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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-26
& midn de az eT.
Gran conc urrencla acude
a Santurce OR la pala-
bra de los oradores de la
Union de Puerto Rico.
Ell jefe del partido repablicano
csncurre al mitin y saluds a
uns de los eradoreS uRiOniS-
taS.

Hasta las II de la noche de aver du
ro ell gran mitin llnionlsta q. Sc llevo
a efecto en- la parada 25, en- frente
de la iglesla. Mas de 1000 personals
concurrieron al acto que result 8
una verdadera demonstration de las
fuerzas electoras de la Union de Puer
to Rico en- Santulce. Entire otros di
Iriiieron 10 palabra al p'lhlico los Srs.
Becerril, Coll-Cuchv don Jose, candi
dato para la ACADIA dc san Juan.
Yumet de Aguadilla que fue salu
Idado al dejar la trlbuna por el propio
jvfe del partido repuhlicano que esru
no algun tempo oyendo a los orado
res de la | lnlon, .cerrando el acto el
tComislonado de Puerto Rico Sr. Tu
| lio Larrina ga. quien como todos los
Ioradores ohtlvo enthusiasts aplau-
Isos.
Tn nutrido erupo dc sehoras V So
ihoritas presence el acto desde las ga
'sas cercanas.
La policia atendio a garantizar el
lara emhauear. Ofrece toda sarantia
c In glat terra puede resplrar. \ hien,
senores, algunos amos pasaron Y Croo
kes como Wallace tuvo que confesar
Que Ell HECHO ERR INNEGA-
BILE Estas fueron sus palahras: " lo
no digo que el Esplrltismo es possible
Isino Que es. Is decw que es una rea-
hdad."
.Creeis que esto satisfizo i los &n-
duceos de Ia apoca9 No tai. Fl prestl-
gio del grande honbre baio en- el con
cepto de aquellas gentes \ 10 menos
que Sc dlo de 81 fu6, que habia sido
enganado por una chlquilla, Florence
. kove la mediam con qulen estudla
Iba el gran sahio Sc dllo ademas: el
ISr. Crookcs realmente es rn gran f.
sico. pero no * eSto 10 que necesita-
mos lo ,ue Se reeeSifa es um fislologo
toda vez que ei taptasma es lm feno-
memo yiyIente.
TranScurrieron dos d6cadas q mas
V va no se confaha en- encontrar el
famoso fisiologo euando por I'm el pro
fesor de fSioiogia dc la Sorbona dc
Paris Mr. Charles Richet invitado
por Mr.. Delanne aSistio ! has memora
hle> sesione> dc Villa Carmen en- Ar
CELIA en- que el famoSo fanta>ma
Bien-Boa conyierte Ii sal de harita
en- oxide dc harita por medic dc Ia
FL hecho cs concMvente
el fantasma fesp,ra. iUeqo rlre. He
aqui Ia conclusion del Sahio fisidlogo.
Pero los irredueuhleS. protestaron Y
diieron que Richet era i'm sabio niho
que cualqulera le engsnal,a Y que 10
QUE Sc neeesitaba era un hombrc ca
paz de eludir todo ataque de locura
poreue solo estando loco se puede dc
fender Ia exisiencia de los fantasmas
Por fin Sehores, Sc LENA esta exigen
cia por el DR.. Lombroso professor
de psiGuiatrIa de Turin. LonlbroSo
por medic de Ia Palladino V otros me
ii,.ms lleg & Ia conclusion de que el (,
hecho es evidente Y asf 10 declarahon I
radamente al munio que le owe estu
pefaclo E-,ov avergonazsdo de ha-
ber ne gaCio los htchos llamados esprit /
tieos pordue 70 soy esclavo fc los h.
rtos--
,R,sFres le esta araloaa del espi
ritisn.o ternina e ors dor con perio-
dos elocGcates y en medic dc apIau- |
sos.l |.
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PO[R CABLE.

~" lol n, DCluDle NJ - sdl''i
Regulus, con una tripulaclon de l9
hombres Sc fue a pique en- Ia costa de
Terranova.
lschla, una polbacion l6 millas
al $. 0. de Napoles, y Napoles mis-
ma han sldo barridas por una tormen
ia.
Gran daho fue hecho por una from
ba Y mas Gle Glen vidas sacrhcadas.
Los dahos subiran a dos millones
Pledras y lodo bajaron del volcan
Vesublo, arrastrandolo todo en- Ia co
rriente de lava.
En- ell concurso de aviacion en- Bel
mont Park, Drexel hizo el mayor re-
cord americana de altura. subiendo
7lo5 pies Habfa 10 dirigibles al mis-
mo tempo en- el aire. La maqulna
del dirigible de Brookns dej6 de fun
cionar a una altura de 1882 pies, 10
grando bajar sin novedad.
! kSera enviado un globo en- busca
del America II, del cual no Sc ha sa-
bldo NADIA desde que salio en- la ca
rrera de San Luis la semana pasada.
Fl cuerpo de senales de los Estados
Cnidos y de Canada, y los ferrocarri-
les Canadienses ayudan en- Ia busca
Ethel Leneve, quien fue acusada
como accesoria en- Ell asesinato de Be
lie Elmore, la esposa del DR.. Crippen
fue puesta en- libertad aver despues
Gle I'm juicio muy corto. El abogado
de la acusada pidio que toda eonside
raclon fuera eXtendida a su cliente
porque ella habia sido mas inhuen-
ciada que culpable. El llam6 Ia aten-
cldn hacia el hecho de que la mncha
cha desde la ec!ad de 16 amos habia
estado bajo Ia Influenza de Crippen
La evldencia lntrudllcida por Ia Co
roma fuG casi Ia misma ofrecida en-
eljuicio del DR. Cripnen.
Chief Justice Alvastone declare
que q no Vcla nlnguna fazon pOfq'le
Crippen no hubiera dicho j Miss Le
neve otra cosa dc 10 que diio / todos
los demas referente la deaaparlcion
Gle su esposa y que no era probable
que ella saba mas que cualquier o
ira persona
Ell tenlente Monte del ejdrcito al
man fue matado en- su dirigihle Ell
Magdehurg, Prussia, n1ientras volaba
cerca de terra hizo empezar a
funcionar el motor Y el impulse eau
SO que la maquina volca-a.
Ocho mil carreteros, estdn de huel
ga en- Llsboa. Los bomberos han 81
do llamados q trabajar en- slls sitios
para trasportar las provisiones.
Una comlslon ha siao nomhrada pa
ra establecer Cortcz de Honor que
reemplazaran el duel en- Europa
FL presldentc Talt aver comic j
bordo del hu1at e>cucla argentine
Presidentc f. Sarmlcnto I'm Ia oea-
sion fu@ muy hrillante.
Ofoiales promlnentes dc los go
hiernos Gle 10, l,siados JnieIos y Ar
gentlna nresenclaron Il acto.
La decision BARGE en- las rcclama-
clones Gel Orlnoco ha >ido dcclara4a
nula por la Corte de Ia Hava II 0ri
noco Steamship 60. ttli concedida
en- S46,ooo Fl plelto original era por
81 ,4oo,ooo. FL primer ploito fire 81
metido al DR.. Charles Barge. Fl eon-i
cedi6 la compania al retledor de
SIS, 900, 10 cual Sc neg6 en- aeeptar Y
ahora be- sido llevado el ca,o 4 la cor
te dc La Haya para su llltilno arhi-
trio.
FL secretario de la Guerra Dickin-
son fue convidado de honor aver del
presidente Fallleres lie Francia en-
una comida en- palacio de los Elise
seos. Entire los clenas conviiado> ~
taban el general Clarence Il. III
wards y el minlstlo Bacon.
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VapOI peTdido.
Sc cree que Ell Arcadia" hi
desaparecid0 totalmente.

En- la secretaria del gobernador
esta manana informaron a I'm re
porter" de La Correspondence que
Sc habfa confirmado la perdida del
vapor mercante Arcadia" que des-
de hace algunos amos hacia la ruta
de Puerto Rico Y Estados Tnidos
particularmente en- los puertos de
San Juan Y Nueva Orleans Sc igno-
ran detalles del sinlestro y suerte 60
rrida por Ia dotaclon del vapor.
mente.
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muy dudoso el rrlunio s.c IA candida
tura unioniSta. pues las n'ay"riaS lie
lgO6y l9oS han que,iado deseehas
pOT lo~ continues CcsacleTtUs &c Ia
direccidn ne mia cc!ectIvi,lsd que -
ha Obtcnido en- dos elerc.ones >egGl
ia< ri un solo distrito On IA i>la ! IN
estaS leva Ia mlsna tEazas.
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Mavagilez Oetubre 26.

Correspondence San Juan.
AnGche cinco mil Unionistas en- e.
plendida manifestation paseaon ca
Hes PARTICIPATES de esta ciidad cclc
brando grandloso meeting calle LA
Rosa levantandose cinco tribunas.
Orr cores frtncticamente aplaudihOS
DE Diego aelamaneio por el pueblo.
Bajo lluvia de flores >ube triblina.
Este acto ha sido I'm nuevo grito lie
victoria para la Union tie Ptn. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-26

Va en- prensa nuestro edicion dc
~ recibimos de nuestro correspon-
sai en- Vieques el siguiente despacho
telegrahco:
Tieques 25.-C0rrespondencia.- San
Juan P. r..
Aver visito por primera vez esta
isla ell Sr. Muhoz Rivera acompaha-
do otros oradores. Reciimiento en-
tusiasta. Unionistas V republicanos
enarbolaron sus banderas como sa-
ludo huespedes Celebrose importan-
te manifestation Y meeting resultan-
do acto grandioso. Orden complete.
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n1ente.
Aibonito Octubre 25

La Correspondence .-San Juan.
Celebrado anoche meeting UNIONS
IA casa correlieionarios Diego Bece
rra. Mas Gle dos mil almas concurrie
ron meeting terminando once noche
dentro mayor orden Hablaron ora
dores de Guayama Sres. julio Lopez.
Lebron V Tomei. Publico delirante
entusiasmo hizoles hablar repetid.ls
veces, diseursos inspiradisimos. Tim
10 union indiscutibie -Coresl,onsoi
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CarilaS 0cfuhre on-I

tdsuas, btluDip -u-lld OfreS
pondencia de Pto. i;ico.- San Juan
Pueblo delirante Manifestation
de tres mil almas, reeorri6 principa-
les Gales. Tribuna lsvaatada ealIe
Ruiz Belvis trasportada Park PSI
mer. Imposlblidad hsblar immense
gentfo ALI congregado. pesfilaron
tribuna MuhoE. Aponte, Felix Mas.
Antonio .arroyo. JesGs Hernandez.
Nuhez, Nicolsu, Santini. cerEanco
acto Bayonet. Concurso ierneniuo
en- tribuna Srta. Mercedes Fontanes
Rita Nelazquez, Sra. de Diaz Alton
50. impresiond gratamente audito-
no triunfo union por mas tres mil vo
tos, Caglas eIa sicmpre unicr,ista
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Information te|egIafica.
Espl6udidos mitins en- San GEL
man. Vieque, Sabana Gran de,
Mayaguez y Aibonito.
Por TELEGRAPH.
De nuestro corresponsalea

Aver las 22O recibimos de nues
tro corresponsal de San German el
eiguiente despacho telegrafico:
San German Octuhre %
La Correspondence San Juan.
Celebrose anoche esplendido mass
meetings Unionista. Concurrence
dos mil almas-Hablsron CarboneIl
Velves. Alimandy Diego. Oxio. Flo
res. Orador Diego ovacionado por
concurrencia palabra educadora. En-
tllsiasmo delirante.
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Sahana Grande. Octubre 26.

Correspondence San Juan.
Sc oelebro aver una explen
dida manifestation unionista en-
Ia euai habia unas tres mil per
sonas terminando con TN gran mi
tin en- el que tomaron parte Don 10
s. de Diego que cerr6 el acto
Don Domingo Massari. Don Angel
Ma Belbi, Don Celedonio Carbonell
! nn- Aleiandro Cuevas respectiya
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Rota de lUe|o

Despues de rapida dolcncia dej6
dc eNistlr en- Sahana Grande nuestrd
llustrado compatIiota Luis Yrzarv
Rivera, que durante largo tempe
Tue agente de este dano en- adueI
pueblo, ron acierto Y discretion.
Joven de exquisite cultura. modes
to, sincere, deja m vacio notable en-
aquella socledad. que supo apreciar
Sus virtudes.
La CoreSpondenc,a, on este dia de
duelo Sc une al pesar que embargo i
Ia desolada familia. y envia 4 81
hermano Don Jose Maria \ dernas
deudos cl testlmonio dc su pesame
sentido.
orden pues en- la parada - se situ0
un grupo dc republicanos que guar
daron ALI a Ia termination del mltin.
Y el paSo de la manifestation.
Fl acto de anoche como los de S,i
indole efectuados por Ii Inion dc
Ptn. Rico en- San Juan. ju>tiiica cl ri
NOR ciroulsdo anoche dcq el mismn
jefc del partido republlcano no cree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Railr Cad
MAJ! Mems association entertained al a
delightful banquet, followed by a dance
Wednesday evening. in Odd Fellows hall
The decorations were In red and white
carnations and ferns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The members OF the Quingenta Card
club Will be entertained by Mrs L.. w.
Snow at her home this Thursday aft
ernOon.
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tses Nannalcc and Helen San.
Ntalned twenty-five OF their
1'nds at their home Tuesday aft
The national colors were prct.
'fled out III the decorations and
uents.
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The members OF the Woman's Repub.
ncan club will be entertained this
CIhursday) afternoon at the home oi
Mrs. j. j. Thomas
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yOCIETY

.r 10 prevent fmp0sitlons
ssnDsrassnaemo'nss; sansons laaS,ur ans srsoi social
1ass and md especially marr,aiTSe ,,;,iS
~ 1 engagements. for PUBL.
"a ssayo % With them NJ names mes
1n ,%hich the source ,ttae Q. tne
|agn be trnced II the matter
IA IA IN question: 4,
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Mrs. r. Fl. Officer is not SUFFERING
with scarlet fever, as was reported. Ii
is her young son who is i'll Of the dis
ease,
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Ono Of the most patriotic observations

one OF the most patriotic observations
o( WashIngion's birthday was the OF
esnization Of the Junior Sons and
Ilamrhtcrs Of thn American Revolution.
Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Lund had "crn
chosen bv the president general ol ,hc
II A r. TO organize the soceiN. thc oldcl
nrdcr being the hlst OF the nstionhl pa
triotir societies 10 be formed III Clah:
,rbn charter membership consists oi
Ilalnn spencer Kathryn Spencer. Dor
nt'T Dean Spencer, Elizabeth Cannon
robert Cannon. John O., cannon rncr-
con WILEY. Margaret Marshall. Calh-
orin. Marshall. Athenc Farnswurti. Mar!
Cndbc John Wells. Florence wells. Elt-
@I,ia Horne, Lyman Horne. l.. stephen
Richards Henry e. Farnsworth nnnn'
PI,iin Fnrnsworth Lurd, Mary WtIcoN
A. fion Wright and Helen wright Mem
hcrsIip In this organization rs dausn-
,crs under eighteen and sons under t"en ,T
,g.on~ wears of age, OF persons hneaiiy
dcscnnacd from An ancestor VINO %aS
u,g,c,. NJ the Declaration Of Independence
o,e Who had performed pnnlc sc!T'ce
lbc snrcifcations being similar 10 thoss
n,nbodied In rules for membcrshlp III lm'
n a. IL. or :. a. +. Inc lulior auIm auiI.I
nrv is designed especially lor INC i cln-
Irc, Of members o! tn" pa'rlollt Spc'I-
Iirs ifs object being 10 interest tnru, , ln
DO atndy OF the history ot tho COUNT
,nJ e. institutions. yhc juniors aS "eN
-" INC older societies. have u Spctl"t nus
'I,n Of hclpfulness 10 sick children
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CLUB NOTES

The Luncheon club Will be entertained
frlday oy Mrs. j. III, Bardwell at her
apartment in the Caithness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Mrs; G, d, Keyser and her childre,
ana Mrs. Aaron Keyser have gone t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Miss Wanda Pratt has as her cues,
her cousin, Miss Mamie Thornberg OF
SILVER City, Utah, who Will be here
month or six weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Mrs Luther s. Steele, who has spent
the past two months here with her par
ents, the Rev and Mrs. H. j. Talbot.
VIII leave the last of this month for
her home in Portland, Ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The Young Peoples club of st. Paurs
church entertained Tuesday evening at
Washington's birthday party AT the
home of Miss Daphanc Bateman The
house was decorated i'm red, white and
blue bunting and red and white carna-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise and their
son have gone TO Kansas City, Mo.
Where they will spend 2 month with Mr.,
Wise's relatives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Mr., and Mrs, +. w. Hayt returned
Wednesday to their home in Park City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The Salt Lake Woman's club will hold
a rummage sale at ~ East Third South
street Saturday. February &c, opening
al 10 O'Clock. There Will be on sale such
articles as ped cl"thii g, shoes, house
furniture and canned fruit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Friends Will be glad to learn that n.
y. Sheckeil is rapidly improving and
hopes soon 10 he out again.
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c1ork home was the scene Of a
a Washington birthday party
] evening. when Mr. and Mrs. II.
entertained a number of their
al cards. The rooms were beau.
5ecorated in flags. bunting and
of Washington. The table was
with a cloth worked in cher
In a mound of red and white
.ns for the table centerplece. The
4 colors were carried out in the
-rds and refreshments. In the
|r,zes were won by Mrs. Wright
4 Service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Elizabeth T. Mcpherson and
4. Brown were married at D
< Wednesday afternoon at the
Irson homo by thc Rev. p. a.
|n. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left later
|Eip TO The north and will be al
their friends after March 10,
>0uth Sixth East street.
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delightful banquet was given Tues
day evening by the Ladies' Aid society
OF tho First Methodist church. The al
fair was given in honor Of the Rev. and
Mrs Burgette Short and the Rev and
Mrs. II. J. Talbot. The tables were OK
quisltcIv decorated in white carnations;
with white tulle stTcamcrs suspended
from tho chandelier TO tho four corners
OF thr table. thD place cards were dainty
booklets. With dhc head OF George Wash
ington painted on tho cover. and my
hatchct was tiod TO tn" booklets win
scarlet ribbons, The guests were served
bv forty young ladies. dressed in wnlte
The supper was most delightful and was
much enjoyed by all. After the supper
rcmarlls were made By tho tos stmaster
Judge George L. Goodwin, who intro
I,tced those who responded as follows
",Thc Ladies' Aid Society. by Mrs. +. r
Short; "Our Young People; John ~
pane: Music" Mrs W, \ Wetzell; "Thc
Iarecr Outlook" Or. II, j. Talbot; The
Tiny Tots" Mrs. Charles Peak irni .r
ard Aaron" u. o. Lce; To-day and To
morrow DR.; +. e. Short pr s, T. C. nm I'M
,s'rniyhcd during The evening by Miss
Roumania Hyde and her orchestra
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Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Bardwell are
now at home to their friends in the
Calthnoss apartment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Engene b. Palmer and Mrs. c..
.one we're guests of honor at a
a card party Wednesday aft.
ciyen by Mrs. Frank Ross and
la at their rooms in the Fifth
|osPl, which were prettily deco
a t6c national colors. Five ia
|prc 6lled with the PLAYERS, and
we're won by Mrs. Percy Y. Mel
M VI. L. Lake. Mrs. Frank
her Mrs. e. B. Palmer and Mrs.
"A Al EeVeS.
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!. c. Maclean and Miss Mac.
o have spent the past two
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months in Kansas City, Mo, are now
VISITING in Minneapolis, Minn, They
VIII be home early in March.
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and Mrs Arthur p Stone of 1lli-
ave conc here TO make their
Mrs. Stone, who was formerly
Eunice Stubhins of Matoon, H.,
graduate of Wellesley college, has
n Wellesley friends here, who will
ad 10 learn that she expects 10
her homo in Salt Lake.
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81 Love. who will leave Sunday
Eice months stay in Southern
ia. was guest Of honor at a sur
nv Tuesday evening, given bv
-bers of The Jewish Ladies Aid,
la Mrs. Love is vice-president.
|renty friends enjoyed the even"
4 Mrs. Love was presented with
|ome crystal bowl as a token be.
goes away. Several delightful
'numhcrs were given.
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utsuant and Mrs. 7. 5. Up
Iii entertain at cards this
.sday) evening, at their quar-
a The post.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

! Harry J. Robinson will en-
a nj a musical AT the Linden
This Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The officers OF the primary association
held dancing party Tuesday The party
was given for the children from $3.50 un-
I'll Z o'clock. The hall was appropriately
decorated in red, white and blue. The
children were dressed In costumes such
as worn at the time OF Washington,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Tsnrsday afternoon bridge
.nnf will be entertained
ssauTu '9ssruoon by Mrs. NJ. w. Lii
y her apartment in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

Through an error in picking up a
menu card at the luncheon given bv the
Daughters OF tho American Revolution
at the Bransford cafe on Tuesday. the
wrong menu was printed. This Is whdt
was served AT tho luncheon:
Grape Fruit.
Chicken Broth, American.
Celery Saltcd Almonds.
Brollcd Striped Bass.
Bucrre Indepe ndcrce.
PomIncs P1risicnne,
Spring Chicken 4 la Maryland
Marrowfat Peas. Potatoes llucheSSe.
Tea Biscuits.
Burgundy Punch
Fruit Salad. Champagne Nalcrs.
Ice Cream, Tricolor
Washington Cake.
Rouucfort Cheese.
Dcmi Tassc.
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4 + H. Moyle will entertain
fcnsington tea at her nome
5av afternoon.
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nd Mrs. II. j. Wallace and fam
|scttled in their new residence
M Heights. mt the intersection
h South and University streets,
now at home to their friends.
Eallace opened her new home
n evening for a Washington IS
h party TO about twenty-five
IIks, In honor her son, GUM
iortccnth birthday,
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nd Mrs. David Margetts enter
Al cards Monday evening, fol
Ia dainty luncheon. Six tables
"a with players, and the prizes
ID BY Mrs, George Richardson
Ia. Richardson. Several musi-
Eetions were given during the
BY Professor and Mrs. George
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The members OF the Wednesday Even
Ing Card club were delightfully."- enter
tained by Mrs. w. ID. Mclean at her
home. .6G Second avenue " Sdnes1ly
evening. The evening was spent in cards.
after which a dainty supper was served
The dining room was artlstically decor
ated with daftodils and viole.s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24
CALENDAR.

y . ,opular monthly meeting
tse ta,t tos = Hospital Charity as,
NAN "Wednesday evening 1T
'I'on ndad 10 have an afternoon
rtr dee,ftrN during Easter week
pst' 10 be announced later
ra,Iian Bramlng will en-
l1ls Tsnt,s male chorus Thurs.
|'lr 'lara.snins, mnus at her, home, 1913 c
efen'hSn hanor Of Alvin Kedding-
|oL. ~ has recently returned
WY ,To years absence: a
J 4 : n,ogrammc sr will be given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The members OF the Endeavor societ IS
of the Third PRESBYTERIAN church enter
tained Wednesday evening in the church
parlors. During the evening refreshments
were served The patriotic ldea was
carried out In both the refreshments and
the decorations. The decorations were
in nags ana red and white carnations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24

The members OF the Savage club were
delightfully."- entertained by Miss Alice
Jones' Thursday evening. The evening
lightrul supper was served in tho dining
room. which was beautifully decorated
in red and white carnations and rcd
hatchcts. Tho remainder Of the house
was decorated In American 1asg, The
hostess was assisted in entertaining BY
Miss Ethel Ncttlcton and Miss kaic
Wells.