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IS JACK, THE GIANT COL
LAR" Of luxurious
Silver Fox, Sable-dyed Fitch, Per-
sian Lamb. Natural Tipped Skunk,
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MAISok'S

the exciting new fall hats that are
already arriving. P.S.-MAISONS
is already air-conditioned for your
comfort. So hurry in and attend
this Clearance Sale"-Monday and
Tuesday only. G STREET at 18th.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SAL &,

National Press Bldg.-taken from
her late spring and summer stock.
Everything else has been propor-
tionately reduced to make room for
he new fall clothes. l4th e. F Sts.
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NeoHn OF tnln9S
TO do . the
places TO go
the fun! Sight
seeine2 Wosh
inston's full Of
points Of his
tonc and no
tionol interest.
The buildings,
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I" WHATS YOUR D1ET''
Have you tried the
"s-DAY" one? It's featured in
Good Housekeeping Magazine
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&C YOU CAN BEAT THE
80 HEAT. and enjoy
A cool hour of strenuous exercise
by bowling in the -condl-
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s. TEN TO ONE-YOU BUY
TWO" And who
wouldn't? 1t isn't often you can
buy hats, values to s595-for 81.
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reducing? T h e n
take advantage of
the summer rates at
ANNE T. KELY'S.
Ten spot" reducers
Exercise or mas
sage, $40. Ten half
hour Swedish mas
sages with steam
cabinet or "astrin-
efg rAy T,t11
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" TOOL AS A POPS1C1E.
you'll feel-when you
take advantage Of the sale prices
and get your hair permanently
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ports at ,.
K r I GER
since the
c h in e S G
dollar was
$50 dts
now 81 2c)
Just figure
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OF course. The White House,
CopitoI, Washington Monu-
ment, Embassy Row. the Su-
preme Court these ore
Just O scont number 10 be
counted on one hond. Hun
dreds Of Others, and just os
interesting. PIoy' Toke your
pick Of riding. bicycling, roller
skotine. swimming, picnickino.
dancing. Art and cuIture2
The National GoIley houses
the most mognlflcentIy or
ranged collection in the world.
And for music lovers there ore
the moonlight Woter Cote ond
Meridian Hill concerts. Shop
plne' You'll have the time Of
your life discovering how for
your money will go what with
the soIes eoloreD in Wosh-
ineton shops.
Oh, yes-the best yocotion
you ever hod is yours-in won
derful Washington.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Helene keeps you posted every Sundoy-on whot
is new--on where to find it-on where to go!
Consult her! She will be delighted to help you.
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". WHEN HE GIVES YOU
80 W A RING SOMETTME"
1t should be the kind of en-
gagement ring you've set your heart
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each additional run Snags eradi-
Gated. 6l3 18th ST.
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Hosts at Picnic

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Young
we're hosts at picnic in Rock Creek
Park last evening. Mr.. Young is
receiver for four Washington banks,
and the 30 guests included employees
of these banks and few from the
Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Dugas
Continued From Page D-1)

dance could be featured. Or, since
the debs of today must know the
rhumba, tango or conga as well as
the WaltzeS and "jitterbug dances"
a South American theme-appro-
pirate to the good neighbor policy
OF today-Would make an attractive
and different party. The summer
style barn dance in the winter
held early this year at Grasslands
by Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Flather
Tor their daughter, Georgianna, was
different and the hosts were re-
Warded by seeing their guests obvi-
ously having the time of their
lives in their gingham dresses and
overalls.
Parties such as these remain long
IN the memories of the guests. and
hostess can have no more eniov-
able moment than when she knows
her efforts have met with success
and have not produced Just another
party
hlSS Jessie haunmdnn
Dance Recalled.
More elaborate and unusual dec
orations seems the trend in Wash
lngton debuts-as witness the dance
given last winter at the Metro
politan Club by Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Hay Kaufman for their
daughter, Miss Jessie Kaufman.
or that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Angus Garrett for the lat
ter's daughter, Miss Elaine Oar.
lngton
At the party for Miss Kaufman
the staid old club was decorated
with scores of pine, cedar and fir
trees about its walls and at the
top Of the stairway the setting
simulated the frozen north. The
wall of the hall on the second floor
was hung with huge mural de-
picting a winter sports lodge, the
entrance of which was over the
large doorway into the room beyond.
At each side were smaller snow
huts over smaller doors, and skis
and snowshoes were arranged on
the other walls. Behind the musicians
was second mural, showing
young girl skiing down a steep hill,
with her escort at the foot, his skis
in the snow pointing heavenward.
The party for Miss Darlington
was held in the Sulgrave Club,
where red. blue and gold predomi-
Evening star., 1941-07-27
dim nOM,T IIAIK

/" r UN-DON'T WALK
to the nearest bus. tram
or taxim For ROSS SATURN has
just received over 1000 pairs Of
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IS T ADY, CAN YOU SPARE
A FIVE?" S5-that's
all and you can take your
choice! Dresses for sports, street
Evening star., 1941-07-27
THE SUMMERTIME
OF YOUR LIFE!
In Wonderful Washington

Oh, 10 be in Washington now
thot summers here. The heot'
Pooh! It's just os hot other
places. But very few otter the
Evening star., 1941-07-27

out what your savings will be.
Rare objects-soon unobtainable-
jades, ivories, jewelry. lamps. vases.
You can also start a hobby col
lection for yourself or your friends.
707 18th ST.
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&" DON'T MAKE A PAUPER
OUT OF PAPA" Nat
urally he dotes on you. Naturally
he thinks you can set the town on
Evening star., 1941-07-27

gent cooler" SIS. Twelve full
hour body toning reducing treat
ments, s25. 1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

I" MERRY CHRISTMAS"
What? In July7 In
deed, yes! Select Christmas gifts
now from the exquisite Chinese i'm
Evening star., 1941-07-27

or equipment and there's free
parking for your car. Gather up
your women friends-and bowl
morning or afternoon Open 1890
am. to am. 1909 RHODE
ISLAND AVE. NE.
4" A RE YOU AS SLIM AS
YOU WISH TO BE?"
Aren't there little spots on your
hips. shoulders and arms that need
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Dear Dorothy Dix-MoSt lawyers
say that the girls mothers cause the
greatest number of divorces. I be-
lieve that. II I had listened to
mine, I would have been divorced
long ago. She doesn't actually tell
me to leave my husband, but she
is always telling me she wouldn't
stand for this or that that my hus-
band does. He does not make much
money, but enough for us TO live
on, and he helps me by cooking
the evening meal. He likes to cook
and everything he prepares is de-
licious, while my efforts mostly have
TO go in the garbage can. He
enjoys arranging the furniture and
keeping everything spick and span,
and it is his house as much as mine.
We have been married seven years
and have yet to have our first quar-
rel. When we differ on a subject,
we sit down like grown people should
and talk it out. We do not fuss over
it. So why can't my mother let us
alone and let us be happy in our
own way? H. j.
AnsWer-The chief diversion of
many mothers seems to be picking
on" the men and women their chill
dren marry. They are always call
ing Mary'S attention to the way Tom
eats; or pitying Jane because her
husband doesn't seem to know how
to get along; or telling Bob that
his wife doesn't pare her potatoes
thin enough or saying to Sam that
she only hopes and trusts that his
Wife's cooking won't ruin his Stom-
ach.
Why mothers do this they prob
ably don't know themselves. 1t is
just an instructive jealousy that
makes them unable to endure see
ing their children love anybody bet
ter than they do them and that
makes them desire to have their sons
and daughters come back to mother
for comfort, as they did when they
were little tykes.
The mothers who are really doing
all they can to ALLEVIATE their chill
| dren from their husbands and wives
would be shocked if you would tell
them that they are trying to break
up their homes and would bitterly
deny the charge.
Yet that is precisely what their
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Lending Your
House for
A PARTY
No Reason for You
To Be Considered
AS Co-Hostess
Bv Emily Post

My dictionary defines lend as
ITO give the temporary use of with
or without compensation and with
the condition that the thing itself OF
its equivalent in kind is to be re-
turned; as, TO lend a book" II the
word book were changed to house
the definition would perfectly answer
the following letter: Il am lending
my house to relative, who is living
this winter in very small apart
ment in which it will be impossible
to give big bridge party. I am
wondering what part I am expected
to take at her entertainment. This
is a new experience to me and !
would like your advice"
Returning to the dictionary's def
milton, Lending your house" means
that you hand it over to her in
plenty of time for her to make her
party preparations and to keep until
her guests have gone home, when she
returns your house to you in as good
order as she received it.
You should not even take your in
vitation for granted-unless. of
course, you and this particular men,
Der of your family are of similar age
and have the same friends. I mean
by this that the fact that you lend
your house does not make you CO.
hostess unless you and she are to-
gether giving the party. 1t may be
that she wants you very much to
help" at the party exactly as she
would want you were she giving the
party in her own house. On the other
hand. if she is much older-or much
younger-than you and your friends
there should be no obligation on her
part to invite you, nor on yours to go.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
ompete Nursery May Be Planned Around Beautiful Heirloom Cradle
Semi>Formal and Informal
Wedding Attire Is Listed
In Answer to Queries
Cutaway Goats Always Worn
When the Bride Wears Veil
In a Daytime Ceremony
By Helen VOet

Today we're hold plunge headong
of blossoms other
difficult problem of advising what formal and
informal weddings, and it really presents complications
sem-forma wedding, bride
wears foorength gown with short train and veil usually shoulder
wedding
smpHfed
white usually
used in the elaborate
wedding O. the and
best coats and
dressed the wedding
the bride veil OF kind the for masculine members Of
the sem-forma Of the proceedings
wedding groom man white
Evening star., 1941-02-19

waistnne section, as we'll as with a
tied-around sash and buttons above!
Notice little sketchD
It's such a sweet frock, so easy
to make and to wear, that any
Junior who once tries 1t on will want
more than one version of it. Many
materials make up beautifully this
way-taffeta, silk print. batiste, or
CANDY and dimity. The pattern in
cludes a helpful step-by-step sew
chart to guide beginners.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923
is designed for sizes II, 13, IS, II
and 10. Corresponding bust meas
urements %, 81, 33, 35 and 81. Size
13 (3D requires Az yards of 39-inch
material. Send your order for the
pattern this very day.
It's ready-our new Spring FASH
ion Book-brimming over with love-
ly new clothes that you can make,
quickly and easily, sewing your own.
You needn't be an expert needle
woman. The patterns are carefully
simplifed, and each includes a step
by-step sew chart to guide beginners.
Send Is cents for your order now.
Evening star., 1941-02-19

Windows are simply draped with
white ruff1ed dotted Swiss muslin
curtains, tied back at the half sash.
Side draperies of sky-blue muslin
with tiny white flower match the
drapery on the cradle, and where
the ruf1ed tie-backs cross, there is
q cherry bow.
Blue muslin finished with wide
white dotted Swiss ruff1es makes the
canopy for the bed A small steel
rod runs through the heading and
Is readily slipped out by removing
one of the wood finals at the end.
This, OF course, TO facilitate launder-
ing the drapery. The coverlet is of
blue muslin and sheets and pillow
cases of the simplest white nainsook
with handmade lace edging. An
other red bow finishes the front of
the canopy under the Stork head.
For comfort and charm, a Wind
sor 'roCk-a-by" chair is painted to
match the walls, and makes a con-
venient reading or sewing chair be-
side the window for mother or nurse.
A table close beside the cradle holds
feeding equipment on top and other
accessories on a lower shelf, with a
drawer for pins and small necessi-
ties.
A miniature chest Of drawers and
matching mirror will accommodate
all the baby's clothing and will
serve until he is 10 years old. From
then on, it may be used as an addi-
tional chest in an adult room. 1t is
most delightful piece, with a frame
of dark wood to match the cradle,
and drawers in lighter toned pine.
Small hooked rugs are used, repeat
ing the pinks and blues of the wall
decoration against the wood back
ground.
Modern ideas Of cleanliness, light
and air are the principal factors in
the decoration of this room, but at
the same time, all the charm and
sentiment Of old furniture is pre-
served. There is no point in clutter
ing ones house with rickety, shabby
old furniture, for our lives are too
busy to bother with antiques unless
they are worth their salt" They
must add to the charm of the in
Evening star., 1941-02-19

tie and tallS-agaln IN keeping WIN
the rules of dress which apply when
the bride wears long gown and veil.
Many readers have told US that this
formal attire for the groom seems
a little out of place when the we'd
ding is to be so simple, but it is the
only alternative, since dinner jackets
are never worn. Some groOmS feel
that a dark suit would be more in
keeping with the semi-formal feel
ing, but technically, this is incorrect.
So, to avoid all controversy, it is
better to have an evening wedding
strictly formal or definitely informal,
II this can be arranged.
For a thoroughly informal we'd
ding, whether it takes place in the
daytime or at night, the bride wears
a suit or street-length dress and a
hat, usually very "fussy." She
wears a corsage, instead of carrying
flowers, and may wear short gloves.
If this is to be her going-aWay
outfit and she does not wish TO
split the finger of the glove, she
may ICIIlONC ~ Ou4 4l4S lAlC NCA CAA4O4At
and hand it to the maid of honor.
Cts a very good idea to have gloves
that 60 on and off easily, so you
might loosen up those new onesD
At very informal ceremony, there
is only a maid of honor and best
man, both of whom follow the bride
and groom in the matter of dress.
The maid of honor will wear either
a suit or dress, depending upon the
brides choice, and in color which
completes her selection. Both the
groom and best man will choose
dark blue suits, conservative ties
and, needless to say, white shirts.
The wedding guests, who are very
few, will adopt the same type of
attire.
In choosing this type Of informal
wedding outfit, the present vogue
for suits fills the bill TO perfection.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Modern Advantages Seen
In a Treasured Antique
Gracefully Draped
Wall Paper and Curtains Add
Cheerful Colors to Room;
Furniture Long.Lasting
By Megf~st Nosesa

something heirloom that
old habors
this cradle irresistible
because stands pedestal the bending its beautiful
scrubbed
pedestal of
travelling Its erownng the fact that had
material held
delightful should
the background but should be family treasure for all time.
consumed
hold all clothing
walls papered primrose pink which fills the
sunshine Delightful wallpaper cuous of animals marching
Evening star., 1941-02-19

A well-tailored suit in a soft pastel
shade, a perky little hat, flower
bedecked and yelled, and carefully
selected shoes and gloves constitute
a Well-choSen ensemble.
And if that doesn't answer all
your questions. let us hear from you
and we'll do our best 10 straighten
out the resti
Evening star., 1941-02-19
By Barbara Bell

Here's a very lovely frock for
juniors-lovely to wear on Easter
morning and for all important dates.
The line is perfect for petite, young
figures, thanks to gathers over the
bosom. a wide corselet section that
gives the new long torso effect, and
q skirt with ripping fullness break
ing from stitched pleats in the front.
It can be made with big sash bow
In the back and buttons on the
Evening star., 1941-02-19

terror with the fine color and finish
of good wood, beautiful proportion,
line and usefulness, and in this
small room, the furnishings do all
of this. 1t would be nearly impos-
sible TO buy a bassinette more per-
fectly designed than this 100-year-
old one. The small chest, too. is
perfectly in proportion, with drawers
that run so easily 2-year-old may
work them. All the pieces are good
for several other lifetimes, and the
cradle will be doubly priced by the
next generation.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
AM,zM/

To the list of controversial sub
iects, we've added the coat with BIZ
swing back. There are its devoted
slaves and equally as many men
who wouldn't be found anywhere
with a bi-swing coat on. The ar
gument still isn't settled, as far as
we know, but we do know that this
style will be shown for spring and
that since the line has been in
corporated into the Army uniform
it may be more generally accepted
And speaking of thingS-which-
provoke an-argument, we're not at
all sure we want to be around when
you bring home your first shirt in
Yankee gingham checks or home
spun plaids, stresSing the patriotic
theme Somehow, smart as we know
they are, we have an idea that the
little woman may cast dubious eye
over these.
Still, if you decide to buy some
for spring, don't forget to wear them
with a plain color rep tie. And not
too bright, either!
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Dorothy Dix Says
Fault.Finding Mothers.in.Law
Greatest Cause of Divorce

continual fault-f1nding with their
in-laWs amounts to. It is max
ing the children dissatisfied with
their marriages. 1t is making them
conscious of the faults of those TO
whom they are married 1t is max
ing Mary ashamed Of John and
Carrie feel that she threw herself
away in marrying a poor man. 1t
is making Tom sore because his wife
buys a new hat and James believes
that Carrie is a gadabout because
she belongs to club or two.
In reality, few mothers want to
see their childrens homes broken
up, their lives scared by divorce and
little children hslf-orphaned. And
such being the case, every mother
should build up her children's mar
riages instead of trying to tear them
down.
She should be her in-laws' best
press agent and ballyhoo their vir-
tues instead of turning the spotlight
on their faults. It would save
many a divorce II mothers would
do this. DOROTHY DIX.
Dear Dorothy Dix: What chance
for a happy married life should
woman in her 3Os expect if she
married a man eight years her jun
ior? Would a woman so many
years older be able to give the man
the companionship he would need
for proper development? The wom-
an seems younger physically than
her age and the man older men
tally than his or, rather, he is of a
very serious turn of mind.
PUZZLED.
AnSwer-No reason in the world
why such a couple should not marry
The difference in calendar age is no
bar to their union in this case be-
cause the woman is young for her
age and the man old for his. Be-
sides. an older woman is often far
more stimulating and helpful COM
panion to a man than a younger
one.
When we are very young age
counts for a great deal, but when
we are older it amounts to very
little. A boy of 19 or 20, for in
stance, should not marry woman
eight years older than himself be-
cause he is uniformed and does not
know what he wants in a wife, but
a man of % is mature. his tastes
are settled and he is safe in marry
ing woman eight years older than
himself if he so desires.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Kidneys Must
Clean uiAddS

Excess acids, poiSonS and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your kld6eyf.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages. Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, NCrvousncSs. Eheu-
matte Pains. Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
non-organic and non-systemic Kidncy and
Bladder troubles. Usually IN such eases, the
very nrst dose Of Cystex gaesright 90 work
heping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
And wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, ia Just a dav or SO, mey cas-
iy make YOU feel younger, stronger and
better than In years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cystox IN
Eures an immediate refund Of the fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything TO gain and nothing 10 lose under
this positive, money back guarantee SO ret
Oyster from your druggist today for only $50.
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La gaceta., 1941-10-09
NOTAS SOCIALN
IfUG MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

tito Cri2ttlal Colon No. Z, de Ia
Orden CaC.lleros del Aguila de
Orc, recibo una inyitaci6n para
81 Indoor Picnic que esa Or
den celsbrara ell entrante domin
go en- sus Salones, situados en- la
Gale DieciSeis Y novena aveni--
da.
Con este festival conmemora
"a la Logia ell once aniversaric
de la fundaci6n de su hermoso
temple.
AL mediodia Sc servira un ex-
quisito almuerzo, a base de a.
rroz con polio, como plato prin-
cipal, Y por la tarde habra bal
ie con las orquestas LA Fori-
da" y LA Tropical.
Els de esperarse, dada la ar
dua labor cue estan realizan-
do las distintas comisiones y las
simpatias con que cuenta en- Ia
lOcalidad, que asista un gran nj
nero de comensales al almuer-
20.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
f "SUBSECRETARIO
DE

Habana, oct. 9.-El Sr. Pace
Rivero San Roman, eXalcalde
de la Habana y expresidente del
ayuntamiento de la capital, a
caba de ser nombrado subsecre-
tario de agriculture por ell pre-
sidente Batista.
Rivero es uno de los mas acti-
vos lidereS del nacionaliSmo en-
la provincial de la Habana.
N. R. Ell Sr. Riyero San Ro-
man esta emparentado con ell
Sr. Cesar Rivero Mas, estimado
canciller del consulate de Cuba
en- Tampa,
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
CC5dret de Orc

ue OTO
In la t&rde dc aver recibimos
una iihsima invitaci6n para a.
sistir al grandioso Cabaret a.
uual de la Secci6n de Damas de
Protection y AuxiliO del Centre
Espahol, anunciado para la no
che del sabado 8 del entrante
mes de Noviembre.
Esta fiesta ha sido denomi-
NADIA Cabaret de Orc" y, como
tOdas las celebradas por estas
altruistas damas, tendra carac-
ter privado. SegGn Sc nos infor
ma, va cuentan con Ell dinero
Ge una considerable cantidad de
mesas verdidas.
Dos orqdeStas seran presen-
tadas en- esta ocasi6n: ia So
nora" y Don Francisco.
I'm gran acto de variedades
Sc prepare para la medianoche.
El precio de las mesas es de
$500 cada silla ADDITIONAL SIPS.
Mucho apreciamos la invita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Santos del Did
Dionisio y Areopagita.
Pre-HdllO1Ueen Dance

Pre-H Dance
Preparanse nuestros peque
nuelos para disfrutar del bail'
juvenil que cada ano les ofrect
la Secci6n Juvenil de Recreo dc
la Logia Caballeros Leales de
America.
Ell de este ano esta sehaladc
para ell Domingo 26 del presen.
te mes, en- los salones de la 10
gia.
Empezara a las siete de la no
che y terminara a las diez.
dieZ.
Habra una buena orquesta.
SuponemoS que, como amos
anteriores. tamoien habra pre-
MOS para los que mejores dis
Traces leven.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Point, en- la matinee bailable que
organiza la Secci6n de Recreo
A las cuatro de la tarde Sc
tocara la primera pieza y la Ill
TINA a las ocno de la noche.
A pesar del alto costo de la
Iorquesta Sc mantendran estos
precios popurares: 80 cts, las
damas Y 55 los caballeros
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
RecOTdGmOs

RecOfdUm0S
Que ell entrante domingo la
estimada Secci6n de Recret del
Centre Espanol iniciara su Sc
RE de matine bailables de la
temporada invernal.
Las mismas Seran amenizaI
da por la orquesta Don Fran
cisco, conjunto que siempre es-
trena los hits de la Temporal
da.
Principiara a las 400 de la
tarde y terminals a las 500 de
la noche.
lRegiran los precios del pa
sado aho,
Els de esperarse que la amplla
sala de fiesta del Espahol Sc yea
colmada de elegantes damitas y
apuestos j6venes.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
NOche de Gala

va Sc empieza a hablar del
Cabaret "Noche de Gala" que a.
nua.mente celebra la Directiva
Y demas Seciones del Centre AS
turiano. Antes Sc v~erificabas
con ell prop6sito de elegir a la
Reina de la instruction; pero
como recordaran nuestros anna
bles lectores, ell Gltimo reinado
Sc otorg6 ell pasado ano, en- ell
hue result6 electa Reina de la
Sociedad la Srta. Onelia San-
tana.