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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

hombres politicos, manifesto que es TN
hecho inconcuso que cuando mis- gran
des son las personalidades, mas Sc
prestan en- todos los peri6dicos del
mundo, a ser caricaturados.
Dijo que 81 era un politico y por
tanto, tenfa enemigos mo los tiene
ell Juez Mac Kenna, como los tiene ell
fiscal Pettingill como los tienen todos
los que Sc dedican q los negocios de
administration polftica.
Manifesto que habla rehusado la
defensa del senior Sweet porque estaba
SECURE de que al presentarse ante el
Jurado que tenfa que juzgarle, confa-
ba en- su rectitud y honorabilidad de
hombres probos y de conciencia.
Te min6 dejando su causa & la
consideration del Jurado.
Ell fiscal senior PETIT ngill hizo algu.
mas consideraciones en- ingl6s que no
pudimos tomar a falta de int6rprete.
Ell iuez Mac K9nna instruy6 al ju =
rado, recordando las instrucciones de
la secci6n 1898 de los Estatutos de los
Estados Unidos,
Sc concedi6 un receso de una no =
ra, y a las cinco entr6 en- la sala el
jurado, declarando culpable de delito
contra las leyes postales q don Julio
Medina, pero recomendando al tribu-
nal Sfusrtementea clemencia para ell
acusado.
La sentencia Sc dictari en- "a tar.
de de hoy manana.
I'll pdblico que asisti6 q este i'm.
portante proceso, la mayor parte era
letradO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

Sobrina con un cochero honrado, en-
prendedor, que seria hombre de ira
bajo, a verla casada con un duque, de
los solicitadores de riqueza.
A la ssz6n Sc encontraba en- los
Estados Unidos, un duque casado con
una millionaire americana, que sin
considerai sc audido sali6 q la defen-
sa de su clase.
Andres Carnegie rectifc6; todos
los duques no son malos, pero de que
los hay, los hay malfsimos y sin mas
amor para nuestras muchachas casa.
deras que ell que les inspira ell vii me
tai.
Y ahora resulta que una escritora d
inglesa eminente, pone de blanco Y
verde en- una novela reciente que ha
sido iuzgada festivamente por ell 81 our
nalS, q la aristocracia britinica q los
americanos r cos de uno Y otro sexo.
FL llbro contiene estas piadosas
ahrmaciones; e6Por que es tan popu-
lar la mujer americana en- la scciedad
lnglesa? Mucha de la popularidad de
que disfruta cuando viene a Londres
por una estaci6n, es debido la idea
que los est6lidos brit4nicos tienen me
tida en- la cabeza, de que ella tiene, de
que ella debe tener Dinero. La mu
chacha americana y ell dinero son ge
melos, segdn la creencia de estos este
lidOs Y cuando g. eSt6lido hrit4nico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
En- IA CORTE FEDERAL

y las diez cuarto de la manana
de hoy di6 comienzo en- la Corte Fede
raj la vista de la causa seguida contca
don Felix Medina, administrator dc
el peri6dico La Indcpcndcncja, de Ma.
yaguez,
Sc procede a formar nuevo jurado,
Despues de algunas recusaciones he.
chas para las parties, queda aquel
constitufdo defnitiyamente a las once,
Comparecen declarar como tes
tigos en- eSta causa, Mr Frid Lessen,
Administrator dc Correos de Maya
gaez, Mr. Mac Leo1, Inspector General
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

Sc tija en- algo --en cualquier cosa-en
la pasiva resistencia de la materia que
C )mpone su cerebro hace de ella un LIE.
viatan, no con uno sino con muchisimos
ganchos para tijarlo y atarlo bien. De
este ocurre a menudo que la muchacha
americana, smart, bien vestida, gracio-
sa, 10 atraiga en- primer termino por
que Sc dice d 81 mismo: sDinero,. Co.
noce todas las fortunas de las meiores
familias de su pals y ninguna de elias
es bastante grande q satisfacerlo. La
americana Sc presenta con mas me.
nos misterio tinanciero. Puede tener
mil ares, puede tener millones Ell no
esta completam nte SECURE, y hace todo
10 que puede para ganar su estimation,
mientras que adquiere diplomaticamen.
te algunos informes. Si sus esperan.
zas descansan en- una base firme, re.
dobta las atenciones; 81 por ell contra.
rio han sido levsntadas sobre arena,
gradualmente disminuye sus obsequios
y Sc evapora.S
Tslas opiulones de una ipglesa,
q le dice en otra parte de gu libro q ie
la bueua socledad de log atsrra h a 81.
do WI gariz sd a con la intici6n america.
ma, corcnerdan con las prevenciones
d. Carnegie y dan la rsz6n 4 este de.
% crata que pl efere los plebeyos ira
b ajadores los mobiles busca dineros.
| [Oe sLa Propaganda Nustradasl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
Querella de prinlos

Una Sobrina de Andres Carnegie
case hace un aho con ell cochero de su
madre. Ell matrimonio, por supuesto,
Sc verified lejos de la casa paterna Y
sin asistencia de parieptes, y q estos
les fac notificado, la usanza en- tales
casos, poniendo por medic 10 IRENE
diable.
Los noyios partieron para Europa,
de donde regresarOn ha pocos dfas con
un retono monisimo que los reconcili6
con la familia.
Andres Carnegie fue recibirlos
al muelIe y les dio alojamiento en- su
palacio de la Quinta Avenida.
La pareja regresaba para comprar
una granja y ponerse q trabajar, por
que marido y mujer estAn satisfechos
de su boda, la celebraron por amor,
siguen amandose son dos caracteres
valeroSos,
\ entonces Sc supo que ell linico de
la famiia que habfa esta 10 en- ell secre-
to del mat imonio, que 10 aprob6 Y 10
protegi6, y di6 dinero para ell paseo de
los desposados, fue ell Millionaire cuyo
nombre ha resonado recientemente por
la donaci6n de 120O0, 600 de do lars
para el sostenimiento de escuelas p1
hlicaS en- diversos Estados de la Union
Americana.
FL buen millionaire fue llamado
seXc6ntricoH. y 6l conteSt6 tranquila.
NJ .nte one nrnferia nl M ninnnio de sn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
c9|onIa especial De estudian-
les OueTtO-Tiquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Janer
1914, DRUID AVE

Admite nifios niflas MEMORIES dc
IA ados, raz6n de $40 autIcipados
por Semestre, On concepto de upilaje,
,assh hlaza, lavAdp do ropA es!stsnc a
n5ilca medici las. ReteralciaE DR. ,
3bll y L;da,. Fig tsras y pat4A "a San
II41; u Ariur, ni4t an \'4,ih :; y
L Otc4sistss en- Rio Plnlr2s; Doctor
Martinez GIasp on M1yas1 z, Lcdc,
IulA eD Ponce; D. Basliio Pl1ero en-
5aro,ins, D. JlsI OAvlla "a Manatf;
D, Io.4 VI. Do iasl A ;laiilia 0 Fraa.
c,sc1 G ,liiaai b lose B4attAz eu
Via1 ,aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

me alivi6. Parecfa actuar en- ammonia
con ell sistema, eliminando el venenv,
impidiendo el curse de la enfermedad, y
gradualmente restituyendo mi salud y
mis- fuerzas,"
Tenemos archivados miles de testi-
monios como los arriba mencionados, Y
solamente podriamos dar una idea, de la
multitud de recomendaciones que reci-
bimos sin ser solicitadas.
Direction: DR.. Hartman, Presidente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio, f. I. de A.
La correspondence es atendida
estricta J contidencialments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

E que suscrlbe pone en conoci.
tntsnto de Sus numerosos psrroQuia.
NOS, q1e desde esta fesh,, y en mi sc.
gundo comedor, los precIos estarsn
90 re- acl6n con Ia aitpa Ion sct1alt
20 biskk, II ctvs. Uns tlrnsra EN-.
pansds, 10 ctvs Un srrol con GALL.
ne, 10 ctvs. % caldo g g,llego, 10 ctvs
un bacslao & ls viEoaioa, 10 ctys. Una
Sopa con earns, 3 ctVa. Una sops de
gsllina, . etv1. UaR mixla, s ctYI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
.ESCUELA INDUSTRIAL
La que funcionaba en- Puerta
de Terra Sc abrira en-
la Capital,
kNSENANzA PRsCTlCA

AVESO AL PtBHCO. Ddrante las
pr6Ximas vacaciones escolares SO tras.
ladara la EScuela Industrial de Puerta
de TERRA al antique cuartel de San
Francisco y ALI Sc abrira en- Septic n.
bre del preSente af1o.
FL trabajo de este plantel no ten.
dra relaci6n alguna con el de la Alta
Escuela Central pero estara bajo la
misma direction. En- la Escuela In.
duStrial, ademas del trabajo manual,
habra instruction en- las asignaturas
elementaleS, como geografia, aritmeti.
ca, historic, ingles y espahol, y ell pro.
grama sera arreglado de tai modo que
mientras una division de alumnos estt
dando clase en- las asignaturas de re.
ferencia, otra division estara ocupada
en- ell departamento de trabaios ma,
nuales.
Tres profesores seran empleados
para hacerse cargo de la instruction
elemental, dando clase una division
por la mafana y a otra por la tarde,
En- cambio, 6sta estara ocupada con ell
trabajo manual por la mahana aqu6.
LA por la tarde,
Habra instruction en- dibujo mec5
nico y mano alzada, en- cocina, ca.
lado, costura, carpinterfa, talabarte.
ria en- trabaios de canastas.
Los padres de familia, seloritas y
loyenes que deSeen informarse sobre
los detalles de organization, pueuen
dirigirse al suscribiente.
L. n. CHOPPER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

y ssi suee ysnente todos los demls
platos.
Tsnb Cd sc hacea abonos para
fimllIss pcecios limi.ados, 6itos Ct q
q lincenss adelaUt das
Un cubierto de Il al y de 8 q en
el Restaurant, SO ctvs
Los iueves = dom ngos Sc hace uc
selecto caldo gal ego, y los sab4dos
pasteles J allacas con polio.
JUANG ARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

de Correos y Mr. William Fable, CO..
misionado dc la Corte Federal en- dicha
ciudad. Luego presta declaration cl
acusadO senior Medina, que en- sintesls
manifesto no tener ninguna ingel en, Ia
en- las laboies del peri6dico, apare,
ciendo solo como un admiuist4 auor
honorario del mismo.
El acto SO suspende para CONT.
1nsrlo q las dos de Ia tarde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
iipOgrGfG Ia DemOcraciQ'

En- asa iTnpTsRtO Sc hacsa Oda cIGse
ic 'rG0Wos hpOgrd soos d toias horas d,l
,i.A ! Dc a nochs. Prsd4oa lOs mas baruso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

On Coniercianfe Proriinente Que Re"
cupero La Sand Con La PeruHa.
Mr.. John Nimmo, comerciante
de la ciudad dc Toronto, Canada, Gale
Lippincott, No, 2lj, y miembro de la
0rden Mas6nica. cscrlbe 10 slguiente:
"F1e eSiadO mai de SaIud pOr cHalr0
anoS. Ell inyierno pasado cogi un
reSfriado muy severe, Ell cuIl sc
I0CaHz6 en- la yejiga y rifOnes, caG-
Sandome grandeS moIesfias, Tome
dos remedies muy anunciados para la
enfermedad en- los rinones y no me
dierOn reSuifad0S.
"La Peruna fue Ell Gaieo remedlo que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
Jose Esteban Garcia
Admin 'Strad,t del Il tpI ";I1l;jl

sAen lForaea g. San Juan Puerto amigos
ptbico general Puno cenTo Bunaa vena las habacione
Srvcio esmersdo luz electrical bado ad
o ADartado 2S6. Tslsiono 1871
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
Peiigrosa EHfermedad De Los
RidoneS, Curada.


La Peruns debe tomarse, tan pronto
como Sc siente ell primer sfntoma de
enfermedAd en- los rifones.
Este remedio va 4inmedistamente & Ia
raiz de la enfermedad,
Inmediatamente alivia los rihones
Acatarrados, de Ia sangre estancada, y
evlta que el suero escape de la sangre.
La Peruna ayuda los rifiones q echar
fuers de Ia ssngre el veneno acumulado
v asf evitA las convulciones que pueden
sobrevenir, ST el veneno Sc deja
Iermanecer.
DA vigor a la acci6n del coraz6a Y a
sistemA digestive, los cuales son aptos 4
ser afectAdos por estA enfermedad.
LA Peruna cura Ell catarro en- los
rihones, por la simple raz6n de que cura
oil catarro &donde quierG que Sc localiSa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
La Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So

Gran rebaja dc preoios ea benedeio dI pdbco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

Un remedlo, que
cura todos los de-
sarreglos catarrales
de los rii1ones, es
realmente necesario
en- el hogar. La PEI
runa es ell remedio.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
WILL SUPPORT DE WHITE.

MOSCOW November 22The sentiment OF the Zemvos is
ing to the support OF De White.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
FOREIGN news BY CABLE
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS APPEAR AGAIN

ST PETERSBURG, November 22-Newspapers W
terday for the first time in week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
SPORTS

CRICKET FOR THANKSGIVING.
TIL ewind-up of the cricket season
will take place on Thanksgiving Day
when a game will be played with the
Gable Co, which includes the S. S. Res
torer, the other side being an eleven
made up of members of the Honolulu
Cricket Club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22

New explosives constantly being sought after despite great
7eed way cua the damage constantly being by
the old ones
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22

e. Healey, A. R. Robbins, Mark
Johnson, Clarence Hughes, forwards;
John Blaisdell, George Isenberg, NJ.
Turner, halves; r. ]. Allen E. B.
Turner, backs; A. Tinker goal.
Iolanis-A. H. Other J. Bolster, J.
Anderson, J. Woo, L. G. Blackman,
forwards; F. Harrison H. Anderson,
E. Kellett, halves; F. Carter, c. Brod-
erick, backs: E. Kea, goal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
IOLANIs BEAT Y. NJ. c. A.

IOLANIS BEAT Y. NJ c. A.
The newly formed Y. NJ C. a. asso-
citation football team played their
first match yesterday at the Makiki
grounds, the Iolanis being their OPP
ponents. The latter won by goals
to /.
The teams were as follows:
Y. M. c. A.-George Waterhouse, F.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
GOLF ON SATURDAY.

GOLF ON SATURDAY.
A DOGGY tournament will be played
under the auspices of the Manoa Golf
Club on Saturday afternoon next.
Two prizes are offered, one for the
winner and one for the runner-up.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
DON'T LIKE THEIR GRUB.

GOMEL November 22-One thousand reervsts have munec
because of poor food
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22

Want ads In the Star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22

VIENNA November 22t is believed the Sultan will acced to
the demands of the Powers regarding the government of Macedonia
The allied squadron is due at the Piraeus Thursday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
HASEGAWA TO RULE KOREA.

TOXIC November 22-Baron Hasgawa will succeed the Marquis
Ito Governor General of Korea
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-22
HARD NAMES FOR A SISTER.

Several years when the Chief Justice of the Superior
Court of New Hampshire practising law in Hsboro county on
occasion he crosseXamnng the defendant in suit by
brother against sister when the defendant testified that her brother
called her hard a certain time.
"Wel said the lawyer "what the thing that he called
your?
After some hesitation the answer Gle called me ID
old Onhodox."-Boston Herald
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
Codlion Club Entcrtains.

The initial dance of the Cotillon
club at the Palmer House on Tues
day evening was very delightful
affair About thirty couples danced
the German and the club made ideal
hosts.
Among those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Budd. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Bradshaw, Jr.: Misses
Ruth Kelley. OF Springfield, o.;
Crockett, Blanche Hills. Lille Mae
WInstead. Carline Sowell. Margaret
Park, Clara Park, MANS, Cobb, Rella
Coleman. Fannie Coleman. Hattie
Terrell. Minnie Terrell. Frances Ter
rell, Ruth We'll, Halle Hisey, Nell
Holland, Ethel Morrow. Elizabeth
Sinnott. Susi.' Thompson, Allie
Cabell, Henrietta Roger, Louise Cox,
Belle Cave. Martha Davis. May
Davis. Irene Scott. Faith Langstaff.
May owen. Kathleen Whitefeld;
Messrs. Louis NJ. Rieke. Jr., Frank
c. Boon,s Roy l.. Culley, Wallace
We'll, Everett Thompson, Edmund
Clarke, Charles Altott. Herbert
Hawkins, Fred Wade. w. r. Stuyte-
want, Emmett II. Adams, John S.
Blocker. John Voolfolk. Walter Iver-
son, David koge-. Saunders Fowler
VIII Rleke, Gus Thompson, Tom
Harrison. Blanton Alien, Philo All
colt. Douglass Bagby, Stewart Sim
mott, Henry Rudy. Edison Hart,
Douglass Nash. John Sherwln. Nor
ton Hand, Calhoun Rieke. Charles
Spillman, John Brooks. DR.. l. b.
Howell, Or. Vernon Blythe, Dr.
Frank Bourne.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
Halloween Parties.

Miss Virginia Newell entertained
tha Crescendo club and their guests
on Tuesday evening at her home on
North Seventh street. IL was the
opening meeting of the club and was
a most charming Halloween indoor
fete, every detail of the artistic deco
rations being suggestive of the day
Garlands of Autumn leaves, scarlet
berries and yellow chrysanthemums
emphasized the Halloween colors.
rod, green and yellow, very beauti-
fully, and were gracefully festooned
about the reception hall and parlors.
The only illumination was from red
shaded lights and Jack-o' Lanterns,
which added weird touch to the
pretty scenfL Miss Anna Fades as
phantom and Miss Zetts Roberts as
witch received the guests at the door.
In the hall was gypsy tent where
Miss Caroline Ham and Miss Allie
y. Foster. Appropriately costumed AZ
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04

A marriage of wide interest by
reason OF the personal popularity of
the couple and tho social promi-
nencc of their families will be that
of Miss Martha Elizabeth Leech and
Mr.. Saunders A. Fowler on Tuesday
evening ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Armour Gardner on Foun-
tain avenue. The ceremony will be
solcmnized at $40 O'Clock by the
Rev. T. J. Newell. ID, D., OF the
Broadway Methodist church and a
reception will follow.
The bridal party will consist of:
Mrs Armour Gardner. matron of
honor: Miss Louise Elizabeth Cox,
maid OF honor: Mrs. Frank Graham
of Memphis. Tenn. and Miss Ruth
Kell,w of Springfield. Ohio; Mr.
William NJ Rleke. the best man;
Dir. William Christian OF Cincinnati.
Mr. Richard Rudy and Mr.. Gus
Thompson. II VIII be pink and
white wedding and the setting and
decorations will be beautifully ella
boratad in this color-scheme.
After an s-.tended wedding trip
the couple will be at home Deem
her at "Edgewood" on West
Broadway. the handsome home that
MIR. Fowler has just built.
A number OF prominent out-of-
town guests Will be present for the
occasion, among them:
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac NJ. Peters of
Memphis; Or. and Mrs Frank Gra-
ham of Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Groscclose of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker of st. Louis; Mrs. Geo
Forust of Baton Rouge, La. Miss
Ruth Kelley of Springfield, o.; Mr.
James McGoa OF Memphis; Mr.
James Campbell of st. Louis; DR.
William Christian of Cincinnati
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
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room after the game. Mrs. Leech's
guests we're:
Mesjames. w. b. Pace. of Louis
VIE; J. l.. Hicks, of Macon, Ga; Os-
oG~ Gregory, William Hughes, c. II.
Sh rrill, w. B. Mcpherson, r. b. Phil
Ups NJ. G. Cope. C. NJ. Budd. w. +.
Bradshaw. Jr. A. II. Meyers, Muscoe
Burnett. Frank Riehe, Laura Fowler,
Lonis Rieke, Robert Reeves, Ben
Wclla, I. ID. Wilcox, George -Four
noy. Victor Vuris, Henry Bradley,
Hal Corbett. W. A. Gardner Henry
Hughes, J. T.. English CHARLES Kiger
Misses Ruth Kelley, OF Springfield,
o.. Martha Leech, Claribel Riske
Carrie Rieke, Faith Langstaff, Eiz
abe,h Slnnott, Ruth We'll, ManIx
Cobb
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04

The cand party given by Mrs ThOs.
e. LeeCh on Thursday afternoon in
compliment 60 NJ IS Martha Iseech, a
bride of next week, was notable In
!ts cleverncss of detail ami beauty of
setting. Thr attractive home of the
hostess on Fountain avenue was
beautiful with flowers. The rccep-
ton hall was a bower OF On ysan.he-
MAINS, and the parlor was decorated
IN roses. Carnations weTTi used VITA M
pretty effect in the dining-room. An
orchestra in the breakfast room play
cd throughout ihe afternoon.
II was basket pa ~ and the idea
was very charmingly elaborated The
TABLES were dainty Canadian baskets
OF red and green. All the prizes we've
pretty work baskets varying in style
ami decoration. Thu first prize was
won by Miss Manic Cobb, and the Wis
tos' S prize by Mrs. w. B. Pace. OF
Louisville. Mrs w. II. Mcpherson
won the lone hand prize and Miss
Leech received the gu.st OF honor
prize. An elaborate course luncheon
with pretty individual ices and cakes
was attnctive,y servi in the din ng
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
AII.IInIIoMc,cn Week.

Much of the gayety of the week
has been due to Halloween which
was var ous.y and pleasantly honored.
These entertainments although nee
egsarily more or less informal il
character were elaborate IN setting
Outside OF the Halloween cyols. how
ever. there were several very notable
functions and the usual club NETS
so the round has been sufficiently d.
veTsified, not to be monotonous even
in It's gayety.
For the coming week the l-hding
event VIII he the wedding OF Miss
Martha Leech and Mr.. Saunders
Fowler. which. will claim much of
socieig's interest. Thu presence OF
many popular ont-of-town guests for
fhe oousion will doubtless rause
a round of informal affairs NOS yet
announced.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
Enjoyable Occasion.

Miss Louise Neible, of South Ninth
street, was pleasantly surprised on
Monday evening by a number of her
friends and the evening was very en-
joyably spent.
Those present were: Misses Lou
ise Neible, Lila May Craft, Josie
Griffin, Roxie Snsed, Matte Taylor,
Eunice Mansfield, Rosa Humphrey,
Jessie Randle. Ollie Randle, May
Vandevelde; Messrs. john Neible,
Seldom Dixon. Percy Judd, Russell
Vaudeville, Bert Mcneil, Jim San
ders, Cecil Wiseman. Eph Sisk,
Charlie Sneed, Clarence Swift.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04
Gard Party TO Mrs. Tandy.

Mrs. Charles Il. Richardson was
the hostess at pretty card party on
Monday afternoon at her home on
West Broadway in compliment to
Mrs Harry G. Tapdy, of Frankfort,
KY. The attractive home was eff
fectively decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and dahlias in the colors yell
low and white. There were tables
at cards and Mrs. Henry Thompson
"won the cup" the handsome first
prize. For the homeland prize. a
Japanese mayonnaise bowl and dish,
Miss Elizabeth Sinnott and Mrs. ID.
l.. NanCulin tied, Miss Sinnott win
ming in the cut. The guest of honor
prize. presented to Mrs. Tandy. was
pair of white gloves. The delight
full consolidation was served as
far as possible in yellow and white
effect, the individual cakes being
ornam nted with yellow flowers and
the motif otherwise emphasized.
The guests were: Mrs. Harry
Tandy. OF Frankfort; Mrs. ]. p.
Hicks, of Macon, Ga: Mrs. Oscar l..
Gregory, Mrs. Armour Gardner Mrs.
Henry Bradley, Mrs. C. II. Sheriff..
Mrs. WIN Gilbert, Mrs. w. b. Me
Pherson, Mrs. VIII Hughes. Mrs. w.
j. Hills, Mrs. David Van Culin, Mrs.
Henry Thompson, Mrs. Hubbard 5.
Wells. Mrs. George b. Hart. Mrs.
Eli Boone, Mrs Victor Voris, Mrs.
Henry Hughes, Mrs. James Brown,
Mrs. Carrie Ellis, Mrs. c. NJ. Budd,
Mrs. Elizabeth Austin. Mrs. David
Flournoy, Mrs. w. G.. Whiteield.
Mrs. VIII Bradshaw, Jr., Mrs George
I.angstaff, Jr., Mrs. Luke Russell;
Misses Emily Morrow, Elizabeth Sin
mott, Carline Sowell. Pauline Hin
ton. Anna May Yelser, Letitia Pow
ell. Birdie Voolfolk, Kelley, of
Springfield, o.
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-04

Eli c. Boone of South Sixth street on
Friday afternoon IL was an espe-
c ally enthusiastic and interesting
meeting. Mrs. Griswo.d, a member
of the Albert Sidney Johnston chap
ter of Louisville, was the guest IF
honor of the local chapter. Each
member responded TO roll call with
quotations from Patrick Henry. The
general subject, Colonial DANES and
Daughters" was discuss ID in several
clever papers. Mrs. NJ B. Nash gave
a character sketch of "Anne Hutch
inson;" Mrs. i. s. Dubois, OF Eliza
beth Schuyler" Mrs. Glover, of Mol.
lie Pitcher" and Mrs. Leslie Soule,
of Dolly Madison" Mrs David
Flournoy and Mrs George B. Hart
rendered some delightful patriotic
music. Miss Emily Morrow reported
some interesting notes on the recent
state convention at Danv1le. Two
were received by the
chapter for membership.
An attractive luncheon was served
ty the hostess during the afternoon.