davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
Hospital de maternidad.

Desde Ia fundaci6n de este Asilo, la
Junta de damas que 10 sostiene, ha venido
luchando con obstaculos econ6micos casi
insuperablea
Hoy han llegado las cosas 4 tai estado
de penuria, que de no acudir en- su auxilio
habr6 necesidad de clausurarse.
No hay que decir los muchos & impor-
tantes servicios que ha prestado licha ms
tituci6n y los mobiles fines que persigue.
Con tai motive esta noche SO reunira la
directiva con objeto de tomar importantes
acuerdos, entire ellos soIicitar de algunas
personas su concurso para el sOstenimien-
to de dicho Asilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
De SOClEDAO.

De paseo.-Las bellas distinguidas
seforitas Carmen Matienzo Leita Baiz
salen hoy para Rio Grande con objeto de
pasar ALI unos dias.
Dos estrellas que van lucir sus linn
pios deStellos en- otro cielo mas afortuna-
do.
Buen viaje y grataa impresiones tengan
las simpaticas viaieras.
Las retretas. Mientras duren los ira
baios de reparaciones de Ia plaza princi-
pal, ser6n efectuadas las retreats de los
domingos, en- la plazuela de Colon.
Regreso -Vuelven hoy, hacienda el
viaie por 81 ferrocarril, en- tren expreso,
los distinguidos espoeos Winthrop. Una
enthusiasts recepCi6n les f,se hecha en- Ma
yagiez la comitiva que acompahaba al
sefioT GoberDador, muchas pTuebas de
simpatfa mereci6 tambien Mr.. Winthrop,
de la sociedad mayagiezana, corgregada
en- el Casino para aquel obJeto.
Bienvenidos.
A4ito HernGndez-La bella distin-
guida for de Yabucoa, Sc encuentra en-
San Juan pasara aquf una temporada,
para coDtento de los aicionados 4 admirAr
bonitas caras y simpaticas personitas como
Ia de la amable compatriota.
Bienvenida.
Gente cOnocida. regresado de los
Estados Unidos 4 dOnde fuera en- asuntoa
de negocioa, 81 conocido joven don Narciso
Llauri, del comercio de esta plaza.
Bienvenido.
De cuidGdO.-Lo esta y guarda CANA
desde aver en- su residences de Santurce
el joven don Eduardo Crosas, quien de-
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
~ Ou,: max 4.


Una mnjsr cJnpra una mt.
de co3er por el ti,tbajo que
cuta Y no como IN lnuebia
hombre ltava ia rclox para On
indique II horI Y 10 como ing,
sion de un capital Eobrante, y
mismo principle Sc sigue en-
case de enfermedad. Necesitame
la medicinal 8 ell tratamiento GU
alivia y cura. FL tratamiento d
una enfermedad no 'admite empi
rismos. La gente derAch
& saber 10 que es una medicin
v sus efectos antes de tonlar;
Debe haber dejado conocidos
tecedentps de benefcios Gu u
identfcos, una serie dc cu.@lci9u
que prueben sus merisos { in p
rem confianza. Precisamente porqu
tiene tales antecedentes, cs que l..
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLF
Sc oompra y emplea sin yaeiiacio
nes 8 dudas. Su baena fama u,
la solida base en- que Sc eimenta
Ia f6 del p1blico Y el bueu nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por bueno-
resultados. Para los fines para lo+
cuales Sc recom;enda5 e5 lcal, eff
caz v practica, haee preci5amentt
10 que tiene I'd. derecho & espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabroea co;no
Ii miel y contiene todos los pi'in-
cipios nutritivos Y curatiyos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Baealao
Puro, que extraemos directamcnte
de los higados frescos del baealao,
combinadps con Jarabe de Hipo
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos d.
Malta v Ce1ezo SilYestre. Merecc
la mas plena confanza On. case:
de Anemia, Escr6fula, Debilidac
Nerviosa y General, Tos, Inauen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas d
la Sangre y Afecciones Agotante,
ttEl Sr. DR.. Raimundo de Castro.
de Habana, Cuba, dice: lie usado l..
Preparation dc Wampole ob.enien
do un resultado muy favorable.
Basta una botella para conVencerse-
6 Eficaz desde La primera d1sis. "
Nadie sufre un desengaflo con csta
De venta en- las Droguerias y b.
ticas en- todas parties del mund,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
CHARLA MENUlA.

La capital de la perla De las Aastilzas
Se americaniza. Y, sin duda para Que se
sepa que en- tai suceso no hay el prop6sito
de tomarle el pelo, nj a6n al Globe, de-
New York, que publica tai noticia; los ha.
beneros, usanza norte-americana, han
empezadO por desmalezarse toda Ia yegeta.
ci6n pilosa que antes ostentaban con or
gnllo.
Dicen que la ocasi6n Ia pintan calva,
pero por esta vez el proverbio ha mancado,
pues sino fuera por los pelos que tienen los
habaneros en- el rostro, del cual, seg6n
notfcianle al Globe, quieren salir, los bar
beros de otras parties no trasladarfan sus
penates q Ia hermosa cindad antillana,
aprovechando precisamente la OCCASION.
Aunque, desde luegO, tratandose de bar
beros, Ia OCCASION tiene que ser peluda.
lQu6 dira q todo este Eg Figaro, de la Ha-
bana, colega nuestrO, pero por antonoma-
sia colega. a.........de los .fg0rosg
FL caso mueve 4 sutiIes rehexiones. jSe
rasuran los habaneros, cueg.ta de higieneY
jLo hacen afeitados, es decir, arrastrados
Por sincere americsnismof iEntra en- clio
algo escrito sobre gustos? JJuzgan elegan-
to tai moda?
(Aqnf Sc hGce Ia meditaci6a.) Ell uso,
y aGn el abuse de barbas, patillas, bigotes
y hasta chiVGs, consider6se siempre trodicio-
nal en- los paises tropicales en- donde toda
vegetaci6n-la pilosa incIusive-es Lulu
riante.
Sabese que, cuando alguien mete la pa
Ia, siendo demasiado hombr6n para an
darse con simplezas, es corriente recon
venirle, diciendole:
Hombre, con tamafias barbas!
De otro lado, en- la misma Habana &c le
han querido subir las barbas al presiden-
to Palma, intentando jugarIe malas pasa-
das........ .polfticas Ell otro dfa, en- sus
bafbas como quien dice, urdieron un gol-
pc de estado, que ahora nos expIicamos
PoE que no puso todo el mundo los pelos
depunta.
Es mas curioso ese americanismo haba-
nero 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que Juan Man
30, lei titulado HOmbre- Dio8, llam6 podero-
samente la atenci6n p6blica en- la capital
de Cuba. Y nadie mas barbudo que Juan
Mansol
Sc le lego q Greer verdadero Hom6re-
Dios. Siendo este aSf, 5no crey6rase
verdaderamente natural que todo el mum
w on "a 4auAud, pEOcuEaH9 lmlLarlo, gas
tando parecidas barbas, ga mucha honra2
De todos modos, y aunque en- Puerto
Rico no faltan devotos de la moda que
oc1pa los habaneros, pensamos que ese
amerieanismo, no es el-m&s conveniente en-
los paises tropicales.
Habfase convenido, generalmente, en-
que,los cubanos-iy mas los habaneros!-
no ten1an un pelo de tontos.
Y ahora van rasurarse? Pase que Sc
rasuren los pelfcanos meior dicho, los
pelicanos, pero hacerlo todos, americani-
zandoae de ese modo, y como quien dice
ipettttOs Ia mari. !........ ESQ no es edif-
cante.
Porque hay que saber que no son pocoa
los americanos que usan LtengG barbo, sine
que muchos llegan estas latitudes poT
mas tempo que en- elias residan no logran
soltar Ell pelo de la dehesa.
lAmericanizarse asfl No, hombre Anne
ricanicemonos con honra con provecho.
Rasurarse!
Pero, hombre, ipara ESQ tenemos peIoa
en- la cara2
DON MODESTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
Emharque de chinas pOr eI puerto
de AguadiIIa.
MatrImORiO. EI delegado Franco SOtO.-luIcIO
pOr asssInatO contra Rafael CsFezO.
Ode nuestrO correspOnsaE. }

Mario 14.-Hoy arrib6 4 este puerto,
con Carga para las diversas casas conner
ciales de esta villa, un buque americana.
-Durante esta semana Sc procedera al
embarque de chinas para los Estados Uni
dos por los dep6sitos abiertos aquf desde
hace algdn tempo.
-Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar al
Lcdo. Franco Solo, delegado la Camara
por este distrito, y quien tom6 activa parte
en- los trabajos de la pr6xima pasada legis-
latura.
La semana pasada juraronse amor
eterno en- esta villa, la espiritual seforita,
encanto de virtudes muchas, Avelina Men
dez Medrano con el joven mayaguUezano
Rafael Paella, active empleado de la casa
Martinez & Compafifa del comercio de Ma
yagdez.
-"Ecos del Nuevo Mundo", asf Sc titu-
Ia 81 iltimo ibro de poesfas del poeta
aguadillano don Jose Agustin Aponte,
editado modestamente en- los establecimien-
tos tipografcos de la imprenta "El Pro-
greso" de Ia ciudad del Oeste.
-Probablemente sera sefalado para ell
venidero mes de abril, el juicio de 81 Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico contra Rafael Cerezo,
por el delito de asesinato en- primer, en-
cuyo juicio el Jurado que actu6 en- su pa
sada vista no tom6 acuerdo alguno.
Hace varios dias llega retrasado Ell
tren que viene de Mayagiez.
En- el tren de hoy partira para esa
Ciudad de San Juan el ilustrado joven
aguadillano, don ] uan Cedron.
Con gran esplendidez Hev6se & cabo
en- los Salones del Cfrculo de la Victoria,
el tiltimo domingo un bale de confanza.
Dicho festival dur6 hasta muy tarde en- Ia
noche
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
BUEN VIAJE

Ha salido aver para Vieques en- asuntos
de negocios, el senior O. d. Hoffman, jefs
de las ofcinas de Ia Singer & Comp" de
esta capital, al que deseamos buen exito.
Sc indica para ascender en- las pr6xi-
mas promociones de la policfa insular al
active segundo teniente senior Guanill, que
presta servicios en- Yauco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
Perrerias en- San Juan.

Siguen llegando hasta nosotros las que
jas de los escandalos que forman infnidad
de perros callejeros, que andan en- pandi-
liza por Gales y plazas.
MuchOs de ellos grandes y agresivOS,
que parecen eScapados de las cadenas, y
sin bozal.
Anoche un ndmero regular arm6 feno-
menal esc6ndalo en- la calle de San Sebas-
tian.
Desde las 10 D. m. hora en- Que Sc en-
piezan colocar en- Ia Gale los safacones
de basuras, hay que yer como ponen la via
pdblica.
TEMPO es ya de pensar en- reprimir ta-
les desmGDes imponiendo la Ultima pena
los canes, 6 una multa 4 sus duefios, am
bas penas Ia vez.
Vale La pena de que se tome en- conside-
raci6n este 5iU por Ia sola lectura de su t.
tulo que rompiendo. el reglamedto Sc
apruebe On 3 ? lectura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
HIPOBRO 0 N 0 /.

Elegantemente impreso en los talleres
de LA CORRESPONDENCE acaba de editar-
Sc el Reglamento del hip6dromo de San
Juan.
En- 6l quedan marcadas las condolences
y demas requisites que necesitan llenar
los amantes de tan grato sport
Circulard dicho programa en- breye, pa
"a que sea conocido generalmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15

Una circular sefalando Ia conducta
que deben seguir los policfas con las auto
ridades locales y dennis funcionarios del
gobierno insular, Sc informa ha sido enyia-
da por 81 cuartel general les comandan-
Cias de diauitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15

Suena tambien como candidate repu-
blicano para Ia Alcaldfa de San Juan en-
las pr6ximas elecciones el sefior Jaime
Sire, Administrators de Ii Empresa de la
Luz Electrica de esta ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15

-Ha salido para Rio G1ande dOnde es-
tara aIgunos dfas, el Speaker de la CSmara
Leao don Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n.
Don Juan r. Baiz sali6 aver para
Faiardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15

En- ssa imprenta Hs vande lepapds pc
ri6dico viqio & 600 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
EN- SAN JUAN

Ell ioven don UIises Loubriel represen-
tante en- Aguadilla de Ia compaflfa 'Sin-
ger S. Comp" Sc halla en- esta capital dom
de pasara unos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15

-Es objeto de concentrates la salida
para la isla, de Ia mayor paIte de los jefes
Do Departamento del gobieTno insulaT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-15
BUENOS ENPLEADOS
EI personal de Ia Secretaria del Con-
sejO EjecutivO, ha sidO muy Ia
hOriOsO en- sus trahajOs, J atentO
con la prensa.

Durante los sesenta dfas que duraron
las sesiones del Consejo Executive, y en- las
muchas noches en- que ALI hubc trabajo,
como al discutirso Ia ley municipal, el pre-
supuesto y otros proyectos que llevaron ma
yor labor los consejerosy al personal desc
cretarfa que habia de poner en- impio las
enmiendas en- muchos casos rehacer los
bills; pudo comprobar el representante de
LA CORRESPONDENCE, la idoneidad =
amor al trabajo que demostr6 todo el per-
sonal de que dispuso q sefior Presidente
del Consejo, para ejecutar tan fmproba
tarea.
En- una sola noche fue puesta en- limpio
y copiada en- maquinilla, toda Ia ley mu-
nicipal que tenfa mas de Glen secciones, y
de la que fueron sacadas nueve copias.
Ell int6rprete senior Pedro Castro hizo
realmente una muy dura tarea, pues ade-
mas de estar en- largas sesiones muchas
horss, interpretando, casi sin interruption
las largumentaciones de los consejeros, lue-
go pasaba la oicina realizar otros ira
bajos de mucho cuidado y responsabilidad
Los auxiliares senores Antonio Salgado,
Luis Castro, Nc. Kee, en- union de otros
empleados y de las senoritas Amy, Rome
ro y de las dos buenas taqulgrafas E. N.
Huttan y G. L. NeasoD, de 10 oficina del
senior Bennett demostraron una vez mas,
que son magnfcos empleados, capaces de
veneer siempre la fatiga y de sacaT de apu-
ros al mas exigente jefe de ofcinas. El
sefor Bennett trabaj6, como siempre, con
todo empe1o y suerte, dejando muy bien el
nombre de aquella secretarfa que hace
honor su director y jefe.
Con los representatives de la prensa fue-
ron atentos y correctos siempre los emplea-
dos de la Secretarfa del Conseio Executive,
desde el Secretario los porteros, y LA Co
RREsPoNDENcTA en- la parte que le toca,
les hace justicia estimando las deferencias
que con su representante tuvieron durante
las pasadas sesiones.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the electors Of
the several wards Of the City OF Belding.
that the boards Of registration Of the sew
eraI wards Of said city. will meet on Tues
day and Wednesday. March ! 3 and H.,
1906, from o'clock in the forenoon un-
ill o'clock in the evening OF said days.
for the purpose Of registering the names
of all qualified electors not registered.
The several boards will meet at the fol-
lowing places:
st ward in the building known as the
Pullman building situate on the east side
Of North Bridge street.
2nd ward in the building known as the
Mooney building, situate on the south side
Of Main street corner Of Broas and Main.
5rd ward in the hose house, situate on
the south side Of Depot street.
Dated at Belding, Mich, Feb 81, 9o6.
WM. E. FISHER.
5z-5w City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22
IT WAS A HUMMER
Second Annual Roll Call OF X. L.
Lodge "a Grand Success.
About One Hundred and Fifty of The
knights and Their Friends En-
joyed The Function.

The second annual roll call Of Fortuna
Lodge No. l2o Knights Of Pythias. oc-
Cured at Castle hall on Tuesday evening,
and it was grand success. Nearly SO
of the Knights and their friends we're in
attendance at the function, and fortunate,
indeed, was he who was numbered among
the invited guests,
The program of the evening began with
the roll call of officers and members, and
agoodly majority of the members living
in the city we're present to answer to the
same. Letters were also received from
many of the absent ones now located in
all parts of the country, who sent their
best wishes to their beloved lodge and
sincere regrets at their inability to be with
the lodge on this happy occasion.
At the conclusion of the roll call the
assemblage was regaled with delightful
musical number given by Messrs. Will
Case as violinist and Chas. Wagner as
piano accompanied.
Past Chancellor A. B. Hull, acting in
the capacity of toast-master. kept the
audience in good fettle from start to finish
as he introduced the various members to
whom had been assigned the responses to
the various toasts Of the evening, DR.. G.
F. Smith being the first one to receive his
thrusts, responding to the toast, Our
Charter Members" The doctor spoke
feelingly of the days Of long ago when AZ
of Beding citizens assumed the obliga-
ton that placed in our city the now pros
porous Fortuna Lodge, No. 100, Knights
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22
AN INVESTED DOLLAR
A Dollar Once Spent is Gone FOr-
ever.
The Invested Dollar Is Friend In
Time of Need-The T., r. L. Is
The Right htInvestment.

Every 81 90 paid to the Equitable Fra
terenal Union of Neenah, Wis is well in
vested, they come back to you in your old
age or to your beneficiaries at your death
with sevenhundred other dollars with them.
The element of chance is eliminated to
the fullest extent one knows just how
much they must pay for their insurance.
Both ladies and gentlemen admitted on
equal terms and equal benefits.
The {. F. w. has more money for each
$1,000 paid in death losses than any
other society.
1t has lower mortality than any other
society of similar age and size.
1t has very low average age because
its plan is attractive to young persons as
well as older ones.
Paid in death losses from Aug 89z to
an..l, 1906 2.96z.ll, balance to
protect contracts S52o,ol5 90, member
ship over $4,000. See District Deputy
A. L. Blunt. Nothing just like it on the
market.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22

Of Pythias, and said that Of the original
48 there are still z members who fer 6
years have continued their membersip in
the order. Only one death has occurred
among those instrumental in establishing
the order in our city The big fire which
devastated Belding in 895 destroyed all
Of the early records and the early history
Of the doings of the charter members is
as result Of the fire, nothing but mem
ory. His remarks were well received
George E. Wagner. one of Belding S
favorite soloists was down for the next
number and sang in very delightful
manner the bass solo, "Bandolero. A
voluminous encore greeted this song and
continued until he responded graciously
with the pretty little song, Sing Me to
Sleep" which was also applauded.
To u. L. Hubbell was assigned the sub
jeet' Looking Backward and he began
his remaks by saying he was poor hand
to look into the past but preferred rather
to look into the future. There had been
some incidents IN the past history Of the
lodge which he had rather forget and he
presumed there we're many other mem
bers present who would wish the same
thing. Though the past had had S dark
and trying hours he believed the future of
the lodge stood out with a refulgent ray.
Lawyer-hke, he believed in harmony even
if he had to fight for it. The Knights of
Pythas is grand organization and car
ries health and happiness to the sick and
afflicted brother Friendship and Charity
among its most valued assets.
The Belding Male Quartette favored
the aud ence with two fine selections both
Of which met the hearty appreciation Of
all present and received long and yocifer-
Gus applause, the second song being sung
in acknowledgment to an encore.
Elmer {. Faes was down for "Proph-
ecy," but, inasmuch as he was neither a
prophet or the son Of a prophet he was
unable to build many gttering air castles
Of the future although he firmy believ ed
in grand and growing futurity for For
tuna lodge. He told Of the unmitigated
pleasure afforded him in being enabled to
meet with his Beding friends on occasions
Of this kind and said that he looked for
ward with pleasure to the coming Of jan
uary ], when he should again be able to
be numbered among the residents of his
beloved city. As the past had been sue
cessful with the lodge so would the future
be in even a greater degree. lie close
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22
They surprised Him.

Sunday. February l8. was day Of
surprises for Mr. Allie Knee. which were
planned and arrengeo FOR him by his vile
and other relatives.
The day was Mr.. Knees twenty SIKH
birthday and when his parents, Mr. ard
Mrs. A.W. Knee Of Kaene, and uncle d
aunt Mr. and Mrs. p. Duffey Of Lowell,
and brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Jess e
Knee of Lowell arrived. Mr.. Knee W IS
quickly alive to the situation and with IS
wife extended hearty welcome 10 the
guests
Mrs Knee had prepare a hountifll
dinner To which all did an e slice A
pleasant afternoon wa III ssee, a rhon3-
graph continuing uuca to the entertain
ment. as also did Master Lester Knee in
his recitations. Mr. Henry Clay was also
one OF the family party and all had most
social and happy time.
The company presented Mr. Knee with
a fine chair as a memento Of the occasion.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-22
with few interesting stories that were
heartily received by all present


with few interesting stories that were
heartily received by all present.
Vim. T. Harris of Grand Rapids next
favored the audience with very fine solo
in which the full range of his voice was
delightfully."- shown. A prolonged encore
made it necessary for him to sing a sec
ond number in order to appease the mus
cal appetite of his listeners.
At late hour telegram was receive d
from Grand Prelate Wetmore sending his
regrets at his inability to be present and
respond to the toast, The Pythian Ami
versarY,' and E. B. Lapham was appoint
ed as a substitute. Mr.. Lapham lost no
time in letting the audience know that he
was true Knight ever ready to fight
for Pythian principles, and as such seri-
ousy objected to assuming the role of
substitute. He, however. began a series
of ruminations that quickly won their way
into the hearts Of all present, and closed
his talk with few very appropriate allu-
the founder of the order, who in 1864,
launched upon the fraternal sea. by the
aid of seven men, the order that today
numbers on its roster over 200, 900 of the
brightest and best men of the country
and thus began the work OF cementing
into grand fellowship the bonds of true
friendship and brotherly love so prom-
rent in the order.
o F. Webster responded briefly to the
toast Our Absent Brothers" and said
that while he was practically new mem
Der of the order. he could truly say that.
absent or present, his heart was with
those who made up the membership Of
Fortuna Lodge to which he belonged.
Fortuna Lodge being nearest and best to
him.
After fine musical selection by Chas.
Wagner on the piano, which was heartily
encored. R. c. Mason spoke briefly on the
subject of "Reminiscences" and said that
while he was practically a fledgng in the
Pythian ranks his memories in connection
with the order were all of the brightest
hue. He closed with the wish that For
tuna Lodge might build and own Pythan
Temple.
Chancellor Earl Wilson. gave a brief
talk after which the Toastmasisr an
nounced that the elaborate spreao> under
the supervision of SISTER Lee Cusser,
awaited the guests.
Here was indeed an opportunity for
each of the invited guests to do their part
and all did it nobly. Four gentlemen OF
color offlclated as walters for the occas-
ION. 1t was indeed an elegant spread and |
formed one Of the truly delightful numbers
on the program. Cigars and cards formed |
the balance of the evenings entertainment |
and all went to their homes happy in the
fact that they were privileged to be among
the number present.
During the serving of refreshments and I
later in the evening, three members of
Hardng's Orchestra dispensed some of
their excellent, up-to-date music, every
number being heartily encored. Mr..
Harding and his men are certainly to be
on the success attained
from playing standpoint