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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17
E| Waje de Munoz Rivera
ODE NUEsTRo coRREsPoNsAL)

Necesitaba la mujer puertorri-
quena, modelo de esposas, carinosa
madre y consecuente hija un ser que
Sc lnteresase por ella: ese ser eres td,
y hoy, radiante con la aureola del
genlo, te presentas ante nosotras. Y
ante tu fecunda inteligencia, tn va
lor civico, tn indomable fuerza de vo-
luntad, te arrojamos flores que son
tan puras como nosotras. iSigue en-
tn labor polftica, Munoz Rivera! La
gloria Sc destina los homDres de
abnegacion sublime.
Borinquen, nuestra patria, te
aguarda; la mujer puertorriquena te
admira, te saluda y te dice; Ave,
Munoz Rivera !D
La senora America Puente, que
es una artista, diio con admirable
entonacion estas frases
<Noble hermano, permfteme es-
ia frase. Nacida en- la terra de Bo-
livar, donde aprendi conocer Ia Ii
bertad y ell derecho, vine esta tie
ira de mis- padres en- 6poca en- que
los c0DaponteS torturaban al hi1o del
pals. Desde ent6nces te conozco; desde
ent6nces Sc grabo en- mi coraz0n el
nombre de Munoz Rivera.
Hoy que me halo en- este hos
pitalario pueblo, que Sc regocija con
tn presencia, sin autorizaci0n para
clio me permito tomar la palabra.
La cue mace en- ell mundo de la
hbertad debe quemar incienso y mira
al hbre; debe hacer ptblica su ad-
miIaci6n, su APPLAUSE al noble caudi-
Ito que con caracter espartano y la
abnegaci6n de Bolivar lucha y lucha
hasta triunfar y destruir las tinieblas
del error y encender en- ell horizonte
la luz de la verdad.
No desmayes Mufloz Rivera
Cuando desaparezca ell dltimo federal
te quedan las mujeres puerto-riquenas
y tn hermana; elias, sin6 son las
amazonas del Tonnes, seran las de
Borinquen y ante sus atractlvos por
Tla virtud sucumbiFan los renegados
politicos.
Este bouquet te ofrezco: repre-
senta LIS flores naguabehas, aqui
congregadas y ese laso venezolane
que las sugeta cs ell coFazon que t.
habla, te admira, te respeta y te
dice: iiHossanna liuhoz Rveralln
La senorita Paca Rivero, muy
enocionada al empezar, recobr0 alien
tos enseguida; he aqui sus palabras
4iSalve noble espartano
Loor al ilustre campe6n de las
llibertades patriasl La mujer nagua-
bena te saluda y admira; tn fecunda
viril palabra hace rodar por ell
suelo la tirania y la precipita al mon
ton para que ALI oculte su vergilnza'
lEl derecho, la raz6n y la liDertad son
tn 6gida y an te ell ariete de tn plu-
ma huyen avergonzados los malos
puertorrique1os.
Que importa cue la envidia y e.
egoismo te perslgan, te hostllceni
NADIA Mientras mas traten de We
liarte mas imponente Sc destaca tu
Ihgura y hasta las fuerzas contra
rias son tus poderosos auxlliares. Hoy
Sc piensa; hoy la pudica senorita que
mahana sera madre ensenara a sus
hiios que balbuceen esta trinidad dc
paIabra.
Patria, Madre, Munoz
Sigue tn derrotero, digno puer-
torriq queno que ell Dios Exlro corona
ra tn empresa y la patria agradecids
te acojer3 en- su seno por haberla sal
vado del caos en- que lntentaban su-
mergirla.
i Salve Munoz ll>
Estos discursos fueron acogido
icon freneticas aclamaciones. Muno:
Rivera contest6 en- ell acto. Su i'm
lprovisacion, vibrante, rapida, en- qu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17
FAREIMlIl!AIClA PEREZ AVlLES
AreeibO, Puerto - Rico.

ArecibO, Puerto Rico s'Isza Principai.
acredtada de
del
sudo por complete au prmeras
IN a Isa.
H despacho de las formulas es de intelligence personal
bao a Immediate direction del Perez Ayles.
establecmeno
ductos qumicos invenados apicados la terapeuca.
productos han sdo pmados
plata vaias Expoiciones extranjeras
Precios baalsImOs
El Perez don Pedro Rios estan enargad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17
BALNEARi0 De C0AM0
HOTEL Y r ST&U .s.N1

establecimeno ben
comoda apeecer hueped
dcho
da in rival en- a
musical
por acredado professor compotor
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PARK CITY.

Ms - Nj er@5liI rfii 10
Dlaassd 10 1ear1 ~ fbs is5v 10 ia SaIt
Eake. nearly eonspIetsIv from
arm 10 the Park as soon as,fbe wtatber
is settled.
dtT rom SAT- LAKE 5fter = brief yilif
yvIfb her sister
. y
rivs5 in tbe-peTi fbS &C. e th.
ana WIN arain make ber bon1e in e1r
midst ' oNs
s
tbe6- osSsefs - Ts5t 81 "'.
frfenIs saIt - FlSillHs VILE
VISIT.
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The last meetings for the year in
week With Mrs. Eli0tt The oatine For
the work Of the advanced grades in.
ciude decorative drawings and tAe.
idea IS TO haze deslgns madA from tae
common wild flowers OF the state as
they are found at this season. Many
produced and these are to be eXhfb-
fted at the statetfair next fal3@
The advisory committees OF the varf-
Gus grades are bpsily c0mpiling their
reports Tor tlF sG~periptendenES Office
Tnosesof the Eighth and sixth grades
have been received already bUt/the
other grades are yet to hear from The.
eommittees are as f0Alows Eighth
srade, Mrs Cassidy, Miss Bond and
sen Cox ana Arnol1 sixth.
grade, Misses Powers. Bishop and.
T~ernplston 4Fffth grade Miss Mary.
CaufHeld, Mrs Shepherd and Miss
Drew5s Fourth grade. Miss Evelyn
Reilly, Mss Green and Miss Laura
toster. Teachers of the various
grades have been asked to make sug-.
g~eStt0as tc the Wfembers OF theif COIN.
Dllttees, and the suggestions are to- De.
used IN prepaElng next years eourse OF
study.
Bridag afternoon last Mr.. Eaton.
gave an Instructive and pleasing
talk to the pupils of the Seventh ana.
hightH grades at the Bryant school.
professor Eafonts talk was on The.
Value Of 4ht8ffrr Education Some
good points 10 The selection Of high.
school course we're emphasized.
DR.. Paden addressed the. pupils OF
the seventh ana Eighth grades OF the.
sumner school on Wednesday, after
moon nv Dr. 9ahcnfG ~n1Fr rr~ra l-rH4
Rarqeles i'm Russia and was bothsde-
ughtful and Instructive.
The last meeting of the ri &c the
Lincoln Parents, club VIII be held next
Thursday afternoOn ST 3.15. ct is
hoped tHlat Dir Cooper win mak an.
address
Miss coibarn. Miss humphrey. Miss
Flanders and Miss EHerbeck oil Row
land Hal win spend the sumner
abroad Miss CoIbHrn aid. Miss HON
pnrsy in Enstand and theMo others
IN Gernany
same OF the Training school teachers
Rave taken thsiS classes oGf during the
past week fer fied lessons. Two
rooms OF tiny people speiFt some time
So LIBERTY park. and onerteacher even
took her httle one To- farm south of
study.
The annauncement Of tbea appr0ach-
ing marfiage OF Miss R9thschiIa 81 the
Webster to a prominent eastern man
was a surprise TO her many friends
here The teachers OF that sehaoI sFera
called together on Friday at 1905 10
isten to- Jp important conamuHication
which had just been received. Tne foi-
loyVfng res8lntien was read
Where's. IL ms inscEuuable Wlsd1fns
if has pleased a young man from ST
Paul to take from Il midst and
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Hfeh scbooI-

omQrroW morning the new art aCQUiEi-
L94s Of Ine flEh scnoQ assembly room
W. tnNeAad, and presented 20 tae
wood represents the valley. the noun
tQ1ns and the stream. represents ver-
truly and with the feeling OF q true
artist Haese types OF the Utah landscape
~ nelote statue or Apollo 8eIvldere is
IN the east front corner Of the assemb,-
room ite sized statue OF Habe IS in the
t corner while on The west Wau are
- ousts eL washington and Weostes
LsAer oI tne senior class VIII
make a speech OF preservation I'm maEiuE
AliE ~De&lHn-ng oil the High chaOI Ida1I
o- Eame, Airs NJ @ Jennings VIII LeI
sometling oE the history and aesthotie
4a-I5 OF Lhe sJaEue QL Apolo, and Nv
ii. IL A. Culfner win also address tra
music
e4lely on account OF the special
Aohday programme.
Lash IuesQay morning the school Sad
tAe pressure ore listening 10 EFT0 VouaI
- sang asleep on l1e Deep and
QMlan- LOVelE oman. He.Was ac-
cQmpan4ed py Miss Arvula Clark.
AH9 NeqnesCaE morning prOSrauIme
and EAooBgan Sees Eamletss Tftrfe. lTfez
NAlrQn thea sans The CbiIds Worldr
DO What You Cau and wzs aD-
ma FQs4m1 Woodticks ln
AQQE Hair and Didn't she. jim MRS
4ee4 last sHEction was p~ar8CuIlrl-
Vel done though they we're III excel
AmoHg the recent visitors ne tie school
Wer Dr. karl N0euch of the ogden
VINO goes next Fe5r 90 Lo-
S5asS Mrs John Reed and Aiss
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Provo. May 1O-The Nineteenth Cen
fury club met Friday afternoon at the
Shone Of Mrs. Schwab.
The first paper was given BY Mrs
De Noisy touching upon Rpssia's cell
ebrated painters, n was very much
appreciated
Mrs. Schwab gave a paper on Soup
tire, Miss Jackson read a very inter-
estiuE paper on ffli8S T.. Repine- and
Mrs. Searfe happily entertained the
club with From Moscow TO Vladivos-
tol1.
A REORGANIZATION Of the club was per
fected with Mrs Elmer Corfman pres
-ideRt ard Mrs RNH Beesley vice pres
ident
Or. Paden OF salt Lake VIII lecture
church next Friday evening on the
subject of T2ambles Through Russia,
Mrs u. Alfred Of Salt Lake City was
a guest Of thescIub this week.
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of the pres
ident, Mrs. Beck. The president gave a
very excellent paper on the present
royal family their children and their
different homes. After recess ten mem-
bers responded to roll call. and the club
elected the following officers for the en-
President. Mrs Cordelia Beck: vice
PRESIDENT Mrs E}nOr Warner; secre-
tary, Mrs. Pearl Yates. assistant sec
fetary. Miss Ruby Christensen; treas
ureE Mrs Dora Irvine advisory board,
Partridge and Floe Speckart; librarian,
AIRS. Eta BagIy; critic, Miss Alice
REYNOLDS parhamentarian. Mrs. Nettia
King The club accepted an invitation
from the Century cIub to meet with
ktheGh att the CONGREGATIONAL church
next TUESDAY evening. Club adjourned
to- meet again in week with Mrs
Beck.
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Maniae-e Ticansas.

The foaowtne permits to wed were is-
$3.50 last week bS the county clerk Of
Sait lake c0unty.s
Fredertck d. poweil, Alta <.....--....
Louise a. Blythe, EranIte .....l9
Ilenlas s. Green, SAT- Lake City ......2l
annie y smith. SalL Lake city --....ig
John GiuL Sugar ward --..--...-- .35
Ttuuoccutiua Luctniretti. salt LaJce.-24
N-tae Iedrini, salt Lake City ..-.-.33
cess Glnl. Sait Lake ity<..-----.
Eel~la Lucchiuett Sasr lake City
EoWIId. ia &ries. Satt Lak Citv.-.
Anna u t~iammouc. Salt Lake City 30
Jti-u ~ M~cFluuou- ~Etanooiul ....-s.
eulh Tyson Randolph ....-
Louis j. Workman, Ferual .-.....-... %
Nay 2. buzze. Salt Lake City ........1Q
Frank Ash. BINGHAM .......@ So
EItzabetn ClJgE. Bingham ....- -
terIT Flir san dose. MeNico.-.--.3
AIce 81 Price. SatL Lake city ........ 40
Jar2cs W sloan. stockton 2 IS
Ala-y luun stockton --2 Is
tl8roe ~. EridgcforG. Salr Lake CITY "a
gueit1 NJ Larsen. salt lake k1tv ~
tieH FIetuscnu1tut, cp0kaue. Wash. l
I-llZle Lyon. Spokane. WaSh..
Llouas Green Vim Greek Is
ellen Iogni. uihL Greek ... 81
a9epn IT, bIctarc SAT- Lake City .el
ifenee = OIel- Sait Lake City
las9 90 W~nttehead salt Lake City.51
k w. 1rauti salt Lake city 2t
Smith. Haft Lake lffv 10
Cnaries Schneider. Des Af0ines Ia.
Marie Surtees. Salt Jake city -
alfhu % N~ntt-uore, Provo .21
tdcnards, Salt AXE city ....2I
conn ~ L~ttDSNlckt ealt Lake CitE
emma "a freeericNson SaltlLake
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that bourne from which a few travellers
return, a u 1ady has hereto
tore borne high reputation Tor sEabil-
1ly ana purpose, and a personality
ments- however Subtle q Wiles, hove
ever sedUctiXe&b e 1t therefore
Reserved, That we, the teachers of
ane Ae0sIef school. Ah0 areestiEanct
rde that there may be no further de-
rRlenon in ogn. ranks. dosoand ourselves
tcgether ia one solid Gordon. of resfsr-
aNee agatnst any Afurthee usIIrpatiOn of
rgfights IN this iustdious way.
y. BS-The working of this rule is
~ofexistgng coRtrarts
Eats rule WAS unanimously amended
Dy pacing the words and possible
b word existing
elss H9shseh1ld was presented with.
a token Of the teachers regard to
which b responded IN a very hapDv.
manner Her many friends in the
teaching ecrbs viii doe sorry 10 lose her.
from the ranks.
Miss Rothsehld.s place at h web.
Lake
Mr.. II IS Clark gave q tank to the
history classes OF the Bryant school.
on 1A1fseay aI1ernoon. Mr.. Clark is.
{ ksetafi on the elNil war, and nothing
could have been mere interesting 10.
the boys and girls than his graphic
description Of the siege 81 Nieksburg.
Miss Drew, Miss Fitzgerald ana MISS
F~eatherstone OF the Lowell were tseI
guests Of Mf. and Mrs Chambers in a
most ~enj0yable "trip to Murray yester-
DAY afternoon a tour of the shelters
and an insight into the mining business
Sasrs made the Zip altogether a de-
-A
AT the regular meeting of the Emer-
son Parentsf C6oc FridaX Miss Nav
S2ve a-heipful talk on Training Tor
a~otASrhQad larse number Of
mothers heaEq the talk and enjoyed it.
The Fifth grade Of ire Longfenow
senoot listened to a most Interesting
address by Ge49nel Logan Fridav af-.
terl1oon-
The teachers and pupils 81 the
tWe4fth are delightea Hith IKE beauti-
fp1 atetures and two casts. NIGHT, ana.
p~urchased with the urA-
eeecs of thefr aru exhf5it Tbe casts
are lhor@aldsens ana are two of his
most noFed works
on last Tnursday afternoon Dr.
whitney, . medical fnspectoI. save
Ene pupils ot rooms Iand+8eef Riverside
school a very interesting and fpraetscaf
talkon the teeth and thair care. The
Doctor Illustrated his talk withEcastss
diae rams ana charts WhichE.adae7
greatly tosthe Interest,"
Miss Birch and Miss Brinton, teach
esS 2 t~ne-IFaining school spent a part
Pr Friday at the Quuirrh.
Rresident Newman 0f the board 81
TOO spe8t q part Of Wednesday
FisItilg 81 the lowell.
. Ihe Whittier school h Is suffer the
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The Ladies Literary club held its an
nual election of officers Friday after
noon The election, with the reports of
the various committees, and of the
retiring officers, marked the close of a
very successful club year.
Following are the officers for the
year 1902. Mrs. w. c. Jennings,
president; Mrs. II. C.. Wallace. vice
president; NJ A. T. Vollmer. second
vice president; Mrs. n. 3. White, cor
responding secretary; Mrs, S. c.. Hicks,
recording secretary, Mrs. +. q. Critch-
low, treasurer; Mrs. Nellie x. Mont
gomery. librarian; Mrs. a. J.. Gorham.
critic; Mrs w r.. Wightman, histor-
ian. directors, MISC 3 Douglas, Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Mrs S. W. Morrison
The sections win meet as follows dur
ing the week. The Browning section
VIII MEET at Rowland hall Tuesday
evening at s O'Clock. They VIII read
"Abt Vogler3 and "Soccata of Gallup
pi's."
The postponed meeting of the current
events and current literature section
will be held on Friday afternoon, May
~, at ? o'clock The programme will
be; Paper, "A Defense Of Fiction,
Mrs. F. J.. Fabian: paper, Wireless
T~elegraphy, Professor Hager.
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PROVO.


Provo, May 1.-THE Parents class
met Wednesday in college hall and
listened TO a very interesting lecture
by Professor Eggertson of SpringviBe,
on "rhe Girl
Miss Annie Pamrn and Miss Helen
Moore of salt Lake City have been
visiting Provo friends since Wednes-
day afternoon
Miss Lilis Mcbride has returned from
Iooeie, where she has been spending
the wiuter with her sister, Mrs. Mabel
She school year Of the public schools
of Provo closed today. and the students
were given an outing at the Provo lake
resort Quite a serious accident oc-
CURED, though. TO mar the JOY of the
little ones. While riding in the merry
~go-round' h apparatus gave way.
THROWING tire children to the ground
and badly injuring Miss Alice Grier
and Miss Annie Bullock. A large swing
pole fell upon them. cutting an ugly
cash in Miss BUlI0ek's forehead, in
which lever stitches had to be taken.
and badly s%prafniug the hip Joint of
Miss Grier. The girls had to be brought
90 town fer medical aid.
The air has been literally filed today
with brown butterflies, on their way
uorthward. From whence they came
or what their mission may be toEthe
D0rthward IS an unsolved problem.
Service will be held at the Episcopal
chapel Sunday morning at II. Morning
prayer with sermon,
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vest After visiting at home for a
yer.
S, r. Myers arrived last week from
Oklahoma 70 visit in Ogden
Mr.. and Mrs. g. z. Maynard have
gone TO California for a vacation trip
Of about a month.
Miss Media Corey Of the University Of
Utah is home in Ogden visiting for a
few days.
MRS. ". II. Carroll arrived from the
%est yesterday and IS visiting her son,
~. S Carroll WITH her is her daugh-
- absence from Toiedo, %, where she
~ employed.
Joseph scowcroft left for the east last
week
Mrs, OF. 9 w Dairynpie and chill
dren left WEDNESDAYS for St. Paul,
Mimi, to visit the doctors parents.
Alva Scovile is expected to arrive
home this week after three months
mission work IN Germany.
Mrs N: p Cassel 81 Cleveland is an
ogden visitor
Miss Hunter Of SAT- Lake is visiting
Miss Letrie Richards.
. 9 .
Rob Wilson returned Wednesday
from Germany where ne has been for
over three years in he missionary
field.
- dance wiz be given Friday even
ing in the second ward institute.
g - e
Mics TI7a 0rEIo~nrAf 1oFN Lost rr-onrr
for San Francisco.
Mrs. George 2 MeCabe n daugh-
ter. Helen. Of Washington, D. c., are
visiting relatives in Ogden.
Miss Pearl Hunt and Ensign l. Tracy
We're united in Wedl0ck Monday even
ing by Justice Joseph Hall at the res
idenee of 2 brides parents,
John A. Stevens and wife; formerly
OF, ogden, but now of ST. Louis. were
visiting here last week.
Archie cross has returned from
Huntington, ore.
John Atkinson and,wife left Thursday
for Cape Nome
Mrs. csJ. Corey and daughter. Merle.
left Thursday for Salt Lake to visit
ILEEH " AA# Az Isl
is soon TO remove 20 Denver.
Mrs Cassell of Columbus. general
vice president OF the Ladies Auxiliary
1.-THE Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, aad editress OF the Engineers
Journal was in ogden the latter part
OF the week, the guest of Mrs. Lindsay
and of the local lodge. "a fete was
arranged in her honor Friday. when a
trip was taken up the cauyaE and in
the evening n Banquet furnished by
the engineers was spread for the party
at the Reed hotel. Those participating.
besides the guest Of honor, were
Aiessrs. and Mesdames Van Nance,
Hatstead, Henly. ID. Rowlands, Nevin,
Tomasek, Young. Shields, Biddle. Free
man, Mapes, Neesly. Lindsey. Clark,
Christensen, Misses Henly ana Toma-
SEX Mrs CasseIl is now visiting in
salt Lake
Gus Wright, jr, Is back from Cali
Glenwood's opening day is to be next
Tracy Palmer and Rachael Child.
both of ogden. were today married BY
Justice Parker J. Hau.
Mrs. W j. Toy entertained Friday
evening at her home on Twenty-fourth
street Fhe evening was made pleas
ant With music, REGULATIONS and a
sumptuous supper.
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No verdict in the Biacklisting Case.

Chicago, May 1L-IR the BrisooH
blackisting case. the jury failed to
agree ana was discharged by the court
today. The case was that OF Michael
DriscoH against The Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne < Chicago Railway company
o $59.000 damages for alleged black
listing AFTER ( American Railway
sWitchman. ard like many others sued
the roads for alleged discrimination
against those who had joined in the
strike. advancing the charge that the
railroads of the United States have en-
tered into a conspiracy to blacklist
every man who takes part in any strike
TO better his condition and to- deny
them employment unless the read for
which they last worked for gives them
a character
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Council of Jewish Women.

The Council of Jewish Women held
its annual meeting Monday afternoon
and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. y. Mooney; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. H. Gariz. recording secre-
tary, Mrs. II. Harris corresponding
secretary, Miss Martha Waters; treas
urer, Mrs. Sig simon; auditor, Mrs. S.
Samues.
The guest Of the afternoon was Miss
Robinson, the talented Jewess who is
travelling throughout the United States
in the interest Of the English ~transla-
ton of the TaTm4Id-
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OGDEN.


ogden. Nay u@Great p-renarafious
socially and otherwise are being made
ior she reception Of the D~residentiaI
marty in Jg0en on June 3 Itis nrob-
aDie mat the city VIII be
oefofe ted Irom center 20 outskirts ~
many ci4zeus are preparing for
unique and costly designs.
Ine season of indoor daucing has
about drawn 20 a CLOSE The anal
dance Of the Wednesday Nfvbf GInh
was given this week al ChrisfensSn
ending q most delightful series. Tbe
Hi8h school gives a party at-Chsfsren-
sens friday and there is 10 ba one
the same eNsuiug at the second yrarJ
amusementtfah. Advancement. ara aI-
r2ady being made by many ogden FAM
mes leY summer OutinEs-and i'll is prob
aole tiat Maiou's Heights. TIE Hermit
4Ha 2lLer canyon resorts VIII ere
long be threnged-
ooelety ls eV4nelng much interest i'm
zoe appearance here on Monday Of Mrs
Lortte Levy Kahn and Eefi CIavysor
Brown with b corson Clarke COM
pang-
She family IF y. g.. Gunneu.
~ y sbealy left Thursday Tor 4
brief visit 70 Denver.
Hiss Queen " Grow and u. 4. Dumas
we've married Monday afternooe a. The
honff Of the brides parents by Bishou
ltoDert - eQuarrle
rived Wednesday efternoon from tie
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Ogden clubs.

The child Culture club met at the
home Of Mrs. G. e. Driver. Friday af-
terno0n. Mrs FlYgare reported from
the business committee of the clubs
thai after the expenses of the reading
given bS Miss Oiver had been paid
there was a surplus to be divided be-
tween the clubs. As there is an out
standing debt of the Federated clubs of
Ogden it was decided that the portion
Of the g. e.. C. be-applied on the debt.
The other clubs viii no doubt take.
similar action. A paper on prenatal
influence was read and discussed by
1be members The visitors of the af-
ternoon were Misses Emma Wright
and Middleton Action on the revision
of the state constitution was deferred
until the next meeting which will be
held at the home of Mrs<Angus Wright.
$50 Twenty-fourth street. May II. a
full attendance IS especially urged.
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Comn1trtee are ~ wqrk oH the course
log lpe logue-
evening To- brIa 65r Ser eIfea
ton Miss Alma Robinson.
ATS MacEWdn entertains the luniar
~ glasses 91turqay evenins aC
w ~. Hni assistant -iu English. WIN
eonaueI me classes u Eusiish m The
coIege June 1Q-Julv 9 Tbe s~ho.I Il
under the auspices of-,he county =uperiu-
1900 ee44ses at t1IA i q graduate
~ tie DnihefsllE or CaiE0rnla- and made
ee14tly 81 English. He-is just SOM
Fll MS urst year the college.
Mc MAtou musical director, IS kept es-
p noWaaaFs drilling the
ehor and slee club for specIal music tor
deliver tbA Bacealaura7fe r9~ So
man VIII deliver the c-ommeneement ora
nlaled by the -four youns Womm eradu-
DO sloHal business Before commence
ninth Of the senior GAS has i
quo one can md out which one
mouse are planning 10 mts
surprise party That evening but ne
the surprise until Monday. So thaf 4
mag attend Mrs MaeEwsn party.
$500 pau Sst3rday evening was
os-ei success bur NOS q f-nanciaI
R9naAza-to9 much rain, and to greaE
efaetion Pima fore at the opera
game of baseball is arranged for.
1loncaE afternoon Between the &C ana
1Hs e . teens % the %. = campus.
sen-. Two sophomore F-rdrwe a~s
peetlng 10 take the e-X1lninaui67 III Saf-
49, soon 60 compete Ter West
JenRie Herriek Of Ogden IS TO
evening in the dramaric recf+ei
yours lady expects 10 enter coTese
time been I'LL In the hosr,ftaT al H-~[l-5
81 - ngea improved tnat lie Is again In