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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Dear Ruth" Tickets
On Sale Here Today

Wilmington theatre-goers will be
given the opportunity to see a
smash hit comedy, direct from
three years on Broadway, when
the Wilmington Business and Pro-
f%essional Women's club sponsors a
performance of Dear Ruth" in
the New Hanover high school audi.
forum at $3.50, Moncay evening.
Jan. 20.
The local appearance of this
hilarious stage play, starring an
outstanding cast Of New York
players, vii be presented by the
Civic Drama Guild of New York,
and a portion of the proceeds will
be contributed by the Wilmington
BPW club to the ITALIAN Hall Re
storation fund.
Arrangements are being handled
locally by a BPW committee,
headed by Miss Julia Seigler, and
assisted by members of the Tha-
liam association, Wilmington's little
theatre group.
Tickets will 60 on sale at popu-
lar prices today in a booth in
Belk -Williams company and will
be limited to the seating capacity
Of the high school auditorium.
Authored by Norman Krasna,
this laugh-filled production comes
to Wilmington direct from the
Henry Miller Theatre, New York
City, on a coast to coast tour.
Dear Ruth" was cast in New
York, rehearsed, directed and
produced under the personal super
vision of Stanley Woolf, veteran
of the theatre and director of the
Guild, and duplicates to the small.
est detail the original New York
presentation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Sara Beth Parish
Celebrates Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip j. Parish of
us Carolina Avenue, entertained
their daughter, Sara Beth, on
thursday afternoon with a party
celebrating her fifth birthday.
Sara Beth's guests were Hilda,
Durland and Jeanne Parish, Louise
Selden. Gloria Dempsey, Bobby
Bass, Jerry Crawford, Dian Grit
18th, Silvia Griffith, Ann Furguson.
Tee and Carol Doxey, Jane Brady,
Alice Marks Ann Bergen, Joey
Rhodes, Franklin Hunt, Angus
Olmstead, Judy Miller, Bert Her.
ring. c. H. Farmer, Jr., Jimmy
Sullivan, Dian johnson, Dean
Smith. Betty 10 Smith, Mary Bat
son, Raeford King. David Aiken.
Anna Estelle Gaiffis and Linda
Sue Peterson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Louis Poisson
To Lead WV Series:
On Public Affair S

A new series of five Public At
fairs Forum will be initiated by the
YWCA on Thursday, January 16
covering youth and Their Activi-
ties, under the leadership of Mrs,
Louis Poisson, chairman.
This first luncheon meeting will
hear a panel discussion conducted
by Miss Ruth Blackman, of the
New Hanover High School on the
subject "Pet Peeves and Chief De-
lights Of Family Life" A group OF
high school students including Miss
Mary Reynolds, Miss Betty Lou
Lindin. Malcolm Crawford and
Bradford Virgins, will speak for
the Youth and the parents will be
represented by Mrs. A. P. Burton
and Mr.. c.. E. Farmer.
Representatives of all Women's
groups and interested individuals
may register for the luncheon by
phoning the YWCA office 1896
before Tuesday.
r February 20 "Youth and
Health; March 20 Youth and
Social Life, April II youth and
School, May Is youth and the
Church"
The Y. w. c. A. Public Affairs
Committee includes Mrs. Harris
Newman, Mrs. C. Heide Trask,
Mrs. J.. Wallace West and Mrs.
Louis Poisson, chairman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
FASTER SUPPLY
OF PIPING SEEN
Twenty Tons Per Week Ex-
pected To Meet City's
Need On Project

Terracotta piping for use by the
city in sewerage disposal will start
arriving iii larger quantities next
week, w. F. Evans, Jr., s%uperinten-
dent of the Water and Sewerage
department predicted yesterday
following his visit to Greensboro
Thursday where he conferred with
officials of piping firms.
Twenty tons or more per week,
enough to keep operating with, will
begin to arrive in Wilmington
shortly, he said, with three or four
truckloads scheduled to arrive next
week.
Evans pointed out that the recent
coal strike caused large shortages
in the piping but that manufacture
ers were beginning to get back on
schedule. thereby making greater
supplies available.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
WE, THE WOMEN
Child Psychology Excuses Every Fault

mat will make getting the same
paby-sitter twice an utter limos.
sibility. ~
But she'll come out of each sta 90
a Il right, the books say. They don't
however, make any surmises as ia
what condition her parents will be
IN when they have finally seen her
through childhood.
Mama's friends shudder when she
and Susie come to call, SUSIE ~
ilkely as not will rule with an
IRON hand, while her mother helm.
lessiy tries to reason with her.
But the mother remains placid
while Susie drags the cat by the
tall' goes into a temper tantrum
when it looks for a moment as if
sne might not get her way. etc.
Mama believes in letting Susie
express herself"
1t must have been an awful re.
sponslbllity to have been a parent
PACK In the days before there were
any pet phrases with which to
excuse a child's orneriness or ex.
plain his f%ailings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
MURRELL PLANS
NEW YACHT BASIN
Fifty Boat Storage Capa.
city PROJECTED For
Construction Here

The construction of a marine rail-
way and yacht basin, with a So
boat capacity storage facilities, is
planned by Tom E. Murrell on his
land located between the Cape Fear
river and the North East river, just
south Of the North East river
bridge.
Murrell stated yesterday that a
civil engineer is now drawing up
the plans for the basin and that he
hoped to begin construction this
spring.
He plans to operate complete fac
ilities and stated that he believes
the location is ideal for such. Con.
struction plans include complete
wharfing, service repair and boat
building facilities, he added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Home Agent Club
OfThe County Plan
Spring Program

The County Council Of New Han
over Federation of Home demons
t~stion clubs held their first meet
;no of the new year on Wednesday
a. IN o'clock in the morning at the
home agents office with Mrs. Fred
Jordan. presiding.
The advisory council for 1947 is
composed of the following mem
hers; Mrs. Fred Jordan, Mrs. Paul
Jordan, Mrs. F. L. Traister, Mrs.
John Leuwenburg, Mrs. A.. G. Seit-
fer Mrs. l. T. Dexter, Mrs. Add
soo Hewlett. Mrs. Henry j. Otto
wav. Mrs. M. S. Emmart. Mrs. H.
Wander Schalie. Mrs. Curtis Hewitt,
Mrs. Ray Landen and Mrs. J. w.
Permenter.
A flower show will be held on
Nav Is for the spring Federation
meeting.
The 18th. District meeting will be
held in Burgaw on May 7th. A com.
mittee was appointed to plan a
county bazaar to be held in the
early fall.
The following County committee
chairmen were appointed: Mrs. ].
T. Carroll, health, Mrs. N. C.
Magneson, citizenship and Mrs. Ell
bert Lennon, recreation.
A tour to Niagara Falls and Can
ada was announced for the week
of June 18th. and all active club
women who are planning to take
this tour are asked to leave their
names att he home agents office as
Soon as possible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Folk Dance Club
SET For Monday
Community Center

A community folk dance club has
been organized at the Community
Center at Second and Orange
streets for the purpose of learn
ing folk lore and folk dances not
only of Dur own country but those
of other countries, in particular.
Danish, Swiss and Norwegian lore
and dances.
The club will be directed by Miss
Elizabeth w. May and Mrs. jose
phine Render Gallagher and will
meet each Monday at 8 p. m. un-
til 9 beginning this Monday.
Any one interested in folk dane
ing and folk lore are invited to at
tend the club sessions and help
make this form Of entertainment
more widely appreciated.
The club will meet in lounge c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Beach
Citizens Open Drive
For Overseas Aide

In cooperation with the interde-
nominational relief agency, Church
World Service, the churches and
the town of Carolina Beach launch
ed their annual food and clothing
drive at a meeting yesterday.
The drive will continue through
the month Of January, the goods
to be assembled, packed and ship
ped overseas each week. Mrs. Glen
fuckers home has been designated
as receiving station. Anyone having
food or clothing to contribute to
those in need overseas, are asked
to take them to the receiving sta
ton at the earliest possible date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Carolina Beach Methodist
To Hear Rev. M. C. Dunn

AS part of the Wilmington Dis
trict program of Evangelism and
church extension, the people of
Carolina Beach will have the op-
portunity Of hearing the Rev. M.
c. Dunn, popular pastor of Carr
Memorial Methodist church of
Durham. Rev. Dunn will speak
each evening from Sunday through
Friday at 7:30 o'clock in the Metho-
dist church of Carolina Beach with
Rev. ]. Edwin Carter, pastor.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
nv RUTH MILLET

Modern child psychology is GER
aIv a comfort. No wonder to-
Laws parents set such store by its
Ieassuring terms.
Innior has a habit of hopping
biS little playmates over the head,
IiS them in the shins, pulling
tEejr hair and otherwise terrifying
tae slnall-fry of the neighborhood.
Tnnior's parents have a nice wocd
S Gor it, Their pride and joy is sim
NV aggressive"
p'3 while is having trouble with read
no writing, and arithmetic. 1t
!-9, m,,cb more comforting for his
oronts TO blame his slowness on
p - teacher's inability to awaken
b his interest than to wonder if may
ho thew have a slow child on their
hands.
g. months-but never mind. She
is inst going through a certain
"stsge." Last year it was another
"sta9e." and next year it will un-
do1btedly be still another stage"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
PUBLIC WILL GET
OPPORTUNITY TO
INSPECT VESSEL

The inspection of the USS Patrol
Graft 776, scheduled for this after
noon. will be by invitation only, 1t.
Commander John Wilosn announ-
ced.
The public as a whole is invited
to view the training vessel Sunday,
between ! and 5 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Commander wilson said invita-
tions had been sent to city and
county officials to come aboard
the craft today, adding earlier
reports that the Saturday inspec-
ton was for the public, had been
incorrect.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
WILMINGTON TO BE
REPRESENTED AT
MANAGERS FARLEY

City Manager j. R. Benson is
scheduled to attend a meeting Of
managers of the Carolinas, Geor.
gia aid Alabama at Sedgefield,
near Greensboro today and Sunday.
At the first annual meeting of
the managers to include Georgia
and Alabama, the delegation will
discuss plans for securing addi-
tional money from the states by a
slight increase in the amount OF
gasoline tax to be allotted munich
palities, Benson said today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Home Agent Club
Of Myrtle Court
Will Sponsor Dance

The Myrtle Grove Home Demon
strait : club will sponsor a square
dance at their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, to be held in the
old school house on Myrtle Grove
Sound at $3.50 in the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Missionary Society,
First Baptist Church
Will Meet On Monday

The monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church will be held
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in DR.. Smiths class room.
Mrs. O.. J. Balm, president will
preside and desires a full attend
ance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
B'Nai Israel Sisternoon
To Present Oneg-Shabbat

The B'Nai Israel sisterhood will
present this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Oneg-Shabbat. at the home OF Mrs.
J. Abel. 1921 Chestnut street. Rabbi
Friedman will review the book,
East River by Sholom Asch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Evening Prayer Service
Resumed At st. Johns

Evening prayer service will be
resumed at st. Johns Episcopal
church, Third and Red Cross
streets, beginning this Sunday aft
ernoon at S o'clock as announced
by the rector, the Rev. E. w. Hal
leck.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
Births
JERE F. HODGIN

JERE LEE HODGIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard
Hodgin, 1876 South Harrison street,
announce the birth of a son, Jere
Lee, at Marion Sprunt annex on
January 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11

Navy technicians are testing
airplanes that will fly in the air
and move under water like a SUBJ
marine
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert Masterton of Hills
boro is spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Donald MacRae.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-11

Many young readers Of "Teen-
Age Tattler" will miss their pet
news tidbits this weekend as the
writer, Miss Winifred Harriss is a
patient in the James Walker Me-
mortal hospital following an appen-
dectomy.
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HAVANA GERS 'as a'' ss,ss,
QUELL (. ~. 1tGl
56-41;; TIE AT HALT

Gutierrez, 6 ----------- - 10
Campos, 3 ------------- ! =
Totals a 50
Score by quarters:
Key West High Z, - - ~
~. Of Havana lis ~ -. So
Free throws missed: lpApy {,
G. Sweeting !, Cruz !, LsVe I,
Guterriez /, Llanuza ;, CaInpos
p; personal fouls committed: by
Papy l, Lastres 5, G.. .Sweeting !.
Cruz 5, Parks 2, Ribo Z, Lase I,
Gutierrez 2, Llanuza :.
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CUPBOARD RACES HERE SUNDAY FOR
BENEFIT OF XIV. RED CROSS PROMISE
PLENTY OF THRILLS FOR ONLOOKERS

ten contestants, will also be an
entrant.
Three new Class-A racing run
abouts under construction are be-
ing rushed by DR.. Fred Carbon
nell, Raymond Maloney, and Will
liam Hinson. The 9-foot, 90-pound
hulls are expected to provide
thrilling performance. Other en-
tries in the Class-A, two-heat
race will be Hastings Adams and
James Hinson. This class uses
horsepower.
CLASSIC and Class-E boats
powered respectively by % and
80 horsepower motors, will be
run together. The % horsepower
motors have been 'souped up" fol
special performance. Entrants in
these heats will include Jerry
Santana, Elmo Flip Maloney
John Baker, Jay Alligood, Will.
am Bell, Norman Brantley, and
Howard E. Wilson.
Ludwig Roberts of Key West
will give an exhibition. on water
skis, and a spectacular team Of
two men and q girl from Miami
will perform on aqua planes and
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Collegians Play Without Quintero, Star
Forward; Adolph Lastres High
Scorer With Is Points
CUBANS PLAY NAVAL
AIR STATION FIVE
TONIGHT, NAVY To-
MORROW 4.

Key West Highs basketball
team turned in a surprisingly
strong performance last night
against the University of Haya-
ma, holding the Cuban collegians
to 56-41 score. The count at
half-time was 24-all. Another
good crowd turned out at the
high school gym for the college
teams second appearance of
Jose Marti Week.
In behalf of the visitors, it
must be said that their star for
ward, Quiniero, who scored Is
points against the Red Raiders
Tuesday night, did not play.
Neither did FACET, guard, who
scored eight points Tuesday or
Witt or Lage, centers, who
played against the Raiders.
The University plays Asdev:
ron No. / of Naval Air Station at
8 o'clock tonight and the Navy
All-Stars tomorrow at the same
hour. Both games are at the high
school gym.
Nevertheless, the lineup con-
tanned Team A as well as Team
B players and the battle given by
the Conchs was one of their best
of the season. Adolph Lastres,
who worked himself from the
second squad to a starting posi-
ton, ran wild scoring Is points
against the college team. He fin
ished high scorer for the even
ing by five points.
After Havana had taken a 1877
lead in the first period, Coach
N. H. Peppers men came back
to tie the score at 24-24 by inter-
mission time. Havana managed
to take a 1882 lead in the third
quarter but the pace was too fast
for the high school in the last
period and the collegians won
going away, scoring 20 points to
the Conchs' 9.
Box score: /.
Key West High
= Position FIG FIT IF
X. Sweeting f - 2 o.
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Saunders Softball
Head; &Club Loop
Starts On Monday

An eight-team city softball
league was organized last night
at . well-attended meeting held
at city hall under Dwight Hun
ter, director of the city recrea-
ton department, which conducts
the league. u.
Neil Saunders. acting president
last year. was elected associa-
ton president, with A. r. Las
tres vice president and Pedro
Aguilar, secretary and official
scorer. It was decided to begin
league play Monday night. All
games will be played at Bayview
Park, first games starting at u
80 p. m. and nightcaps at $50.
Teams entered in the Class A
League are. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, USS Gilmore, American
Legion and Bob's Sports Shop.
In the Class B League will be
Adams Dairy, Key West Merch-
ants, Naval Hospital and the In
dependents.
The season will be split into a
first half and second half. The
first half will consist of seven
rounds, making each team play
81 games and will end on June
q. Games will be played on
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Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursday.

Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Friday nights.
The second half will start about
July z and end about Septem-
Der 49,, Official umpires will be
Floyd Villareal and Pie Traynor.
i 1t was decided to allow Is min
utes of play in the second game
in case the game is tied. Class "A
and Class B leagues will alter
nate playing the opening games
each week.
It was also decided to let the
players use base ball shoes, be-
cause soft ball shoes can not be
purchased.
Winners of Class A league in
in the first half will play the
winners of the class B league a
three game series, the winner to
60 to the District Tournament in
August. g.
Those present were: Manuel
Aloyon, Alfred Brost, r. D.
Smith, Charles Patterson, Geo.
Lewis, Charles w. Wells, Floyd
"A: Villareal, 1t. Comdr. ]. E.
Myers, A. P. Sternd, j. e. Daniel,
"A. B. Goehring, Perry McCUl-
Tough, A. r. Lastres, Neil Saun-
ders, Dwight Hunter.
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water skis to provide an exciting
program of acrobatics.
Officials for the event include:
Neuma Tedder, vice commodore,
in charge of patrol boat; ]. Y.
Porter, w, and Walter Landyte,
judges; Manuel Lopez, Jr., start
err; julius Tedder, timekeeper;
and Everett FELTON,, flag handler.
Virtually the full roster of the
Key West Cupboard Club, which
with a membership of Is, now is
a member of the American Power
Boat Association, will participate
in the Red Cross benefit.
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~ vsa Cslsred Clowns Play Visitors
1s1ay At Stadium; All-Stars
FsuEth Foe On Saturday
Softball Games
Bayview Park

7:3o-Independents W.. Naval
Hospital.
Zoo -Dob's Sports Shop VS..
American Legion.
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BO MendOr Hurls,
Bats Well For
DeLa1sd s,s. Omaha

Word has besn received
here by Nsstor Castsnada,
sports writer and scorskssp-
y. that DO Msador. young
Key West righthandsr. has
clinchsd : starring bsrth on
the Dsland Red Hats Of the
Florida State League.
Msador. former Red Raider
pitcher. recently pitched i've
innings against Omaha. !
Class u club. and allowed
three hits and two runs. De-
land. Z Class D club. had Z
81 lead when 10 left the
game to give anothsr pitcher
try.
Meador. who also got Z
single In his one trip to the
plate. reports that Clayton
Sterling. slugging Red Raid
Or first bassmsn who has
signed 4 six months contract
with Dsland, b hitting the
ball solidlY for extra bases.
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uAyY BAITLES ]. or HAVANA =,
~ III JlI; WALK FORCES LONE
CUBAN RUN; DARK HALTS TILT
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Part
ly cloudy to cloudy with widely
scattered showers this afternoon,
tonight and Friday. Not much
change in temperature. Moderate
to fresh southeasterly winds, &C.
casionally moderately strong in
Florida Straits.
Florida: Partly cloudy, contin-
ued warm, today, tonight and
Friday.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Increasing southeasterly
winds becoming moderate to
fresh today, fresh southeast to
south tonight and Friday. Partly
cloudy weather.
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Havana - 600 O0l oOO--l 4 5
Sub Base - 0l0 900 Q00-1 Z q
Errors: Morales, Espinoza, Olae-
chea, Callens 2; runs batted in:
Ferrer, Cannon ;two-base hits:
Gonzalez, Cannon; stolen bases:
Gonzalez 2, Lopez, Erchemendia;
sacrifices: Olaechea, Bloodworth;
double plays. Brooks to- Carter,
Brooks to Miller to Cannon, Car
ter to Stinnett to Cannon; left on
bases: Havana 9, Sub Base 4; bas-
- on balls: off Brooks 8; strike
outs: by Brooks I, by Griffin Z,
by -Olaechea 4; hitss off Brooks
2 for l run in 5 z-3 innings, off
Griffin 2 for 0 runs in 8 IS in
'nings; hit by pitcher: by Griffin
lopez; umpires: M. Acevedo
and Allen; scorer. Castaneda;
time of game: 2.l6.
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Oh Shsre South Reach To
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.Mdis OnsboSrd Club
usonbess To Take Part


Fer hsets Of thrilling outboa.d
hsoenr races win be run Sunday
sfosrneoa off South Beach by
mgsIhess of the Key West Out
boocd Club. TIE first heat will be
I'm - : ,. m. and spectators are
prenised more than three hours
e spssdy contest over course
I'D - provide . good view. OAR
IL slaan1s viii also be perform
-
J. Y. Porter. Nv. overall chair
~ q Ire fund drive for the
Key Wsss Chapter, American
~ Gross. announced that the
rssns Win be run for the benefit
g ~ drive. a collection will be
taken among the spectators by
~ Crsss Grey Ladies'. Detailed
srrunGsmonts are being han
a. y Howard Z. Wilson. repre-
seneing TIE Red Cross. and Jay
Allinpnd. commodore Of the out
board organization. Non-nem-
hrs are invited to enter the
rscss through application to ALI
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Key West High
y Position FIG FIT TIP
X. Sweeting f --.---- 2 o 4
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Score by innings: II. III. u.
Havana ---.-- 900 001 000-l A 3
Sub Base OlO 900 OOO-1 z 2
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leftfielder. turned in the fielding
gem of the afternoon when he
made nice running catch 81 Es-
pinoza's drive in the third. which
was labeled q homer.
Box score:
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR HENRY MORENO

a party was held ON Saturday
ior Henry Moreno, son of Mr..
and Mrs Ovilio Moreno. Jr., of
Miami, at'the home of his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ovilio
Moreno. ST., at 9l9 Duval street.
A large number of Henry's
friends attended the party and
helped him celebrate his seventh
anniversary. He received many
lovely gifts. Refreshments were
served and games were played.
Among those present: Olga
Avilia, Yolanda Avilia, Nelson
Sawyer. Virginia Rios, Sylvia
Rios. Olga and Peter Bravo,
LOurdes and Isabel Gonzales,
Sidney Kerr, Hortensia Del
Campo.
Misses Collette Vigneux, Lii
llan Perez and Roselina Santana;
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Campo, Mrs.
A Avalia. Mrs. r. Rios, Mrs. K.
Kerr. Mrs, r. Gonzales, Mrs. E.
Sawyer and Mrs. M. Perez; Mr..
and Mrs. Sanchez, Of Havana,
Cuba.