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Evening Card Party.

The second affair given by Mrs.
George \ Lowe and Miss Lowe took
place Wednesday evening It was
card party, sixty-three being the game
chosen. Miss Adelaide Mason and Mr..
Lyon made the greatest score and were
awarded the first prizes. Miss Sherman
and Mr.. Thompson were given the sec
Ond prizes and Mrs Brink and Mr. r
@. Smith. the consolation.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". A
NeIden, Mr.. and Mrs s G. Park, Dr..
and Mrs. @. B. Pfoutz. Judge and Mrs.
.. w. Powers, DR.. and Mrs. PinkertOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyt sherman, Br. and Mrs W
9. Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs. R G. Smith, MI.
and Mrs EIbridge Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Weir. Dr. and Mrs. Whitney,
Dr and Mrs. John White, Mr.. and Mrs.
cock. DIT. and Mrs. r. b. Beatty Mr.
and Mrs. F. A Druehl, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Evans Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Fa-
bian. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes MI
and Mrs. J. T. Harris Colonel and Mrs
Edwin +. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p.
Holman. Mr.. and Mrs W. T. James
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Knox. Mr.. and Mrs W. s
Mccormick Mrs. G. +. Mccullough DIT
and Mrs. H. D. Niles, the Misses AndeT-
son, Carter, Hardness. KieSel, Mason,
Adelaide Mason. Park, Sherman, Thorn
AIessrs. F. Burke. Gibson, Grant Hamp-
ton. George y. Lawrence, w. J. Law
renee. Lyon, Clarence Mccormick. Ma
son. Frank Roberts, W. H. Sherman
+. G.. SChramm. Walter ShOuD, 0. J.
Salisbury, -. Sprague. J. w. Thompson.
A. L. Thomas, L 3. Wicks, Dr. Worth
iugton.
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home. after a two months visit in Ne
braska.
Miss Eva Anglin OF Groesbeck. Tex.
is the guest of J. T Donahoe.
Mrs. G H Nelson Of Ogden, spent the
past week with Mrs. Z. NJ. Miller.
Mrs. EIbridge Thomas entertained
the Sewing club Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Brent wells Of Chicago
are visiting old friends in the city.
Mrs. L. L. Terry has Invitations out
for cards the latter part of the week.
1Ir J. r Hayes OF Detroit has re-
turned TO Salt Lake for another visit
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Derrah are at
home to their friends at the Fifth East
hotel.
Miss Junietta Miller and Daniel W.
Phelan were quietly married on We'd
nesday-
Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts gave
luncheon, followed by a matinee party,
yesterday.
6Ir. Ashley of Denver was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. sam c. Park during
'-'' o . 9
VIII Anderson left during the week
for New York, where ne VIII perma-
nently locate.
Mrs. F. J. HIS entertainment on
Friday evening was one of the unique
affairs of the week
Mr.. Hugh DougalI leaves next week
for Pittsburg. TO study music at the
Pittsburs conservatory
Colonel and Mrs. William NJ. Ferry
left Monday for Los Angeles, where
they viii SPEND the winter.
Mrs. 2. s. Franklin. who has been
seriously i'm, leaves today for San Fran
cisco for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis c. Kelsey will be
at home to their friends after Feb. =,
at 1916 East First South street
The members Of the choir Of st. Paurs
were pleasantly entertained during the
week by Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert.
..
AIR and Mrs. Heber J. Grant and
Mrs. Ray Grant NayloT leave during
the coming week for Pacific Grove, Cal
The marriage of Miss Nettie Bern
hardt and Henry Nj. Crowther took
place Thursday at St. Marks cathedral.
Mrs. J. J. JudsOn was the hostess on
/ Thursday of a dainty luncheon. Carna-
lions decorated the table, and covers
were laid for nine.
Mrs W. H. Jones entertained the Ia
{ dies of the Mexican corps very delight
4 fully on Thursday afternoon. Thirty
l FIVE guests were present.
/ Mr. and Mrs. John JOsten and daugh-
I ter will leave for Denver. thence 70
/ Chicago and New York City, where
/ they expect 10 reside in the future.
. g @
/ Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes
/ leave tomorrow for California. They
will return to Salt Lake early in May
/ for a short visit, after which they Will
/ go abroad.
/ The officers of the Utah Society
4 Army of the Philippines. are planning
/ their annual banquet, which VIII pos
sibly take place during the coming
week at the Alta club.
g o 8
I Mrs. Theron Geddes. with Miss Jenna
/ Budd and Miss Florence Kimball leaves
| on Tuesday for the east. The Young
/ ladies viii be placed in school at St
/ Louis, and Mrs. Geddes viii then meet
/ Miss Geddes in New York City.
/ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hall announce th5
engagement Of their daughter, Mary
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Social Chat.

Miss Margie Weber is at home
agaiu-
Mrs, Mary Judge leaves soon for Cal
ifornia.
Miss Macintosh left Thursday for
the coast.
Mrs. w. W. Ritter left yesterday for
California.
Miss KieseI of ogden is the guest of
Miss Park.
Colonel and Mrs Isaac Trumbo are
in the city.
Lieutenant Baldwin left yesterday
for the Preside
Mr.. and Mrs. James H Moyle have
gone to California
W. H. Krftzer of Michigan, is visit
ing friends in the citv-
Miss Hardness entertained the Sew
ing club on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Romney have re-
turned from California.
Mr. and Mrs Keogh leave during the
coming week for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Brice leave
soon for a California visit.
Miss Elizabeth Dern has returned
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c-rrr the past week was one OF the
-...-.frr. .rr-. season. Card par
. rasrr. parties. teas and recep-
.... -.rawaf each other with an al
u-ra persistence which kept lovers '-
asr..u lu continual whirl of excite
ull-
rr. NOTABLE. events Of the week we're
Given I'm honor of the delegates to the
livestock convention, and will bee long
remembered with pleasure 10y the par
t.uaH.s-
F.- rF. coming week d number oI
er..-- have been planned for society 5
amusement The most important VIII
Do. fH- assembly dance uu thursday
evening DE-. university dance FRIDAY
or.rfr- 1Ars. ". +. James dinner and
tho card uartv Tuesday afternoon az
ia. home of Mrs. Edwin Il. himDdlL
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Elizabeth. to Rev. W. sherman Hunt.
pastor Of the First Congregational
church of Telluride. Colo. The marriage
viii take place early in March.
a wedding in which salt Lake people
were interested was that Of Mrs. Daisy
SenIer Walker and DR.. +. 8. Bascom,
which took place in Chicago last Tues
day at noon. The happy couple have
gone abroad.
Mrs. A. A. Mcbride entertained Mon
da- at dinner, in honor OF her sister.
Mrs. Della Buckley of Evanston, WyO.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs W.
r. Hutchinson, Mrs. Buckley and Cap
tail ! B. Black.
The Elite Social club entertained it's
friends in a very pleasant way Friday
evening. IN the form of dancing
party given in the Ladies Literary club
rooms About fifty couple were pres
ent. and the event was pronounced by
all Is being the most successful one
given this season
Next Thursday evening in the EiSh-
tenth ward hall the 81. /. association
OF the Twentieth ward VIII give dane
ing Marty. The committee are to be
assisted by the young people of the
Eighteenth ward and a good time IS eN-
pected The following committee have
the arrangements in charge. Misses
Margie Young, Josie Howard. lnga
Hansen. Messrs. Fred Brain, Louis r.
Wells ana Clarence Nielsen
o. .,
The university dance committee has
issued neat invitations announcing its
next dancing party for JANIS. at CHRIS
tensens Mrs. w A Nelden, Mrs A.
W McCune. jr., Mrs. Henry Sadler,
Mrs. = r Kingsbury. Mrs E V Nc
Cune. MS F. A. Vincent, Mrs. Fergu-
son and Mrs W. w. Ritter are the chap
erons and Misses Louise Nelden, Mabel
Harker Florence Groesbeck, Emma
Carter and AIessrs. Gleudjnning, Rom
ney. Sanders and Sadler constitute the
committee that has these parties IN
. charge.
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The guests of the occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. jay TarviE Harris, Colonel
and Mrs Edwin +. Holmes, Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. James
J.. Frankeu. NJ. and Mrs George l.
Nya mr.. and Mrs. s. II Babcock, MIR.
and Mrs. T.. A DruehI, Nr- and Mrs. r.
s. Gerry. Lieutenant . - Mrs. Bald
win. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Evans. Mr..
and Mrs William Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. DouneU, Mr.. and Mrs. Causten
Browne ir-. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Druehl,
Mrs q. r. Richards, Mrs. John Z
Woodward. Mrs. r. q. Woodruff, the
Misses EyeTs. Judge. kimban, Sherman,
Edna Sherman, Keith, Young, Jasmine
Young. ShoOp, ESkridge, Nye, zane,
McGrath Williams. NcSsrs. Westervelt,
LYON. Ellis. G. J. Gibson Nolan, J. 5.
CrftchI0w. Porter. KatZ, W H Shear
man. =. e.. Schramm, :. X. Park, Cum
--n.nam EnMLer- E.skridge.
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Informal Card Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert Of Den
Yer were guests of honor Wednesday
evening at an informal card party Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. BOgue.
Those who enjoyed meeting the guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale,
Mr. and Mrs G I. Rood Dr. and Mrs.
HOsmeT, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Judge
and Mrs. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Kin
caid and Mr. and Mrs. TuttIe.
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For MT. and Mrs. Trent.

Mrs. Rachel Miller gave an elaborate
dinner Friday evening as a compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. g Trent and family,
who leave today for their future home
in Tasmania. The table was exquisite
~ decorated. and the menu was a de-
licious one.
The guests were Mir. and Mrs. L. Q.
Trent. Miss Trent, Miss Leila Trent,
Miss Leo Trent, the Misses Miller. Mr..
Scott Wells, MIR. Will Ritter, Mr.. Stan
Low DI-icA
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Utopia Club.

The Utopia Sixty-three Card club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mes
danes John Haughton and George
Reed on Wednesday afternoon at the
latter's residence. 663 Second street.
The prize winners were Mrs Bradley,
Mrs. Sheets and Mrs. Della Tarbet.
The next meeting Will be held at Mrs
A. T. Kerr's residence, y J street, on
Wednesday,. the S0th inst.
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For Miss Leonard

Miss Galloway entertained at lunch
con Monday for Miss Cameron Leon
ara. who left later in the week for Cal
if0rnia- Carnations and smilax were
artistica}ly used in the decorations.
The guests were Miss Leonard Miss
SaIlie Leonard. Miss Trent, Miss Miller
and Miss Welby
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Pleasant Surprise

A very pleasant surprise was ten
deTed Mr.. and Mrs.Le Cfoetchins Of
ga South Seventh East on last Friday
evening. The evening was most pleas
antly spent in cards, and after a de-
hghtful supper had been partaken of.
a musical and literary programme was
given.
Among those present were Misses
Catherine Cronin. the Misses AIillirOn,
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You and I Crystal Club.

The You and Crystal club met with
Mr and Mrs. H w Branch Thursday
evening. The decorations of the rooms
were typical of the livestock conven-
ton The prize winners for the game
were Mrs r c. Holden and Mr.. u. l.
GALLAGHER: Miss Pearl Branch and Mr.
c. a Strickland. After dainty re-
fTeshments the club adjourned 10 meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Culver
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OGDEN.

Ogden. Jan. 19.-Mr. and Mrs Henry
Doom entertained about fifty friends Of
their son James Thursday evening, at
their home on Washington avenue.
Cards and other forms of amusement
We're INDUCED in, and a supper served.
The young host of the occasion return
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Dainty Luncheon

Miss Genevieve McCornick was yes
terday the hostess of a dainty little
luncheon. The table was arranged with
violets and maidenhair. and the guests
who enjoyed II were the Misses Gena-
bud tseddes. Florence kimbau Mildred
Mcmillan. Mary Sherman. stella Fa-
bian, Nary Van Colt, Ffence Eckls,
Mary Smedley
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to wed were issued last week
as follows by the county CLERK or SAT-
George ]. Reynolds, GIenwood Springs, -
Lille A. Pennv. New Castle. Colo. D
William y. Smith. Salt Lake City. =
Charlotte T. Okey. Alpine --.--...---- ls
Alfred Neld1u. Murray -----------...--.- .
Mary NJ Evans. Murray ---.------.-. =
Erick w Anderson Murray .------------ y
Ellen G.. Pearson. Salt Lake city 900 =
Alma BullOush, Salt Lake City ------. y
Caroline J. Silver. Salt Lake City 2.
William H. Dixon, Delta, Colo----------- 2
Sadie a. Yates, Delta Colo----.--.--- =
Neal j. Anderson. Sandy ----------------- :,
Ada NJ. Anderson. Bear River CITY .
William T. Rose, CardstOu, Iaiddd---- 81
Orteusia Smith, Cardston. Canaoa---- (.
Milo .. Parrish. Mountaiuhome, Ida s
Edith Jones. salt Lake ttty .---------- :,
Franklin p. Fisher, Mdgrath, canada ].
Saraa Glib. Magrath, Canada $500 i-
Daniel \. Christensen Sanford Colo :
Matte b Irwin Sanford, Colo z
Emil Westling. Park city ----..---.----- Z
Lena Anderson. Salt Lake city 1900 =
Anton W. Anderson. SaEdy .....--...--.- p
Anna Larsen. salt Lake City -.---- =
Adam Burt. Salt Lake City .....-.--.- =
Roxy WOTthen. Salt Lake CITY .---.- :
AfphOn-O IBTOSSard. oxford. lua-------- d
Eliza q. HObson. ogden --..----..-... q
/ Thomas +. Burr. Salt Lake City ..-..- =
IOttie G.. HOWick, West JOrddn----.- p
Henry NJ Crowther- Denver Colo Z
Nellie BeTnhardt. Mercur ....--.---.-- ].
Margaret f. Edwards, Salt Lake City 2
OlOf Larson. Murray Observation-Disclosures :
Rose Gibson, Murray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j
Daniel w. Phaleu. Murray ---.--.------ $
Jennie Miller. salt Lake City ---.----. =
George Ntzhugh, Freepcrt lu-----.----- =
Minnie A. Anderson, salt Lake City s
John Mole. Croydon --.--------- 3
Kate Jackson, salt Lake City -----.. 2
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Mabel Daley. Lizzie O'Brien. Kate
Shea. Anna Johnston, May Kane, Mrs
Murphy, Messrs. p P Christensen.
Biz Reich. W. NJ Wooley. J. w
Trewhela. Frank Mcclure. Cornelius
O'D0nneli and Michael Brennan.
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beautifully appointed dinue~ at the Alta
cllsS * Mon.iay Cor Miss Mackil.FoSh.
fh= ss1@ was arranged in ths rnVate
diniug ro>n aHd handsomely aec,ira5ed.
Ssrr5unulng 1T were Miss-AIack5
Judge and Mrs. C.. g Goodwin. DR. and
Mrs Hughes DIR. Ilin0saE and Miss
Read
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Elaborate Luncheon.

THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. w. c. Hall
gave an elaborate luncheon as a fare
well to Mrs I. G. Trent. The hand
someIy arranged table was decorated
in colOrs of green and red A large
vase of American Beauties III square
of DuchrSse lace over green sas N
formed the artistic center. while over
the snowy damask were scattered
sprays Of maiden hair. Daylight was
excluded and the soft glow Of candles
shone through scarlet shades.
Covers were laid for Mrs. l. G. Trent,
Mrs. G.. G.. Goodwin, Mrs. A. ). Bower,
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs c. > Narlan, Mrs
Rachel Miller, Miss Mcleod, Mrs. Nc
MILAN and Mrs. Maclean.
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At Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read gave a
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Afternoon Card Party.
Notable among the weeks events
were the card parties, given by MIS-
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Permits to wed were issued last week
as follows by the county clerk OF salt
Lake county:
' - ~
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Entire padres E hijoS

En- ell cam;no de la vida Ia ines
perienc1a muchas veces: puede ser
origen de grandes males, .existiendo
entire padres 8 hijos ese afecto tan
puro que nos impele q ser celosos de
TODD cuanto pueda perjudicarles; pa
r6ceme entire todos los sistemas el
mas adactable, ell tratar de que nues
tros hijos nos tepgan como sus tni-
cos y verdaderos amigos fntimos.
sCon qufen puede ell hijo consul
tar un asunto mejor que con su pa
DIRE? dQuien podra dar un consejo
mas sano y mas provechos0 que 6s-
to? Que satisfaction mayor puede
caber q un padre que conocer!a fon-
do cuanto su hijo desee, sienta y sea
objeto de consulta? Convene pues
que todo buen hijo Sc asesore con
su padre, que este, dentro de ID
'recti5ud de principles que deben exis
tir entire ambos, presto Ia debida con
fanza al fruto de .sus entraflas; pero
sin confundir el afecto con Ia tole-
rancia, y no permitiendo jamas que
el hijo canine por senda extraviada,
sin darle el alerta que previene Ia vi
gilancia que SO tiene de algo que SO
estima atender Embellishments.
Nunca un buen padre podr& des
conocer Ia vida y sentimientos de
sus hijos. Nunca un buen hljo debe
abuear de la bondad de su padre;a
del autor de su existencia; del HON
bre a quiea merece respeto y consi.
deraci6n, y debe tratar con exquisite
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Los priSiOneroS beers.

ri Gobierno holand@s ha recibi.
do de buen ndmero de beers, que
desde larga fecha estan en- Santa
Elena prisioneros de Inglaterra, una
solicitud de que use sus buenos of
clos para con el Gabinete de Saint
James q fin de slcanzar que SO les
permita aoandcnar aquel desolado 6
inhospitalario islote para trasladar.
SO Ia Guayana holAndesa, en- don.
de despu6s de haber dado palabra
de no moverse de allf y mucko me-
EOS de volver q hacer armas contra
la Gran Bretana, Sc establecer6n
como colOnos.
InWU1eE lus Pr1s1oneros bocss
que hay an Ceilan y que han sido,
por decirlo as1, un modelo de pa
ciencia y buena conducta. :,
per al intermedio del Gobierho no
landes al de la Gran Bretaf1a, que
para poder colonizar Ia isla en- don.
de estan prisioneros, Sc permita que
vayan iunta1se con ellos sus mu
jeres e hijos, despu6s de promoter
formalmente no volver hacer ar.
mas contra lnglaterra.
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El gran baile.

Brillante ha sido el que tuvo lu.
gar anoche en- nuestro teatro.
Pocas veces hemos visto una
concurrencia tan extraordinaria.
Ell decorado del salon y gale
rias estaba preparado con gusto y
elegancia, y profusi6n de luces elec.
tricas iluminaban ell local de un mo
do espl6ndido.
ALI Sc di6 cita todo 10 mas dis
tinguido de la culta sociedad de San
Juan.
Ha sfdo este baile una de las
notas mas salieutes de las fiestas del
Patron, y puede estsr satisfecha de
su labor la comisi6n eucargada de
organizarlo.
A AS tres de Ia maf1ana Sc die
termino al festival, que dejara re-
cuerdos muy gratos en- los que tn
vimos ell gusto de concurrfr.
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SaDana Grande.

Sabemos que han sido muy 81.
tisfactorios los ex&menes celebra.
dos en- las respectivas Escuelas de
esta localidad. Los nif1os han reci
bido. con muestraa de tristeza, las
vacaciones. Vimos que cast todos
CON l6grimas en- los ojos sc despe.
dian de sus profesores.
Sc han despedido de nosotros
los nustrados profesores Mr. l.. r.
Sawyer y Mr. Horace O. Wells Pro
fundas simpattas Sc conquistaron
durante su permanencia en- este pue.
bio por su car&cter ben6volo y cul-
tura exquisite.
Deseamos s los Aludidos amigos,
al primero, grata permanencia en- Ia
ciudad de San Juan, y al segundo
que vientos bonancibles conduzcan
la nave que le lleva al hogar native.
r.. Sc dice que ell dia primero de
Julio la sociedad de obreros de este
pueblo, abrir& un establecimiento
mercantil con los ahorros que dicha
sociedad ha venido hacienda. :.
Ell vecino Francisco Antopgior'
gi desea saber ct pxrHdero de 50 hi
jo Tomas del mismo apellido, que
desde hace tempo salio de su casa
sin que haya 'podido saber donde SO
encuentra.
Dada la precipitation del yisje
de los amigos Sawyer y Wells, nos
encargan les despidamos de aque-
las personas de Quienes no pudie
ron despedirse personalmente.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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bondad = flnas n anaras. iamka, daba
huir la an nresent.ia. AIN an a caan
nna ertrauf.do nor mn mai ann naaiarn
haua sido fndncfdn q Ia nrxct;eaI da1
mai. & Is eiacnni6n d. nlrlin aoto In
correcto. -
Avl 40ukn dolorosos a. al aua-
rer remediar, doanuss IL no "a sha
tenido h,,ana volus sifsad "a ,nracayert
,C,uantaa daspranis. ~ anceden an
n v;da or;gan "a IA taaavnlancia do
mn na,iro o,,a crovard1, rno 6uez aiO.
nif;ca ,,n &C. ar,nsx ~ m n h;;n T Il ma INA nrndnca
a min. 49, = da.ol.ci6n, Padras nne
tanais h;;,s ead 81 cnrscanarc ;neo.
- - - sc~.a.ss ~. ra .- -. -
ts. -. Inao 1s,.esa. aa osy. ~ So snt.x NJ ~ o4.a.
na- ."n ~ S cn.e.a~ ~. +;er.y g.i. ~ ~. .,,s v
tentsr v, ~ % todo nrinc;nio I'm srrdna1.l a "a
tns acudid an m arnda5 .haata anrs !.
minarlos r,nr h sanda Hal hian.
:H;;os rno toro;s.,,r l1roa rrccu.
..d hsnsn. ac..oanra.1f s.,. X, No. - ,,,,r,
80 80 ;as,sat1naois. ~ &C., : a. ,,,,s 80. a1t,. ~ :.
go 80. as s d;r.,;snne e rn.st.s ,, 80 c,rdnct.
"a tfvanas ~ aa,3satos : xar;os, ~ ''.''' 'o'''
Padres hav one yivan dal amor
do sns .hiioa. h;ins h.v.nno matando
~. 80. tn,; ...;ss --ys1S - I,.;+s. - s. =;
sse euoI, Oo.mlnel Poss. .IsaI la VI
aa :a a. aoso1 oe sus 49,. l~11la5ssl ~ -
nas an.eleo ae.as ~. s9;v.ass 9;eas h.ees III
s,nniar % su,e, nne d1e nnr a asm3,., - e~tr.n;.do %
90 S;rf;.> ~ F. cre.@s ;fyanas 'oner;
=, ~ ~ - 49, Y: k.:s.4 s.os 49,.
uus' :r -. D1en; pao1u1e so'eaes.al ~
slp.e; ae1 esspsJ1 - ousna . conaucss. .ac;s,
: nhnoe-o a. uaotaias oIa nnos ;6ua.
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Diccionario Encyclopaedia. Htspano Amers-
Diccionario Enciclopedico, M.eua edieci3n
1890 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciciopedico. Dehtstorta, dob
grataa, Mtolcjaa, y 6eografaa ." 2 ton'os, r
Edicci6n hist6rica, La mujer enla huma,
nidad. edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La hin eesita de los Bresoz. Noueh por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa. por E Castelar, en- 2
Tomos.
Europa pintoresca. en- Tomos. edicto1
La vida de los animales por 81 DR.. A. E
Fl mundo ilustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermeregilda.
Mralies, en- Tomos.
Revoluci6n Religiosa. por E. CASTELAR,: en-
Historic de los Griegoa. por victas Du-
ruy, Tomos.
FL mundo fisico, por Amadeo Guillenim
Las razas humans, por Federico Katzel,
Astoria de los Romanos. por victas Du
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Obras completas de Mariana Jose de La
rra, -por J. Luis Pelliges, en- ! Tomo.
Las plantas que curan y las que matan.
por el DR.. Renegade, en- un Tomo.
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Martha, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- To-
mo.
La Bestia humana, por Carlos Dacteur, I
Tomo
Tres Poesias, Ell angel de la muerte, Can
ci6n de Ia Campana y Epistola Neral, lTomo.
Los trabajos del mar, por virtor Hugo, !
La Heroina, por Pnblia Ovidia Mason,
Tomo.
Postas Liricos Griegos, por los Sefores
Tomo.
Biblioteca Uasica do pindaro, por el limo.
Sr. D. Jgnacio Montes dc Ocs, en- Tomo.
La Araucsna de Don Alonzo dc Erilla, en-
Tom 6
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La ensef1arza comprende en- este
Colegio; 10 La instruction prima'
r:a. 20 La secundaria 8 pTepara
ci6n para ell ingreso en- las Universi
dades. 80 Clase de idiomas. DO
Teorfa y practica dc la Tenedurfs de
libros. 50 Cl> ses de adorno, dibu
jo, pintura y mtsica. 60 Escritura
on maquina4
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Ia Junta DIRECTIVE los Se11ores n
guientes::
Presidente, d Estehan Saldana.
Vice presidente D Juan Her
nandez Lopez. .. .e
id DJ, H. Dexter.
id D Julian Monsuri. .--~ !
Tesorero D Pedro Santisteban
Vice Tesorero D Rafael Pala-
clos Apellaniz.
Vocales D Jose Conrado, Her
pandez.
id D jose Ma Blanco.
id D Ricardo Hernandez.
id D Jose Ma Marxuach.
Secretario D Juan Guzman Be.
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Vice secretario D Rafael Pala'
clos Rodriguez.