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Evening star., 1939-11-02
Weddings of Interest
Miss Agnes Bartlett Bryan Is Bride
OF MIR. J. Eliot Wright, Jr.

The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a white
satin dress with long, close-fltting
sleeves. Her finger-tip-length veil
was held in place with a crown of
ribbon and orange blossoms and she
carried brides roses.
Mrs. Earl Bixler Of Herndon, Va,
was the matron of honor, wearing a
rose taffeta and silver net dress, a
turban to correspond, and her bou-
quet was of pink chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Ray Harrison was best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. James Lock-
hart, Mr.. Martin Lockhart, Mr.. Ray
Anderson and Mr.. Russell Head.
Marie Evens was the flower girl,
wearing blue taffeta frock trimmed
with pink ribbon bows and carrying
white satin basket filled with pink
chrysanthemums, which she dropped
in the brides path as she walked
to the altar. Marvin Lockhart, little
brother of the bride, was ring bearer
dressed In a black velvet suit with
white satin blouse and carrying the
ring on a diamond-shaped white
satin pillow.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. after which the couple left on
their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Patrons Announced
For Lecture on
America Dancing

Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips are
patrons for the opening event of
the season of the Washington
Dance Association. Mr. John Martin
of the New York Times will lecture
on America Dancing" Sunday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the Dance
Playhouse at 1742 Church Street.
Mr.. Martin is author of "The Mod
ern Dance" and America Dancing" }"
Other patrons include Mr.. Olin
Dows. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pat
terson, Mrs. Maude Howell Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Watson. and
Representative John R. Murdock
and Mrs. Murdock.
Among the patrons prominent in
education are Miss Elizabeth M.
Andrews, Bancroft School; Miss
Ruth Atwell, George Washington
! University; Miss Gwendolyn Drew,
University of Maryland; Mrs. Jessie
M. Holton, Holton-Arm School,;
Dean Elmer Louis Kayser, George
Washington University; Miss Mabel
B. Turner. National Cathedral
School, Miss Marjorie Webster,
Marjorie Webster Schools; Mrs.
David Wing, Madeira School.
Miss Elizabeth Burtner, chairman
OF the opening program, and Miss
Priscilla Howe, secretary of the
Washington, Dance Association, will
accept reservations for the lecture.
Evening star., 1939-11-02

MISS MARY WARREN BRUSH,
Whose engagement to Mr.. William
Foster Stearps OF Cambridge, Mass,
Is announced by her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Warren Dautd Brush. The
1Deddtng 1oiH take place at noon
Saturday, November 18.
Underwood & Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Miss Wanda Woods
Engaged to We'd
Mr.. Thorpe

Mr.. George w. Woods Of
Springfield, Mo-, announces the
engagement and approaching
marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Wanda Woods Of Washington, to
Mr.. Charles Alvin Thorpe, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thorpe
Of 1926 Nineteenth street, Vir-
ginia Highlands.
The wedding will take place
November 7 at noon in historic
Christ Church, Alexandria, Va,
with the Rev. C. Sturges Ball
of Seminary Hill officiating.
Miss Woods, a graduate of
Springfield High School, is Sec
retary to the chief of rules and
regulations Of the income tax
unit, Internal Revenue Bureau.
Mr.. Thorpe is an alumnus of Nc
Kinley High School in Washing.
ton, where he also attended EN-
erson Institute. He is now in
business in Arlington County,
where they will make their future
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke
Back From Visit
In North

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II.
Brooke have returned from Provi-
dence where they were guests for
several days of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich.
They were there for the large tea
which Col. and Mrs. Everitt St.
John Chaffee gave Saturday to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Carolyn st. John
Chaffee, to Mr.. Frederick H
Brooke, jr.
Preceding their Providence visit
Mrs. Brooke presided at the Ma
tional Convention of Girl Scouts in
Philadelphia. where she was elected
honorary vice president of the Girl
Scouts and chairman Of the new
National Advisory. Council of 100
which was created by Scouts new
constitution.
Mr.. Brooke, jr., and his bride
expect to make their home at Corn
ing. N. Y, after their marriage in
the late spring.
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Mrs. Herrick
Luncheon Hostess
Next Saturday

Nine. Ertegun. wife of the Turkish
Ambassador, will be the ranking
guest at the luncheon Mrs. John O.
Herrick will give Saturday in the
Pail Mall room Of the Raleigh Hotel
Mr.. Gene Barnes, young designer
friend of Mrs. Herrick, will display
his models at the weekly fashion
show Mr.. Barnes Is the son Of the
executive assistant to the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. George O.
Barnes.
Other guests at the luncheon will
be Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife OF
the Secretary Of Agriculture; Mrs
Warren Wheaton, who with her hus-
band has recently returned to Wash
ington to make her home at the
Westchester: Mrs. Irene Caldwell
Mrs. Buckley Griffin, Mrs. Arthur
Sears Henning, Mrs. J. Fred Essary
and her daughter, Miss Peggy Essary
Miss Chairman Griffin. very SUBJ
deb daughter of the Buckley Griffins
will make her debut as hostess Sat-
urday when she entertains at q
table Of her own at the Raleigh TO,
a group Of her little school friends.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Georgetown
Exhibition
Miss BObbie Kerr
Receives Guests
At Opening

Miss Bobbie Gladys Kerr, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George Kerr, who
spent the summer in Mexico, ex-
hibited the water colors and oils
she painted while there at the first
exhibition of the Georgetown CAL
leries last evening.
Miss Kerr received the $50 guests
with her mother and with Mrs.
Norman Kane, director of the gall
lery. Miss Kerr wore a fame color
crepe gown and chartreuse color
birds in her hair, while Mrs. Kane
was II black velvet with an Or
child corsage and a string of pearls,
and Mrs. Kerr wore lavender crepe
which shaded into deep purple.
The Mexican Ambassador and Sc
nora de Castillo Najera were the
ranking guests at the exhibit, an
others there were Miss Myra Sharp
of New York, who has recently re-
turned from London and who is
Mrs. Kane's house guest: DR.. and
Mrs Basil Toutorsky, Miss Alice
Crawford. Miss Marion Jones, Mr..
Carlton Ayers. Mr. Frederick Coun-
sci, who came from Philadelphia for
the opening exhibition and who will
be the next artist to exhibit at the
gallery His paintings will be shown
November Is.
Presiding at the buffet supper ia
bic last evening were Miss Dorothy
Mazza, whose portrait was among
Miss Kerr's exhibits; Miss Betty
Standish. young Washington sculp-
tress. and Miss Joan Balm of Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Kerr attended King Smith
Studio here and the University of
Cincinnati. the Cincinnati Art Acad-
emy and until last year was a pupil
at the Corcoran Art School. where
she received several honorable men,
tions for her still life pictures.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Chinese Embassy
Dinner for
DR.. w. w. Yen

The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Hu-shih, will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of DR..
w. w. Yen, former Chinese Min
lister at Washington, who is stay
ing at the Shoreham during a
visit in the Capital. DR.. Yen was
In Washington for a short time
before being sent to Geneva and
later was appointed to open dip
lomatic relations with the Soviet
Union where he later served as
Chinese Ambassador. More re-
Gently DR.. Yen has been head of
the International Red Cross in
Shanghai, and he came to this
country via Europe to attend the
Institute of Pacific Relations
which will convene in Virginia
Beach November %.
Last evening the Ambassador
was host informally at dinner for
DR.. Yen and this evening he will
be the guest of honor at dinner of
Mr.. Arthur Young. who will en-
tertain at the Mayflower. The
members Of the staff of the err
bassy will give an informal dinner
party for the visitor tomorrow
evening.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
KrOnheins Leave
On Wedding Trip
To New York

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton s. Kron-
helm, jr., are on their wedding
trip to New York, but will return
soon to make their home here.
Their wedding took place shortly
before noon yesterday at the
home of Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field, who performed the cere-
mony. The bride is the former
Miss Tillie Siegal of Vinton,
Iowa. She has been residing in
Washington for about two years.
Mr.. Kronheim is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Kronheim of
Washington.
The bride is a graduate of Iowa
State Teachers College. and Mr..
Kronheim attended Central High
School and was graduated from
Staunton Military Academy and
from Johns Hopkins University
and Georgetown Law School. He
is q member of q Washing.o
law firm.
Only relatives and q few close
friends attended the wedding yes
terday.
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Dance Planned

The Immaculate Alumnae will
hold their annual dance tomorrow
evening at Wardman Park Hotel
with Miss Eileen Collins as general
chairman of arrangements. Miss
Collins will be assisted by Ulrica
Donahoe. Frances ODonnell, Betty
Scullen, Ellen Maloney, Ann Bras.
nan, Mildred Stolhman and Mary
Rita Weschler.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Tea for Visitors

Mrs. A. Burks Summers will en-
tertain at tea Sunday at her home,
2800 Brandywine street. The honor
guests will be Mrs. William Dehn
Of Seattle, Mrs. Roy Pinkerton Of
Ventura, Calf, and Mrs. James
Binns Of Atlanta. All are mem.
bers Of Gamma Phi Beta, interna-
tional sorority.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Miss Alice E. Davis
| Wed to Mr., r., f, EhliS,

The marriage of Miss Alice Eliza
beth Davis. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Wilbur Davis of Beckley, w
Va. to Mr.. Richard Ernest Ehlis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Ehlis, took
place Saturday afternoon, October
IA, at 4:30 o'clock In the Columbia
Heights Christian Church. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. p. Wilson.
The church was decorated with
autumn foliage and palms and q
program of music was given by Mrs
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Notes From the Social Calendar Washington Its Envon
News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
OF the Capital
Secretary and Mrs. Woodring
Will Go to New York for
Army.Notre Dame Game

Secretary H. Woodrng plan to leave
Saturday
in New York The Secretary Woong
Washington Sunday
Ambassador guests dining
with them last evening the Embassy Massachusetts Their
encao who in this country complete the purchase OF
Brazilian Others dinner
Senior and senora de Fee New York. who frequent visitors
Washington Also the Sonora de Br wife OF
Cuban diplomat the for several days Mr. and Mrs
George Maurice Norris
Belgium closing home
the Adrondacks among Springs visit.
The Minister Hungary in New York and
the Ritz-Carlon Hotel while IN the metropolis
The United States Minister to Ecuador Long
yesterday South America have taken
the weyln for two months The Minister is In this
with Mrs Long Will come 10 washington Tor
returning to South America
Senator and Mrs New York. where
they staying a the Wadorf-Astoria over Sunday
Senator and Tyding to Hot Springs for
probably will remain over the week end
Mrs PEPPER wife of Senator Pepper spending
of honor at luncheon of
with Mrs Kngore Bxby the
The given at the Hotel Pierre
The Counselor Wilhelm Eickho
preparatory sailing themonth vacation trip his
Denmark after spending the
m there, joint M. Eickhof in his vacation.
Military Argentine
zann York with Sonora de zann and they stopping the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
The Military Atache Fumanan Legation
New York where they staying the Hotel
Campbell
Campbell
the Minister Guatemala honored the cocktail
which Senota the Mower Hotel Senor
the Sonora Aaro of the Ambassador
Evening star., 1939-11-02

The marriage of Miss Agnes Bart
lett Bryan, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Clark Bryan and the late Mr.. Bryan,
and Mr.. J. Eliot Wright, jr, son of
Mr.. ]. Eliot Wright and the late
Mrs. Wright, took place yesterday
morning at the Sacred Heart Rec
tory. The Right Rev. James A.
Smyth performed the ceremony at
1870 o'clock, with only members of
the two families and close friends
present.
The bride chose a plum ensemble
with sable scarf and brown acces-
sories. Her corsage was orchids.
Mrs. Robert Golden Carter, the
brides only attendant. wore a dress
also of vintage tone with black ac-
cessories and corsage of gardenias.
DR.. Herbert Wright acted as best
man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left for a
Northern motor trip and will re-
turn to Washington late in No.
yember.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Miss Josie Mae Lockhart
Wed to Mr.. r. NJ. COoper.

A lovely autumn wedding took
place in the Pleasant Valley Method
ist Church, near Middleburg, Va,
October 10, when Miss Josie Mae
Lockhart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lockhart of Pleasant Valley,
became the bride of Mr.. Robert Mil
ford Cooper.
The church was effectively deco
rated with marigold, autumn foliage
and ferns, and preceding the cere-
mony Mrs. Ray Harrison gave a
piano recital. Mr.. Carl Aubaugh OF
Washington sang 20 Promise Me-"
and Mrs. Marvin Perkins and Mrs.
Cameron Head sang "LLove You
Truly"
The Rev. w. H. Gray performed
the ceremony under an arch of flow
ers, with tall white candles on each
side.
Evening star., 1939-11-02
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Commiso
announce the birth of daughter
Tuesday at Providence Hospital.
Mrs. Commiso is the former Miss
Josephine Zagami of Washington.
La gaceta., 1939-03-29

dando a su VOC Ell tono de la per.
fecta indiferencia.
Isidoro consult6 su riQuisimo
reloj de orc, de tapa de salto.
Y murmur6:
icon tai de que no Sc nos
haga tarde L.. lila has encarga-
do que no Sc detuviera?
-Esta tranquilo. yendra en-
seguida. Els que tenia que COM
prar unas cosillas de la Perfume
ria Inglesa: de horquiIlas y no
sc que pequeneces me dijo -,
Pero no ha de tardar,s
70, mientras tanto. he hecho
bajar ell equipaje, JQuk tie pare
&c?
-Muy bien.
u No quieres poner NADIA
MAST.
No; ivamos, creo que no hs
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New York, marzo28.-El pro
ximo viernes por la noche, a ID
asaltos, ell negro doble campe6n,
Henry Armstrong, defendera su
corona de las lat libras, la del
peso weller, frente a un habll
gladiator de Chicago, pugil de
primera fila, Davey Day.
No sera una pelea facil para
el negro, a juicio de los peritos
boxfsticos de Chicago y de New
York, donde Day es muy conoci
do.
Dvey pega formidables pu-
netazos y es companero de esta-
bio del e~xcampe6n Barney Ross,
& quien Henry lie arrebat6 la CO.
roma, sin apuros, ell 1ltimo dfa
de mayo del ano pasado. Day, a
juicio de algunos periodistas, eS
adversario mas fuerte seleccio
nado a Armstrong desde que
conquistara la corona. Els jo-
ven, fuerte, con suficiente ex-
periencia, valiente y diestro.
Los jefes del establo Sam
Pian-Art Winch, al cual pertene
cen, lie entrena con extraordina-
Iio cuidado y dicen sentirse sa-
tisfecho de su condici6n fisica.
Antes de venir a New York
pas6 un mes en- Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, hacienda ejercicios pre-
Despues pas6 dos Sc
manas en- Chicago, ensayando
sUs mejores golpes, y ahora a
guarda ell momento del "bout."
SuS ultlmos eJercicios los ha-
&c en- ell famoso gimnasio de Still
mann.
Armstrong Sc mantiene en- su
forma Incompatible y listo pa
ra ell combate. Sc lie ha visto en-
accion en- ell gimnasio de Grupp
y recientemente derroto, con
nueva y asombrosa eficiencia, a
La gaceta., 1939-03-29

Con enos arrib6 Gilberto DEL
fino, 81 excelente actor, tan CO.
nocido de nuestro pIblico.
Mahana jueves, en- la hermoea
sala del Centre Espanol, haran
su primera presentation, a las
IL de la noche, acompahados
por la notable orquesta de Don
Francisco.
Tocara Don Francisco en- el
bale en- honor de los miembros
de La Verbena, e. Comite Eje-
crtivo, ell alcalde Chancey, con-
~cseiales, comisionados del Con-
dado y otros invitados de honor.
Ell viernes sera ell primer dia
de La Verbena, en- ell parque de
Cuscaden, y ell sabado Ell segun-
do.
Tres orquestas tocaran en- 81
parque, en- los dos dfas, Don Pc
pc, La Tropical y La Sonora.
Acompanara ell gran espec-
taculo de las sociedades y los
n1meros de variedades, la or
questa del professor Aristides
Santirzo.
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Una dura prueba para ell negro Henry Armstrong
Davey Day descarga punetazos formidables

Bobby Pacho y Lew Feliman. La
pelea con Pacho la sostuvo en- Ia
Habana y la de Feldman, en- San
Luis, Mo.
"Homicida Henry, como lie
llaman sus edmiradores, hace
pocos dias resolvi6 ccnceder, a
su debido TEMPO, ina pelea de
revancha a Lou Ambers, Ell ex-
campe6n de las 1875 libras.
Armstrong ostent6 durante va
rias semanas, por vez primera
en- la historic del boxeo profesio
nal, tres t~itulos, los de peso de
pluma, peso ligero y peso well
ter. Mas tarde, no pudiendo re-
bajar su peso a las 126 libras,
decline la corona del peso de plu
ma, reteniendo las de los pesos
ligero y welter.
Henry es uno de los pGgiles
mas agresivos, habiles y pode-
rosos de la historic del "ring",
y ademas uno de los grandes ia
voritos del p1blicc que proteje
toas sus peleas.
Su Gltimo contratiell. % .0s re
cibi6 en- 1886, cuando perdi6,
por foul, en- combate con To-
ny Chavez.
Ademas de haber derrotado a
Pacho y Feldman, Henry tiene
entire sus vfctimas a Ceferino
Garcia, Ell fuerte filipino; Baby
Arizmendi, ell mejicano que tan
tos malos ratios lie ha hecho pa
sar, y AL Manfredo.
Day perdi6 una pelea contra
Ambers, en- 1887, por muy apre
tado margen, y desde entonces
ha Obtenido Is victorias conse-
cutivas. De I'm total de ga peleas,
55 las gan6 por la via del sueno,
d~erribando a sus contrarios. Ha
participate en- cuatro tablas y SO
10 ha perdido 5 decisiones.
Jackie Kid Berg figura en- ell
programa complementary con
Baby Breese, de rival. Sc han fl
iado los precios desde 81 a 81.
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tambien las eartas de Pedro de
Ndnez para la esposa idolatra-
da.
De pronto, Maria de Ia Cruz
trvo un sobresalto, que int
rrumpi6 sus meditaciones.
Acababa de penetrar en- el par
que del palacio un autom6vil, Ell
autom6vil de Isidoro.
Y ell imponente personaje Sc
ape6 junto al grupo que forma-
ban Maria de la Cruz, Nicolasa
y las otras criadas con la nina.
La esposa del ingeniero trag6
saliva, miranda al suelo un ms
tante.
Y como Ell que no 10 quiere.
consult6 su relojillo de pulsera.
Fran las SETS
Sentia que hubiera venido cl
diplomatico anita que su esposa.
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DERROTA DEL VETERANO
TONY CANZONERI

New York, Mario 29.-El ex
rey de las 1876 libras, 81 italiano.
Tony Canzoneri, pele6 anoche
con Ell irandes Eddie Brink, a
10 asaltos, y fue derrotado, por
puntos.
Tony superb a su cOntrario en-
los primeros asaltos, en- habili-
dad, pero los mejores golpes, en-
ell curse del bout, fueron los del
irland&s.
Brink pesaba 1891 libras v
Canzoneri 14134.
Los peritoS habian pronosti-
cado un triunfo para Tony, pero
Sc equivocaron. FL fallo fue re-
cibido con aplausos, por una par
tie, y demostraciones de incon-
formidad por la otra.
Norment Quarles, ell rubio gla
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ga falta NADIA!
DE todoS MOODS, ven conmi-
go, a yer 81 a Ultima bora -.
Maria Q ISidoro penetraron
en- ell palacio.
Antes, la dulce madre habia
r~ecomendado a Nicolasa y las
sirvientas que Sc llevaran la nj
ma adentro, a la nursery.
La esposa de Pedro de Ndhez
llevo al diplomatico hasta ell hall
donde Sc amontonaba Ell eQuipa-
je de los viajeros,
ii Mira !-comenz6 a decir
entono animado-. Estas son
tus maletas ALI va ell bail gran
de, y en- 81 tus tres unlformes
nuevoS. \
7SMand6, al fin, RiquelmeI
10 gala7
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DEPORTES
EMBARGO Ell ADMINISTRA
DOR GENERAL DE LOS
ROJOS

EMBARGO aver hacia ell Norte,
satisfecho con la temporada de
los Rojos en- esta ciudad, ell Sr.
Warren Giles, director admins
trador general del Cincinnati.
AnteS de marcharse, Giles, ha
blando con los periodistas, dijo
estaS palabras: Todo ha sido per
fecto en- nuestro campo de entire
namiento. La asistencia a los
juegOs aumenta y veo con gusto
y esperanto ell retorno en- 1910.
Quiza tengamos la dicha de ga
mar ell campeonato. Enfermeda-
DIES han retardado ell progreso
de algunos peloteros como Van
der Nicer y Paul Derringer; pc
70 los dos estaran listos para la
temporada en- la Nacional. AL
presente tenemoS 20 peloteros
en- las listas, pero deberiamos Ii
mitar csc nimero a rs, no des-
pues del II de mayo.
Ell alcalde Chancey fue auto
rizado aver por los concejales
para firmar un nuevo conyenio
que permita a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati practicar en- esta ciudad,
en- la primavera de 1910.
En- esta semana Sc enviara ell
contrato al Club.
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ii Hola !-salud6 el recien lie
gado, al tempo que hacia una
Garcia a Celia.
i HOla, Isidoro Ma
ria de la Cruz, poniendose en-
guardia.
Y como ell protocolo prohibe
terminantemente a los prohom-
bres que cojan a los nihos en-
brazos, ell gentil pedante Sc QUE
do miranda, con los brazos atras
a Celia, que a sus pies parecia
un ratoncillo a la sombra de un
(JY Maria Inquire Bor-
goha con TN levisimo gesto de
extraheza, y luego de dirigir u.
mas palabras carinosassa la Chi
quitina.
Sc qued6 On casa de la mo-
dista-repuSo Maria de la Cruz,
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Noticias de PeIota
LOS TIGRES D~ERROTARON
ALOS ROJOS

Los Tigres de Cincinnati, ayu
dadoS por sus tres mejores ba-
teadores, Charlie Gehringer,
Hank Greenberg y Rudy York,
derrotaron aver, en- ell terreno de
Plant, a los Rojos de Cincinnati.
Gehringer descarg6 un tubey
y dos "jilotes; :" GreenLerg y
York contribuyeron al triunfo
con dos "jonrones" de largo al
canoe.
FL Cincinnati volvi6 a decaer
en- cd bate y sus pitchers no u
cieron en- buena forma.
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lsidoro volvi6, trayendo unos
legajos y rollos de papeles.
u D6nde pusisteis la Carte
IA azul?
En- aqrella maleta.
10 siento muchoAdiio en-
tonces ell diplomatico-. nero Ia
tentmos que volver a abrir.
-iQue tonteria! Vamos a ha@.
eerIo-cOntest6 Maria de la
Cruz con aquella su dulzura de
Practer que no Sc violentaba ia
mas por NADIA,
Ella misma trajo las llaves.
. 7 abrieron la maleta.
Isidoro comenz6 a revolver en-
tire sus papeles,
Fermin, impecable, silencio-
So con la correction de 81 alto
cargo en- una casa como esta, ba.
GA eot'eado ia maleta por & MA
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Jugaron de manera magistral
ell IS Bill Myers y Wally Berger.
Rogell di6 dos hits, por los Ii
gres, pero cometi6 uno de los e.
rrores de su novena.
De los Rojos dispararon dos
hits cada uno, Frey y Hershber-
ger, con un total de z.
Detroit &c, Oh, De; Cincinnati
&c, III, De.
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Faegos A~rtificiGles

Durante los dos dlas de La
Verbena Sc quemaran vistosos
ftegos artificiales en- ell parque
de Cuscaden, hechos por los pl-
rotecnicos Sres. Urso.
Las pleas son muy artisticas
y Ell publico las aplaudira con ell
mayor entusiasmo.
Cada dfa, como hemos dicho,
a las once de la noche.
Aver Sc c%olocaron las bande-
ras en- las Gales desde la Sept
ma y Trece a la S@ptima y ca
lie %, y desde la Septima y la
Gale Is, por la Is, hasta la ave-
nida 81.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
BienVenida

NN'NN CfttNW
I'm saludo cordial de bienve-
nida para los artistas de La Yer
bena del Tabaco, llegados hoy a
eSta ciudad.
Componen Ell grupo, simpati-
CUISINE y valioso, Carlos Pous,
Ell "negrito" inimitable, y Adeli-
ia Martinez, su graciosa compa-
nera.
Los Sevillanitos, un trio espa-
mol, de grandes meritos, muy a.
plaudido en- los teatros de toda
la America, y la pareja de bal
lie, excelente entire las buenas,
Henry-D Dolly.
La gaceta., 1939-03-29
VICTORIA DE LOS CARDE.
MALES

Los Pajaros Rojos de Cincin-
matt vapulearon aver a los Sena-
dcres, en- San Petersburg, con a.
notaci6n de 5 carreras por 8. Ro
berto Estalella Ell cubano, dispa-
re dos tubeyes.
Washington &c, Or, De; San
Luis SC, Oh lie.
La gaceta., 1939-03-29
TRIUNFO DE LOS YANKEES

Aver, en- Clearwater, los YAM
KEGS de New York aplastaron a
los Dodgers, con anotaci6n de 8
carreras por 5.
Ounce hits dispararon los neo
y%orquinos contra Tamulis, Pres
nell y Hutchinson.
New York &c, l5h, De; Broo-
klyn 1c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1939-03-29

COmidG
Sc han completado los prepa-
rativos para Ell banquete de ma
mana por la noche, en- ell Restau-
rant Columbia.
Casimiro Hernandez y Ma
nuel Garcia preparan Ell exquisl-
to menu, en- honor de las damas.
Una fiesta de cordialidad y de
amor al Centre.
La gaceta., 1939-03-29
LA LIGA DE LA TORONJA

La posici6n de los Clubs en- la
Liga de la T%oronja, con los re-
sultados de aver, es la siguien-
tie:
Cardenales, IL y 6; Brooklyn
7y6; New York Yankees, Y 6;
Washington, 2 y 2; Boston, Me-
dias Rojas, a y A; Detroit, 5y5;
Cincinnati, Z y 8, y Abejas de
Boston, 8 y 9.