa plentiful y les can
clones con ell acompanamiento
de guitarra. Unos sonaban des-
piertos, recordando ell aver: al
gunos Sc quedaron dormidos, y
otros hablaban- de amor, o pare
clan que hablaban de amor.
Saludamos en- ell barco a Don
Fernandez Rey, presidente del
Centre Espaiol, a quien acompa
haban sus hijas Maria y Caro-
lima y los esposos de estas, Ben
Davis y Ergasto Arrange.
ALI NimOs a GerardO Ciga-
iran, presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo y Adorno, y espOsa /;
Manuel Fernando Pendas, ex-
vicepresidente de la Secci6n de
Recreo, y esposa; Amelia y Mar
garita Escalante; Jose Fran
quiz y espOsa, Mario Rodriguez
y esposa; Victoriano Manteiga,
nuestro director, y su hijo Ro-
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
Ell ASESINATO DE
GUSTAVO PEREZ

Una nueva pista han descu-
bierto los diputados del sheriff
en- ell asesinato del mueblista
Gustavo Perez, delito tome.ido
hace pocos dias. La noticia la
lilo ell Sr. Logan, jefe de diputa-
dos.
"Estimo, dijo el Sr. Logan,
que tenemos a la vista la solu-
ci6n del case. Hay muchas COM
plicaciones, pero a 81 debido
tempo llegaremos al punto fl
nal"
La gaceta., 1936-08-03

mento a la memoria de RiegO.
I'm senior CONCEAL hace usO de
la palabra y manifesto su jui-
clio en- sen. lido negative ala con-
session. Y asienta sus asevera-
clones en- que no lie parece mere
cedor de un monumento un Sc
nor por ell solo hecho de que hi
ciera I'm himno.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
MURIO G.
LA SRA. LUCAS

La autopsia hecha en- esta ciu-
dad al cuerpo de la Sra. Harvey
Lucas, cuyo marido Sc encuen-
ira detenido en- Miami, revela
que la mujer muri6 ahogada, no
por ell golpe que su marido Ie
diera en- la cabeza.
Las aUtoridades de Miami acu
san al hombre de asesinato en-
primer grade.
Representa- al acusado en- el
actQ de la autopsia ell abo0ado
local Hugh L. Macarthur.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03

Concurso nacional de graba-
do Y de arte decorative.
Bases reguladoras dictadas
por ell Ministro de instruction
P1blica y Bellas Artes.
Texto official:
Base la. Sera tema de este
Concurso un grabado in6dito,
de tema Y composition libre,
"ejecutado en- MADEIRA o en- cual-
quier otro metal, a election del
artista'...
Y despues de esto... ia recha-
Ear trabajos!
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
UN MANIFESTO DEL CONF
TIE PRO ~LIBERTADES DE
ESPANA

BESIDE Chicago nos remite un
manifesto ell Comite Pro Iiber-
tades de Espana, del cual forma
parted Sr. Jose Rodriguez, unI
amigo del Sr. Jesus del Rio, Sc
tretario de "Acci6n Gallega."
Los fascis.as han provocado
la guerra civil en- Espana, dice
ell manifesto. Los reacciona-
rios, los arist6cratas y los mill
tarfstas Sc han undo y tratan,
por medic de un golpe de esta-
do, de asesinar las pocas liber-
tades que tienen los esnaholes.
Generates disgustados, il|du.ria
les sin alma, arist6crat as rehu
san ceag de sus privilegl oA es-
taf derramando la san9r@ de-
pueblo con la ayuda de sold hdos
moros Y Ia mer.enaria Legion
'ta4ranjera. Los trababdores
esBaholes Sc han undo para de-
fender Ell Frente Popular contra
los fascistas arrOgantes y. NAL
vados."
En- ell manifesto SON denun ,
ciados los periodicos del fascis-
TIA Hearts, dedicados a lamar
contra Ell gobierno de
Il Repdblica.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03

Scion municipal en- una capt.
tai de provincial. Ell secretario
lee un Sscrito recibido en- ell A.
y~untamiento, por ell que deter
minada Entidad Sc dirige al
mismo en- solicitud de ayuda
economical para elevar un monu-
La gaceta., 1936-08-03
CLUB A FAVOR DE LA CAN
DIDATURA DE CARLTON

Es.a noche Sc organizara, en-
la Casa Core, un club politico
a favor de la candidatura de
Doyle Carlton para senador.
Plant City mandara una fuer-
tie delegation. Ell acto comenza-
"a a las ocho.
La gaceta., 1936-08-03

Tn viajante de concrete que
Sc cree mry gracioso, apareci6
hace dfas en- la estaci6n de un
pueblo de Guadalajara, y diri-
gieRdose al jefe, lie pregunt6
cuando iba a salir ell corto para
la capital de la provincial.
-Dertro de cuatro minutes
-respondi6 ell interrogado.
-i'Hombre, que suerte! Els la
primera veg que va a salir a su
bora. iEnhorabuena! Tome US
ted este ci2arro!
No., mrchas gracias. No
fumo..., guardeselo. FL tren cor
to que va a salir es Ell de aver.
Leemos en- un folletito dedica-
do a biografiar la figura de un
celebre interprete de canciones
criollas:
"...y este maravilloso cantan-
tie, de voz tan argentina, no po-
dfa nacer mas que en- Buenos
Aires"
Evening star., 1936-10-21
MRS. RICHARDS
D|ESAT D. c. HOME
Regent of Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association.
Rites Friday.

Mrs. Alice H. Richards, regent Of
the Mount Vernon Ladies Associa-
tion, died early yesterday at her resi-
dence, 1902 Eighteenth street.
She was born in New York, May %.
1860, at old Columbia College while
her grandfather, Charles King, was
its president. She was the daughter
Of Cornelius Low King and Julia Law
renee. Part of her childhood was
spent in Rome, where her uncle served
rs United States Minister to the Vat
lean, and much of her youth in study
and travel abroad. Her great-grand-
father, Rufus King, was delegate to
the Constitutional Convention and
was the second United States Minister
to England, serving during the ad-
ministrations of Washington and
Adams. Many other members of her
family filled positions of distinction
in the military and diplomatic SER
vices.
Mrs. Richards will be remembered
as a woman of distinguished birth,
integrity of character and broad un-
derstanding She held the respect
and affection of an unusual number
of persons of divergent interests and
opportunities.
BY her heritage and her personality,
Mrs. Richards was particularly fitted
for national service as regent OF the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association OF
the Union. To this body she was
elected in 1911 as vice regent for
Maine, of which State she had long
been a resident After 16 years OF
service she was chosen regent in 1927.
Mrs. Richards was married in 1891
to James Gore King Richards OF New
York, and is survived by her SON
Comdr. Frederick Gore Richards. U
s. N, and three grandsons. Frederick
Gore Richards, jr.; Charles Ligon
Richards and James Thorpe Law
renee Richards.
The services for Mrs. Richards will
be held at St. Johns Church on Fri
day morning, October %. at 10 o'clock
The honorary pallbearers will be
Harrison H. Dodge, James Young
Evening star., 1936-10-21

China's silk exports have declined In
the last few months.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
POLICE ADDITION
REQUEST DELAYED
West End Citizens Association
Protests One Man Cars, Park.
inU Violations,

The West End Citizens Association,
meeting last night in Kidder Hall. de-
cided to press for an increase Of loo
policemen at the next session Of Con-
gress.
other action by the association In
cluded protests against the use OF one
man street cars: against the failure
Of motorists to observe the two-hour
parking rule along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between Seventeenth street and
Washington Circle, which affects the
trade of merchants there. and against
unnecessary use of auto horns.
The association indorsed the fornla-
ton Of a small claims court by Judge
Cayton.
It was suggested that members OF
Evening star., 1936-10-21
.TUMULTY APPOINTS
2CHEST DRIVE AIDES
R. w. Hynson and Mrs. Charles A.
Goldsmith in Special As.
signment Unit.

Selection of Richard w. Hynson
and Mrs Charles A. Goldsmith as
vice chairmen Of the special assign
ment unit of this years Community
Chest campaign was made known to-
day by Joseph P. Tumulty. unit
chairman. in a report to Campaign
Chairman Coleman Jennings.
Team captains announced by Tu.
multy for his unit are Harold N
Marsh, p. o. Coffin, Mrs. Fedora
Lewis, Wilson Compton, F. Moran
McConihe. Frederick Bradley. JAIME.
E. Collifiower. Mrs. Sidney F. Talia.
ferro and Hilleary c. Hoskinson.
The unit solicits contributions ol
$500 or more. and usually starts its
campaign 10 days or two weeks priol
to the ofiicial drive opening date.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Floridians Plan Reception.

The Florida State Society Of WASH
ington will hold an informal recep-
tion and dance Saturday evening at
the Kennedy-Warren. Guests OF
honor will be Senators Hill and Loftin
Of Florida. The reception will be from
Q to 10 pm. and dancing from 10 to
! am.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
Paving Contract Let.

Contract for widening and repav-
ing of Independence avenue south
west, from Twelfth street to Four
teenth. was awarded yesterday by the
Commissioners. The award went to
the Wilmoth Paving Co. S.. F..
Evening star., 1936-10-21

Julian H. Washington. Charles G
Wall, Morley J. Williams, Gardner l.
Boothe, William L. Hoover and G
B-uce Baird. The interment will be
at Jamaica, Long Island, at 4:30 ir
the afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

the association consult with their
family physicians as to the advis-
ability Of requesting the enlargement
Of the medical clinic in that part Of
the city.
The past years officers were unani-
mously reelected. Robert d. Lyons,
president, and @. L. Norris, hrst vice
president, will continue to act as dele.
gates to the federation. 1t was de-
cided to give attendance prizes, do
mated by merchants.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

more room in this Unisteel Body, front and back,
than in any previous Body by Fisher ever made.
Here is the structure that carries the so.caed al.
steel" body, that essential step forward into
troube.free one piece unit of complete safety in
creased comfort, and luxurious style.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

In many home heating plants,
much of the heat rushes over
srnoothheatingsurfacesandgoes
up the chimney. In the DELCo-
HEAT Boiler Unit, over 800 of
the heat is put to work-not
wasted.
Each section of the boiler has
forty-four fanges cast as a part
of its heating surface. These
fanges form a series Of passages
through which the hot gases
must pass. They strike these
many surfaces with an impact
which forces heat into the water,
which is spread out in thin
layers inside the metal flanges.
The advantage of this "Im-
PAX Tor principle" is tremen-
dous. It offers convincing proof
of the extra economy of the
DELCo-HEAr Boiler-Unit.
The hot gases as they enter the
chimney are as much as $50
degrees lower than in some heat
ing plants which have ordinary
smooth surfaced combustion
chambers.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

If you are building, or if your
heating plant is old, get the full
facts about the DELCO-HEAT
Boiler Unit from the nearest
DELCo-HEAT dealer. He will
show you how and why this
great Product of General Motors
will deliver automatic heat at a
cost so low you will be amazed
and delighted.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
STORK SHOWER
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Mrs. M Watson and Mrs H. w.
|Capps entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of the latter
at stork shower for Mrs Weldon
Stromberg.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
afternoon with Mrs A. j. Abbott
and Mrs. H. Frame winning prizes,
The guest list included Mesdames
Craig Watt, Fleck Milner, Hank
Meyers, Ralph Moery, w. A. Won
Schoeler, w. F.. Maner, F. E. West
erland, Jack Lee, Ted Simpson, Bert
Smith, D. O. Wilkey, Chet Wads-
worth, Latimore, A. j. Abbott, H.
Frame. Weldon Stromberg. M. Wat
son, H. w. Capps, and Miss Mary
Simonton.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
Nogales Woman
Golfer Disqualified

Mrs. Rollo Ashby, one of the best
women golfers in this part of the
country, and very popular, had a
rare experience the other morning
while getting some exercise on the
local links, all by herself.
AS related by Mrs. Ashby:
"a few mornings ago went out
to the links alone for practice, plea
sure, and exercise. I was rounding
the course and needed long drive
to approach the eighth hole"
"I teed my ball and began ad-
dressing it. Suddenly the ball rolled
off. I took more pains making the
second tee, placed the ball carefully
on top and started to swing. Once
more it rolled off.
"I could not believe my eyes.
There was not much wind blowing
and this never happened to me be-
fore. The third time is the charm,
I thought.
'"This time I swung my club and
followed through quickly.
Bang! and there was a splash.
I had connected with something
soggy, and the golf ball was three
feet away.
Looking down I was mystified
to find a gopher hill and a hole in
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
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Miss Marion Kelly celebrated her
ninth birthday Thursday afternoon
with a party at her home on Grand
avenue.
A color scheme of white and green
was used throughout the birthday
plan Large bouquets of petunias
were attractively arranged baout the
rooms. The birthday cake iced in
white and green was very pretty.
Mary Harrison got the thimble,
Mary Anne Meyers the dime, and
Geneva Walt, the button The guests
enjoyed a treasure hunt with Kay
Cheshire winning the prize. Many
gameg were played during the af-
ternoon
The guests were Misses Virginia
Faith, Phyllis Westerland, Gloria
Siddell, Mary Harrisoi Dorothy
Shin, Joanne Cumming, Kay Che
shire, Betty Jean Cheshire, Patri-
cia Sisk, Mary Anne Meyers, Vir
ginia Karns, Frances Ellen Carroon,
Betty Walt, Geneva Walt, Doris
Walt, Doris Mays, and Hal Wayte,
Joe Cumming, Bobby Cousar, and
the hostess.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
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Miss Irene Grimm entertained
group of friends in the home of her
parents on Sonoita street, Tuesday,
at an afternoon party.
The greater part of the afternoon
was enjoyed dancing.
The guests were Misses Florence
Ziegler, Anita Serino, Marichu Gar
agoydobil, Mary Samaniego, Grace
Roberts, Helen Mckinley, Rachael
Tully, Georgina Horrall, Carmen
Ramirez, Carmen Gonzalez, Maria
del Carmen Gonzalez, Vera Grimm,
Lillian Grimm, and Messrs. Eddie
Itule, Felipe Arzate, Neil Evon, Her
bert Ezree, Frank Bennett, Willie
Joffroy Ernest Heath, Ignacio San
ia Cruz, Aurelio Araiza, yelling
ton Clark, Alfonso Diaz, Hector CAL
deron, Ricardo Manriquez, Balta-
Ear Garagoydobil, Armando Ram1r-
ez, Eugene Garagoydobil, Fred Dav-
ison, and the hostess
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
POT LUCK SUPPER
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Mrs. Lewis Bristol entertained at
a delightful potluck supper and
bridge party Friday evening at her
home on Iona street
A color motif Of pink and yellow
was used in decorations. A bowl Of
pink roses formed the centerpiece
for the dinner table.
Bridge prizes were won by Miss
Edith Jones, first: Mrs. L. L. Led
ford, second, and Mrs. H. M. Clag-
ett, low.
The guests we're Miss Magdalena
Espinosa, Miss Lydia Potthoff, Mrs.
F. R. Barney, Mrs. B. j. Jones' Mrs.
H. M. Clagett, Miss Edith Jones,
Mrs. c. T. Frazier, Mrs. Faye Per-
kins. Miss Rosalie Barney, Mrs. M.
L. Carney Miss Emma Louise Bris-
tol, Mrs. L. L.. Ledford, and the
hostess.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
FOR COL. FRANKLIN
AAA4&AA

Tuesday evening a farewell din
ner party was given at the Cavern
Cafe in Nogales, Sonora, in honor
of Col. John F. Franklin of Fort
Huachuca who will leave shortly to
be stationed in Maryland. At the
dinner, announcement was made OF
the marriage of Miss Jane Morris,
daughter of Major and Mrs. A..
Morris, to Captain Thomas K1lday
of Fort Huachuca. Mrs. Kilday was
graduated from the Nogales high
school in 1888 and is well known
here.
Covers were laid for Col. John F.
Franklin, Col. and Mrs. M. G. Far
is. Major and Mrs Isker, Major and
Mrs. A. Ellis, Major and Mrs. Rem
shaw, MOTOR and Mrs. H. Raymond,
Major and Mrs. A Morris, Major
and Mrs. H. Villars, Capt. and Mrs
Thomas Kilday, Capt. and Mrs. 2.
Sperati, Capt. and Mrs. J. McGe-
hee. Capt. and Mrs r. Pulsifer,
Capt. Thomas Timmons, 1t. and
Mrs. John Williamson, 1t. and Mrs.
Coughlin, 1t. and Mrs. Dickerson,
1t. and Mrs. r. Smith, Mrs. Donlad
Mardin, Miss Lundberg, Mrs. Char
les r. Smith, Mrs. M. Jones, 1t.
Urban, DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Harker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wanless, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bettwy, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Mig11ardot, General and
Mrs A. de Ia Tore, Col. G.. L. Lang
don, Major H. Luck and Capt. and
Mrs c. Renfro
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Mrs. Herman Medlin, Miss Mary
Hand, and Cel1na Walker spent
Cinco de Mayo in Tucson.
Miss Christine Grimm is vaca-
tioning at Santa Monica California
Mrs. M. I. Merritt left the first
of the week for the coast.
H.xm@msa%%**&
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
BARBECUE AND LAWN PARTY
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DR. ana Mrs G.. L. Harker enter
tained Monday evening at a delight
full lawn party and barbecue in the
yard of their home on Officers Row,
to celebrate DR.. Harker's birthday
Electric lights Illuminated the spa
cious yard and formed an attractive
background for the long tables ar
ranged to serve the buffet supper
A large birthday cake iced in pink
and blue added a final note to the
occasion. Games were played during
the evening. Approximately lie
guests enjoyed the hospitality OF
DR.. and Mrs. Harker.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
BIRTHDAY. PARTY

Little Miss Margaret Louis George,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
George, played hostess for the first
time in her Life last Saturday at
her parents home on Ellis street, in
honor Of her eighth birthday.
The proud little miss entertained
many of her young friends whom
she helped to serve ice cream and
birthday cake The festive board was
pretti1y decorated with sweet peas
and evergreens.
Among those present we're Ber
nice Levy, Rene Marcus, Gloria
Steele, Gloria Seiddell, John Ha-
worth, Jack Frayner, Jr., Arthur
Coughanour and others.
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Nogales international., 1936-05-09
PAGE THREE

the center And,-Ohl my driver
had red stains on it.
Then it all came to me- The first
two times the ball rolled off the tee,
Mr.. Gopher had pushed it off by
poking its nose through the earth.
The last time, it did not time its
drive correctly and I hit it's head
instead of the ball.
"It is not necessary to relate I
didn't reach the eighth hole, but
disgusted, disqualified myself and
paid off my caddy."
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jund enter
tanned the supper and bridge club
Wednesday evening at their home
on the Patagonia road. Snapdragons
we're attractively arranged about
the rooms of the home.
Mrs. H. A. Wilson and Ralph
Moery won high scores at Bridge.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Moery, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Miller, Mrs. r.
H. Bibolet, Miss Eleanor Miller, and
the host and hostess.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
DINNER PARTY

Miss Wilma Harris entertained a
few friends Saturday evening at a
dinner party at the home of her
parents on Noon street. Following
the dinner the guests went to the
Junior Prom.
Covers were laid for Miss Lucy
woodland, Owen Mercer, Victor
F'ranzen, and the hostess.
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Nogales international., 1936-05-09
HOSTESS TO FOURSOME

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Mrs. H. w. Capps was hostess
Thursday afternoon to her bridge
foursome at her home on Plum
street.
The members are Mesdames Bert
Smith, Alfred Kibbe, j. j. Harris,
and the hostess.
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MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Moery and
Mrs. J. j. Harris motored to Tucson
Tuesday.
BUFFET-SUPPER
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Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. zacharias entertained at a
buffet supper and bridge party at
their home on Crawford street.
The rooms of the home were de-
corated with snapdragons.
High scores at bridge were won
by Mrs. Zacharias and Mr.. James
Haye.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Che
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. James Haye,
and the host and hostess.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09
ENTERTAINs AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. H. M. Clagett entertained
at her home on Crawford street at
delightful luncheon Tuesday az
ternoon
Covers were laid for Mrs. Ben
Jones, Mrs. Faye Perkins, Miss Mag
,daIena Espinosa, Miss Edith Jones,
Miss Lydia Pothoff, and the hostess.
Nogales international., 1936-05-09

Mrs. T. H. Robinson left the first
of the week for England where she
will spend the summer visiting her
family. She will be joined in the
fall by Consul r. H. Robinson who
will accompany her home.