Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-16
VIVE La MEXICO,
lSSLOGAN TODAY
INDEPENDENCE WILL BE DULY
CELEBRATED
Sons and Daughters Of Southern Re.
public viii Observe Annlver-
ssry Of Their coun-
try's Birth

Mexico's sons and daughters will to-
dksy celebrate the ninety -eighth anni-
va arsary of their independence with a
big outdoor festival at Chutes park
und er the auspices OF Club Cura Hi
daIg md the Sons of Montezuma-
IN ere win be booths with tamales
and .snchiladas On sale. old-time dane
inc fer old and young in various parts
of the grounds, patriotic and musical
progra m, tableax and other features
approp. riate to a national holiday, con-
Guiding, with fireworks.
The athletic sports at o'clock in the
afternoo will include young ladies'
races, mn arried ladies' races, fat ladies'
races. La. dies prize waltz little girls
races, fat mems races, married mems
races, voting mems races, prize men s
waltz. litnle boys races and boys sack
race. ...
were: Low.m man & Co., hat; H. Whitley
& Co., silly er cup; Gunst Cigar com
pany. box cigars Hamburger d sons
shoes: Broadway Department store
sweater; Mullen & Bluett, boys over
coat: w. T. Harris g. Co, gold ring;
2 I Rusch. cane; Coulter's dry goods
store. ladies' apparel; UNIQUE SUIT
bouse Iady's waist; Meyer Siegel Co.,
ebild's dressi and coat; C. M. Staub
shoe company, slippers; New YORK
Cloak and suit house, silk gloves;
Parnelee-Do. .hrmann, decorated plaque;
steele. Faris 81 Walker Co., shoes; Bull
locks fancy vase: Brock & reagan
croId comb. AZ. II. Hoegee Co., nam
mock. Joseph Melczer, wine; Joe Ze-
Ifnslxy. gold cuff buttons.
The musical and literary exercises
are set for O'Clock. ~,
a 1T6Si0nnt OF the
ezra HidaIgo will introduce B. M. OH
vas as president of the day, after
which little Grace Larieux will sing
La Paloma."
Declaration of Independence
v " Perez will read the Mexican
declaration of independence.
Then the national hymn will be sung
hv a chorus including Misses Marie
FLORES. Annie M. Bruce Ruth In1gaaa,
MYRTLE Gonzalez, Ida Olivas, Josephine
Chavez Marie Lopez, Carmen Olea,
Erestine Olea, Stella Gonzalez, JOSIE
Solomon, Augusta Mitchell, Ascension
Olivas. Mary Moreno, Dolores Rodrl-
euez Esther Mitchell, Myrtle Bailey,
MARY Ramirez: also Mrs. Frances Mar
tinez de Pollette, Ramon Benltos, Her
nando Tilla, George Gonzalez, MRS.
Olea. F. e. Meras, II. Guzman' ar
thur Melendez, Euregia Meras, Paul
PERI. FRANK MuScliAlOj "a ASAS0'
Varellas, Octavio Madriaga, August AL
varado. Carlos Guerros, George Torres.
Miss Eloise OlivaF will give dance,
Miss Josephine Chavez will sing La
Golandrina,g and Miss Stella Gonzalez
will render a coon song.
pretty feature will be a character
sketch by Miss Myrtle Gonzalez and j.
parks Jones, followed by the singing OF
the star Spangied Banner by Mrs.
Gonzalez. A.,
Tonight the Club Porfirio Diaz will
so hold a celebration in Turner hall
to which admission is restricted to IN
Vitations.
In the literary program participants
will include r. ]. Dominguez, Antonio
Orfila. ]. c. Nava, Mayor A. G. Har-
per. Senator Frank P. Flint, Edwin Ms
serve and others.
The music will be in charge of Miss
less Mathilde Welch, with Miss Grace
Moreno and Mrs. S. Grant Gocher as
isting.
= the chorus will be May Belle War
ner Noe Villa, Ernando Villa, Carlos
s. Guerrero, Emma Myers, Aurora Va
rela. Amparo Rodriguez, Lula Hol-
comb, Marie Craig, Requel Gonzalez
Sarah Cordova, Annette Marcel, La
Belle Carmen, Mary Forbes, Ercell Kill
breth, Joseph Vale, John Moreno, Ade-
lima, Villa, Lena Sepulveda, Clara
Forbes. Ora Soloman, Della Sharp and
Mary Hobro.