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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-28

No. 50. "Himno al fuego. "-Albora-
da. Medic dia Noche.
No. So. "5Qu6 es poes1a ?''-Podra
no haber poetas, pero siempre habra
poes1a. Becquer
No. 81. GA .Fabio "A todos y a
ninguno-mis advertencias tocan. Quien
haga aplicacones, su pan Sc 10 CO.
ma. **.
No. IS. "En la Alhambra ''-Amo
la gloria.
No. Sc. Amor No creo en- ell
amor del lupanar: creo en- la gran fuer-
"a del infinite amor que gobierna la vi
da
No. 81. ella Cruz. ''-El tirano en-
ciende con su tea la antorcha de la re-
denci6n.
No. 5S. "iOh femina!. T. :. ''-Mila-
gros del Creador son las mujeres, crea.
ci6n de la mujer es la poes1a! G. Ra-
mirez.
No. SO. "Juventud.'' - Juventud
Primavera de la vida! Victor Hugo.
No. 60. "Gritos de un loco. ''-Decir
la verdad... He ahf una locura que nos
acerca Dios.
Manatf, % de abril de 1911.
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
A NOTABLE EVENT.

On Tuesday evening at the resi-,
dence of the Misses Linzy, the "B.
G." girls endeared themselves in
the hearts of several friends by en-
tertaining at a well-appointed dinner
of eight courses. The tables were
very prettily decorated in white car
nations and roses, the rooms and
lights were done in purple, the club
colors. The p,acards We're unique
and catchy: a small drawing of a
pair of boomers by Miss Wahl and
painted by Miss Graves was the de-
sign in one corner. On the end of a
baby ribbon was tied a small piece of
paper on which was written some
familiar saying of each guest or set
forth some of their characteristics,
Some were so true that the holder re-
fused to show them. During the
evening the president. Miss Gilberta
Walton. made a short speech in which
she gave complete history of the
club. Much credit is due the young
ladies for the reason that the dinner
was both prepared and served by
them and 1t would be a fair de-
cription to say that the repast was
the very best. The club is composed
of Misses Gilberta Walton. Lucille
Jones, Barbara Wahl. Carrie Stonak-
er. Edna Freeman. Leona Yochum,
Audra and Leona Linzy. Marguerite
Graves. Zenia Eubank. Edith and Nell
lie Buchanan.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
DENVER
PERSONAL
MENTION
Social News and Personal Mention
Continued on Pages Three,
Four and Six
MAsoNs HAVE A GOOD YEAR.

Rocky Mountain Lodge of Mason
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: S. A. Bondurant, wor-
shipful master; Jeff Walden. senior
warden: Geo. A. Derry. junior war
den; John r. Contee, treasurer; VIM.
Sprague, secretary; F. T. Bruce, T. S.
Rector and Geo. S. Contee, trustees.
The lodge has issued a printed report
of its last years work in which is a
most remarkable tribute to the ability
of the Denver Masons. 1t shows re-
ceipts of nearly $4,000 of which more
than $1,000 was spent on works of
charity. II now numbers 124 mem
bers and had four deaths during last
year. summary of five years work
shows that the lodge has averaged a
net increase of ten members per year
and has accumulated property rapid
ly. Its total holdings now are about
$4,000. The board of trustees report
ed that they had experienced diff
Guilty in building the hall contemplat-
ed but had every assurance that as
business conditions improved, they
would be able to prosecute the work
to satisfactory conclusion.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
Ia JUNTA, COLO.

The N. U. G.. club entertainment
was a success at Hubbard Chapel.
May 26. n May 1S the club met with
Mrs H. A. Bodgett and was highly
entertained by the charming hostess
May 25 Mrs. Arthur Mckinney spared
no pains in making the afternoon a
pleasant one. June l the N. U. club
met at the home of Mrs. E. Saunders
and everything was carried out in the
cub colors: pink and green. Mrs
Saunders lunch was as pretty as well
as delicious and served in a most art
istic manner. A lovely program was
rendered and the afternoon will be
long remembered by each member
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, of Los An
geles. Calf, are the guests of their
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Scott.
Mrs. John Lawson. of Topeka,
Kans.. is guest of her mother-in-law
Mrs. Sims.
Miss Rachel Henderson is the dele
gate from the u u. G. club. Miss
Henderson is liked by everybody for
her good manners and refined way
and moral standing. We are proud
to have such a representative from
La Junta and we feel she will not
only represent our club. but La Junta
as whole. Mrs. Rev. Barnes is our
alternate, who is well wisher Of all
good begun work.
Mrs. Thomas Carney is still very
i'll -i =
Mrs. aJck Badgett is ou. again.
Little Charles Green is well again.
Mrs. ]. w. Marshall is back from
Memphis, Tenn. and reports grand
time.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
RATION ITEMS.

Rev. ]. B. Bell, Baptist missionary
of Arizona and New Mexico. after
spending several days in the city was
suddenly called to his home in
Phoenix on account of the Illness of
his family.
Rev w. r. Burgess is again in the
city from visit to Colorado points.
Under his careful supervision and pa
tient guidance the Mt Pilgrim Bap-
tist church has been steadily increas-
ing in every respect, After spending
few days in Ration. Rev. Burgess
will leave for a two-weeks' visit with
his family in Phoenix, Ariz., stopping
off in Las Vegas Sunday June IL.
Turner A. NJ. E Chapel is also pro-
crossing under the fostering care of
Rev Vim. Ratcliffe.
Mrs. A. Rose. j. C. Spinlock and
Miss Nice Coulter went to Trinidad
Sunday to attend the sermon of the
S. NJ. T. Other visitors to Trinidad
this week were Mr.. c. A. Woodland
and Miss Louise Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver are
the proud parents of a baby girl born
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Henry Dewing. father of Mrs,
Coffman. Is n new resident.
MIR. Manuel Tucker, who has been
confined in the hospital several
weeks from serious injury. has re-
covered and able to be out among
his friends.
Mr Joe Melee is visitor from
Starkville, Colorado.
The city OF Ration is steadily grow
ing Three new parks. namely. Rip
ley. Van Houten and Shuler, are con-
spicious in adding to the beauty of
the city. Ripley Park. located at the
spot where the old Santa Fe trail
entered the city was dedicated on
May 10. It was the scene of many
worthy speakers and addresses. Six.
ty thousand dollars will be expended
by the Gate City in other improve
ments, Much credit is due our pa
tient mayor, DR.. ]. ]. Shuler who is
gentleman any city would be proud
Of.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
CHEYENNE, WYO.

Mr.. land Mrs. ]. S. Baker and
daughter. Beulah, arrived in Chey-
enne Wednesday. They are visiting
with their father. Chas. Lucas. They
are contemplating making this
their future home as Mrs. Baker is
afflicted with rheumatism and we
hope this climate will benefit her.
Mrs James Washington left Tues
day for an extended visit in Omaha
and Iowa.
Miss Ella Pearson has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
her brother in Pocatello, Idaho.
Miss Pearl Ewing spent several
days at Hersig's ranch.
Mr.. Elmer Smith has gone to Rock
River, kyyo., to work on his brothers
large contract.
Cheyenne has one colored athlete
to be proud of. This is Earl Smith,
who returned from Laramie with four
medals, won at the Interstate track
meet.
Miss Eunice Ashford has been in
disposed LOT SeNeTai udyS
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ H. Hamler was the scene of de-
lightful social affair. The affair was
in the, nature of a family reunion.
About thirty relatives were present
Others than the relatives present
were Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Smith, Mes
danes Eubanks, Simon Smith, Geor-
! sgia Elippin. and Misses Marie Smith,
Bertha .arkin, and Dorothy F1ippin.
An obnoxious repast was served by
the charming hostess. 1mpromptu
music was enjoyed during the even
ing.
On Friday, June .. Mrs. James
Washington entertained the Woman's
Mite Missionary and the Young La
dies Art club. After the business
was over, a delightful luncheon was
served by the hostess. Those enjoy
ing Mrs. Washington's hospitality
were: Mesdames ]. A. Baker. Chas.
Lucas, Plum Banks. Wiseman, De
wese. Sallie Thistle. Ruth Robinson,
Virgil Gaskin, and Bertha Larkins.
jubilee concert will be given by
the BUNCH" on Monday evening,
June 2. at the church. Everyone is
invited to attend.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
B0OST FOR DENVER.

Members of the "Winona' tennis
club are responsible for a movement
being put on foot to select two
teams from their ranks to be sent to
ST Joseph in August to represent this
city in tennis tournament. compet-
ing for the championship of the two
states. A club meeting will be held
Wednesday night, June a. at the res
idence of Wayman Ward to discuss
means of raising funds. All members
will please be present.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
rnEEDMEN's HOSPITAL.
Training School For Nurses Graduates
Large Ciass-Or. Hughes Speaks.

The annual commencement exercises
Of the school for trnined nurses at the
Freedmen's hospital in Washington
were held at the Andrew Rankin Me
mortal church on Friday evening. May
10. There were many persons proml
nent In the professional and social If,
Of the city present Following the In
vocation by Rev d. E. Wiseman. pas
tor Of the Church of Our Redeemer
Rev. DR. ". A. c. Hughes of Balti
more delivered the address to the grad
yates At the outset of his address
DR.. Hughes spoke of the old time
nurse. who was not only expected tc
look after the sick. but do the chores
Of the house. contrasting her lot With
the present day nurse, who undergoes
special training before taking up the
work.
This is an age OF specialize ton"
said Dr. Hughes. "The world crowns
the man who knows one thing su-
premely. who can do something better
than his fellows. even II 1t be only the
art of raising potatoes. The great men
Of the world have been those who
have struck sledgehammer blows un-
til their purposes were accomplished.
In your particular calling good cheer
Is needed. This medicine OF good
cheer is to be compounded and admin
istered by yourselves. and II will do as
much for you and your patient as any
medicine the doctor might leave
He concluded by advising the grad.
yates to have the highest professional
ideals.
President Wilbur p. Thirkield OF
Howard university conferred the diplo-
mas upon the graduates. They were:
Misses Clara e. Blackburn. West vir
ginia: Evu v. Clay. Pennsylvania: Ed
ma NJ. Coates. Washington: Emily +.
Green. Virginia: Sara f. Crisby. Wash
ington: Florence NJ Harris. New York;
Jennie c. Hopkins, North Carolina:
Bessie B. Patton. Tennessee: Ida j
Piper. Massachusetts: Mae l. Price
Massachusetts,; Nettie r Stevens
Georgia: Lulu e Thompson. Washing,
ton: Marteela NJ. York. Illinois.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. j. B. Bell, general district mis-
sionary for New Mexico and Arizona,
will preach for Bethlehem church
Sunday night. Rev. Bell is acknowl-
edged to be the greatest church
builder in the Southwest and he is
here to assist Rev. Reynolds in his
financial campaign The rally of the
church will be June is, at Central
Baptist church Rev A NJ Ward.
pastor of Shorter's A. NJ. E. church
will preach the rally sermon at $3.50
p. m. This is the time that We are
looking for the pastors and members
to help us in our struggle.
A E. REYNOLDS, Pastor
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
NOTICES FROM THE
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.

The attendance at Zion for the past
month has been on the increase. The
morning congregations are not only
large. but spiritual as we'll The in
creased interest manifested in church
work generally, is also noticeable in
the Auxiliary departments. The Sun
day school and B. Y. P. U. leaders
are to be specially commended for
the progress they are making
Last Sunday morning the pastors
subject dealt with The Problems of
Life" and seemed to be enjoyed by
those present The discourse showed
that the secret of living is found in
Solomon's advice, Keep the heart
with all diligence, for out of it are
the issues of life"
The series of sermons on the home
which the pastor is delivering Sun
cradle interest, judging by the num-
three more subjects yet to handle,
Child Raising" THE Home" and
Divorce" The public is welcome.
The sewing circle is nows preparing
to hold a Vanity Fair" for two days.
the 18th and 18th of June. The rec
ord which this auxiliary has earned
as an entertainer is substantial evil
dence of what the public may look
for on these dates, l. e. interesting
programs, abundance of refreshments
and beautiful art and fancy work.
Committees are now at work ar
ranging for a great midsummer festi-
val to be held toward the end of July
1t is planned to make this the most
gorgeous affair of the kind that Zion
has ever given. The whole member
ship of the church will be enlisted
and the church going public of the
city will be present. Fuller announce
ments will be made later.
Sunday is Children's day. let the
parents remember it. An excellent
program at the Sunday school hour.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
WORK ON THE CHURCH BEGINS
SOON.

Central church has added to its
rally fund of s90S nearly a hundred
dollars more. 1t is expected to have
the architect prepare plans next week
and arrangements are proceeding for
the raising of money sufficient to COM
plete the building. Within so or 60
days excavation win begin for the
foundation.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Third Annual Trolley Excursion by
Campbell Chapel Monday night next
June u. Everybody is going. Two
hours of fun and pleasure sight see
ing. Refreshments sold on the cars:
25c for round trip. Four illuminated
cars chartered with the privilege of
securing three more
w. c. WILLIAMS,
H G.. WALKER, Pastor.
Secretary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
IN MoRiAM.

Rev. A. NJ. Ward was called to Kan
sas City last Saturday by the death
there of Rev. Gaunt. lifelong friend
He left request that Rev, Ward
preach the funeral. which he did last
Sunday. Having been an officer of
Western university, he is remaining
over this week to the commencement
exercises
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
BOBBY KEMP.

The comedian of great fame. Bobby
Kemp. will. If all goes well. head
large Negro aggregation Of perform
ers In comedy, This coming season
under the name of THE King from
Zulu Land"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
Society Of Sons Of North caroIin..

Society Of Sons Of North Carolina.
The Society of the Sons of North
Carolina was organized In Brooklyn
some fifteen years ago. 1t has a men,
bership of III men from the Old North
State and is doing a great amount of
good. Its recent financial report show
ed that 1t has paid to its members In
time Of illness and In death benefits Of
$4,b0O and still has cash balance OF
$500
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10
LAST OF SIX GIRLS GRADUATES.

SGuOldi suip diN a. HCs' ~A''
Uniform excellence in books Ia. how
ever. seldom attained by all members
OF a family. Yet such happens to be
true of the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Joseph and the fact is note
worthy. There are six daughters in
ali. and all have attained scholastic
honors above the average They are;
Mrs. Ellender Johnson. Mrs. Odiie
,;prague, Mrs.. Martha Spratlin. Miss
Zipporah Joseph. Miss Carrie Joseph
and Miss Mosella Joseph. The grad
uation OF the last mentioned COM
pletes a promise made by the mother
to the father who is deceased several
years since. The sacrifice entaiieo
upon "A widowed mother In completing
the education of two daughters when
the head OF the house falls Is great
aud cannot be adequately praised In
words. Best OF all they have all. ex.
cepting. of course. the last. been oil
such exceptional merit as to win i'm.
mediate standing in the intellectual
world.
MIR. Joseph will be remembered as
"a most remarkable man He was a
prominent figure in Louisiana public
life and an honored and useful citizen
in Denver for many years.
Among the graduates from the col
lege department of Fisk university
this year, il James Clarence Olden.
the son OF Mrs. Lizzie Froman OF this
city. He has visited this city two
summers and his success is delight
to many friends here.
The Academy. one division of the
work OF Howard university. in It's
graduating class has. among others,
Miss Nellie Frye Eubank. the daugh-
ter of our fellow townspeople. Mr and
Mrs. Green Eubank. Her progress IN
school has been a source OF admira-
ton TO all their friends and she is
harry now that 1t is over. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Word comes from Boulder of the
successful graduation from the Uni
yersity of Colorado. College of Law,
of A. w. Lewis. who formerly made
his home here. Mr.. Lewis is an I'M
usual man who despite the handicap
of family which compelled him to
tcr.. all the while. maintained him
self in school and has graduated.
Niss Eva Jones has finished her
course of music at Western univer-
sity at Quindaro, kans. Miss Carrie
Joseph assisted her in giving her fare
we'll recital there.
Oglesvie Lawson. from East Den
YER and Miss Mosella Joseph, from
Manual were among the hundreds
graduated by the Denver High schools
Thursday.
Oglesvie Lawson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. l.. Lawson OF villa Park
He is a bright young man. At one
time he was devil in the Statesman
office. He is an active worker In the
juvenile orders.
ThGsAG. A. banquet will be held
Mt DaG1a on June %. The members
nredict that 1t will surpass all others.
Durham Campbell, who attends the
state University at Boulder, was down
here this week. He expects to remain
there during the summer taking a
summer course.
Miss Helen Mondy, who has Just
graduated from Howard University
arrived home Thursday. Her sister,
Miss Bertha, is expected soon.
Mrs. Scott, who has been visiting
hsr sister, Mrs. Frank Turner, has
gene to Topeka to visit their father.
Mrs. Mackey OF 2745 welton street
,eaves the city next week for Califor-
mia to visit with her daughter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

OF DENVER
STUDENTS
A Week of Joy and Satisfaction for
the Students Everywhere
DENVER PERSONALS.

The meeting of the Diocesan Couns
Gil brought to this city from Colorado
Springs Messrs. Simmons and Chas.
Robinson. They represent the Epis-
copal Mission there. They had a part
on the program and it seems probable
from the reception given their work
that the colored church will be given
a new and larger building.
Miss Marguerite Graves leaves the
c:tl this week for a visit to Cripple
Creek. En- route she will stop at
Colorado Springs. where she will at
tend the commencement exercises in
which gradues Cora Alexander and
Charles Holmes will participate.
Mrs. Lizzie Reese arrives in the
city from the East today. She will
have as her house guest Miss Hazel
NJ iller of Kansas City.
Through Mrs. NJ. +. Mackey and
Mis-. Jas Holly. the Sunshine Club
helped Mrs. Samuel Cook this week
The return of Mrs. Ether Morris
from California was the occasion of
"a surprise given oh her by the Sun
shine Club on Tuesday night. The
ladies' had such time as warmed the
hearts and made the homecoming all
the more joyous.
Eugene Reeves was home frem the
Central Savings bank this week
threatened with typhoid fever. He is
better.
Mrs. Scott. sister of Mrs. James Bell,
has gore TO Lansing. Mich. called
there by the Illness of her mother
Mrs. J. w. Thompson of Marshall.
Texas. is the guest of Mrs. Barnes of
22l5 Clarkson street. for the next two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parsons arrived
in thf city Tuesday and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Franklin.
Rev. l.. b. Banks filed both the
services at Shorter church on Sunday.
The Daniels 4 Fisher tower eleva-
tors are the especial pride of that
store and il was to be expected that
John Conway. debonair and reliable as
ever, would be there. And so he is
II is a question whether Mr.. Conway
takes the most pride in the Store or
the store in him.
Mrs. j. +. Darlington has gone to
Chicago. where she has joined her
husband and will make her future
home.
AT the matinee dance on Saturday
afternoon new musical combination
made its debut 1t was Frank Gaines
playing the traps and Joe Redmond
at the piano. The music got much
favorable comment.
Queen of the, West Temple of the
Sisters of the Mysterious Ten have
arranged picnic at Bloomfield park.
to take place July %.
A Denver correspondent of Rev. ].
f. Ford OF Jacksonville, Fla, reports
that the former Denverite will visit
this city next month.
The diversity of talent among Dem
yer people is well Illustrated by the
fact that Mrs. Sallie Stills is doing
a rushing business making willow
plumes. The kind and quality she
makes, is satisfying a number OF Ia
dies who know.
The Life Line club will hold a
whist party at the home OF Mrs.
Laura Hill, 2452 Glenarm Place, on
Friday. June 10. All are invited.
Mrs. Ernest Howard. who IL down
South waiting upon her sick father,
reports that he Il better.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Mrs. Ernest Howard. who IL down
reports that he Il better.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

The Life Line club will hold a
whist party at the home OF Mrs.
Laura Hill. 2452 Glenarm Place, on
Friday. June 10. All are invited
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

The meeting of the Diocesan Coun.
Gil brought to this city from Colorado
Springs Messrs. Simmons and Chas.
Robinson. They represent the Epis-
copal Mission there. They had a part
on the program and it seems probable
from the reception given their work
that the colored church will be given
new and larger building.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Mrs Lizzie Reese arrives in tn
city from the East today. She wi
have as her house guest Miss Haze
NJ iller of Kansas City.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Miss Marguerite Graves leaves the
c;tl this week for a visit to Cripple
Creek. En- route she will stop at
Colorado Springs, where she will at
tend the commencement exercises in
which gradues Cora Alexander and
Charles Holmes will participate.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

The diversity of talent among Den
yer people is well Illustrated by the
fact that Mrs. Sallie Stills is doing
a rushing business making willow
plumes. The kind and quality she
makes, is satisfying a number Of Ia
dies who know.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Among the graduates from the col
Iege department of Fisk university
this year. Ii James Clarence Oiden'
the son OF Mrs. Lizzie Froman OF this
city. He has visited this city two
summers and his success is delight
to many friends here.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Miss Eva Jones has finished her
course OF music at Western univer-
sity at Quindaro, kans. Miss Carrie
Joseph assisted her in giving her rare
we'll recital there.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Mrs. j. +. Darlington has gone tc
Chicago. where she has joined hel
husband and will make her future
home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

The Academy. one division OF the
work OF Howard university. in Its
graduating class has. among others
Miss Nellie Frye Eubank. the daugh-
ter of our fellow townspeople. Mr.. and
Mrs. Green Eubank. Her progress in
school has been a source OF admira-
ton. to all their friends and she is
hafxIG now that II is over. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Through Mrs. NJ. +. Mackey and
Mis-. Jas Holly. the Sunshine Club
helped Mrs. Samuel Cook this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-10

Word comes from Boulder OF the
successful graduation from the Uni
versity of Colorado, College OF Law,
of A. w. Lewis. who formerly made
his home here. Mr.. Lewis is an I'M
usual man who despite the handicap
of family which compelled him to
(cr. all the while. maintained him
self in school and has graduated.