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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Sorority Members Are Guests

The members of the Triple X soror-
ity of the Los Angeles high school We're
the guests at n violet luncheon given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs, Homer
Kennedy and Miss Kate Hanley at the
residence of the former, 1903 Pasadena
avenue.
Crepe paper formed a canopy effect
over the table and a large floral bell
hung from the chandelier. A cut glass
howl filed with violets stood on a mir
ror in the center of the table and cor
sage bouquets of violots We're given as
favors. Small umbrellas, hand painted
with violets, marked places for the
guests. who included Mrs. Adolph Ra-
mish, Misses Louise Rush, Helen Par
kins, Beulah Kirby, Albertina Kirby
Martha Dickinson, May Dickinson. Bcs-
sic Rudesill, Leslie Stose and Nal!ia
Deming.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Tea at Country Club

In honor of Miss Margaret BeneuIct
of Chicago, Mrs Godfrey Holteroff, ir.
of 1860 West Adams street was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at a tea
at the Los Angeles Country club
Arend played during the afternoon and
the tea tables We're artistically deco
rated with violets and jonquils. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
and receiving her guests by Mines VIII
liam T, Bishop, Fanny Shaler. Harry
Dana Lombard Albert Carlos Jones.
John d. Foster, Sam Hammond, Eleanor
McAuley, Misses Clara Carpenter Lu.
cile Chandler, Helen Wells and Juana
Creighton
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

tial production that the play again be
presented to the public.
The production will be under the per-
sonal direction of Rev. Celestine Gre
goire, who lent so much to the success
of the former presentation, and will
again be presided over by Frances A.
Roberts and Peter j. Mockenhaupt will
assume the management Of the stage.
The cast includes: Thomas =. White,
Peter j. Mockenhaupt, Otto =, Erne,
Leo y. Daze. Urban Erue, John w.
Mountain, Edmund T. Lucey, Joseph
Connor, Leo Grose, Miss Otillia Mock
enhaupt, Miss Elizabeth Erne, Miss
Gertrude Welden and Miss Isabelle
Mellon. The performance will take
place in Conaty hall, Downey avenue
and DAILY street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
To Give Performance Aualn

on Rev. M. McAuliffe, Rev. Celestine
Gregoire, director and members of the
Shakespeare club Of the Sacred Heart
parish, they will again produce the
beautiful drama of the scenes enacted
during the invasion of the white men
during the late SOS and early 7O's, en-
titled "Way out West"
The play was staged Wednesday
evening, January 30, and the success
attained by the young thespians was
tattering.
the descent of the curtain on the final
scene the audience was i'm suspense.
Numerous requests were made by peo-
pie who were unable to attend the ini-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Lever-CIark Nuntlals

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II, A.
Ash of 1899 East Twenty-third street
the marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Lenora Ash Clark to Daniel Valentine
Lever took place Sunday evening
The bride was charmingly gowned
I'm crepe de chine and carried lilies OF
the valley The wedding ring was car
ried by the little niece Of the bride,
Maevontine Ash Card, who bore it In
a basket Of Violets.
The bride has been secretary for the
uperintendent of the Title Insurance
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
LEAVES FROM SOCTETY'S NOTE BOOK

son, G. II. Anthony, w. u. Mathews,
William Il. McVay, c. NJ. Staub. ri.
II. Metcalf, w. c. Patterson, will
loughby, Rodman, Edwin S. Rowley,
u. G. Uhl, Frank Simpson, Kate Vos"
burg, w. ]. Chichester, J. NJ Cluto,
-. z. Clark, Misses Helen Salisbury,
Rose Smith, Grace Rowley, Hazel Pat
terson, Mabel Clute, Gertrude Gooding,
Katherine Kemper, Helen Kemper and
Eva Elizabeth Heating.
The refreshment tables were decorat-
ed with pink carnations and ferns and
In the library and parlors almond blos-
SONS were used I'm profusion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Start Society Night

Consistent with the interest taken in
the popular pastime of roller skating
in Long Beach and vicinity, a society
night has been inaugurated at the Ma
jestic rink. Friday night has been set
for these popular skating parties, the
first one coming on the evening of Feb
ruary 10.
Among the interesting features to be
introduced will be that of two COM
plete eight-piece bands, alternating
after each musical selection, giving
three hours of continuous music.
Several Los Angeles society women
have invited friends to make up a
party, and a great many more intend to
send out invitations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
A6Rs. w. w. sTILsON of Kensing-
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AK RS. w. w. STILSON of Kensing-
Iy1 ton road was hostess at a tea
Friday afternoon given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Calder.
Miss Beatrice Wigmore gave several
vocal solos during the afternoon and
Mrs. j. H. Martindale rendered an in
strumental selection. The mebers of
the Ruskir Art club were included in
the guests and the hostess was assisted
in receiving by Mesdames John Wig
more, NJ. j. F. Stearns, John r.
Haynes, Frank w. King, Adna r.
Chaffee. j. NJ. c. Marble, w. 6. Coch-
ran, Horace B Wing, j. H. Martin
dae, John N. Densham, Marshall Slim
son, Charles A. Stilson, Ruth Nichol-
son, Hecter Allio, Charles S. Pope;
Misses Wilmer, Lethea Lewis, Beatrice
Wigmore, Helen Wells and Gertrude
King.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Chicago Girl Is Honorsd Guest

Miss Margaret Benedict of Chicago,
who is the house guest of Mrs Godfrey
Hoiterhof, jr.. of 1860 West Adams
street, was the complimented guest at
dinner party given last night by Mr.
and Mrs William II. Bishop of 13l2
West Adams street. Plates were laid
for Mr., ana Mrs Frank Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. W. +. Dunn, Mrs. Holterhofr
Miss Cornclia Winder, Carl Klokke,
lgnacio Mott and w, A. Barker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
To Have Annual Banquet

Tuesday evening the Southern Cali
fornia members of the military order Of
Loyal Legion will have their annual
banquet at Levy's cafe, and besides
the singing of old army congs and the
telling Of stories there will be music
and speeches. 1t will be a ladies' night
also, and MAJ will attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Miss Cline Entertalns

Miss Alice Cline, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Cline of $500
South Figueroa street, entertained
with a most enjoya BILE Valentine party
last evening. Dancing was enjoyed
and the decorations were carried out
with red hearts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Entertain Annapolis Boy

Warren and Arnold Ferguson of
Orange and Prospect avenues, Holly
wood, entertained last evening in honor
of Theodore Hammond, who has sue
cessfully passed the examination for
Annapolis and will soon leave to enter
the college.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Last Assembly Dance Tuesday

Tuesday night the last of the assem-
bly, dances will take place, and Mrs. II.
Miner, the chairman of the patroness
committee, has asked that the men as
we'll as the women shall appear in
fancy dress. The assisting patronesses
of the affair are Mines. Granville Mac
Gowan, William May Garland, Walter
Jarvis Barlow, Mary Longstreet, j. e.
Drake and Hancock Banning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Two Prominent Visitors

II. r. Warner, assistant manager of
the Hotel del Monte, has been visiting
in Los Angeles for few days and will
return Sunday evening.
George Parkyns. for a long time a
high attache of the Southern Pacific
company came in from Imperial few
days ago and will remain a week or
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
To Present Two PlayIets

At the Hotel Alvarado Tuesday
evening two playlets. Lady Pat" and
The Syndicate" both by Captain Les
lie T. Peacocke. will be presented by
Miss Gertrude Keller and Captain Pea
cooke, assisted by Miss Mary Findley.
Captain Peacocke will also recite
"Gunga Din" that famous barrack
room ballad of Rudyard Kiplings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Hive to Entertain

The members of the Los Angeles
hive No. /, L. o. IT. NJ, win give a val
ontine party at Burbank hall Wednes-
day evening Mrs. Edith Edwards is at
the head of the arrangement committee
and Mrs. j. r. Neihobors will have
charge Of the card rooms.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
MASQUERADE DANCING Party

The guests Of Hotel Hollywood and
their friends will be entertained with
masquerade dancing party tomorrow
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Informal Musicale

Miss Lizzie Graydon Lewis Of 1871
Mohawk street gave an informal mu-
sicale yesterday afternoon TO introduce
10 her friends Mrs. Jones' Simmons, a
talented singer Mrs w. M. Lewis,
Mrs Thomas l.. WOolwine, Miss Hus-
ton Bishop and Miss Grace Hilgon as
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Entertains Bachelor Maids

Miss Ellen Rudwig of 1437 Winfield
street entertained yesterday afternoon
the members of the Bachelor Maids
l.. S. c. club, who include Misses Lucy
Lindsey, Irene Cummins Kate Mac
Kenzie June Leichold, Myrtle Yerxa
and Beatrice Bueff.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
sona Recital

Miss Margaret Goetz has issued in
vitations for song recital to be given
at her residence, AIS West Twenty first
street, Friday evening. The accompan-
lists who will assist her are Mrs, w. II.
Botsford, Miss Kate r. Hawkins, Mrs.
j. II. Martindale and Miss Helen E.
Pratt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
To Give Special Program

The members Of the Ohio society will
celebrate Linccln's anniversary Tues
day evening with a special program In
.he Fratcrnal brotherhood building,
Lincoln and Figueroa streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Mrs. dunno Is Hostess

Mrs W. f. Dunno Of 917 West
Twenty eighth street entertained with
buffet luncheon and bridge whist
party Friday afternoon and has
issued invitations for a similar affair
tomorrow afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
ENJOYABLE Valentine Dance

An enjoyable Valentine dancing party
was given at the Cumnock hall. 1900
South Figueroa street, Friday evening
by the members of the Delta Delta club
Of St Vincent's college.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

and Trust company for q number OF
years and was the recipient Of q hand
some service Of silver from the man
agement and the employees.
Many other handsome gifts were re-
oelved The bridegroom Is the super
intendent of the Otis Elevator CONE
panv of Los Angeles. After a honey
moon to Honolulu Mr.. and Mrs Lever
will make their home in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Entertain Informally

At 1851 South Spring street the men,
bers of Stanton post and Stanton w.
f. c. entertained informally Friday
evening in celebration of Lincolns
birthday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
LARGE Reception and Tea

A large reception and tea was given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Moye w.
t.phcns of 500 Bryan street in honor
of Mrs Albert NJ. Stephens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Woman's Press Club Honored

Mrs. B. o. Mccain of 2205 West
Adams street entertained the members
of the Womans Press club with
reception yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

THIS last week has been crowded
with social affairs of every de-

This last week mas been croWueu
with social affairs Of every de-
scription and the rush will not
abate until Wednesday, when every one
will sit down and have a good rest until
Lent is over
Very few parties have been scheduled
for Lent, and these few will be quiet,
informal affairs. The social whirl this
winter has been unusually gay and a
good many society maids and matrons
will be glad of the chance to rest from
the round Of luncheons, theater parties,
dances. dinner parties. and so forth.
The society musicale to be given to-
morrow night in Simpson auditorium
by the woman's orchestra and the as
sembly dance at Kramer's Tuesday
night will close the winter season with
n grand finale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Decorates with Hearts

Mrs. William S. Cross Of 1884 West
street entertained with a
valentine party last evening in honor
of Miss Josephine Seamans. The deco
rations We're carried out entirely in
hearts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Mems Club Entertains

The members of the Mems club of
Christ church gave a delightful dancing
party at the Woman's club house Fri
day evening
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
In Honor of Valley Hunt Club

In honor of the members of the Val
ley Hunt club the members of the Pasa-
dena Shakespeare club will entertain
Tuesday evening with a dancing party,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Gives Buffet Luncheon

A buffet luncheon and bridge whist
party were given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. c. c. Parker of West Twenty
eighth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
At Hotel Lankershlm

The members of the Wiltshire Five
Hundred club will be entertained to-
morrow evening by Mrs. NJ, e. Johnson
Of Hotel Lankershim.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Issues Invitations

Mrs Sidney Lee Grover Of 62S South
Burlington avenue has issued invita-
tions for a valentine party TO be given
Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Entertains with Luncheon

Mrs, Cosmo Morgan of 2244 West
Twenty fourth street entertained with
a buffet luncheon Friday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
To Give Valentine Dance

The members OF the Treble Clef club
will entertain with a valentine dancing
party Tuesday evening at the Woman's s
club house $40 South FiguerOa str set
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Give Formal Dance

A formal dance was given at Kra-
mer's Friday evening by the members
of the Philothea club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
La fiesta del Sabado
LOS ALUMNOS DE LA ESCUELA CENTRAL

m1.ica 6 10 que sea, pero 10 cierto
fu@ que las girls Sc lucieron mas. !.
lEl lector cree que, ahora, van
los ni6os?
Sc equivoca. Ahora van, por
que Sc 10 merecen, porque para ESQ
10 han trabajado, porque fueron el
alma de la fiesta: primero Carmen
Iglesias de Rosell6, luego Cruz We
rar. Bin elias no hubiera habido
fiesta q no hubiera quedado como
qued6.
Serla POGO cuanto dijera. Su
labor merece mayores placemes y
Sc los tributamos muy sinceramen.
te.
Nicolas Duran. Tiene Wis c.
mica y bastante voz. Cant6 c0nb|ets
de actualidad y 1ecibi6 una verda-
dera ovaci6n. Very welI, Mr. Duran.
Ese mismo Duran y Montesi-
nos, (Miguel), Pedro Acevedo y
Jose Garcia, cantaron en- caracter
el cuarteto de los m1sicos : : brujas
de rLa marcha de CAdizS, que repi.
tieron en- obsequio a los prolonga-
dos aplausos que les fueron tributa-
dos por su buena labor.
Montesinos TOGO el flautin, pero
no de boquilla, y 81 de q verdad.
/ FL director de orguesta don
Juan Tomas Rosello fue el elemen-
to esencial de la obra. Ese niho
tiene condolences muy apreciables.
Conoce la musica y no Sc descuida
un momento. Esta pendiente de
SIT obligation. Parecla que estaba
acostumbrado dirigir orquestas.
Para terminar, digamos que Ia
inmensa mayoria de la distinguida
concurrencia (buena parte de damas
continentales) era del bello sexo.
Ell sexo feo estuvo reducidlsimo.
Era una exfgua y relativa minorla,
contando con los nifios. Y ESQ no
debe ser.
Que no llegue el dfa, 6 la mo-
che, en- que puedan contarse con
los dedos los concurrentes varones,
mayores de edad, en- un lleno como
el del sabado.
El publico sali6 muy satisfecho
, del Teatro, deseando la repelci6n
de aChoza y PalacioO, petici6n que
hace suya.
SOLSOROCHE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

En- una poblaci6u de Napoles,
y previa "a licencia del Papa, Sc
verified a mediados del Mario, sun
tuosamente ante numerosisima con-
currencia la boda de dos nifios.
El novio tiene catorce afios y
es un guapo muchacho llamado
Celestino Giordano.
La novia Sc llama Julieta Mop
pa, cuenta treee abriles y es una
morenita preciosa.
Ambos pertenecen a ricas fa-
milias de la alta burguesia de su
localidad.
II vestia dc marinero, con pan
talon bombacho. La uovia lucia
traje corto lie seda blanco y velo
de azahar.
Durante la ceremonie los no.
vios no cesaron de mirarSc y SON.
reirse tiernamente, actitud que
contrastaba agriamente con la cara
seria V el adusto continente de sus
padres, que parecian francamentc
malhumorados.
Tiene esto una sencilla eXpli-
clci6n Las familias de CeleStino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

Hotel "Inglaterra", bajos, Tetusn.
Juan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank'l
Farmacia Colon, Plaza sBaldorioty'
John Giller CO, Plaza sBaldoriotyD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

y Jnlieta habitaron durante mucho
tempo el miSno palacio. Los nj
nos crecieron juntos y acabaron por
quererse ciegamente. Precoces en-
demasfa, pronto echaron de yer que
su carifio ten{a mucho de amor, y
tan POGO Sc cuidaron de ocultarlo,
que sus padres 10 vieron clara
mente.
Por primera providencia, c.
lestino Y Julieta fueron separados.
Bruscamente acabaron sus entire
vistas EN- el jardin, donde solian
celebrar sus amantes coloquios.
POGO despues, las familias Sc sepa-
raron, veudose la de Celestino a
habitar en- otra parte.
Con este, la passion de los nj
nos Sc exacerbo locamente. Los
dos declararon a sus padres que no
podian soportar tan cruel separa-
ci6n y que estaban resueltos 4 ca
sarse. Y vi6ndo que Sc lie oponia
una franca intrlnsigencia, concer
taroa entrevistas stcretas, para las
cuales burlaban ingeniosamente la
yigilancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

Con raz6n decia el programa
que no habia que preguntar por la
Central High por ser muy conoci-
da. Lo que no era conocido, va 10
es que los chicos, y mejor adn las
chicas de Ia Escuela central, tienen
buenas aptitudes para el teatro.
Nos permitimos invertir el or
den del programa, fundados en- que
los dos 1ltimos n1meros estuvieron
q cargo de las alumnas y merecen
la preferential.
El coro Las eoLegialas, del lau-
reado compositor puertorriquefo
J. M. Rodriguez Arrez6n, fue can
tada por "a nifias, con mucho gus
to y afnacion. Fueron extraordi-
nariamente aplaudidas, con justicia.
Son las mismas que cantaron el
coro de CAosa y balacio, zarzuela
infantil de M. Perillan. esplendido
n1mero del programa.
I'm conficto que salvara mi
buena intenci6n no Sc por donde
empezar. Todss salieron muy afro
sas de su difici. cometido, pero al
guna tiene que ser la primera. Sea
Ia que mas simpatia despert6 en- el
escogido y numeroso auditorio
Carmelita Coenaga. Esta nina hi
70 su papel de modo precise, adap-
tando SUI gracioslsimo palmito a
cuanto expresaba. 81 en- vez de
recitar, hubiera cantado, segura-
mente habria tenido que repetir las
diferentes escenas en- que tomt
parte.
Vestia lujoso traje de aldeana,
que lie sentaba muy bien. Inspire
tai simpatia que Sc qued6 con e
p1blico.
Maria Hoheb, mas linda gu,
nunca, estuvo superior en- la pro
tagonista de la obra. Trabajo cor
amoye, asf Ell la parte dramatic;
como en- el canto. Aunque d.
poca extension, posee una vo:
muy agradable.
Irma Finlay, muy guapa, de
sempeh6, caracterizandolo come
correspondfa, su antipatico pape
de Duqaesa. En- el duo final COZ
la Hoheb Sc las aplaudio mere
cidamente. Ambas Sc portaror
bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

Artes de aver, por la tlde,
reciDi6 el aqua bautismal en- la
Iglesia de Puerta de Terra, la mo
ni,ima nina Mercedes Mayoral Co
Ion, hija de nuestro buen correli-
gionario y amigo don Juan Mayo
raj, empleado de la The New York
Puerto Rico Steamship Company,
Fueron padrinos de la linda criatu-
ra nuestro amigo don Esteban Eau
"a y la bella seforita Isabel Colon,
tia de aquella. Los concurrente'
al acto fueron ObistO de muchos OBJ
ssVuIos y sssssioasI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

ARA el cargo de Inspector
municipa de Puerta de fierra que
desempehabe el senor Pillar Miriam
da, ha sido nombrado aver don Ar
turo Janer y Soler, que ha venido
ocupando hasta la fecha Ia plaza de
Agente comprador del Departamen-
to Consolidate.
Las distinguidas sehoras de
Grahame, Ward y Anderson fueron
las encargadas de adornar el pala-
clio del gobernador, para la reception
en- honor al Secretario de Ia Guerra
NJ, Taft
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
NOTICIAS GENERATES

En- Juana Diaz, Barros, Yau
co, Arecibo y Mayagjiez Sc organi.
zaran compafiias de la Guardia. Ma
cional de Puerto Rico. En- est;
Ultima ciudad, Ell proyecto ha par
lido de nuestro distinguido amig,
y correligionario don Arturo CT
gante.
Aver tarde ingresarou en- Il
carcel municipal Jose Calzada, Ra.
mon y Damian Cruz, vecinos d
Lola, pOr riha en- la plata ! d
BaldoriOty. POcos despues de arres
Isaos, fusEcu pusstOp "a Bbsstad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
MATRIMONIO De NINOS
SOLSOROCHE.

Estas entrevistas tuvieron III
resultado, el que los enamorado'
apetecfan: eS decir Ia boda. Llegt
un momento en- que los padres d.
Celestino y Julieta celebraron uni
conferencia muy seria y larga, d.
la cual ambos salieron entristecidos
diciendo: eNo queda mas remediC
que casarlos, y cuapto antesS.
Este es ell camino por donde b;
venido la boda de hoy.
Cuando los novios salieron d.
la iglesia, el pueblo, encantado cor
su juventud y sugestionado por |;
felicidad que Sc vefa en- sus rostros
los aclax16 con entusiasmo.
Despues de la ceremonial hub
un banquete y luego los novios EN-
prendieron el viaje de boda, qu'
Dios haga felicisimo.
Mas tarde vendran q yer a
Papa, ante el cual Sc preseutarai
acom 5aHados del que fue su pre-
erptor cuando aeran niilosD y vivfa1
jl.los.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16

Mercedes Asenjo es, en- nues-
tro sentir (y perd6nennos sus CON-
pa1eras) la que mas disposition
tiene para la escena. Rn su cor
to y secundario papel, estuvo IRE
probable. ST todas tuvieran la
misma facilidad, de SECURE que
hubieran quedado mejor de 10 que
quedaren en- "Choza y Palacio' y
aun en- cualquier stra obra de mas
empefio. Es Mercedes quizas la
mas simpatica que pis6 la escena,
despues de Cambucha Goenaga.
Bien es verdad que todas 10 eran.
Unas mas, otras menos. Van dos
y aun nos queda otra. La que
cant6 el ehiquiehf chiqnichf, 8 can
ci6n de la golondrina: Rosario
Salgado que, q reiterados aplausos,
hubo de repetir Ell ndmero 4 su
cargo. Bravo, chiquilla.
Rosita Rosell6, dando cuenta
del fuego, CAUSE gran hilaridad en-
la concurrencia q tai extreme, que
no pudimos Dir Ell relate a pesar de
10 cerca que estabamos del escena-
rio. Recuerdo que empezo: eiay
Dios mio, que desgraciah 80.
Luego, saludando, porque Ia
aplaudicron largo ratio, result6 gra-
ciosisima.
Las otras dos Goenagas, Con
chita y Pepita, tambien contribu
yeron a completar el cuadro. Mo
nisimas.
Mercedes Gonzalez Quiiione'
era la primera en- el coro y EN- S,
sencillo papel de Maria, prob6 cuan
to vale, que es mucho. Y come
hermosa 10 es en- grado superior.
FL coro, compuesto dc GARNER
Rosell6, Carmen Vazquez, GARNER
Rengel, Dolores Rodriguez, Dolo
res Diez de Andino, Hermina San
| chez, Teresa Rodriguez, Monserra
| te Plaza, Josehna Asenjo, Carol
. Urrutia, Esperanza Rodriguez, Be
len Boada, Isolina Cordero, Lid
Mas, Maria Llabres, Sofia Vaz
quez, Isabel Sierra, Elena Warren
} Celinda Siragusa, Consuelo Vicen
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Acadia De Caguas.
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Vacants Ia plaza de segundo All
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Oetecientos veinte dollars, he dispues-
to anunciarla por termino de OUNCE
DIAS que venceran el dia IS del CO.
rriente mes, q I'm de que los sefiores
medicos que 10 deseen puedan enviar
Sus eolicitudes { esta Acadia. Sc ha-
se eonstar, para conocimiento de los
Solicitantes, que hay otros dos m@di-
Coz titulares en- la ciudad y que desde
81 1: de Julio de este afo, la mencio-
NADIA plaza tendra una retribuci6n de
NOVRCIRNTOS DOLLARS anuales.
eaguas, 10 de Abril de 1907.
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