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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

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Wayne Van Dyne.
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Jack Armstrong
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Waltz Time
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porter, CHS. News
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Wings o. Des-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Complimenied at
Bon Voyage Party

A surprise bon voyage party
was given for Mrs. Clara r. Nord-
lund when friends and relatives
gathered recently at her home.
Mrs. Nordlund left Wednesday for
Washington, d. C., TO attend the
graduation Of her son, Mr.. Theo-
dore Nordlund, from George Wash.
ington university. school of law.
While in the east. she will stop
at the Worlds fair. Niagara falls
and in Chicago. She Is going east
by way OF Canada.
Guests were Mesdames Adolph
Nordlund. Algop Nordlund. J A
Nordlund. Arthur Hudtloff, Ern.
est Pearson. George Pearson. Hen.
ming Nordlund, w. f. Henderson
z. Larson, Nellie Otis, George
Bostrom, Elina Hammerstrom,
Frederics. Olaf Anderson, o. Peter
son, ID. Erickson. A. Ashjornson
and NJ. Asbiornson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Elect Miss StaIwick

Miss Evelyn Stalwick Of Tacoma.
sophomore in the college OF eduea-
ton At Pacific Lutheran college.
will direct activities Of Delta Pho
Gamma At the college during the
coming year. Other officers ehos-
en- were Miss Esther Wstney. vice
president: Miss Kathryn Wallen.
recording secretary. Miss Alice
Ford. corresponding secretary. and
Miss Evelyn Knibbe. treasurer. The
sergeant Al arms will be chosen
from the high school division next
fall.
With Miss Marjorie Delin, this
years president Of the chapter,
presiding over the installation sery-
ices, the new officers took their
oath Of office before Delta Pho
Gamma and Delta PM Kappa
members st recent afternoon tea
in the chapter rooms Other retir-
ing officers include Miss Mabel
Scott wee president: Miss Crotch
en- BaekmAnn. secretary. Miss
Alice Gibbs, treasurer. and Miss
Avis Hoyiand, serEssnt-at-srrns.
Selection Of cabinet members vii
Be left for next fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
CompIimenfed at Shower

A shower was given Tuesday
evening for Miss Inez Reghitto
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. August
Reghitto OF Fife. bride-to-bs OF
Mr.. John Gsmbo Of Portland. Ore.
Mrs. Joseph cereghio and Mrs.
Louis Tore II. sister OF the bride
to-be, were hostesses for the affair
at the Cereghino home.
Guests included Mrs. August
Reghitto, Miss Della Reghitto.
mother and sister of the honor
guest, Mesdames Angelo Bcyegni.
Louis Tore, Frank Dreyer, Joseph
Care. Edward Gardella, Louis
Trucco, Elizeo Pesciallo. and from
Seattle. Mrs. Philip Maher. an
other sister. and her daughter.
Arlene. Mrs. Edward Terrific, Miss
Rose Porcells and Mrs. Alex Kala-
mar.
Table decorations were carried
out In pastel colors, roses and
tapers appointing the supper table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Aquinas Alumnae
Plan Breakfast
Association 70 Formally
Accept Class OF 1910

A breakfast is being planned
by alumnae Of Aquinas aead-
envy for 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning at the Tacoma hotel.
The affair will be preceded
by communion mass Mt st.
patrick's church Mt s:45
o'clock. Miss Mary Drago-
vich Is general breakfast
chairman.
The affair will mark the formal
acceptance Of the class OF 1910
into the slumnae association. Mo-
theirs Of class members are saps-
elally invited 10 attend.
Assisting Miss Dragovich with
her plans viii be Mrs. n. r. riley.
Mrs. r. w. Nelson. Mrs. Thomas
Coleman. Miss Eivcra Gagllardl
and hi~ Madeline CnIbbn. mlss
6agliardi Ia preHidcnt OF the Alum.
nae association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Party Marks Birthday
OF Miss Eelice

The birthday of Miss Mary
Felice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Felice, was observed Sun
day afternoon when her parents
entertained at a party in her
honor.
Games and dancing were enjoyed
during the afternoon, with prizes
going to Miss Stella Laviola, Jane
Bergstrom and Josephine Scapoli.
After luncheon, the guest of honor
was presented with many beauti-
full gifts.
Guests were Misses Mildred Han
sen, Stella Laviola, Ann Seopoli,
June Bergstrom, Madeline Laviola,
Josephine Scopoli, Janet Oliver,
Ida Felice, Mary Pratico, Jean
Scopoli. Elsie Felice, Gladys Han
sen and Betty Kelly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Cornish People
Plan Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. vieus Co.
Chsirmen for Affair

Members OF the Tacoma
Cornish association are spon-
soring a pastry and saffron
cake dinner TO be served at
$50 o'clock Saturday eve-
ming at the Masonic temple.
Mrs. William Baker is presi-
dent OF the group and the
committee consists of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Vigus as CO.
chairmen. assisted by Mrs.
John Burnard, Mrs. Edward
Zollman and Mr.. Clayto n
Baker.
The pastry Is q favorits dinner
dish OF the Cornish people and "
being served for the first time
Saturday by the newly organized
group.
During the evening. there will be
a program Of community singing.
Cornish people who come from all
parts Of Cornwall are expected 10
be present and the affair viii af-
ford them an opportunity 10 renew
old acquaintance. All those plan
ming 10 attend are requested TO
bring their own pastries and lad
les will bring the saffron cake.
For q small fee, however. there
will be pastries for those unable 10
bring their own. Tea and coffee
will be provided
A large delegation from the
Seattle Cornish association Will b.
present The program arranged 10
follow the dinner hour viii con
sist OF group Of eontrslto solos
by Mrs. Ray kneelsnd; a duet BY
Mrs. LOUIS Larson and Mr.. Fred
Rosevear. a cornet solo by Mr.
Clayton Baker; bass solo BY Mr..
Albert Andrswa instrumental
quartet numbers BY Assws. Fred
Rosevssr. Nickolas Huber. Glen.
wood Roscvesr and Clayton Baker.
and four Or five numbers from the
Seattle group.
Past Presidents ei0b. phil sheri-
dan Relief corps. meets Friday for
1870 luncheon al the home Of
Mira Anna Bradley. al 10. soth
st. Mra Mary Phsrson ~dll pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Receive Publications
On Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nattuci are
receiving Fluctuations on the birth
OF a son. Donald Robert, May Q
at the Tacoma General hospital.
Grandparents Of the new arrival
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nattuci
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carrar,
Of Tacoma. Great grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gavaria,
also Of this CITY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Miss Josephine Hayes
Weds Mr.. BonneY

Mr.. Ernest II. Bonney of Yelm
and Miss Josephine L. Hayes Of
Yelm were married the evening Of
May Is at 7:30 o'clock In the par
lors OF the First Christian church.
The single ring ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, the Rev.
Carl A. johnson. The couple Will
make their home at Route l, Yelm,
Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Many Reservations Being Made
For Orthopedic Guild Dance
Group No. 10 TO Be Hosts at Tacoma Coli and coun-
try Club Saturday Evening; Mrs. Pesse Chairman

The Tacoma Golf and Country club will be the scene
Saturday evening of dance to be given by Guild No 10
the Tacoma Orthoped association Many are coming from
out of town for the affair which being planned BY Mrs
Pease general chairman Mrs Harry Shaw is presi-
dent of the hostess group
Coming from Seattle will be Messrs and Mesdames W.
Byron Lane, NJ Vinng Kenneth Metcalfe Lloyd Shepard
and Walter Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hanson will
come from Enumcaw, and motoring up from Olympia will
be Dr. and Mrs. Frank Rotchford and Judge and Mrs Sam
Driver
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
ST. Leo S Group
Anticipates Affair
AIumnee Association TO
Have Annual Breakfast

Members of the Alumnae
association of st. Leo's high
school are busy with plans for
their annual communion and
breakfast to take place in the
school hall following $3.50
o'clock mass on Sunday.
Members of the graduating
class will be received into the
, association.
The room will be decorated with
spring flowers and a floral piece
will center the head table. Miss
Agnes Grosamer. vice president.
will act as toastmistress and will
introduce the speaker and musical
numbers which will feature the
program.
A business session will follow
the breakfast, Miss Jane Doherty
presiding. An election of officers
will be held and Miss Grace Esh-
peter, historian, will review the as
sociation's activities of the past
year.
Mrs. Virgil Barkley is in charge
of the arrangements for the break
fast, assisted by Misses Mary Cor
vari, Jeanne Eltrich, Rose Faraco,
Margaret Antush, Inez Narigi,
Frances Johnson, Edith Naccarato,
Viola Maruca and Catherine Eur
fluh.
In charge of the menu is Mrs.
John Corvari, assisted by Mes
DANES George Doherty, Martin J.
Dooley. John Narigi, Lawrence st.
Onge and Vera Cowan.
Alumnae planning to attend are
requested to call MA. 0358 to make
reservations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Waterfront Cabaret
Is Dance Theme
sshsss Gid Reserves 70
Entertain a. Formal

Sahasa Girl Reserves At
Stadium high school have thls
year chosen q Waterfront
Cabaret" theme 90 be carried
out In the decorations and ap-
pointments for their annual
spring formal tolo. 10 he given
Saturday evening In Fellow
ship hall. Hours win he from
$50 until 1880 o'clock.
The softiy lighted hall wtii -
appropriately Decorated for thss
occasion with anchors. fssh meta
and other Suggestions n an old
waterfront. Around the room vii
- tables covered with checked
tablecioths and The girls VINO viii
serve the refreshments ~sll ~
dressed In keeping with the mesif.
An interesting program has se~n
planned for the hundred and thirty
or more couples attending. with =
group % girls presenting . dance
and Alss Virginia wrys singing
"rolkadcts and Mocnbsams'' ~
two Of the features.
Patrons and pssronesse. win b
Dr. and Mrs Charles Saunders. kff.
and Mrs. Chaplin nowen. pr. and
Mira. Charles Taylor. Mr.. ard hrs
]. n. Browne. IT,, and Miss iissrea
and escort.
co-chsirmsn for this gala affair
are Misses Bsttis Quinn and Ruth
Taylor. MI~ Helen Clark 10 in
charge of the decorations and -.
slstsng her are Misses Alice Jean
Ermatinger. Harriet MacMahon.
Darby Dodd. carolyns scharf.
narEery Van oiinia. Martyr Dali
ley. Mary 10 Reid. Marian Willard.
Virginia MoMath and bertha Bel
lany. Those on the refreshmsnt
COMMITTEES are Misses Jeanne Glass;
brcnnsr. chairman: Mildred iaff.
Joan Ann niahistou. Shirley Bosr-
don. and Jean Atweil.
The program has bsen arranged
by Misses Margaret Ryan. chair
man: Dorothy Smart. Harriet An
derson. Dorothy Fawcett. and Fay
McGinnis Miss Kathleen pistan 10
chairman ~ the ticket COMMITTEES
and Misses fssttiIee Maffat. ahir-
ley Larson. Doshsi Allie. Margaret
Ryan. Norcen johnson. Ruth
Grain. and Shirley Wilson. are
assisting her Ths publicity com.
mittss includes Misses Kathleen
Lakowsks. chairman; Ursula
Watts. nsriiyn Davis. June Dele
gard. Ruth Grain and Shirley
6rsenfisid.
The prizes have been planned
by Miss Pat Hiidsbrandt and ths
cleanup COMMITTEES 10 headed BY
Miss Marcia Tonneson.
Girls who will serve az the
dance are Misses Marion Sandal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Befrothal Of Miss Dunning
Is Announced

Mrs. Olive =. Dunning Ia an
nouncing the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss June Dunning. to
Mr.. John Kenneth Clark of this
city. formerly OF Spokane. No date
has been set for the wedding. Mr.
Clark is traffic manager at KMo,
while Miss Dunning Is n member
of the high school faculty at Fife
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Guild to Sponsor Sale

Central Lutheran Ladies' Guild
will sponsor a rummage sale on
Friday and Saturday of this week
at 113 So. 18th st. The committee
in charge of the sale includes Mrs
o. B. Nygaard. guild president,
and Mrs. Peter Haaland and Mrs.
w. II. Kirkeide. Other members
Of the guild will also assist at the
sale. The cooperation of members
and friends of the church in pro-
viding rummage for the sale will
be appreciated and rummage will
be called for upon notifying the
church office, Main SPAS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

An incomplete list OF others
planning to attend includes Messrs.
and Mesdames Harry A. shaw. IT.,
John McGraw Baxter. Joseph Gu
PIN Bryson Gardner. Dwight Orr.
Frederick A. Mackle IT.. Virgil
Anderson, John B. Roberts. Dudley
Stair, C. f. Mcintyre, Paul Ben
son, Charles Low, Arthur Peter
son, Arthur Erickson. Lawrence
Ghillarducci. Lee Merrill. Mortimer
Woodward. Winston Jones. Fred
erick Donohue, Paul Graft. John
Gloor.
Others are Messrs. and Mes
danes w. Grant Hellar. c. ID.
Hunter. jr.. Harry Cain. T. A,
Stevenson, 7. p. Turner. John II.
johnson. Raoul Lopez, Frederick
c. Shaneman. Ebert II. Baker End,
Thomas Henderson. enneth
Bourke, J. Arthur Thompson,
Walter Baumann, Earl Arthur,
Stanley stastz and party from
Sumner. George Cassill. Edwin
Deyo, Leo McGavick, Joseph L.
Carman, Irving Thomas, Charles
Fogg, James Skewis. John Gregg,
John w. Fishburne. f. r. Brines,
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Muir and
DR.. and Mrs. Carroll Carlson.
Still others are Mrs. A. c. Pease,
Mrs. Kathryn King Youell, Mrs.
Janet Watson Brady. Miss cornelia
Marie Cardin, Miss Helen McKen-
zie, and Mr.. Lester Wilkin, Mr..
w. Clinton Backus of Seattle, Col.
Carlyle Wash, Mr.. Harold P. Nell
son, Mr.. Calvin Nichols of olympia,
Mr.. AL Copps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Miss evsnson, Miss Huff
Leave Soon for Montana

Miss Betty Evanson and Miss
Lola Huff leave this weekend for
a two weeks motor trip. They
will visit Coulee Dam, Spokane and
will meet Mrs. Jim Howe (Lois
Evanson) in Three Forks, Mont,
en- route to Yellowstone National
park. After a few days in the
park the girls will visit Salt Lake
City, Reno and spend a few days
at the fair in San Francisco. COM
ing home via the coast route.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Miss Sandberg :
Becomes Bride '
WEEDS Mr.. Welehko al I'm.
pressive Home Ceremony


The marriage Of Miss Vir-
ginia Rose Sandberg. daugh-
ter of Mr.. s. l.. Sandberg. and
Mr.. Lawrence Leo Welchko
of Yakima, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Ashby of Idaho,
was solemnized on Thursday
noon at the home of the
brides father. The bride had
for her only attendant. her
sister. Mrs. Zela Sanders.
Mr.. William Sandberg. BROTH
err of the bride. served Mr..
Welchko as best man.
Vows were read in front Of the
fireplace which was banked with
white peonies and blue delphini-
ums. Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Margaret Terry sang selections
appropriate to the occasion. to her
own piano accompaniment.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an Alice blue after
noon frock and q corsage Of pink
rosebuds. The matron OF honor
wore blue chiffon, with = eorsage
similar 10 that Of the bride.
A dinner at the Green Parrot
inn followed the ceremony and
later the bride and bridegroom left
on a months wedding trip to New
York. For the trip, Mrs. welchko
added a navy blue silk coat and an
Alice blue hat 10 complete her en-
semble. The new home will be
made in Yakima.
The bride is graduate Of Lin
coin high school and the BRIDE
groom attended the University Of
Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

Weird from San Ffknetsre tell
= tAs birth n that city a : -
- III. and Mrs. r. W. cFuFnp
tAlaee Aesi@tn on May - me
little eoy has been named H.y
wsrasn. Grandparents sharing =
ths eoaxFetniastons are ~. ard
srz. Ray Aeeisett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Announce Birth Of
Second Son

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Smith alice
Drsth) are being congratulated
upon the arrival Of their second
son at ST. Joseph's hospital May
3. Besides his brother, the little
boy. who has been named Walter
William. is being welcomed by his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Drath and MIR. and Mrs. o. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

InH eiaHHnf&E N&4 xAfW 60.
erHsssi FOR the ceu~ssan vita ru1es
ard psonis~. tk~ flowers e~nteFtnx
- - sskle snd spFn<atka9 -
msnsss Hrsaxs wss played aHzr1nn
ths sfsernccn under the large Trees
~ ~ sp@esoas lawns sfeuea -
elahheas< rresl<ilng dsFiax -
les heuf we're Mrs A. n ffe@~s 40
ars Ralph 1. p1ekmsa
Ths TERMS courts wefs cfe~1e<1
sIth hsnlsrs thscuahcuf - ~
an turing ne t<< hour Mrs ilom<r
Clay. president ~ the etuk. -
eeissd the first entry fsF th~ c<a.
ire tournament. 10 ~ played sff
TIE wreck ~ June 70 TIA te<sf.
nsmsnt = ap~n to Iansass under II
years 20 axe. and contestants ere
~xpeeted To enter from Ill parts II
southwest Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club Opens
Season Of Weekly Bridge Teas
Rsdseossssd chbhosss h sesrs ~ Fius u Sssfol
OF ssrmsr Affairs; Nh s1xsoa ck>imsa

The newy.refurbishrd euhhou>< the setting WeGG<
dzy for the first bridge - avsn ~ the Tncmn Lawn
Tennis club this TIE always WIN ecu<uuo
Throughout the entire summer coming en- WEDNESDAY g
each week
Mrs. Malcolm saxton VS. chairman Tor Wednen<nrs
ea. assisted BY Mesdsmes nsph nickman Paul nI|iu1&
Ioseph Long and A. J. Chlttys Mrz momos kekn1rcm
: chairman for the entire series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
crsdIi women MI
With President

Mr& J~sA nNfeM peem1e91 =
~ Tsesms c<sals wsm~n.s >pson-
~ el4hI ap~nes ~ 49, -
rayzllsp 1ss~s<sy svsslns $780,
s>ss - - ssah ~ sssns1en -
~ rsxuisr msstAsy ms~slHu -
- FruaR wAseA wss prses1e1 ~
3 dznneF.
The~~ present w<re hsss6amtn
ytsseia Frvneh. raui NieHs. utuee
i.@ke ~ M~y~vs Fre1 rrpnme<pe<.
Reward Aesveas tsss t3sin1ea ar1
Misses Wlihetmsna Wt<ks1ycu.
if<sty 4nt1>r. xass psnwhfne. ID6Nn
sssn>Hsea. m>eoaox f&nmonG. kn1n
s~mee - vsrwN njeilan4 Nonml
EvNsa uw~n ouIaN WHY. ca~smNo
rsalh~<A virn1Nla fe& knI1nn
Mara~rs n11a NJ ~ mmmev-
nsa. AI1es plseuuA ANy Tvumnn
nn4 - heefeun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

f.seiis Ladwiek. Anita Rsw~. ahif.
ley Greenfield. Shirley Be.fils,
Beverly Naab~rt. Bertha Issll.nzy,
barbara Hasiam. Gwen kssiy
Jean huEei. nstsys wilbur and
Shirley connsil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

Mis- cssfsisins csrtons w4ii ~
shs general ch@iFmss fns . special
dance which Win b> ssv~a Nay ~
in the rsiiswship hall. Assisting
the chairman ere TIE Misses uloria
Ia FrHfnbeiss. Evelyn oisan. Mary
Teilch and Doris Lacey. pr<orn-
tons win - carried out In ne
sehaoi eofnFa ~ taacein. Stadium.
n. f<n's nsliaFmins and Aauinas.
panclnE wisl Ne from Z 10 II a
esaleek.
Circle NJ. .. rsssxhssvs ~ x.s.
way. viii meet for lnnchsoa .na
card party ~ the nru~amaar aln-
lng rom a. i2fts IN Frsasy.
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glia, jose Priede, Francisco Fer
randez Lopez Avalino Coma
lez, Victor Rey, Anniceto Fasa
Campo, MaRlel iMelendi, &C.
Reed, Evtlio Lopez, SeverinO
Lafuente, Rodoifo AlwaR-eze In
3alecio Llama, Paco Vidal, Ra-
Tanargo, Luis H. Garcia,
G,I.s Garei@ Hurry Garcia,
Charles Cpervo, Or. Ruben Mo
qcn2, Francisco Garcia, Enter
prise Box, JESUS Garcia, Ar
mando Rodriguez AL Lopez, Joe
Tarantino, Alameda P. Co., Flo
rsntiuo Cueto, Angelo Greco, IL
nac.o Guagliardo, Glenn EwinS,
I'm Anderson, Evelio Ckrnu-
3, Sam Spoto, d. Midulla, r.
l.. Joughin, John Pacheco, J. H.
febb, V. Guastella Secci6n de
.ecreo de la Unione Adolfo
)iaz, Richard Alvarez, Hardy
Graves, Angel Arenas, w. s.
owry, Carlos Menendez, Luis
.'elaez, c. w. Bray, Tampa Dali
81 Times, La Gaceta, Tampa
Morning Tribune y La Traduc-
:i6n-Prensa.
Esta asegurado ell exito.
Centre ObrerO
III conjunto artistico local
que actda en- este teatro repre-
(PaSa q Ia Ia. pdO,)
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Ell Cabaret del Dtd 2
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La Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano Ofrece como pre-
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La Verbena

uleb4Q anoehe otra impor-
tame ses.on La Nerbena del Ia
DacO. rreSluio jose Glamour,
e! vleepresluente, y conteStarol,
a. pase de lista Johnny dag,
naui vega, VicCorIano Mantei-
ga, Ivo de Mmicls, Harry Viii
German, Severino Qulntanilla y
Henry ScagllonA FRANK de la
Grana actuo on la secretaria,
Tres carroZas mas tomaran
parte en- la parada o procession
cfvica del vierneS 8 de mario,
HolJsinger Motor Co., Bell Ba-
Rery y Asociaclon de HoteleroS,
elevando el total a 45. En- los III
tlmOs dias Sc recibieron DONATE
vos de $4,000, entire ellOs uno
ole $500, entregado pOr Jose Fer
nandez. Franklyn Mems Shop y
Barcelona Cafe enviaran sus
cheques.
i'll objective final, para COM
pletar la cantidad presupuesta-
ola es de $1,500.
Ell programa en- ell parque de
Cuscaden, ell ola z, cOmenzara a
las z de la noche y termlnara a
las diez.
Una breve ceremonial sc veri-
ficara en- ell terreno, tocando Ia
orQuesta La Tropical. Despues
Sc quemaran fuegos artitlclaies
y La orquesta tocara, para los
que deseen ballar, hasta las 10
de la nOche.
Diez bandas de musica Y tam
bores y cornetas tomaran parte
en- la procession, emile elias las
de los institute Plant y HlAsbo-
rough y Ia de La Universldad de
Tampa.
Ell comite de Parada volvera
a reunlrse Ell domingo.
Cerca de las once Sc termin6
la junta.