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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-09
THEATRICAL


AT the Academy next Monday night
Claxton Wilstach will present Miss
Sophie Brandt and her company in "a
Madcap Princess"
Something of the good sort may be
expected in "a Madcap Princess"
which enjoyed a long and profitable en-
gagcment in New York last winter and
has met with success IL other large
has met with success in other LARGE
cities. The performance has been ac-
claimed as Il return to genuine comic
opera in It's pristine purity. 1t is said
To be full OF tuncful music, jollity,
sparkle and humor, and to tell an in.
tcresting story that is throughout
clean. The youthful charm and high
spirits OF Miss Brandt are reported to
dominate the whole.
The opera 1t is claimed is mounted
sumDtuously and the exact accuracy
CT the historical costumes is vouchcd
for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
NEW poRMIToRY FOR RANDoLPHnlAcoN COLLEGE
number Of friends Of this honored insti-
tuition OF any occasion in its current his

mum Der OF friends OF this hon Ored inStl-
tuition Of any occasion in It's current his
tory.
Many OF the most eminent educators in
the State OF Virginia will be here. A
large number OF invitations were sent out.
and most OF those have accepted. Inc
college has extended q general invitation
OF most cordial greeting and welcome, and
has arranged an elaborate programme.
Governor Montague, whose known Inter-
est in higher education has always made
him most popular speaker on the sub
5ject, will deliver the address.
Among other speakers will be Mr.. j.
Aston Chbell, DR.. W. ]. Young, Dr. w.
w. Smith, Mr.. Jain P. Branch and Pres
ident Blackwell. A platform has been
erected adjacent to the northwest corner
OF the new. building, on which will be
seated the speakers. the MasonH, the fac
ulty and friends OF the college. The
foundations of the new building are about
completed, being laid in solid cement
This new building will accommodate one
hundred additlona students with lndlvid-
mental feature OF the present architectu-
raj plan OF buildings on the campus.
The building will be the work OF the
most approved design, equipped with
steam heating apparatus, electrical Ak
lures and gas generating machines. Bath
rooms to every seven rooms will be pro-
v!ded. There are to be no Railways, thus
eliminating the element OF noise, SO
noticeable in dormitorles. The rooms will
be grouped around stairways and the
building divided into five different com
pnrtments. with outside entrances only.
CONSPICUOUS BUILDINGS.
Among tho we'll known ana conspicuous
buildings on the campus are the follow
Ing: The Pace building, tho gift several
Years ago cf- Mr.. James 3. Pace OF Rich
mona, which hns long been used to nc
comnlodateslccture rooms; the Washington
and g. Franklin Societies Hall, which was
built by the students OF former years
through tho remarkable energy of Jordan
Lambert, Of st. Louis, and w. w, Smith
andssthe Science Halls Of recent construc-
tionf, the gift Of Mr. John. p. Pettyiohn.
OF Lynchburg, Va.
Reyertlng to the early history OF Ran.
dolph-Maccn and its growth among cd,,
cationnl Institutions, there are many facts
and figures which are Significant. This is
tho first chartered denominational college
In the United States 1t began its exis-
tence as full fedged college, having al
ways committed Itself strictly to TINT
work. The most important era IN the
history the college was what is known
as the expansion period under the adj
Of one Of Its former presi-
dents. pr, y. W. Smith, It's endowment
OF 100000, previous to the war, had been
entirely swept away, and there were lass
than one hundred students A.
On July lst OF the present year II Is
shown that the board Of trustees OF Ran
dolph- Macon College control directly near.
" $7oo,ooo Of school property In Virginia
and direct the instruction OF nearly nine
hundred students.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Smith--Eure.

tSpecalt to The Times Dist a,ch.)
NORFOLK. Va. November ~ A pretty
wedding occurred this evening at six
thirty o'clock a. the Freenlason Street
Baptist Church. when Miss Ad1ie Shan :
nonhouse Eure became the bride OF Mr..
Alfred Haynes Smith. OF Atlanta, Ga. The
bride was given away by her father.
Judge aIells Lee. Eure and the ceremony
WIS performed BY the Rev. William NJ
Vines. =. d., pastor of the church. Miss
Lee Euro, sistertof the bride. vas maid
OF honor Mr.. Andrew Smith. of Wash
ington.ID. G.. Brother of the groom. was
best man. ThcreSwerc cightEbrides,naid :
Miss Eugenia Roberts. of Italcsvllle. n.
!ias Mamie Eezzcll. OF !Goldsboro. n.
c.: Mics Zene Elliott. of Edenton, n. c.:
MICS Mamie Davis. Miss Virgill!a Jones.
Miss I4ou.ae Gale Miss Lille Fentress and
Miss Hannah Moore Eure. t5{s
Mr.. Gordon Stronach. of Atlanta, Ca ::
Or. A. S. Knight. Mr.. William Shan
nonhoIGe, Mr.. W. S, Creighton and Mr..
G.. N, Vaughan.
"A reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony Mt the residen OF the
BRIDES parents on Freemason Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
ALDERMAN WILL NOT
ALLOW THORPE TO PLAY.
Virginia University Must Not Be
Put On Lower Plane Than
Columbia.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SLYNCHBURG, VA, November 1.--Ex
Captain Thorpe, Of tho football eleven
OF Columbia University, who was dropp-
ed recently from that institution for
academic deficiency has appeared at the
University OF Virginia, and a strong eff
fort Is being made By, the athletic asso-
citation toGplay him on the University.
team during the remainder OF the season.
President Alderman stated to-day that
he had not passed upon the matter and
he considered 1t one Of academic dignity
and therefore a question for the faculty
to dispose of, but that he would ear
nestly advocate that Thorpe be not per-
mitted to play on the team as the Uni
.versity OF Virginia should not sbe put
on a lower plane than Columbia.
He further stated that the inability
Of the University to play Thorpe was
a source OF as deep regret to him as 1t
would be to any student In the institu-
ton. but that he did not think Mr..
Thorpe should be allowed to represent
Virginia on the gr!dron though he, Dr.
Alderman egardedN him as the most
wonderful tackle he had ever seen play.
The local alumni association was asked
versty to adj them In the effort to have
Thorpe play. but after a conversation
with President Alderman over the long
/: distance phone 1t was decided that no
action would be taken here.
The alumni Of the university here arc
delighted over the stand OF DR.. Alderman
and many claim 1t is one OF tho best
things that have been done for the In
stitutlon for a long time. {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
MUCH CAST DAWN.
Sorrow at Decision, But They
Yell for Alderman and Faculty.

Yell tor Alderman and Faculty.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, November
1.-the recent joy In football ranks at
the University OF Virginia over the ac-
QUESTION Of Thorpe, the former Columbia
Captain, to the squad of applicants for
the VARSITY eleven was turned to grief
tonight by the action OF the president
and faculty In declining to allow Thorpe
to nlatrlculate. except under the condi-
ton that he is not to play football this
season.
To say that tbs Virginia student body.
is disappointed at the step taken by the
faculty is expressing 1t mildly. a mass
meeting Of students was held on the
lawn this afternoon, while the faculty
meeting was In session. After listening
e to addresses by Chandler. the star catcher
on the baseball team and other athlete
enthusiasts, the crowd adjourned to the!
academy building, where the president
and faculty was in session. and gave the
college yell for President Alderman. the
faculty" and Thorpe" q
DR., Pollard. one OF the representatives
OF the Athletic Association. appeared and
told the students thatfthe associations
sdegof the matter had been duly pre-.
scented to the faculty and that a dectsson
would soon be reached. The crowd there
on marched in body to Lambath's field.
where the foot-ba squad was Mt work,
and where Thorpe was in uniform en-
gazing In Practice. .55
Tho resolution adopted by the faculty
was to the effect that since Columbia
had suspended Thorpe because he could
not keep UP with his studies and athletic
engagements also therefore, the UniYer-3
sity Of Virginia felt that the same result
would be reached there. Thorpe Is UNDER
stood tonight. WILL matrlculate to-mor-
row in the engineering department, where
no will be given advanced standing In ac-f
cordance with his certificate from CO.
lun,bla.
any OF the games on the Virginia
schedule. 81 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
GEORGETOWN RECEDES..
Virginia Hears Nothing From the
Protest Against Carpenter.
cIal TO The meS-DISpatch.

@gf Especial 70 The IIIHes-DIspatch.J
4 CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
ball team, received telegram o-day
from the manager Of the Georgetown
team. which. In effect. cancels The con-
test scheduled for Saturday week You
know our position responded the George-
town manager, and then again ends the
athletic relations between the two Uni
&versties.
The managers or several university
teams have applied to Manager Bryan for
the vacant date on the Virginia schedule.
No reply has been received by Virginia
from the protest made against Carpenter
and other members Of the Virginia Poly
technc Institute team. butlthe statement
come off and seats for the game were put
on sale at the University to-day and arc
going rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
sWest--Ford.

"a ESPECIAL 10 TIC Times Dlspatch.)
B LYNCHBURG, VA. November lat
1OS Harrison Street the home Of the
noon, by DR.. w. L. Piclsard Miss Saiila
g. Ford, daughter. of Mr. Fernando c.
Z Ford. married to pr. Thomas p. West
brothertof the groom. was best lnun,
and Mss Ella Ford. sister Of the bride
was maid of honor.
The ceremony, Which was n very charms
Ing affair, was n Quiet family wedding
and was not Largely attended. DR.. and
Mrs, West left on the Norfolk and West
ern West-bound train for Columbus, @, A
from whence they. will 80 to Niagara
going 70 their home in Bedford City, in
about two weeks. - 4 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
WilCox-Tunstall.
.(speclal 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Wake Tun-
stall, daughter OF Dr. Alexander Tun-
stall. to Mr.. James Roane Wilcox took
place this evening at eight O'Clock at the
residence OF the brides parents. No 72
Frcenason Street. Rev. william *. Barr,
rector Of the St. Lukes Church. perform
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Charles TunstaN She wore
her mothers wedding gown. which Is OF
white gros grain silk with Duchess lace.
with a tulle Veil caught with orange BIOS
sons. The maid OF honor was Miss Ruth
Tunstall. sister Of the bride, and Mr..
Edward Wilcox, brother OF the groom.
was the hest man 1t was to be a cere-
rlonlous church wedding. but the invita-
,tions were recalled on account Of Dr.
Tunstall being stricken with paralysis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
- b l1t-'-i n
SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
Dr.. Shull Comes From the Indian
Territory for a Bride.
BT (Specialsto The Tines-Dispatch.

VI WINcHEsTER..yA. November la
the principals, was that OF Miss Vr-
glnia Clagett. Of Marlboro, this county,
and Dr.. Russell J.shull. OF Hugo. Indian
Territory, which took place at the old
Presbyterian manse. and Rev. James r.
Graham OBLIGATED. The bride Is the
handsome daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. H..
y. Clagett, and the groom is a son OF
Mr. and Mrs. b., c. C, Shull. both families
being prominent residents Of Marlboro 55s
The groom is a physician In the Indian
Territory and recently came here with
what Is now known TO be the Intention
OF taking back a Virginia bride. They
have been sweethearts since childhood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
! Morton Massie,
Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.,

Special to The Tines-Dl
a...LYNCHBURG.Y VA, November l.-Aliss
Florence N1assie, daughter OF Slate Sena,
tor Bland AiassIe. Of Nelson county. and
Mr.. John Morton, well known young
business man Of Lynchburg, were mar
ried quietly last night at Rustburg. the
Mr.. Jett. The couple. accompanied by
several friends. drove out to Rustburg
from this city yesterday evening and re-
turned after the marriage. Mrs. and Mrs.
for n visit with his people, after which
they will return here 10 reside.
Mr. Morton Is connected with the
SLynchburg Drug Specially Company, OF
this city, N.s ~. 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Will Marry in Georgia.
q Tho. Tim es. y isDacch.

NOR FORK VA. November l.-Invita-
tons have been Issued by Major and Mrs
Peter Pelham for tho marriage OF their
daughter, Emma, to Josiah Dickinson
Hank, Jr, the ceremony TO take place
November 22d, at tho brides home, in
Poulan, Georgia. The groom is an at
torney at law Of Norfolk. The offlciat-
Ing clergyman will be Rev. ], y. flank,
The father OF the groomI who is the
presiding elder Of the Farmville s(Ya,o'
shrethodist/Distriot and Rev, Luther LINK.
Of the Presbyterian churchRat Macon
GA. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
MORE ICE AND
REDUCED PRICES !.
Economy Buys Out City and
Forms Crystal Ice
Company.
LARGER PUBLIC HALL NEEDED
Contract Let for a New Tclc-
photlc Exchange
Building.
,snecial 10 The Times. Dlspatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA. Nosembers u.
ma recently organized Ea5fSony fcc
Company has purchased 'frtfhA W. MS
Habiston, OF Richmond, the plant OF the
city Ice Company, and Mr.. 1Iabllstons
hnlf interest In the business.
AZ a meeting last evening the new.
owners rcorgunized the Crystal Ice Com
pany, and elected the following officers:
President, Joseph p. Lambert, Of Bruns-
wick county; Vice. President, nj. Levy;
Secretary and Treasurer, N. j. Francis.
The above officers and j. spooner Epes
compose the directorate. The price paid
for the plant and half Interest has not
been made known, but Is believed to be
large, rs eleven thousand dollars worth
OF improvements have recently been
made. II is stated that the new company
will conduct business on large scale,
with reduced prices.
LARGER HALL.
Tho need OF q large public hall In
Petersburg for conventions and use as an
armory Is being much emphasized here,
both by public discussion and experience,
and it'll is suggested that such a want
can be well supplied by the addition and
extension OF a story to the large New
Market building.
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
The contract for the Petersburg Tele-
phone Company's new exchange building
has been awarded to Keller and Sons OF
this city. The building. which will be
on Union Street near the postofice, will
S be two story brick structure. twenty
three feet wide. and eighty-six feet deep.
1t is to be Of handsome architecture
and will cost about ten thousand dollars.
Jnmes 3. Leath. the telephone COM
pany's former collector has resigned to-
take charge OF the new skating rink. and
will be succeeded by r. E. Long.
~. r. Ramey, nominated for. city
treasurer at the municipal primary, has
resigned from the Board OF Aldermen.
Chief OF Police Ragland's report for
the past month shows a total OF 12s
arrests 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
VETS WIN.
Tunstall By Legal Technically,
Gets License for Two Y ears. &
2 (special 70 The Times. Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch)
II CHATHAM, VA, November 1.-The
contested election In Tuns.all District was
tried Tuesday night. After reading the
statute bearing on same. Judge Saunders
dismissed the case. .5solding that the drys
had moi complied with the law In giving
notice OF contest. This decision puts
Tunstau In the hands OF tho vets for
two years
& In the Circuit Court this week Walter
Griggs. coIorcd. for criminaly assautIng
an eight year-old girl OF his race, was
givnr eight years III the penitentiary.
Court will be in session the balance Of
this week and very probably next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Wedding Cards,
Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch.l

BRISTOL. VA. November l--Invta-
tons to the marriage OF Miss Frances
sIlene Rhea and Mr. Chas. b. Goody'
Viii be celebrated In the Central Presby-t
terIan Church on the evening Of the 18th
inst. at O'Clock. The brlde-to-be Is tho
first daughter.o of Hon. VIM. r., 3Rhea, who
in Congress for a period OF four years,
The groom to-be Is a popular young man,
who formerly resided a + Radford, Va, but
who has for some time been in the
employ ct tho Norfolk and Western
Railway Company at Bluofeld ". Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
CORNERSTONE Of
NEW D||.0RM|T0RY
AT Randolph-Ma College to
Be Laid With Cere-
11otiy.
THE GOVERNOR THE ORATOR
A Splcndid Building With Fine
Appointments and Unique
Features.
The GOVERNOR THE ORATOR

ASHLAND, VA, November There
will be large assembling Of Masons in
Ashland this week on account OF the ccr-
cmonies OF the laying OF the cornerstone
OF the Branch Dormitory OF Randolph
Macon College, which will take place in
the campus on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock The grand master Of Masons In
Virginia. Mr.. I. N. Davis, OF Lynchbure;
DR.. j. w. Egglcston, grand Junior war
den; Captain koziusco kemper, deputy
grand master and Mr.. Henry Boykin.
grand commander, will take part III the
ceremonies.
The Masonic exercises Will be under tho
auspices Of Ashland Lodge, No. 1853, Of
which DR.. Bagby, of Richmond, is the
present master. The elaborate ceremonies
arranged and the gathering OF so many
prominent Alasons Is due to the energetic
ana popular efforts Of Or. BaEby. who.
by virtue OF his Office. will preside as
toas tmaster at the banquet Friday night
at the Henry Clay Inn.
MANY FRIENDS COMING.
The occasion will attract the largest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
FIRE IN DANV1LLE.
Tremendously Large Breaks Of
Tobacco Continue.
.(spec,al to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Tines Dspatch.)
DANyILLE, VA, November 1.-Fre
early tonight destroyed the engine room;
of the Heldbach and PENIS Lumber Fac
tory. 1t is supposed that quantity OF
shnvings caught fire from the sparks
from the furnace, causing the confla-
grafton, The loss is about $500, covered
by Insurance.
The large breaks on the local tobacco
market continue and the sales were not
completed to-day, During the past two
days It Is estimated that fully thrso
thousand farmers have been In the city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Weddings in irginia.

Portsmouth, but now OF Port Norfolk
was married to-day 10 Rev. Roger S.
OF her sister. Mrs. John S. Judkins. In
Warren Crescent Client.
Miss Judkins Is the daughter of Rev.
Dr.. William Z. Judkins, who was once
pastor OF Monumental Church, Ports
mouth, also presiding elder of the dis
trict, and now has charge OF the Port
Norfolk Methodist Church. Rev. Mr..
Tyler is the rector OF the Episcopal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
7 Remedy
Need OF Reliable Treatment for Stomach
Troubles,

THE demand of the hour say our
leading druggists lis for a reliable treat
ment OF stomach troubles that is prac-
teal and convenient to use.n
There are many so-called cures but
the trouble Is that with the exception Of
Mi-o-Ha they do not cure or they are
use, being In tablet form, and every ono
who has indigestion or stomach troubles
should procure this best Of medicines and
ses how quickly It gives relief and
health,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
COTTON SHIPMENT.
Berkeley in Favor Of Annexation
to Norfolk
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

NORFOLK. VA, November 1.-There
lis an Increase In the shipments of cot
ton from here during the months OF Sep
TENDER and October The receipts were
223, a5S bales against 200 727 bales last year.
THE shipments We're 1882 bales last
year, against 1902 this year.
There was a meeting OF the Board Of
Trade OF Berkley and Of number Of,
the subject of annexation Of Berkeley. and
South Norfolk to Norfolk was thorough
" discussed. and the plan Of the Berkeley
Town Council was endorsed. There VIZ
the plans Of the two places will be har-
smonzed with that of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

II you have feeling OF heaviness after
eating, are bothered With belchlng Of
gases, are nervous, easily irrltated, Dizzy.
cannot sleep well. or have a headache
or backaehe. set e bo-cent box OF
Mi-o-na
II you cannot obtain Mi-o-na Of your
druggist, It Will be sent by mall poat-
paid on receipt OF price Sample sufficient
to show Its value will be forwarded on
request, The n. =. Booth Co., Ithaca,
N. Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Memorial Day Flowers,
Chrysanthemums &c.

Carloads of them at Mark rhompson's,7
Take Westhumpton car and get them
fresh pulled Come early Wednesday and
Thursday A. NJ. Wngonload corner Broad
and Sixth Streets Wednesday and Thurs
day 8 "A. NJ. Tell you. friends come early
before all are sold Flowers are scarce.
Phone 4b3l w. Plant roses and peoRtos
now, 100000 cabbage plants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02
Earnan-Lindsay.
fsnecial 10 The Times Dispa

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
1,YscHBURG. VA, November lin
the presence OF number Of friends IN
the Methodist Protestant Church: this
morning, Miss Mary Susan Lindsay lisa Y /, G =
FRANKLIN Earnan, Of Gordonsville the
officiating minister being Rev ], a..
straughan the pastor
Mrs, ". r. Goodman attended, the
Earman left for Gordonsyille. where the
groom is engaged In business. Miss
Lindsay has lived In this city quite a
while and has many friends here.
Tyler-Judkins.
NORFOLK, VA, November !.--Miss
Esther Mckenzie Judkns, formerly OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-02

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-24
ASOClACI0l Db DEPENDENCIES
RPgS ebecaa para las caes de cnaHdad mecan tda practical

Ia Las clases de contabilidad
mercantil te6rico prAct cas- Ge abriran
el mes de Enero pr6x'mo, en- ell To-
cal que oportt nsmsnte Sc dssigosra.
q Las matrfculas quedan abier.
tss desde ell dfa l6 de Octubre corren-
te en- Ia secretsrfa de esta ast ciaci6p,
Gale de la Fortalezs, est,b ecimiento
denominado sLa Ninfao donde podran
concurrir los seiores socios patti.
culsres que desesn ser iuscritcs.
80 Los sefiores socios que se ma
triculen psgsran SO centavos mensua a.
les desde que ell curse quede alberto
que sera en- Enero pre- X mo, psra con
ests corta spma atender a los g4stc s
de alumbrado, escrito-ios Y isl-p pa
ra los mismos, como tsmb en- ra el
juego de libros que Sc proporcionara
cada estudiante, consistente en- n
libro Diario, IN Mayor, un libro de
1nventarios, un libro de existsncia y
los demAs Ok liares que Sc estimen ne.
cessrios por los profesores; para ser
inscritos los sefiores socios tienen Que
hgurar como miembros deesta asocis.
cion dos meses ants de la spertura
del curso, 8 satisfacer las Quotas CO.
rrespondientes.a a los macs de Noviem.
bre y Dictmbre.
a. Las personss que des en- ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-24
FIESTA |NT|MA

En- Rio Piedras Sc organize en- 10
noche del sAbado dltimo una velada
1ntima, en- Ia casa de nuestro ilustardo
amigo don jose Janer. Por invita-.
ci6n de este amigo, que es uno de los
buenos elementos de Rio Piedras, ssis.
tieron q la reunion varias tefloras,
sefloritas y caballeros de Ia losalidad.
Tocaron el piano las sefioritas
zsngotita, Bird y Janer; cantaron Ia
sehorita Carri6n y el seflor Arandes;
recit6 el senior Hegr6n Ssnjurio, y To-
70 la compos ci6n <ParSntesis,, de Mu-
floz Rivera, el senior Janer. Uno de los
ndmeros de la velada fue ia romsnza
Canto de amor, tocada por Ia sefo a
zengotita, y recitada por Ia sefic rita
Carri6n. Los versos rscit .dos les 90.
cribi6 expresaments para Ia romanza
el senior Negr6n Sanjurjo.
Los distinguidos espe SOS Janer-
Landrau atendieron y obsequiaron e.
namente 4 sus amigos.