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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
EXQUISITE NEW UNDERWEAR.
Miss Goodwin Describes the Latest Charming Paris Crea.
ton in Lingerie Worn With Holiday Gowns

the streets They are no moro expensive than
silk skirts for IN these days OF fancy silk
stiits very great expense is incurred In th~r
4 noticed several sets OF underwear that
were severely PLAN, though most exquisiteiy
wrought In convent fashion. One young W0-
man wore a corset cover that had not even an
edge OF trimming. II was hemstitchcd around
the neck and armhclcs and around the waist
Tho waist was cut decidedly short. The on
tlr, skirt was perfectly plain. finished with
hcfistitchcd tucks above the hem.
ssns ShSs o pa sa.
unasr the iuditious eyes OF this careful nui,s.
Ncthns can exceed the fancincss Of this hand
work which Is so delicate that II looks and
iceis like lace. The girls take great pride In
doing this sort OF work, and any convent-brcd
woman will tcll you how faithfully she triel
with the mechanical precision taught by the
Nuns.
Women who 20 In society and wear this
clinGing dresses OF tho season are inventing
sort OF tight lt,ins underwear which does not
add TO tho figure. Tho idea Of tights exhibits
Cd In the form OF a. conventional garment to
b. Worn without skirts Ia so obnoxious 10
iiiany women thnt they will not cherish It. II
seems Wntemiuine to wear u set, OF tights ana
no1iirs else. aud the soul OF q woman revolts
nlEinst putting OF dress over set of ugnts
dttidcdiy new material for n skirt was
u tltnrlns one. made OF white China SIR.
winch gives no fullness nj nlt to tho liEurc.
The skirt was fitted to the hips very closely,
an't was set upon IL very Morrow baud. also
ot silk. witch buttoned around the lower cdsa
OF tho corset, thus taking AWAY nll fnllneSs
front thu waist, The skirt fitted tight to tie
Knees. then widcncd out very full. AS It WAS
u he worn with nn evening dress, IL WIS
deut.trafn and lay upon the floor several
Inches ia train.
Tho corset cover was OF white China silk
with very full white fndia lawn rufle around
tAN neck, This rntiio was soft and could BE-
casll, crushed in the hands.
The combining Of silk aud India lawn *
very common. aud you see them used together
ali the time. Both wash with equal beauty.
and In the hands OF thp proper laundress,
ata brought w from the laundry as fresh rs
thrugt from the hands uf the scamstress
These articles OF underwear are simple 70
MAKE and u girl eau easily fashion them her-
self. The silk IS not hard upon her hands.
and the lawn iRlls into ahRpe so beautifully
that IL Is a pleasure TO rulao and sew It,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

"a little sister OF the rich" hop elessly
broke" at the beginning OF the year II
she entertains us 1t is spelled these days
by society, with big II, For she must
have a gown for every day and every
occasion, anG she may MS well thank her
stars If she gets up the cheapest of them
III s75.
A delightfully."- becoming dinner toilet
recently imported for n wealthy hossosa
OF this city for her Christmas al home
consists OF short Jacket. which sug-
ges;s an abbreviated Louis Quinzc mold
ath six gored skirt. 1t lis executed In
mouse colored bril!Iantine striped with
Russo green. The skirt is one OF the new
gored ones, that hangs so gracefully about
tina figure. 1t fits perfectly smooth and
tight over the hips ana tho fullnass is up-
tisrtoided in the back to preserve IN I'M
broken outline. Bands OF russo green
satin are put on to form an oversklrt
effect down the front and around the foot
ofnamsrted with assorted sizes of cut
steel buttons.
The waist is a jaunty little jacket. cut
very short on tho hips with vest Of
white mousseline de solo embroidered In
green and mouse colored silk Tho OPEN
Ing over the vest is finished with two
sets of Flaps, one OF satin and one of
biiliilnttne. The same cut steel buttons
arc sewed upon either side OF the irost
anfi the collar Us u high dignity curved
Medic!. Helen Grey Page,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
A Mntl,cr,s letter.

Three Generations OF EngAshwomen,
| am thankful 70 think oi You With two
more ciea,ures to ltve especially babes
Nothing Is SO compile ely delightful and re-
fresh. ug as their society, Even the gems
OF evil which appear In taen, tielr naif
selisnneS3 their littlJ violences and tenn
pels have a genii!csse THAI DISCUSSES tho
c9Uyen Zoo. Aly M@ntice is ius, in per-
lection Joyous and amusing. making every
day fresh acquisitions and DISPLAYING how
tai nts Waffle watch him and llstca 20
his lttlo ranlaee. | want nothing else In
The vurd
! shall hardly be able to restrain my
eagornoss to sea YOU en- patrilrche. How
JOYOUS tt would be TO sea the five children
al ouud you, Name are talkng under my
window aud babys little Voice me dopne
des distractions even while | am writ
Ing 10 you. When | feel what these ties
are. | take heart for the human race Let
the bonleversement he ever 30 complete,
there are lhings which no sophistry and
no violence can ever destroy Family az
tections are nlastructible, and while they
sigl,alat there ROMANS always the nucleus
around which society must reconstttute "
stlf on sanc and natura! footing l am
heartily glad you are going 10 resume your
history.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

The model here reproduced is executed
in cuirasser blue anl saffron. The ,ow
CT portion, or cape proper, is made OF the
blue corded silk and the yoke is o. the
saffron daintily scattered over with
punches Of forget me -nois. Around this
yoke is a double ruife of light blue chif-
fon while the cape proper is bordered with
two rows Of feathery trimming The col
lar is high and rolling and lined with
shire! chiffon.
The cape is lined with ermine, but white
velvet trimmed with tiny black fur tails
has the same effect and is not near as
expensive. The lower portion of the cape
Is almost entirely covered in front with
tiny frills OF ribbon put on in clover leaf
design.
The skirt worn is of the figured Ores
den silk to match the yoke trimmed with
rufte headed with double putting.
In many cases such as at the opera the
CAPE IL not removed during the evening
and the plainest waist is worn under it,
Helen Grey Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

spart for them. ball gowns ana uaitorns
wsre changed for bathing dresses. ana
sluer q short interval they returned 10 the
ianai, thence TO a narrow quay juttipg Gar
~, W. inso me water The singing boys
un .iosmed in wht0e AID wearing tics aeopt
,ne,r necks, left the yeranda. whede they
nad stationed themselves, came out upon
we quay, aud 10 the sound OF taeIr ding
ing and pblMng, which still went On, men
ana wodntsn leaped into the sea and swan
20 -. ,rhe strasns OF music, The moon WIS
luli. In the distance rose the mountains.
4 ne Falms along the beach rustled IN The
az ght WIND. AMI With tha foim Of tie
surf breaking uToa the reef. with tire
shdinmefing waves street hing e rae hor.-
zoi, the tropical sky Studded with stSrs
that even the fun moon could not qraneh
me wild. melancholy voices Of the singers
blending WITH the lap and beat of Tho
waves, II was all Hnw1glan==a ch1racte-
istic bit of the poaicai and fascinating
lifC NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
SWIMMING PARTIES IN HAWAII
A Din in the Surf IL II Social Func-
ton as Common as the Dance.

From Hawaii and Revolution.
Oce sw.ms in Honolulu as one walks or
tlIives in England, quite as Il matter OF
course. Ac luncheon given at seaside
villa. when the lanai frequently fronts the
sea, it's steps lealing down INFO the water.
the first question is--not would you like
to walk about the gardens?' but will you
have a sw'im?' Frequagtly hiding ard
swimming parties are combined. Riding
out to Waikiki on "a moonlight nigh. on
horseback. the entire party take dip In
the warm lagccls which is followed by a
gay little supper. Balls and swimming
parties are also much in favor. and l had
the good fortune to be present at cle such
enlightenment. The Waiting
went en- uts,s1 midnight, then the entire
company suddenly dispersed TO rooms set
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

Year. Through some touch OF sentiment 1t
is tied vita blue ribbon ani the gentle
anan. IL he be prettily minded, may tie i
ae trimming to his watch chain 10 be
worn--un,i, he makes the next call.
Many callers take with them very
handsomely decorated Happy New Year
card with very pretty sentiment, en-
graved upon II along with the name, but
nhis lis not obligatory Az is 0y sone OF
the very conservative men considered 100
chappy-iike TO suit the very formal ideas
OF New York etiquette.
Helen Ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

The writer had The pleasure OF inspect
ing the evening dresses OF Deiulliui
yolng sosiety woman VINO has Just re-
burned from abroad Tor the winter season
IL is needless to say uhAl they were an -
diaphanous materials SINCE this proinees
has been so frequently expressed in ta'.'
column.
The prettiest gown in The collection ana
the one which she wiz wear flrst IS o.
shell pink Lissa over slip OF pink tai,
feta. The skirt IS gathered al aFoa|a
the belt, displayjag very fun eHee.' ~ y,
is almost entirely covered vita urea ~ o.
pink ROSEBUD, nesting In brlaht green
Mayes II is of walking length 70 40
inconyenlence during the canoe ana hia'e
senarate from the hrinS-
There is nothing unusual about me wy
OF the back OF the bodice, but the i'oh, 70
a mass of tiny frllls set on nstWeen ,, ula,
nog,s OF barrow pink satin IT'D q. opo3
the left eide there is enc OF me wIea =, !,
exclusively soft end pink, wn.en iori,ls ~
ii were background to me niFp'e VIZ
neck The collar Is a tiny pi'l u,on
which are sewed several ruffles OF uae PLY
Iigse an1 the sleeves are onhs NJ w
rink suede gloves. There are pinh Barn
sliprers TO match sui en- immense lace Ian
upon sticks OF pink pearl
N's- Helen Grey-Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
a DEauTiFUL EVENING CAPE.
In IL Dresden AMI Bcncnitnc Sillxs
Are TnStcfuiiy r0mhinct,,


Bengaline Siik has again come into style
with all It's old-time popularity. But its
beauty is Increased this season by COM
biting 1t with the Dresden or Persian silks
which are so exquisitely figured capes
for all occasions can he made OF these
two labrics, but tho NEST elegant ard
fashionable are those designed for even
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
HOME ron CHRISTMAS.

One of the Pretty Cioth Dresses
which VIII lie Worn.
The woman who eutertains during the
holidays viii md herself, unless she be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

The hair is very deliberately dressed for
New Years day, snd The largest, fanciest
designs in combs w5ll be worn. There arc
many new designs in these combs and
doubtless they have been included Ia boil
day gifts II you are thinking OF pur-
chasing another gift, by all mefns lie. II
be handsome comb or an aigrette, for
nothing On the way OF feminine treasure
Is more Highly acceptable
The New Year hostess who Is ait home all
day does aot wear gloves. In faot tho
only time that New Year hostess could
POSSIBLY be excused for wearing gloves
would be IN The bill loom for the dlnnsr
dance after the dinner rs 1ser. The inno-
walton OF gloves was startei last year by
a New York hostess, who s,oo1 all the
evening IN her drawing room eiaaonately
dressed in decollete with gloves 20 the 81
how. But II was not a popular 'nnoya' loa
and as g caller expressed II, II made him
chilly to be received a. arms length VITA
finger tips"
THE New Year hostess may handle fan
and n ysnaigreite. but nh @ lorgnette.
There ts something formal about he l'i-
Tor which Is iobd Ten. whole fook
might BIZ written on the etiaustte OF tAe
New York hostess but II can be Stunned
nm f., a revised golden rule. Receive 20 :
friends on New Years day as you void
rive your friends receive you on Other
days"
There is rad In Gotham for the giving
~ little souvenirs to callers. TIE gen1e-
man who calls TO wish you happy New
Year takes away witr h.m = rifle as a r.
n,embrance OF the day. 1t nay be ,lny
o.,,r,od calendar. or the smallest Of silver
glove b,,ttoners or tine very unlest stamp
case. 80, A.. a.
some little article which Is 'a'd IN tha
hand with a pretty word OF greeting ~
the hostess as he wishes her Happy New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
A nel.shtru, New year supper.

Dc1ighffuI New fe"T
fFor theater party OF ten.l
ronv,er salad Stated Waters.
New Years Punch.
Welsh Rarebit.
Fancy lea. French CONNECTIONS
Champagne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13

gularnie w~ypaacane, to przyczyna
tego jest rozrzutnosc, ma kt6ra zwr6-
cil'smy juz uwsge W artykule:
Wsparcia W cborobie. Gdyby iowa
rzystwa ME wydawa}y pieniedzy ma
najrozmaitsze rzeczy ME majace mic
wspolnego re wspsrciem W ohorobie,
to wsparcia to bylyby wypiaoane
zawsze regularnie.
Nsszem zdaniem jednak gminy
moglyby przyczynic sic do aapew.
nienia czionkom towarzystw wyp1a.
ty wsparcia: y przez ci'g1e naPomi,
mamie towarzystw, by by}y ogledne
z wydatkami i p przez domaganie
sic, ably " towarzystwacb, W kt6ryct
niema kssy wsparcia - kasy takie
byiy utworzone k~oniecznie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13
z Grand Rapids, Mich.

Komitet Skor6u NarodosDego.
Czssto znajdujemy W nZgodzie"
sprawozdania. ae czy to ma weselu,
czy ma jskiej zabawie, ludzie praou-
j.. zbieraja oenta jak pszczoiy do
ula ma Skarb Narodowy i ola naszej
kochanej Ojozyzny. Toe i u mas by
10 zebranych kilka dolar6w ma ostat
mich obobodach. Tax samo puszczo-
no Jakis przedmiot ma losy, takae
kapneao kilka dolarow. Tymozasem
W ,Zgodzie" ME widzimy aadnego
sprawozdsnia komitetu Skarbu Ma.
rodowego z Grand Rapids, ohoc jua
hawai- ozasu uPlynai. Wszystko
uciohlo j zaspalo!
Tax to u mas zawsze bywa: sko-
Gym jak Ivy, a zginiem jak mu.
oily. Me panowie. jeaelisoie zacze-
Ii, to idzcie dalej trwajoie do koh
ca, DO konieo dzie.o chwali. A je.
Tell .apukaois an6w do mas, to my
chstnie danny centa ma Skarb Marc.
dowy j ola naszej Ojczyzny uoiemie.
zoneJ, ale tylko " takim razie, jezeli
bedziem widzieli, 70 owoo naszej
pracy p6jdzie tam, gdzie powinien.
NtkOdcna BudziE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13

Ma zakohczenie prezes uroozystos-
OF krotka Przemowa podziekowal
publicznosci IA tax liczne zebranie
sic j wzorowe zachowanie sic podozas
oaiej uroczystosci.
Ma zakohczenie Choir Sokoli wraz
z Publicznoscia odspiewal piesh ,,Bo-
ze cos Polske".
Czo}em!
j Czojka, sekr. urocz.
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WiadOmOsci ZwiaZkOwe
Or 43I 90 WJmington, Del.

Or. 43I 20 WiImsngton, Del.
Zswisdsmism 81. c,ionko~, &c
All, Tow. Krols Polskiego Pissss,
10 posisdssnie missiecsos odbedsie
sic dnia 10 pszdsierniks r. b. o 20
dsioie 4 20 ~poiudoiu, " domu oh.
Ssobciehskiego pod no. 104 prry
Jefferson al. Ooeonosc kstdego
cssonks jest wymsgsns. Many
bsrdro vssos sprswy do ssiss-isn's
! ssratem b.ds dyplc my wyd.wso-
cssonkom, Uprssss Sc uprssjmie
ossonkow. jstsIi msjs nowycb Ran
kydst6s ., 3, nieoh prs pr IVA iss lob
NJ posisdseuie. gdyf srassm mogs
bye prsyJeci do Tow. - j. Pyrss
40 ~ski, sstr prot.
Or 354 % Sampson, Pa.
Zswisdsmam osf .ok6~ To. So.
Micbsia Archsoiof4, - prsyssAs 20
sisdsenis beds sic odoy~sc " hall
Tomsssa II .wrass assdsisie Do
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z Detroit, Mich.
Posiedzenie Hminy.

Dnia 25go wrzesnia odby3o sic
roczne posiedzenie &c miny Polskiej".
Zebralismy sic wiec wkompleoie, ably
usiyszec sprawozdanie z roku ubieg-
lego j obrac nowy zarzad ma rok
przyszly.
lie sprawozdania zarzadu starego
przekonalismy sic, IL mielismy su-
miennych j ola dobra Gminy pracu.
jacych urzednik6w, "a co i'm wszyscy
szczerze dziekujemy.
Pc sprswozdaniu przystspiono do
obioru nowego zarzadu, kt6rego re-
zultat jest nastepujscy:
Jan Welzant, prezes; Franci,zek
l. Barahski, sekr. prot; Ksmihski,
sekr. f~inansowy; NJ. Lesihski, kasjer;
j. Pieganowski, Hoppa ] Dembihski
opiekunowie kasy; Kamowski, mar
sza{ek.
Music sic ~podzielic z szanowns
bracia Zwiazkows %jeszcze jedna via
d~omoscia, a mianowioie: Zadan;om
yGminy Polskiej" pomiedzy wielu
innemi jest szerzyc oswiste, j ma tel
to drodze postspilismy o krok dslej.
Otoz p. p. Welzant j Lesihski wy.
kazawszy nam dobitnie, miiosG Oh.
czyzny ~siejacemi ssowy, jak poly
tecznem by}oby ola mas, gdybysmy
pomiedzy SODA ma mowoow sic evil
czyli, zaproponowsli nam, ably po
kszdem zebraniu Gminy jeden z pa.
now delegatow wypowiadsl move
czy to b~istoryczna, patrjotyczns lub
nsukowa, a gdy potrzebs tego zsj.
aby kaady z mas mogi j pu.
blicznie wystapic. Szanowni dele.
gaci, ktorzy So screen ] dusza odda.
nj sprswie narodowej, ] wszyscy jak
jeden maa ksAdej chwili gotowi sta
mac do walki ! krew swa przelac "a
TT sprswe, proposyoje 70 Z entsz-
issnsm Prsyjsli, Pr.yr.eksjsc sobie,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13
z New YOrku, n. Y.
DO grsp II. " p.

Obwieszcza sic niniejszem, re ma
skutek nienades}ania biletow Tub
pieniedzy cd 200 przeszio grup wv
n. p, ~obliczenie, ktore mialo nasta
pic dnia IL pazdziernika, pod mum.
213 Forsyth st. w New Yorku, odlo-
aonem zosta}o przez nizej podpisany
komitet, ma pierwsza niedziele listo.
Psda, " lynn samym lokslu, o godzi.
ME 10 rano. Jednoczesnie wzywa.
my gruPy, u ktorych znajduja sic
~jeszoze nieobliczone bilety. ably ia.
kowe wraz z naleAytoscia "a spree.
dane nadesls}y niezwiocznie do Mite
podPisanego. Bilety, ktore ME ma.
dejda ma date wyznaczona ostatecz
ME. ME beda miaiy wartosci.
Prosimy PIP. prezes6w Tub sekre.
tarzy grup W New Yorku, Brookly.
mis- j Jersey City, o laskawe przyby
Gle W dniu poraobow wanna W celu
s%wolnienia las cd mogacych latwc
Powstac interpelacyj.
z szaounkiem i bratniem pozdro.
wieniem
A OryH, sekretarz komitetu wy,
konawosego q. o. P. S. P. r.. "a E
4th st. New York, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13
POszukiwanfe.

Jan Jabsohski, .~amisssksly m 10
lonji Luoens, - Brssylji, pos-uhu5s
swego syoa J6ssfa JabaohshIsGo,
kt6ry sic miai sosjdowas ~ CRipseo
" roku 1891 c1y druRim. kt6ry NO
obodsi /. powistu Koso. gubsrrdf
Ksliskiej, ma lat trsydsieIoi.
Jodo Ja6ohskS
Colonis Lucepa,
Comarcs Rio Negro
Estado do Paraus
Brazil
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13

il wtem przedsiewzieciu wiernie wy.
trwaJa, ! unoszac rados6 W sercaoh
naszych rozeszlismy sic z tenn pre-.
konsniem, il choG wolno lecz stale
dazymy do a obranego celu.
Nadmienic ~jeszcze wypada, il pa
movie Welzant j Lesinski cd wielu
lat stale j skutecznie rozniecaja DO.
miedzy nami to iskre mi}osci Ojozyz-
ny, kt6ra u wielu z naszych braci,
tlejac ma dnie serca, sama przez sic
ogniem wybuchnac ME mote, - "a
90 MECH wan szanowni rodacy ozest
bedzie.
f.. L. Barahski sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-13
z Pittsburgh, Pa.
w sprdtoie proSb.

Tow. Promienistych, gr. 205 z. N.
P, ma ostatniem m~iesiecznem posie-
dzeniu, odbytem d. IL Z. M, wziaw
sly pod rozwage projekt nZgody"
wzgledem w%spierania n~ieszczesli
wych chorychZ wiazkowcow, pc kr6t
kich debatach postanowito jedno-
gfosnie goraco popierac GO " razie
dojscia do skutku, czlonkowie ma.
szego towarzystwa postanowili do
browolnie opodatkowac sic lie. mic.
siecznie.
Gdyby inne grupy Zwiazkowe ze-
chciaiy zastanowic sic mad projek
tenn ,,Zgody", to ME watpie, 70 mu
siaiyby przyznac mu slusznosc. Cd
kilku lat Prawie niema jednego po-
siedzenia. zeby ME przyslano choG
jednej prosby o wsParcie. Czy zas
wszyscy proszacy zasiuguja ma pc
moe, tego teraz ME MONA skontrolo.
wac, najczesciej sic tra6a, re ten
najwieoej dostanie, kt6ry ma prosbe
z uczuciem napisana, chociaz W RE.
ozywistosci moae ME wart poparcia.
OPodaskowanie gruP po 25o. i SOC,
uwazamy "a niesprawiedliwe, gdy,
grupy So nier6wne: jedne msjs
Pc 100 czionk6w, a drugie zaledwie
1O-oiu, najodPowiedniej wieo by}o.
by, zeby kaAdy Zwiazkowiec paaoil
1o. miesiecznie. To mas ME zubozy
ME zbogaci, a bed.ie prawdziw,
~braterska pomoca ola nieszozesli.
wych.
FL. Wiernicki, sekr. gr. POS.
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4 PaSsaic, N. j.
o odminissrocja.

Ma roosnem posisdasniu tow. K6
Ia OrsmstycsDego " Passsio, N. ].
odbytsm " sail Skwarls, obraoi sos.
tall M rot p~rzys,iy: NJ. s. Vino.
wios-Prsses; pant K. Podurgiel-
wiosprssssks; L. Bsjkowsti - sskr.
prot; pant NJ. Jssiersks -sskrstarka
6osn.; psni J. Nisdz wisd.ka Ia.
'jsrks; Adam Prop -~msrsssisk. "a.
are uobwsIono "a dsieh IL styoz.
MIA msskarade " sail Koranna "a
dfugiej ulioy. bsdsie to pisrwsss to.
go rodssju ssba~a " nsssem mics
ole. Tssss komi,es sssy.. serdsosne
Podsisko- snie tutsjssej PoIonji l Pa
swfsssoIa Psniom - lob
ssorsre mas Iopsrcie os pr.ss,iym
Jrssdstswieoiu.
M. 8. Winopicz Al Dayton ave-.
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2 Jersey City. N. J.
POsiedzenie gDainu.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam delega-
tow grup q. N. p. W Jersey City,
il Posiedzenie Gminy odbedzie lie
" niedziele. 10 pazdziernika r. b., @
godzinie 2 po po}udniu, ma ktore de.
legaoi winni sic stawi6 do hall OBJ.
Zakrzewskiego, lS7-1S9B Brunswick
str.
Wszelkie correspondence, tyczaoe
sic Gminy, Prosze n~adsy}ac pod adre.
sem niaej podpisanego. Bayonne
400 Ave. ID. w.
T. Psorski, sekr. prot. Gminy.
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UroczystoSc ot,odrcia pier,oszej So
kolni 70 Ameryce.

"oe"ss oo <aWfc'yCc.
(Spoznione).
Uroczyste otwarcie %pierwszej So
kolni polskiej W Ameryce, wzniesio-
mel staraniem tow~arzystwa gimna.
stycznego i bratniej pomooy imienia
Zyg. Balickiego mr.. l., nastapilo "
niedziele wieczorem dnia ii wrzes-
mia 1893 r. Program tel wspania.ej
uroczystosci byl jaknajlepiej wyko-
many ku ogolnemu zadowoleniu
wszystkich zebranycb, a byi haste
pujacy:
Obohod zagai} prezes gniazda
druh Jan Rozp1ochowski krotka, lecz
tresciwa Przemowa ! powo1a} ma pre-.
wodniczacego obchodu druha l.. NJ.
Muche, ktory zsProsii ma estrada
wszystkich ~prezes6w i sekretarzy
miejscowyoh towarzystw, oraz preze-
sa j sekretarza komitetu budowy So
kolni: druh6w L. Liwosza i l.. Kol.
skiego, a ma sekretarza uroczystosci
nizej podpisanego.
l.. Spiew powitaloy prsez Choir So.
ko3ow ,,Bracia Sokoiy was tn vita.
jazz. 2. Nova OBJ. K. Lewihskie.
20. Pan Lewihski miedzy innemi
zacheosl miodziszy do laozenia sic W
towarzystwa ! wspelnego praoowania
W sprawie narodowej, stawiajac "a
przyklad wytrwa}osc drub6w Soko.
low Zyg. Balickiego mr.. L. kt6rzy W
jednosci i zgodzie potrafli wznisse
Pierwsza Sokolnie polsks W StanaOh
Zjednoozonych. 8. Dekfsmaoja pan.
ny Heleny Przybylskiej, Sok6{ki
gniazda mr.. VIII W Chicago. Parma
Przybylska deklamowsla z werwa i
zapaiem. 4. Spiew przer Choir So
koli - nOay Sokoiy". 5. Nova
angielska przez p. P. ). Houlihan;
m6wca bardzo pieknie przedstawil
eel dszenia naszego towarzystwa,
oraz bardzo pochlebnie wyraAai sic o
polskiej mlodziety. 8. Deklamacjs
druha ]. Kujawy wv gore dis
s%erca". Druh Kujaws deklsmows}
znskomicie. Z. Nova druha Jana
Krola - Czolem Ojozyznie a smisrc
wrogom naszym. W ciagu swej
mowy m6wca tlumaczyl haslo nasze
.Czolem', arazem zaotecs} MO-
dzies do oswisty. 8. Spiew przez
ohor Sokoli - ,Niechaj ayje nasz
zakatek". 8. Deklsmacja psnienki
Pelagji Srulczewskiej. Msls drkla-
matorka wywiszsla sic ze swego "a
DANA nadzwyczaj dobrze. 10. Spiew
ohoru sokolego - YOspaiy j gnus-
NY. IL. D~eklamscja druhs Jana
Szczodrowskiego - ,Sokole ty mio-
dy". Deklsmstor zsohwyoii liczna
publicznosc.
Program P~owytszy przeplatany byi
piekna muzyka pod kierownictwem
druba Pegowskiego.
Nastepnie, podiug program, wy
stspili dziarscy Sokoli z ewiczenismi
gimnastyczoemi. l.. Cwiozenis obra-
zowe z lsskami ! piramida. 2. Boj-
ka ma piesoi. 3. Cwiozenia msozu.
gami. 4. Cwiozenis pssaszami ! ra
pierami. 5, Poch6d ozdobny tReje)
~6wiczenia wolne ] piramids. 8. Cwi-
czenis ciezarksmi.
Powyzsre cwicsenia wypsdiy jak-
nsjlepiej, gdyz kaAdy sokoi czui sic
szczesliwym, IL RAJ jus nsdsnedi
dzieh, " ktorym we wissnej m6gi
cwiozyc sokolni, q publicsnosc byls