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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Un lago de .mercurio

En- las montafIas de Veracruz (M6-
jico), Sc ha descubierto TN lago de
mercurio que cuDre cerca de hecta-
rea y media de extension, Y cuya
profundidad oscila entire tres cua-
tro metros y medic, calcu1andose
que el valor del producto que con-
tiene asciende 4 muchos mil1ones
de dollars.
Las noticias del descubrimicnto las
trajo monsieur c. A. Bungi, respe-
table Y antigua minero, que por ell
mucho tempo que Sc habfa pasado
explorando Ell lago y analizando su
contenido, hab1a adquirido esa terri
bic enfermedad que atacan los que
trabajan en- las minas de Gina brio.
Ell afortunado descubridor fu6 4
los manantiales de Santa Rosalfa.
en- la provincial de chihuahua, donde
logro curarse, y regres6 a M6iico.
ALI Sc asocio con F. Lagerwa11, Opt
lento industrial sueco que a la saxon
Sc hallaba en- M6iico, con 7. B.
Feelin. Nueva York. quienes
acompafIaron Bungi 4 Veracruz v
comprobaron Ia verdad del descu-
britn iento.
Los indios de la localidad conocen
lei lago desde hace muchas genera
clones. Esta situado en- 10 mas alto
|e inaccessible de las montanas, V tie
ne la super6cie medic cubierta de
piedras, Creese que la accion vol,
Icanica ha liquidado Ell cinabrio ha
llenado de mercurio Ia depression
donde Sc halla ell lago.
Efdescubridor y sus socios sc pro-
ponen explotarlo enseguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
RGYiSta de los TribunaIOS
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Vista del pleito en- apelaci6n de Do
nisia Garcia contra Balta-
zar Cafiada.

Este pleito Sc VIC en- primera ms
tanc1a Ell 70 de Enero del corriente
af1o en- la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan y despu6s de las pruebas Y ale
gaclones, Ia Corte conden6 al deman-
dado Canada al pago de>S36o y cos
tas, como reclamation de la deman-
dante en- concepto de servicios do
rnesticos prestados 4 aquel. Cafiada
apelo de Ia sentencia de Ia Corte de
Distrito por medic de su abogado Sc
f1or Bosch y en- el dfa de hoy Sc cele,
bro la vista de la apelaci6n.
Expone Ell sef1or Bosch que 81 e1
asuntc es de importancia exfgua en-
cuanto q Ia cuantfa, la reviste tras-
cendental en- cuanto al orden iurfdi-
co, toda vez que es TN case nuevo y
por tanto que no ha ha11ado senten-
cias nj del Supreme de Espafla nj
del de los Estados Unidos Que re-
suelvan casos parecidos.
Relata los hechos del case presen :
te y dice que ALA al final del afIo
1894 8 principios del IS entr6 Dioni-
s1a Garcia en- la casa dc Baltazar Ca
flada, sin acreditarse ell caracter con
que entrara 81 fu6 no con ell de
arrendadora dc. servicios; que estuvo
en- Ia casa 70 amos y con el auxi1io
de una sobrinita de ella, que tam
b1en viva Ell casa, trabaja1a en- cos
turas para afuera; que los servicios
domesticos eran compensados con Ia
habltaclon y alimentos; que por cier-
tos d1sgustoS habidos entire e1 dueno
y la criada, @sta salio de la casa V pi-
dlo 4 aquGl una cantidad en- dinero
para lnstalarse; cue Cafiada lie ofre-
ci6 el importe de SIS, que Dionisia
rehus6; que Dionisia acudi6 al Abo
gado Rodriguez Sierra y por cartas
entire este y Caf1ada Sc convino Ia
cantldad de SIoo, que entrego Ell Sc.
gundo al primero; que Dionisia no
estuvo luego conforme con los homo
rarlos que quiso cobrarle Rodriguez
Sierra, y entablo demanda rec1aman-
do los servicios de los 10 afios. pres
tados Caflada.
Este es el asunto, dice e1 sefIor
Bosch, y esta parte ha interpuesto
apelacion fundandose en- haberse in
fringldo ei art1culo I2o del Codigo
de Enjuiciamiento Civil 8 sea no ha-
berse tenido en- consideration el do
cumento psesentado relative la
transaction veri6cada entire las par
tes.
Entra e1 sef1or Bosch 4 demostrar
que no hubo contrato de arrenda-
mlento de servicios, toda vez que
Dionisia distrajo su atenci6n en- ser
ylclos ajenos y que Sc utiliz6 para
clio de titiles de Ia casa sin percibir
por clio NADIA el sef5or Canada, ha-
c1endo citas de varios artfcu1os del
Codigo civil.
Despues alega el sefior Bosch la
prescription, que segdn eli artfculo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Por que hay mas elIV@ que eaIVaS

Cuantas veces Sc plantea la question
de ror que Sc cae ell pelo de 10 alto
de IA cabeza y no ell de los lados nj ell
de detras, Sc da una explicaci6n dife
rente del fen6meno.
La teorfa antigua nos dice que la
calvicie Sc produce siempre en- Ell es-
pacio comprendido entire las lfneas del
sombrero que ciflen la cabeza y como
nadie hasta ahora ha ofrecido una
prueba concluyente en- contrario, hay
que dar Per buena La explicacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
La function de ma1ana

Ell programa de Ia Companfa de
Variedades que dirige e1 genial ar.
tlsta M. de La Presa, para Ia function
de mafana, es esp16ndido.
En- primer turno, "Aves noctur-
mas" preciosa obra de transforma.
clones, el terceto de los ratas, que es
IN n1mero de sensaci6n.
Un acto de concerto, en- e1 cue Ia
orquesta ejecutara el gran walls Mia
CARA Z, original de nuestro distingui-
do amigo el sedor Balseiro.
Y finalmente, la aplauridisima gar
zuela Gel ito de Alcala, gran sxito
de la sef1orita Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

\ bordo del vapor "Filadelfa" ha
salido hoy para los Estados Unidos,
Ell aplaudido tenor de la Compaffa
de opera Scognamiglio, Mr.. Guido
Vannutelli, quien va contratado para
cantar a I'm teatro de la populosa ciu-
dad neoyorquina.
Deseamos feliz viaje al estimable
amigo sefor Vannutelli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
FL senOr Astol

Sc encuentra en- San Juan d d-sde
aver tarde el prestigioso orador y pc
riodista don Eugenio Astol, estimado
amigo nuestro.
Viene con el fin, de tomar parte en-
el meeting unionista que Sc efectua,
"a esta tarde, en- la plaza de Baldo-
rioty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Para New York

Nuestro estimado amigo don Gene
roso Candina, socio de la importante
casa mercantil de San Juan, Suceso-
res de Mendizabal &. Ca. ha embar-
cado hoy en- el vapor Fila 1e1fa .
con fumbo New York.
Deseamos una feliz travesfa al dis
tinguido comerciante y amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Nota del dia

Id uCoSl aid la AdGdllddd %
han conjurado en- contra de
nuestros ediles. a abrumarlos
todavfa mas, con sermoneantes
-reproches dirigidos a echar de
menos la provision que no han
tenido, y que no era possible que
tuvieran, en- el case concrete a
que nos referimos, va que la ca
sa de Ceballos, que Sc encuentra
en- tan Criticas circunstancias,
por 10 que Sc deduce del despa-
cho cablegrafco, facilitado aver
ala prensa, no pod1a ofrecer MIN
gun genera de temores en- la
epoca en- que Sc hizo deposita :
ria del dinero del emprestito.
Por otra parte, nosotros sabc-
mos y 10 sabe todo ell mundo
aqui, que nj el alcalde nj los
concejales actuales son los eau
santes de que ~el dinero del en-
prestito municipal, estuviera
en- TN banco de la metropoli, en-
vez de haber sido contiado a los
bancos puertorriquenos..
Error vlejo es ese, que come
tio Ell ayuntamiento anterior;
pero es de justicia advertir que
no fu6 suya toda la culpa; obe-
decio a imposiciones del Teso-
rero, a ex1gencias incaliflca bles
de Mr.. Willoughby.
Lo que nosotros queremos
consignar hoy, al par que otros
detalles importantes, es que sin
culpa unas veces y otras con
ella, nuestro concejo municipal
atraviesa una epoca de difficult
tades, de sobresaltos Y de sus-
tOs que son capaces de amargar
la vida al pretor de mas aga
Has.
Del texto del despacho cue
fue entregado aver en- e1 mum
cipio, a los diarios de la tarde,
no Sc deduce aquella lisonjera
tranquilidad de que Sc hizo alar-
de en- las regiones municipa1es,
al tenerse las primeras noticias
del terrible golpe sufrido por la
casa banquera de los senores
Ceballos.
Y nenos NAL que esta en- el
sitio del desastre Ell congregan-
te que tiene la culpa, el verda-
deTo, Ell 1nico responsible, de
que a pesar de los buencs de-
secs y de los excelentes propo-
sitos manifestados por los se1o-
res Ceballos, pueda sufrir nues-
tro muuicipio una p6rdida que
s1empre ha de resultar doloro-
s1sina y sensible.
La responsabilidad de 10 que
ocurre pesa sobre Mr.. Willoug-
hby. Las consecuencias, como
siempre que nuestros tutores
cometen aIgun d { "a guisado
grande llevados de su peligroso
entusiasmo por todo 10 que es
americana, las constituencies
las sufriremos nosotros y las to-
caran nuestros pretores.
Lo recordamos perfectamen-
te. Cuando Sc discuti6 en- Ell
Consejo Executive en- que ban
cos Sc deberian colocar los fon-
dos del empr6stito, a despecho
de la opinion manifestada por
los contratantes del mismo,
que encontraban perfecta ga
rantia en- los bancos del pals, ell
tesoro sostuvo que era precise
buscar una institution de mas
credito, Y que. por 10 tanto, no
hab1a mas cam1no que el dc la
metropoli.
Con Ia tozuda terquedad que
ponen en- todos sus empenos
nuestros tutores, defendio en-
contra de las irstituciones ban
carias del pals. Ia necesidad de
lleyar al exterior nuestro dine
70. el senor Willoughby.
Dentro de la fatalidad am,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Amigos de Toa Alta

Hemos tenidO el gusto de saludar 4.
nuestros amigos los senores don Ra-
fsel Nogueras y doe Luis Izquierdo,
importantes veeinos de Toa Alta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
THE NEAT INyEsTIcATToN.

The expressed and the implied prom
ises. when the Vermont legislature killed
the diseased meat investigation bill,
that tic scandal would not be allowed
to drop but that II would be continued
By the proper machinery Of proseeu-
tion must be lived up to- No question
81 politics Or political pickering shall
be allowed to stand IN the way. The
bin to authorize the investigation was
snperfiuons. inasmuch Az there already III
III process Of operation a searching *
animation before the Chittenden county
grand Jury. We take II that the at
torsey general can at any time extend
and broaden his research so that alleged
rnisdoings IN any part Of the state can
be locked up. That being the case,
there really was no need a further
request that the matter BE- sifted 10 It'll
minutest details. But IN turning down
the proposition advanced by Mr.. senter
Of Montpelier the majority Of the legis
lators have as much as promised that
there shall be no weakening Of the at
tempt to place the responsibility and
to make reputation impossible
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

low level " reached again. And All the
good intentions come To naught n or
der to get permanent movement start
ed, the efforts Of all the more important
schools must be enlisted in the work.
With that idea, We suppose, the yer-
mont Schoolmasters club has undertaken
the work Of raising the standard Of attn
Ietics and win strive 10 get the endorse
ment ~ all The secondary school prin
cipals Of the state. The Jet Of rules 70
govern athletic contests il the outward
token of the effort The rnles are rea-
sonable and should meet with the hear
ty approval 81 the heads 81 the various
schools Then, II The regulations be en-
dorsea, there deyolyes upon she club
the duty n seeing that the rules are
lived up TO in good faith. II Is worthy
purpose. II We permit hypocrisy il our
school sports and therefore hold that
hypocrisy Up as an example to the boys
and girls, how can We expect them to
shun hypocrisy when they come TO man.
hood and womanhoodg AS the twig
II bent 80 the tree i inclined, we are
told.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
SOUTH BARRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Camp have gone to
Braintree, the former to hunt deer.
Matt Robcn has gone 10 Middlesex
deer hunting.
NJ i. Lewis spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. George Patterson, in VIII.
Jamestown
Douglas Roben has bad the city water
put into his house.
Howard Clark, who has been visiting
ot the home Of MI n Jackson, has re-
turned to his home in Indefhill
Raymond Asliline ii working for IA. H
Cutler III bis livery stable AZ the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ducham spent
Sunday at the home Of his mother, Mrs
William Stacy.
Ellsworth Waters, who has been stop
ping for the past few days at Williams
town has returned home.
Miss Grace Barney. who has been Wis
iting her father, Lewis Barney, for the
past two DAYS bas returned to her school
III johnson,
A son was born ID Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pearson On October 23
Il. Al Iaughlin. who has been on the
sick list Is Improving.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25


Mr.. Jackson Of Barre IS right in his
contention that no man IS qualified to
speak for the $4,000 people Of Yer
mont on the question Of capital punish
mcnt, and that a referendum is the only
method 81 learning the real opinion Of
the state. The Nine Tailors of DooIey
street who assumed to speak for the
people Of the British empire failed 70
establish precedent, and although pub
lie speakers and private debaters claim
TO voice the opinion Of the whole com
monwealth, the claim win hardly be
allowed, on calm reflection, Nor can
the question II capital punishment be
settled BY reasoning based on Mary
Pogers fate, nor on ad captandum argi-
nents about hanging women Again,
Mr., jackson Is right Let Us have a
referendum. Burlington News.
While this sentiment does not com
port with the opinion Of legal mind
who says that II il not of the genius
Of our institutions tnat such things
lie referred to the people, We incline
TO the view that il Il the peoples bust
ness. The state Of Vermont Is sup,
posed 70 be Of, for and by the people.
II it IL 50, why not let the people occa-
sionally have direct voice in the mat
teri A refendum would not be out Of
place On this question Of substituting
life imprisonment for the death pen.
atty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
WEST TopsHAM.

Miss Fannie Chalmers il at home from
Montpelier seminary tor while.
Florence Noyes was III Orange last
week visiting her grandparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Crockett.
Miss Flossie Tubts visited her par
ents week returning Sunday.
The infant daughter Of q " Hight
remains about the same.
Mrs. Lang OF Barre visited friends in
town laAt week
Mrs. RI @. Spaulding stepped on q nail
last week and now has q very bad foot,
Mrs. Stewart Moore III Graniteyille
visited friends last week
Mrs. j, WI Philbrick and son Ray, are
stopping with Mrs. phiIbricks parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H.. a. Chase. Mr. phiibrick
rs in the mountains hunting deer
Il. q Poole was in Barre one day last
week.
Or. j Al Dow was im Barre last week
on professional business
NJ ri Ihurston WAS taken ID Barre
week III n M. Rockers ambulance lie
suiferd no bad effect and ii doing nicely.
The woods are full Of men and the
bucks are enjoying a fne time around
the farm buildings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
Notice q G. I. D. peIeaates.

A regular meeting Of the Central Labor
Union Of Barre and vicinity will be held
in the Nichols block on Friday evening
at 1880 October 26th
James Mulch. sec'y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

Remember the free band concert and
lecture In Miles hall AZ 7:30 o'clock on
Thursday, Oct. 25th. All are welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
Girls viii Be Girls at the Opera Hauss.

JiTls VIII pc Gffls az the Vpeld hauSe'
~Girls viii be girlsn which viii appear
at the opera house, Saturday, oct. RI.
Is 4 msuicai farce with a plot. An exF
ccllent company II beaded by Nr ALL
Leech, whose eacentrictries are we'll
known and tie Il reinforced by the three
Isosebuds, Maude Gray, Charlotte Iowle,
and Lilly Hart. The production i an
elaborate one, and Is staged with the
usual magnificance Of the Brady plays,
The seor written By Joseph Hart Il re-
plete with musical bits that viii be whis,
tied on tile street and many d the songs
and dances rendered by chorus n pretty
girls are distinct novelties
The possibilities for fun III 4 play that
places Mr.. All Leech at the head OF 90
pretty girls AS professor Of the rural
academy are apparent when one fenem-
hers the fun that be produces when his
class Gully numbered the Three Rosebuds.
The supporting company q capable
actors. Girls viii be Girls ii 4 we'll
written musical farce produced Fly q well
balanced company There ii q genuine
cock light which ii great, don't miss IL.
Tickets Thursday evening at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

Felix HanIeys greatest success was
scored as Hi Hoiler" III Way Down
East, a character which he originated
and played for four seasons. winning
the unanimous praise of the New York
press and the public throughout the
country As Hez IEuekins III When
the Harvest Days Are Over He has d
character which affords him the best
opportunity Of his career. and in II he
surpasses his clever work in Way Down
East" Mr.. Haney viii appear at the
opera house on next Monday evening ii
When the Harvest Days Are Over. \
Mr.. Neil Twomey, his manager. has sur
rounded him with one Of the best coma
panies On the road and carries the en-
tire scenic production
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
HYPOCRISY N SCHOOL ATHLETICS

HYPOCRISY IN SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
That there is room for Improvement
III the quality Of athletics among the
secondary schools Of Vermont Is evident
from the sporadic efforts to raise tho
standard ny quality 81 athletics Is
meant the purity and cleanliness Of the
sports rather than the degree Of excel
lence that may be attained. There has
been little change for the better because
Of these desultory attempts at reform
Here and there school win become
actuated by a better impulse and will
determine to frown upon anything that
Is professional and that appears 10 be
professional But they find il hard
work to continue The simon-pure quail
ity while other schools offer Inducements
TO athletes and build up more proficient
teams in consequence Gradually,
therefore, the better impulse becomes
dnlled by the force 81 example and the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
DON'T THROW FOOD AWAY
You VIII Not If You Read the Boston
Daily Globe.

There il no need of wasting food.
Hundreds Of experienced honsekeepers
who write for the household department
Of the Boston Daily Globe viii tell YOU
how to make use Of leftwers. II Is
a great mistake TO suppose that food
day old Is not fit to use. Such food
il properly kept will make some Of the
most delicious dishes.
The best Boston paper pnblished--The
Boston Globe. Have it at your home
every day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

THE following comment i offered by
the New York sun (Republican) anent
Governor Proctor's ntterance that we
can't legislate prosperity: Governor
Proctor has strayed far from the ways
~ virtue He will he lost unless be Il
reformed Immediately A high council
VI Republican physicians should b. con
sened Immediately TO treat The alarm
ing symptoms of political sanity and
good sense he exhibits
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25

Oscar Solomon Strans win be the
first Jew to enter the United States
cabinet when he takes Bis place at the
head Of the department Of commerce
and labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
EAST BARRE.

There v5ll bc social dance IN th,
apea house on Saturday. October gT
Giibertsons orchestra Dancing from I
to II. Bill 30 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
The state fair died a.borning

The new Vermont cattle commission
er il named Weeks. IN extent Of
power be Is simply weak.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-04
Cnme md Go Gossip.

Mrs c. B. Shackelford is visiting friends
in Des Moines, la.
Miss watkins OF Aurora, H., is the guest
Of Miss Nellie Clabaugh.
Mrs. j. Il. House has returned from
visit OF several weeks in California.
Miss Edna Keeline has gone TO Excelsior
springs. Mo, 70 spend a short time.
Mrs. Mary e. spratlen has gone to Elk
eelsior Springs to spend two weeks
Miss Marie .Nohler expects to leave the
arst Of this week for a visit in Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nash and Miss
Frances Nash have spent the week in Chi
cago.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Pickett Of Stanton,
Neb., we're the guests Of Mrs. c. b. Coon
Saturday.
Miss Ada Kirkcndan Is expected TO return
the last OF the week from an extensive
eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mauritzius expect to
leave this week for Kansas City. where
they will reside.
Miss Florence Peale returned on Thurs
day from Chicago, where she has been
studying plano with ottokaT Malek- Dur
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keeline have
moved to 12s South Thirty-hfth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ID, V. Sholes have moved
into their new home at South Thirty
third street and Woolworth Avenue.
Mrs. Francis c, Cradle Is spending The
autumn at Northampton. Mass. where
Miss Katherine Cradle is attending smith
college.
Mrs L. d. Vogel announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Vera Elizabeth
Fleming, TO Dr. Chayles Martin oLeary OF
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Scrlbner have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Leila Scrlbner. 10 Mr.. Paul
Harmon Wernher. The wedding will take
place IN December
The marriage OF Miss Byrd Purdy and
Walter Gayle Spain. which was solemnized
Saturday evening az o'clock al the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Mr. Eugene
Purdy o23 North Tweuty-hfth street, was
a very pretty wedding. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Frank /. Loveland az
the First Methodist church, IN the pres.
ence Of about seventy-ive guests. the bridal
party standing IN the baywindow IN the
parlor. which was prettily decorated with
asparagus ferns and white chrysanthe,
NUNS Mr.. A. 3. Waugh Of Chicago Wa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-04
Coming Events.

The Bridge club will meet Friday with
Miss Bessie Brady.
Mrs. w. o. Henry has issued invitations
for a luncheon Friday.
Mrs. Robert Dozier will entertain the So
cial Dozen club Tuesday.
Mrs. Morris Levy will entertain at lunch
con Wednesday in honor of several visiting
women.
Mrs. d. L. Johnson will be hostess at
the meeting OF the Round Dozen club next
Wednesday.
The Visiting Nurses will give another of
their enjoyable dances at Chambers
Tuesday evening.
The Kountze Place Luncheon club will
meet for the first time this season with
Mrs. +. s. owen next Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Colpetzer and Mrs. Harry
wilkins have issued Invitations for a large
buffet luncheon Thursday afternoon.
The Temple Israel Sisterhood will give a
whist party in the vestry rooms of the
temple Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Travellers Pro-
tective association will entertain their hus-
bands at a card party Saturday evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Getten,
S40S Harvey street
The first party for the season Of the
Capitol Hill Dancing club will be given at
Chambers Friday evening. 1t will be guest
night, the members being privileged to
invite friends for the occasion.
Mrs. Frederick H. Davis will give a re-
ceptiOn Thursday afternoon from 4 until
o'clock TO introduce her daughter, Miss
Helen Davis. A dinner for a large num-
Der Of young people will follow the Tecep-
ton.
The first OF the series OF dances to be
given by Company L, Thurston Rifles,
will take place Thursday evening at Cham
bers The dates OF the other dances are
December .. January 3, February IA,
March 7. April II and May g. Several in
formal affairs have been planned to be
given at the armory also.
Mrs. w. +. Clarke and Miss Hortense
Clarke will give a reception Tuesday aft
ernoon at their home. l2s North Thirty
eighth avenue, TO introduce Miss Mona
Kloke, who recently came to Omaha with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs r. F. KIoke. ito
reside. The reception will be followed by
a supper for the assisting young women
and a number OF men.
The notable function OF the week Will
be the dinner and reception TO be given
at the Omaha club Saturday evening IN
honor OF Mrs John A. Logan OF Chicago
General Grenville Dodge OF Council
Bluhs General o. o. Howard OF New
York, Senator william Warner OF Kansas
City, General J. C. Black OF New York
General Fred Grant and n. P. Dodge Of
Council Bluhs Omaha 0itiEens always