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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
NO CARS, MILLS FORCED
TO SHUT DOWN

OREGON CITY. ore. Nov 80
AZ least 20 Of the 40 sawmiils a.
Ciackamaa county have been forced
20 suspend operations on account Of
shortage % ears and the increase
IN railroad raies Seventy five per
cent Of the mills on the line OF
the Oregon Water Power & Railway
company. IN the Eatacada section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
ONE OF PETTIB0NE'S
ATTORNEYS I'LL

noisE. faa. Nov so.--John y.
NaEeut ore OF the attorneys who
defended william Haywood and h
nos connected with the defense la
The petttboue trial n seriously ~
and may not be able to take part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
IDAHO IRRIGATION
PROJECT FINANCED

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Nov. 10 =
The salmon river irrigation project
for the reclamation 81 10000 acres
IN the Twin Falls country under the
Carey act has been financed. The
inBd % IN fertile region south Of
the Snake river. close 20 the Ne.
vada line The project includes the
construction % an electric railroad
from Jerome. Idaho. to Wells. New.
whore II will connect with the
Southern Pacific and Western Pa.
clfie
The aAddcst thing In life IL that
there o. no style 10 last years hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
sosroN's GREAT DEBT.


BOSTON. Nov 30 The finance
committee which has been invest.
eating the affairs 81 the city has
rcpoFttd @ the mayor that the net
debt e the city NJ the close Of the
fiscal year was siii.s4s .0s5. instead
81 ts4h2i 80 a. reported b. tbs
city Aadttor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

The swedish Dramatic company
and HE Swedish male choir VIII
Join la presentation 81 the
Swedish play "Dardancll' at the
Third Avenue theator on the even
ihg Of Thursday. December ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
flpRIMAN TO RESUME
CONSTRUCTION WORK

goo men will be put back 70 work.
When the weather becomes too se
we're Ia Kansas and Nebraska the
wOfkmon will be- moved 10 tho IA.
ciflc coast and the rebuilding OF
the line between los Angeles aud
san Francisco VIII heEin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Manager FantaEea announces
that Nile Lucrciiaa trained leop.
ards viii BE- toe big feature Of his
vaudeville bill next Ncek. which
w.ll include aiao an operate turn.
several singing aud dancing acts. a
pair ~ sharpahoutoFa. ucw moving
pictures aud the illustrated sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
OLLIE MACK Is CAUGHT
BY CUPID

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 30
Ollie MACK. the actor IN the well.
known team Of Murray a Mack.
has announced his engagement with
Miss Helen Kelley. OF SalidA. Colo
Tho marriage wili take place In
f.os Angeles on Christmas dhy,
Misc Kelley met Mach AZ Saiina
a fow weeks ago whils Mack VIA
playing there. She Is not an
actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
Bancroft Makes Denial.

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov 90
". n bancroft. vice president and
general manager Of the Oregon
Short Line. emphalieaily denies
the story that he ia 10 resign and
be succeeded by y =. Calvin. Of
the Southern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

There Is 20 be- a continuous show
No The star tomorrow. at which
time the farewell rendition % "Fid
de Dunn Dee" will be given on
Monday there will be- uoW acts
Throughout headed BY the Lewis.
Lake company. Ia The New
Judge" Vaudeville speciaitos fol.
low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Future Attractions at tho SEATTLE
theater are. "Tho Land Of Nod. %
Uncle Toms Cabin" Primrosca
Minstrels, Woodland" Ralph Stu
art ln "Strougheart' and "Tho
Blue Moon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

4 WAIf4A. New 3o the
sAli's snrisersary Of the mas.
s s' whitman vas com.
. s YESTERDAY ana lasi nieht
.s.s~asea people gatherod
~ monument siN miles
, 'ss eity near the site Of
Whitman mission and
sa,lpsscs by Hon John
ldaho aud Governor
nudge stephen lowell Of
- who was designated by
chamberlain to represent
alled 60 arrive The oNer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

..u.s.sA Nov. so Constrac'
- a he Hartman system.
- discontinued a few
- viii be resumed all
4 ~ llne on nccemhcr !. &c
4 ~ Is ollclais Of the Wad To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

OLYMPIA. Nov. 90 The atfor.
neg general has advised n W.
Powell, city clerk 81 Anaeurtes
and defeated for nomination at the
recent primaries that he can legal
iy BE- a 7sticker candidate Tor the
office az the coming election
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they SPLIT
|0VER BRYAN

NhiN0TON. NOV 30 Repre-
ave DsArmond Of Missouri
4 '''Atiawn from the race
John Sharp Williams for
4 iiefahlp Of the minority ia
Nass q Representatives De
decision 10 uithdraw
e race ~ dne 90 the fact
Sans has publicly declared
hsofs the nomination Of
Bryan a. Gre democratic
4 bearer daring The next
timer IL 600 s sunday
Stevens cafe 80
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are shut down More than 800 men
ia tho mills and logging camps are
out Of employment. which means a
loss u f2b, 900 per day ne the ca
paciiy Of tho establishments that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
MUCH HEAT
LITTLE FUEL.

Those fG5 furnaces for a 20
s.room house that @ n. WOOD
HOUSE co. ii2 University st..
sells. throw great heat and save
your fuel bill go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

- tho star are a number u players
whom Corf recommends az unusual.
lV capable The imyratiturr given
al ~ hts ahowa b. the Seattle
manarer has been one ~ tho feat.
uFes 81 his attractions. and Il 81
said that The Man ON the non
Is 30 exception.
Fritzi scheff. in "Mademolaefic
Modiate. the success which more
Seattle theaferFpcra have probably
ionRod % see than any ~ the 9th.
crs which have stayed close 90
broadway for the past two years.
comes 90 the Grand December t6.
~. rs and 10
THE Lion and the Mouse" will
play the week of December %. and
The Alaskan" a. expected To- open
the Moore thcatcr 90 December 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Marrying Mary. with Marie
cahili. Eugeue Cpuics and 4 New
YORK cast. uiii BE- seen at the
GFuad Tor the last time tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

"The Nominee will be given ia
last presentation a. tho Lois the.
alter tonight The Ensign" "a play
based on the Trent affair with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
Don't Build

Before getting our estimate on
plumbing aud heating Modern
fixtures a. fair prices g. II.
Drown Plumbing Co. 2st Pine st.
ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
Hamilton Studio

Colman building. artistic photo.
graphs at reasonable prices. No
coupons OF other frauds. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

CANDY. Ore. Nov 90 De.
spondont aud broken Ia health be.
cause Of the hard work on the farm.
Mra Martha Olsen committed sui.
eide by hanging She leaves three
chIldron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

ISNSzNNZNZNSzSNlZSZSNNcNNzSNS ~.

characters modelled after historical
peruonaFcs. will BE- next weeks nf
ferlaR To present The piocc prop.
eriY q larFc cast - needed. and the
fun strength Of the lois stock
company Wlii b. used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

are closed arc 100000 feet Most
OF the mills that are IN operation
are running on tic orders for The
use Of The Southern Pacific Ia
Oregon and California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Turkish baths. under Grand thea
ter 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Married Lite Will BE- the offer
inc at The Third Avenue theafcF
all neat week afternoon and even
lnE performances helaE announced
for tomorrow The usual Weduss
day bargain matinee" uill b.
given.
Married t1fe" h described AZ a
side spllttinI esmsdY. and will
Firo VIII hAyuute and Tony West.
the funny men ~ thc company. an
opportunity u display their abiii.
Ties. The Jefferson cloves 80.
eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

~ the Grand Next Week in "The
Man on the BoS."
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de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16
Nlmero 296

Juan, rufan y caballero religioso y sa-
crllego. temerario y temeroso. sensual
y plat6nico, ateo, esceptico, creyente
''todo seguido" y todo en- una pieza-sin
uinguna orientacion defnitiva y cate
gorica, que dirfa don Melquiades Al
varez.
Don Juan es bello-y ESQ lie basta, -
como es bello Hamlet, Ell teneb oso
Hamlet, y Segismundo rel hombre he-
ray y Moor (un Perm ales germanico de
otros tiempos) y Fausto (dado al de-
monio) y los vengadores de su honra
de nuestro teatro clasico (delincuentes
''pasionales' de entonces) los pro-
fanadores sacrilegos OLA devotion de
la cruz, "El condenado por desconfa.
do") y los heroes de la tragedia griega,
y nj Shakespeare, nj calder6p, nj Schi-
Her, nj Goethe, nj Lope, nj Tirso, nj
Sofecles tienen por que nj para que re-
negar de roda su cohorte de blasfemos,
libertinos, bsndoleros, asesinos, adul-
teros, parricidas, iucestuosos.
ST a comparar vamos, tod as las
monstruosidades de don Juan sc que
dan tam afIitas.
iAh! Pero Sc va derechito al cielo en-
compafiia de dofia Ines. Que me dice
usted ESQ?
Un punto de contricion
da un aim a la salvS ci6n.'
Ortodoxia pura No puede terminar
don Juan mas catolicamente. Por ESQ,
sin duda, no le han puesto en- ell "In-
dice.
en- fin de cuentas, Zorrilla fue in
consecuente, y nadie le negsra los
poetas este derecho, que no ha de ser
privativo de los hombres polfticos
-Yo vendf mi don Juan, bien ven.
dido esta. NADIA puedo reclamar nj re-
cIamo. Asi dijo, poniendose en- la ra-
z6n, don Jose
Y afladi6 inconsecuente:
-Reniego de don Juan, pero, seflo-
res, soy su padre.
Ia nacion y una gran dama--la
duquesa de dinaceli-ateu udieron &
Zorrilla para que, renunciado ell fuero,
Sc salvase ell huevo, y pudiese scabar
donosamente sus dfas Ell primer poeta
espaflol del siglo XIX.
JUAN MIL.
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Ell p6blico que asistfa q la crepe
tition de La Chair, Observable POI
igual 10 que en- Ell ecenario ocurrfa y
10 que pasaba en- la "avantscene'
|ocupada por la Otero, AL llegar Ell
molnento ct1lminante de la represen.
tsci6n, cuando Colette queda casi des'
nuda, la Otero Sc inclino ligeramente
sobre Ell borde del palco, Ia contem-
plo On instante y cubriendose ell ros.
tro con ell pafluelo, solt6 la carca-
jada. =.
Cayo Ell telon. Sc llen6 Ell escenario
de flores, Ell pdblico hizo salir los
Interpreters I'm par de veces, aplau-
diendo cortesmente y la Otero segufa
riendo; riendo siempre.
Y es 10 que la gente decfa al salir
del teatro. LA Oter2 pasa de los
cuarenta Colette aIda serca de
ellos. :. Son cosas de "muchachas!
Jest Juan Cxd<naS.
Paris, Noviembre.
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NotaS de Mayagdez

Sc encuentran de paseo en- esta ciu-
dad, don Manuel Maria Sama, Tr.
Taquigrafo de la Cofte de Distrito de
Ponce, su joven esposa
Hoy ha terminado la vista en- la
Corte Federal del importante pleito
seguido por la Central Altagrac;a con-
ira Clemente Javierre y otros, sobre
cumplimiento de contrato
-Mahana domingo habra por la
Banda de Bomberos, la acostumbrada
retreta en- Ia plaza de Colon.
Hay mucha animaci6n para asistir
al traditional bale que el Casino da
Msyagiiez da q sus socios en- la noche
del 81 del corriente
En- la casa de la seflora Francisco
OuifIones viuda de Saucho Sc ensayan
por varias sef1oritas algunos coros pa
ra la primera fiesta que la sociedad
de Damas, recjentemente conStituida,
ara en- la casa del doctor don Martin
Travieso.
Sc encuentre enfermo, aunque no
de cuidado, ell Hon. Juez de la Corte
Municipal de esta ciudad, Lcdo. Jose
Benet Colon. az
Ell Corresponsal.
Diciembre, T4-Ioo7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16
CO1etto Willy
UNA HREPETiTiON"

.AColette vuelve presentarse ante
Ell pdblico- parisiense; pero esta vez
la marquesa de Morny, su compafera
inseparable, ha decidido quedarse
entire bastidores para no arrostrar la
ira popular.
Recordaran ustedes que hara esca-
samente TN afo esta1lo el famoso es-
candalo del Moulin Rouge, escandalo
del que todavfa sc habla en- Paris.
Colette y la marquesa quisieron pre-
sentarse juntas en- escena hacienda
una pant.omima, y la rechiha fue ge-
neral. ..
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AL Ola
DON JUAN Y DON JOSE
Paris, Noviembre.

Don Juan Tenorio y don Jose Zorri-
llaa cabaron siendo irreconcilia bles
snemigos.
Don Jose fue ell padre, don Juan fue
ell hijo, ell editor fue el espfritu santo.
Pero no fue Ell hijo quien renego del
padre. Fue el padre quien abomino del
hijo.
Durante mucho tempo Sc amaron
recfprocamente como carne sangre
cl uno del otro.
Talludito va el ni71o, y tan talludito,
en- la senectud va ell padre, Zorrila
maldijo de Tenorio, ante la estupefac-
ci6n general.
Que rec6ndito misterio psicol6gico
|-y quiza crematfstico-expli plicaria este
tardfo & inopinado desenredamiento
del paternal cariho.
Esc1utemos.
A medida que don Juan crecia, don
Jose Sc achicaba. Ell padre, con la in
conciencia del genio, no creyo nunca
en- la futura grandeza del ser que en-
gendro.
Tenorio concluy6 por tragarse
Zorrilla.
Mientras Ell heroe llenaba las cajas
del editor, la bolsa de los empresarios
~ la nomina de los comicos, Ell poeta
apenas podia llenar ell estomago
La gloria y Ell dinero eran para don
Juan, cada dfa mas popular y mas
triunfador, y al par-ya hacia ell ocaso
la oscuridad, ell olvido, la indigencia
para don Jose.
En- tanto que ell h6roe corria de per-
petuo jolgorio-d holgorio, o,-hosterfas
burdeles, Ell pobre poeta rodaba por
el mundo con la Ira a cuestas a es-
carcela exhausta.
Ell odio secreto que germinaba en- el
corazon del padre cstsllo por fin rui
dosamente en- los eRecuerdos del item
po viejo", donde don Jose puso q don
Juan como no digan duefas
Pero don Juan debio de exclamar
para sus adentros:
rSon platicas de famlia
de las que nunca hice caso."
Que culpa tenfa Ell
Ell dfa de la coronation acompafia bs
yo al vate immortal de vuelta de AL
ambra camino del Carmen de Cal
deron, donde Zorrilla Sc hospeda ba
Ell coche rompfa duras penas la valla
humana de la muchedumbre que acla.
ma ba al poeta. Los caballos Sc echa-
ban encima de la gente, y hubo sustos,
carer as momentos de panico.
Don Jose me dijo muy quedito y con
cierto tonillo de amarga complacencia
"Por donde quiera que fuf
la razon atropelle...
Su don Juan tenfa que ser como es
| y no de otra manera.
Tirso, Moreto, Byron, Molikre, Du-
mas otros creadores, tienen un don
Juan Zorrilla tiene un don Juan que g
mucho don Juan, que es, en- suma, do
Juan, eIdon Juan espafol, el dnico don
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16
Pero Colette Sc ha propue este SCI

/ VIZ So1SttO Dc LA PIOPuCStO SCI
NINA, y como la divisa de todas
estas sefioras es Ell ''guand meme
lde Sarah Bernhard, 10 conseguira.
En- union de Wagne, Ell "mimo" ce-
lebrado, ha compuesto una pantomi-
ma y esta tarde nos han ofrccido la
repetition general en- ell escenario
del Apollo -Teatre.
LA sala daba miedo. Ocupaban
las cuatro "avant-scenes" la Otero,
la Polaire, la Llama de Pouguy y ell
inevitable gran duque Alejo.,. En-
palcos y butacas estaban la Rejane,
Simona lie Bargy, Marta Regnier,
Coquelin, Frank, actrices, literatos.
periodistas, politicos, autores y todo
el Paris del brillante "cocoterlo."
Maya 81 es valiente Collete! Por-
que presentarse ante este publiquito,
hace falta mas valor que para ir la
guerra, sobre todo, despues de la llu-
via de hOrtalizas del Moulin Rouge. :.
Cuando comenz6 la representa- ci6n,
Colette, sin embargo, no parecfa es-
tar muy emocionada :. La que 81
estaba nerviosa y desosegada era la
marquesa de Morny, que Sc andaba
paseando inquieta por les pasillos,
tumandose I'm chicote del mayor ta-
maho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16
4 los sdscriptores J Asentes

P4ra la buena Marcia de esta Admins
tEaSi6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 1o dc cada
mes LasBAJAS Sc avisaran los dfas 80 6
u; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dia lltimo del mes siguiente al en- que es
noliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16
Ell "Conde Wifredo''

Esta a la carga en- Barcelona, para
ssllr el 81 del corriente por Ell Medite-
franco Cansrias con destino San
Juan, ?. r. Mayaguez, Ponce, Santa
60 de Cuba, Habana y New Orleans.
Son GUS Consignatarios, Sobrinos dc
Izquierdo Ca.
Admite carga y pasaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16


Ell interes de esta "repetition no
estaba en- cl espectaculo, pesar del
atrat1vo del estreno; Ell interes halla-
base entire bastidores.
Colette y la Otero, que han sido
amigas fntimas, rif1eron hace POGO
tempo, Sabeis porque2 Pues por-
que Colette lie ha robado Ell "mimo"
esaWagne es I'm "mimo" muy aplau-
dido Ell Paris, y hasta ahora represen-
taba con la Otero la pantomima titu-
lada "Giska la Bohemienne Yo no
Sc de que m medios sc habra Waldo Co.
lette para atraerse Wagne pcro es
10 cierto que la Otero sc ha puesto
furiosa y que toda la reunion de ex-
cclentcs amigas q. Sc ''juergueaban .
juntas 4 diario, Sc han tirado los tras.
tos a la cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-16

LA Chair" es ell tltulo de la pam
tomima estrenada, la cual 81 no es
entretenida nj original siquiera, por
10 menos es breve, puesto que solo
dura diez minutes. En- una cabafIa
en- medic del bosque, habita Ell ma
trimonio Colette- Wagne. La mujer
engafla al mar lido con TN militar
Ell marido los sorprende, lucha con Ell
o6clal y lie arroja de la casa. Luego
intenta castigar su esposa, pero
forcejeando con ella caen de repente
al suelo las ropas que la cubren. i. =.
Y en- presencia de la deliciosa carne
ell ofendido ,esposo siente renacer la
passion y perdona, suplicando la mu-
Jer que lie vuelva querer de nue-
vo.... Ella al comprendcr cuanto es
el poder que sob1e aquel hom bre
ejerce, lie rechaza con repugnancia
lie pisotea, lie naltrata y Sc alicia de 81
encerrandose en- su habitacion.
Ell infelfz esposo, desesperado, Sc
rasga la vsna de TN brazo y cuando
la perjura, en- medic del silenco de
la noche, Sc dispone huir con Ell
amante que la espera, tropieza con
el cadaver del marido atravesado de.
lante de la puerto y queda ALI ate
rrorizada, loca de dolor. 49,.
Firma la pantomima Wagne, que
no Sc habra calentado mucho los cas-.
cos para urdir las cinco seis rapi-
das escenas de que consta; en- GUAM
to al asunto, le hemos visto todos
desarrollado en- una pelicula cine
matogratlca hace va mucho tempo.
PerO este Serla 10 de menoS. -. Ell
principal defecto de la pantomima
LA Chair" es su brevedad. porque
no da tempo al p1blico para NADIA
nj para ponerse en- situacion, nj para
emocionarse, nj siquiera para intere-
sarse, pueS apenas comenzada la ac-
cion surge ell final, y el espectaculc
termina con la misma frialdad con
que empezara. -.
Sc ha buscado TN efecto de sensa
cion, preparando ell momento en- que
la mujer, forcejeando con Ell esposo
desgarra sus vestidos queda des-
nuda. Este seria Ell "clou' de Il
pantomima, 81 n lugar de Colette. vi
lily, estuviera encargada de la inter
pretacion del personaje una bellezs
professional. Colette que es una mu
jer de raro> talento, no es ninguna
rermosnra,y ell desnudo que exhibe
no inspirarla a Zola seguramente TN
capltulo parecido al que escribio en-
mana"
FL interes de esta "repetition nc
nc su h0 1,, II 10 Il Ja-
The Washington bee., 1907-03-30
BAZAAR

Grand Easter Bazaar the sale fancy articles under the
auspices OF the Womans Guild of St beginning Easter Mon
day evening April the continuing ten evenings
On tuesday evening April andeach evening thereafter hour from
9 unt clock Will be devoted to special features
Season tickets single admission I 0 cents
Order OF exercises beginning o'clock continuing hour
tuesday April juvenile musicale and by
Miss Josie Weston 90 =
w ednesday April address by Prof Richard T.
thursday, April + the Keller Magic
Friday April Pictures Persons" and Bachelors Dreams
directed by Mrs John Howe '
Monday, Uges of Seven drama directed tv Mrs
W. Mays " ~ -
tuesday April O. musicale by werknown artists
Wednesday, April "a Hunt
LOT Choir under the direction of Mrs. Jane Sommers
thursday April H. opeta Rose of Savoy" Church
Prof Thomas A Johnson
Friday April r. juvenile cantat directed Myrtle Miss
Admission these attractive without extra charge
All friends and welwh
anments
Refreshments and will be evening moderate prices
Come all.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-30
WEDDING BELLS

From the African League, Liberia, Ar.
rica.
On the 23rd ult Prof. ]. L. Morris OF
Monrovia and Miss Maud Lyon, daugh-
ter of y. S. Minister Ernest Lyon. were
united in holy matrimony in the Ameri-
can Legation by Bishop I. B. Scott in
the presence of a large number of peo-
pie who were invited to witness the oc-
caSion. Of course the occasion was cele-
brated in a manner consonant with the
dignity of the bridal party Prof. Nor
ris is a teacher in Liberia College and
one of the promising sons of Liberia
Thus an America nwoman becomes a
Liberian. The bridesmaids were Miss
Anabell Lyon, sister of the bride, and
Miss Clayender Sherman. The best mer
were Mr.. aHrry Lyon, brother of the
bride, and Mr.. H. Dennis. Luncheon
was one of the special features on the
pleasant occasion.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-30

Boyd, on Fourteenth avenue, North
where reception was rendered then
and their many friends, who went out
to bid them Godspeed on the launching
OF their bark on the matrimnoial sea.
The bride, who is the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Turner Glenn
mons, made lovely picture in a hand
some princess gown of Duchess satin
with real lace trimmings and a train on
which fell the veil she wore. She car
ried a large bouquet of brides roses.
Misses Andrews, Freeman and Moores
were all beautifully attired in white
dresses of silk and carried large bou-
quets of carnations.
Mr.. J. Blaine Boyd, who is the second
son of DR.. and Mrs. R. H. Boyd of
Second avenue, North, was attired as
the other young men, in the regulation
evening dress. All wore in their coat
lapels white carnation.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-30
BOYD-CLENIMONS.
trom the Nashville Globe.

trom the Nashville Globe.
Last Wednesday afternoon, March 20,
al o'clock, Mr.. ]. Blaine Boyd and
Miss Mayme K. Clemmons joined hearts
to plight their troth for life. AS early
IS 4 o'clock the people began to fill the
Spacious auditorium of Mt. Olive Bap-
list Church, until at 5, the time for the
Ceremony to be performed, there was
hardly an available seat. At AS the
musical numbers were rendered. They
were q solo, "Dearie," by Miss Louvenia
AtLcmore, which was sweetly sung
NE next a solo, Till Death" by Miss
Mary c. Clark. which was also sung
With grace and sweetness. To the strains
Of Ncudelssohn's wedding march, play
Cd ly Miss Josephine Price, the bridal
party entered the church, where, with
he beautiful decorations, was seen a
Picture long TO be remembered. The
lsA-rS. Nessrs, Fred ]. Ewing, John II
Nelly, Jrs John Flemings and James
HlEt who entered the church in couples
marching down the two main aisles
men came Miss Willie Andrews and Mr.
Sl-r.es Ii. Kelly, one in each aisle
Mss an-oineue Freeman and Mr.. Sam
.o. carter marched next down the aisles
'0-o#rng Mr.. Carter came the groom
@r- @, his brother, Mr.. Henry A. Boyd
"-sn they had reached their places the
C--e and Miss Daisy Moores entered
NC church and proceeded to the altar
N4e5e Rev. c. H. Clark performed tn,
,,'5l1ony. The bridal party left tht
,'@'la. all going out the same aisle TO
~s rome Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blain,