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vice presidents general and
one honorary vice president
general during this years
convention.
The major election inter-
est. however. will center In
speculation over candidates
for 1859, when delegates will
vote for q new president gen.
eral and her cabinet officers,
to serve for three years.
These candidates cannot
announce before the close
of this years congress ac-
cording to OAR regulations.
Thus. the earliest that any
announcements can be ex-
pected is after the annual
congress banquet on Friday
evening.
The candidates for vice
president general will be hon.
ored at the customary re-
ception in the corridor Of
Constitution Hall following
Wednesday evenings session
which will include formal
nominations.
Eleven Daughters have
been Endorsed for the seven
vacancies. which could mean
that more than one ballot
will be required since a ma
jortty vote Is necessary for
election. The polls will open
at 8 am. Thursday.
The nominees include Mrs.
Allen r. Wrenn, State regent
OF the District Society, and
Mrs. Thomas Stevens George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
FlOWeran1a
ToFeature
TVThen1es

The motif for the annual
'Flowerama" sponsored by
the Wesley Heights Spring
Valley Garden Club will be
artistic flower arrangements
toned to television themes.
More than $50 person
from area garden clubs are
expected to participate in the
flower arranging programs
and horticulture classes.
One category. Father
Knows Best" is open to men
only. For travellers there is
Wide, Wide World" which
will be used for arrangements
typical Of any area in the
world.
"A Spectacular in Color" IL
q category in which dramatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
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this newspaper for time.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

chester-S h ndoah Antique
Club.
All cars will be on display on
the grounds and fried chicken
dinner will be served by the Da-
mascus Legion Auxiliary. Dur
ing the afternoon contests will
be held in cranking, drifting and
backing-up. A trophy will be
awarded to the couple or indi-
vidual with the best costume Of
the antique auto period. Also a
trophy to the car coming the
longest distance on its own
power. This winner must be a
car of 1920 vintage or an older
model, nothing later than 1920
qualities.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the meet are Irv-
ing Long, Roscoe Purdum, David
Martin and Raymond Loun. The
public is invited to attend. There
is no admission charge.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
land Elementary School.

land Elementary School.
Approaches to the western end
of the bridge II the low side, is
practically blind, spokesmen for
the group claimed. Furthermore,
they contended, school children
gather at the bridge to wait for
school buses, doubling the dan
ger of trucks speeding across the
bridge with only inches to spare
on each side.
They presented picture OF a
station wagon on the bridge
which had collided with gravel
truck. Three were injured in the
accident, the third since the
group last urged the Council to
come up with some stop-gap safe
ty measures.
Council President Wilbur
Baughman, directed the county
attorneys office to investigate
whether the county could stop
truck travel on the road and
whether it could erect stop signs
on both sides of the bridge. II
was also decided to meet with
the Board of Education to see il
sufficient room exists along the
road for the construction of side
walks near the elementary
school.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Group Cites
Hazards of
Fairland Rd.

The County Council Tues
day moved to investigate pos
sible banning of certain truck
travel on a section of the
Colesville-Fairland Road aft
er a group of 45 residents pre-
sented evidence to show that
the road was an accident al
iey," unsafe for motorists
and school children.
Led by Richard King, employe
of Johns Hopkins Applied Phys
les Laboratory at Scaggsville,
Howard County, the group pre-.
sented a unified front with the
theme: why Wait Until Some
one Dies on the Fairland Road?"
They said that numerous
near-miss accidents have Oc.
Cured ON the road which is
used by gravel and sand
trucks serving the Bethesda,
Rockville and Gaithersburg
areas from gravel pits near
Fairland and Briggs Clancy
Road.
Principal danger spot, they
said, was narrow, one-lane
bridge spanning creek at the
bottom of a hill near the Fair.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
BOyds
BOyds
Miss Horine
Undertakes
More Study
BY Mrs. James r. Kerr
Diamond 9.2197

Miss Sarah Horine, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Horine,
of Buck Lodge, graduated from
the Maryland School of Medical
Secretaries in Hagerstown on
August %. She begins further
training in September at the
Polytechnic School in Harrisburg,
Pa, for a 10.week course.
Rev. and Mrs. James p. Kerr
were called to Baltimore last
Thursday, September a, by the
death of his aunt, Miss Nellie
Kerr, who had been an invalid
for the past five years.
The two women's societies of
the Boyds Church, the Ladies Aid
and the Women's Missionary So
cieties, were combined recently
and are now known as the
"Women's Association of the
Boyds Presbyterian Church" :"
They held the first joint meeting
last Thursday, September 10, at
the church hall, with Mrs. Rich
ard Haxton as hostess, and Mrs.
Eleanor Thurston as the teacher
of the study book. An oyster and
country ham supper was planned,
to be held on November ] at the
hall.
Little "Bucky" Ahalt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ahalt, of
near Boyds, had the misfortune
to fall and break his arm about
four weeks ago. He is now re-
cuperating, but will have to wear
cast for few more weeks.
A birthday dinner was held
for "Bucky" and Ronnie Ahalt,
whose birthdays come close to-
gether, at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Havenner, of Alexandria, Va, on
September Z. Other members of
the family were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Halleck,
Jr., have just returned from a
trip through the upper part of
the United States and Canada.
A family outdoor dinner was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gloyd on Sunday after
noon, August 30, at which time
IA members gathered together.
Among those present We're Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Emmett, Jr, and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
City to Pave
TwoP Park Lots.
Nine Streets

F. o. Day Company, Inc,
Rockville contractor, Tuesday
was awarded a $92,325 contract
by the city of Rockville to pave
portions of nine streets and two
parking lots.
The two parking lots are at
the City Hall and at the Civic
Center. Streets to be paved are
sections of Stonestreet Avenue,
Mount Vernon Place, Jefferson
Street, Ritchie Parkway, Eliza
beth Avenue, Potomac Street,
Wall Street and Howard Avenue.
At the same time, the Mayor
and Council of Rockville directed
its staff to continue a study into
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Area Priests
Are Given
New Posts

Monsignor f. Robert Arthur
of ST. Matthew's Cathedral in
Washington, has been reassigned
to the Holy Redeemer Parish in
Kensington, effective September
27, by the Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton.
Word of the move was contain
ed in an announcement of 27
appointments of Catholic priests
to pastorates in the metropolitan
Washington area.
The Reverend Peter c. O'Boyle,
of st. Mary's Church, Rockville,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18


was appointed to st. Teresa's
Church, in Washington. He will
be replaced by the Reverend
James Reddy.
The Reverend David E. Foley,
of st. Jude's Church, Veirs Mill
Road, was appointed to st. Fran
els Xavier's Parish in Washing
ton and he will be replaced by
the Reverend Canice Treacy, of
st. AIMS, in Washington.
The Reverend John w. Eccles-
ton, of st. Bernadette's. Silver
Spring, has been appointed to st.
Mary's, in Landover Hills.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Gala COP Affair
Due Saturday
At Al-Marah

More than 500 Republicans and
their friends are expected to at
tend the COP County Fair and
Campaign Rally, to be held Sat
urday at Al-Marah, the Arabian
horse farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Gar.
vim Tanskersley on River Road.
Candidates for the forthcoming
election will be at hand, not only
to stump for votes but to help
keep the varied calendar of
events moving. Senator ]. Glenn
Beall will Judge the sack-i jumping
contest with the help of Fred
erick r. Brown, while Rep. De-
Witt S. Hyde will make two sur
prise awards to outstanding pre-
cincf workers. j. Douglas Brad.
shaw will give the Pledge of
Allegiance, after the program is
opened at l PM. by the Damas-
Gus teen-age band, with Jerry and
Bethany Cook directing.
Candidates will speak from a
genuine cracker barrel in an old
fashioned country store setting.
Other attractions will include a
kissing booth, fortune teller,
and Wild West booth complete
with Republican gun-slingers.
Pete English and Bill and Kay
Caul will call for the square
dance, and Elizabeth Clayton
Bacon will sing the National
Anthem.
The event is sponsored by the
Federation of Republican Women
of Montgomery County, of which
Mrs. Henry Allen is president.
Each of the 12-unit clubs in the
Federation is contributing to the
affair, which is chairmaned by
Mrs. Newal Howell of Rockville.
the relative merits of the use of
a soil cement and conventional
blacktop paving, either in combi-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
John Hickman

John. who Is the cO-owner OF
the Hickman 4 Monard ESQ
station at Montgomery Ave. and
N. Washington st. has In the
short space of eight years, when
he first came t0 Rockville. es-
tablished himself as business
leader and community minded
citizen as evidenced by his pres
ent position as Treasurer of Civ
itan and his Masonic activities
wife Ethel and John live
nc 1873 :. Adams with their
four children and love to enter
tain their friends when John
isn't fishing -. on the sub
ject Of Rockville. John feels
strongly that there should be
more social gatherings for Rock
VILE businessmen and mutual
patronage to establish u close
working relationship.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Ii Says Here

quick as a wink, call Rockville
Drugs, PO. 2-933S. Our favorite
drug store specializes in service.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18


Miles bandwagon and treat your
feet and your soul (no pun in
tended) to some right sharp and
fashionable merchandise.
YOUNG COLONY SHOP, on
Court House Square, THE
PLACE where the young get
abouts shop, has absolutely stun
ming car coats and some of the
most beautiful reversible wool
skirts you have ever seen.
RODNEY THOMPSON has
sold Thomp sons S Market in
Gaithersburg to Ward Mullican.
Rodney, now 2S, bought the store
when he was 10 and increased the
business five times in a nine-year
period tallowing time out for war
service). He will now devote
himself exclusively to the insur-
ance business. Formal opening
of his new Summit Avenue office
will be announced shortly.
KARL HORTON YER,
Rockville resident, and an assist
ant buyer of Mems furnishings
at Woodward and Lothrop. has
been awarded a certificate of
completion for participating in
the retail store management in
stitute of Tulane University.
CHILDRENS NTER has
just gotten in those nylon stretch
tights which your youngster may
be needing for dancing, skating,
sports and so on. They come in
red and blue. Good buy on them,
If you will kindly see ad on p. 5.
BEST LOOKING new blacl;
kid pumps at Millers in Rock
vile Shopping Center and a
whole flock of those flat. sporty
suede oxfords. Mr.. Cook is the
man to see when you shop there
He is one of the most accommo
dating people in the business
community.
TOWN AND COUNTRY ELEC
TRIO has fabulous new charcoal
black refrigerators, stoves. wash
ers, dryers /. by Frigidaire, OF
course and all with that space
saving new thinnes which
should have been in kitchen ap
pliances long ago.
EUGENE CASEY, as we hear
1t. is deserting Montg ONE y
County so far as residence is
concerned and is moving to his
Virginia horse farm, That fabu
lous house of his is for rent -
ell Ia rooms of it. Bogley In
Rockville is the rental agent -
in case you want to really live il
up.
EVER SHOP GRANTS house
wares department? Tiz a mad
ness to the eye for you gals WIN
like slick looking gadgets. Ant
If you're planning vour irsid'
garden, please know Grants ha'
a wonderful display of vines ant
other cute little ole house plants
MAY WE SPEAK UP, also. or
the beef sale going on at Safe
way? OF course, you can reac
the advertising, but we'd like Il
add our bit and say in print
don't miss t" especially if yol
have a freezer
THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Baltimore Rold, on the way tC
the BIO station. has piles ant
piles of a,mo9t-new clothing fol
your bac'S-ir school youngsters
Reasonably T riccd, too We Nigh
add. that TIE Consignment Shot
is truly VI ique place to shop IL
Rockville. Everything is there
from cups 10 antiques even oi
paintings. You can pick up fabu
lous buys there and Carol Come
and her mother, Helen Boone
who run the place love to hav,
you come in and browse.
ROCKVILLE DRUGS is nov
selling Sealtest ice cream. in cas-
you didn't know We call you
attention to the matter of havinl
prescriptions filled. If you wan
your prescriptions picked up am
delivered back 10 your home
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18
Old Car Show
Due Sunday
In Damascus

The second annual old car ac-
tivity meet will be held Sunday,
under the sponsorship of Damas-
Gus American Legion Post Hi,
on the post grounds beginning
at II AM.
The following old car clubs
have been invited to participate.
Pottstown, Penna. Region, Gettys.
burg Region, Fredericksburg Re.
gion, Chesapeake Region, Ma
tional Capitol Region, Classic
Club of Chevy Chase, and Win
their, twin daughters, of Vir-
ginia.
Thomas Johnson, son of Mrs.
Grace Johnson, is spending a 10
day furlough at his home here
from the Army, and expects to
go to a post in Indiana soon.
Returning to the University Of
Maryland this week is Miss Alice
Heisler, who is entering her
senior year. Her sister, Cynthia,
is entering the freshman year,
also at the university.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

TOMORROW is THE DAY for
you to stop by Miller-Fields
Buick and feast your eyes upon
q right-sweet piece of mechanical
genius. What we mean to say,
and would say in more lyrical
terms if it We're not for heat,
humidity, screaming editors, and
type-happy printers, is this: to-
morrow is unveiling day for the
1859 Buick-the Gay Miller.Fields
will tear the brown paper off lis
windows and reveal to public
gaze what that particular firm
will be selling like mad for the
next year. &c look and say we
sent you. For us, that's good.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

PIZZA HUNGRY? May we
stop off here and tell you Don's
Pizza House on Rockville Pike
Congressional Shopping Center)
has the best pizza in these parts.
We say this as old school PiZza
eaters. We also say the spaghetti
sauce which you can buy at Don's
to take home and pour on your
own spaghetti is wonderful.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

YOUNG COLONY SHOP, on
Court House Square, THE
PL A CE where the young get
abouts shop, has absolutely stun
ming car coats and some of the
most beautiful reversible wool
skirts you have ever seen.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

HAVE YOU VISITED Miles
Shoe Store in Twinbrook Shop
ping Center? Since this is the
year when people ride band
wagons, our advice is to get on
Miles bandwagon and treat your
feet and your soul tno pun in
tended) to some right sharp and
fashionable merchandise.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

the relative merits of the use of
a soil cement and conventional
blacktop paving, either in combi-
nation or alone.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

Parklawn, George Moss,
: Rockville Pike, HA. 4
TIL
Roy Passin. Inc. Roy
Passin. 22S f. Montgom-
cry Ave. PO. 2-9SS4
PauIin Publishing Co.,
: Leo J. Paulin. 7235 Wis
consin Ave, Bethesda,
Md, OIL. 6-6T00
Pepsi Cola B0ttling Co.,
Cecil Glllions. Rockville
Pike, Ii. 6-6600
Potomac Electric Power
Co., Moody II. Sanders.
113 Crabb Ave. 20. 2
1880
: RocIxmont Motors. Inc,
Frank f. Williams, n.
: Washington ST., PO. 2
2i66
Rockville Center Busl-
nessmen's Assoc, Rock
vile Center cfo Millers,
Wilfrcd Short. PO. 2-633l
Rockville Crushed Stone.
w. Mack Wells, Piney
Meeting House Road. Po.
2-9a07
Rockville Fuei a Feed
Co. Frank jenkins. 2l9
Hungerford Dr.. 70. 2
1853
Rockville Paint a Hard
ware Co.. Sidney Eugent,
327 f. Montgomery Ave.
PO. 2-24i7
Rockville Stationery. Her
man Hartman. Rockville
Center. PO. 2-6i16
Safeway Stores. Inc,
Robert Llvesay. Mgr,
Twinbrook. Robert Far
man, Mgr, Commerce
Lane
ID. c. Slmmons./7o6 f.
Montgomery Ave. Po. 2
$500
Marvin w. simmons. 7O6
f. Montgomery Ave. Po.
2-45OO
Gerald !. Schlpper. MD,
500 vcirs Mill Rd.. PO.
2-2623
Daniel Y. sullivan. ms,
1903 Thornden Ave. GA.
4-s61T
, Washington archaeological
Associates, Inc, Harold
Timkcn, 2i5 Rollins Ave,
. HA. 7-75S0
A. q. Watkins, Inc.
> Hanson Watkins, 400 +.
Montgomery Ave, PO. 2
> 21O1
wesmohd Building & In
= vestmcnt Co, w. Evans
Buchanan, 500 Baltimore
Rd.. HA. T-725O
W0mack Industries, s. r.
Womack. l31 Congress
slonal Lane ia. 7-7444
Commerce
'TION.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

ROCKVILLE DRUGS is now
selling Sealtest ice cream, in case
you didn't know We call your
attention to the matter OF having
prescriptions filled. If you want
your prescriptions picked up and
delivered back 10 your home,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

Abode Hardware, Inc, {
w. Middle Lane, Glen J.
Koepenick. PO. 2-6l16.
Auto Parts 4 Machine
Co.. Van Lippard, 22 w.
Montgomery Ave, Po. ?
2l7l
Avenue Motors. John ].
Brewer. $50 +. Montgom-
cry Ave, PO. 2-602S
samuel T.. Bogley. Inc.
John Chandler Smith. 332
E. Montgomery Ave. PO.
2-615l
Rawen a Co., Inc. Lloyd
M. Dangerfield. 1 so 0
Chapman ST.. HA. 7-T600
Bridges, Peter 4 spencer.
Robert Bridges, j. Vinson
Peter, Roger Snencer, II
s. Perry St. PO. 2-4374
Campbell Printing Co..
Cv Campbell. 215 r.
Montgomery Ave. PO ?
6lSA
Chesapeake 4 Potomac
Telephone Co.. w Lewis
Brooks. 100 S. Perry ST..
GA. 4-9910
Chestnut Lodge. Mrs.
Anne Bullard, 500 w.
MONTGOMERY Ave. GA.
4-S30O
Citizens Building & Loan
Assoc. Mrs. Elizabeth
Giaque. 10 S. Perry st.,
PO 2-6l00
Congressional VI o tors. .
Dick Davis. Congression-
al Lane, PO. 2-i9O0
CO-OP Super Market.
william II. Stewart.
Rockville Center, GA. A.
$500
County Fl'derai Savings
a Loan Assoc. Lewis II.
Roberts. N. Perry ST.,
PO. 2-3929
n. q. Day Co. F. o..
Day, Congressional Lane,
PO. 2-62OO
sum Fig. Motel Washing
tonian. Gaithersburg,
Md. Cath. $40
Constantine Eisln-
Err. 1880 Aberdeen Rd. .
Beihesda, Md, OIL. A.
7qt0
Farmers Banking & Trust
Co., i. Bache Albert, s
+ Montgomery Ave, PO.
2-2i31
Leland T.. Fisher. Inc,
Leland l.. Fisher. 900
Hungerford Dr., PO. 2
6l23
Gcerarrt Construe =
tion Co, Joseph Geeraert.
23Ol McAuliffe Dr., HA.
T-Tl66
Ida n. Goodman, 4545
Support J
",- ~ For
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

EVER SHOP GRANTS house
wares department? Tiz a mad
ness to the eye for you gals who
like slick looking gadgets. And
If you're planning vour irs'da
garden, please know Grants has
a wonderful display of vines and
other cute little ole house plants.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

MAY WE SPEAK UP, also. on
the beef sale going on at Safe
way? OF course, you can read
the advertising, but we'd like TO
add our bit and say in print,
don't miss especially if you
have a freezer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-09-18

EUGENE CASEY, as we hear
it. is deserting Mont G o me y
County so far as residence is
concerned and is moving to his
Virginia horse. farm, That fabu.
lous house of his is for rent -
81 IA rooms Of it. Bogley in
Rockville is the rental agent -
in case you want to really live it
up.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
Nj OPINION PERSONAL

artistica nj mas grande patente
de actriz que salir triunfante en-
un concurso de trajes de bano.
Es necesario opener las ba-
rreras del sentido comun a la
invasion de la estupidez humana
reflejada en- films que parecen
hechas expresamente para con-
vertir en- perfectos idiotas a to.
dos los seres humanos. Hay per-
sonas que sin selection mental
Sc pasan un par de horas nett
dos en- un cine. tres y cuatro We
ces en- semana. Impossible que
acierten a yer 4 peliculas bue-
mas, va que estas son las menos,
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30

Cuando tengo la desgracia que
me toque en- suerte una pelicula
que por SUI argumento estupido
y desarrollo imbecil, merece Ell
premio annual de suprema lido.
tez;; me dedico a observar a los
Expenditures que me rodean. La
mayor parte esta aburrida, unos
Sc ven claramente enojados y
otros tienen en- la cara una ex-
preston de martires c~ristianos
que nj los mas famosos santos
de uuestra nomenclature reli-
giosa los aventaja. Pienso en-
tonces que esta genie que We
cualquier pelicula no Sc preocu-
pa por ell preciado don de la
vista y lie imponen ell trabajo
de mirar tonterias.
Mientras exista publico que
pague dinero por yer esta clase
de espectaculo. los productores
de Hollywood continuaran Ella
borando mamarrachadas de es-
tie genera. SQuieren ustedes al
60 mas soberanamente estupido
que la pelicula de vaquero? Hay
que yer Ell dinero, esfuerzo y
tempo invertido en- una de es
tas clasicas westerns. Els tai
la popularidad de esta miseria
de pelicula que los productores
tienen por axioma hacer una, er
cuanto surge alguna dificultac
en- la production de cualquiel
otra clase de film.
Siempre me ha gustado mu
cho ell cine, pero exigo que di
vierta o conmueva, que informt
o haga pensar Amen de que lo'
actores sean huenos, porGue ns
da mas miserable que interpre
taciones de appendices o CANA
doras de premios de belleza; co
sa muy comun Ell hollywood
donde no hay mayor solvencii
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
SUS PADRES SON
HUMILDES

SUS PADRES SON
HUMILDES
Querida Amaranta: Mi ca.
so es un POGO especial y exige
que lie cuente mi vida 10 mas
rapi1amente possible. Soy de
Origen puertOrriquenO, quierO
decir que mis- padres 10 son,
y naci en- Nueva York. Mi
padre, con muchOs trabajOs,
logr6 darnOs bastante buena
educaci6n a mi y a mis- cincO
hermanitOs. DeSpues de termi.
mar mis- estudiOs, empece a
TRAFALGAR como secretaria. Co
mo Sc bien ell ingles y Ell es-
pahOl y domino la taquigrafia
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-30
La ELEGANTE BODA De HOY

En- la manana de hoy, treinta de Agosto, uniran sws
destinos los apreciables j6venes, senior Jose Enrique Morales
y la bella senOrita Ann Reaben.
La novia es hija del sr. James Noel Reaben y de la
sonora Thyra Goodrich Reaben.
Ell novio es hjo del prestigioso %banquero, de origen
puertorriqueno, ST.. Eduardo Morales y de la sehora Ana de
Morales.
Las familias de ambos contingencies disfrutan de mere
cido aprecio social y las amistades de elias Sc reunirSn hoy
en- ell Coconut Grove Womens Club (2985 South Bayshore
Drive) con motive de la boda.
Sera ell Primer Padrno el ST. Eduardo A. Morales, her
mano del novio, y la Dana de Honor la senOrita Kathrine
Frances Reaben, hermana de la nOvia.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS formula sus mejores votos por
la felicidad de estos dichosos j6venes, que hoy unen ss
vidas en- la realization de sus promesas de amor.