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INSTITUTE UNIvERSITARIo
Jose DE DIEGO"
cURso DE vERANo

Por acuerdo dc la Junta dc Direc-
torres Sc abrira un curse de verano pa
ra los jovenes de Alta Escuela, ade-
mas, para los alumnos de 5, 6, z, y s
grades. Las clases de este curse empe-
zaran ell dia primero del proximo mes
de julio, terminando ell dia treinta de
agosto, con la Ultima semana dc exa-
menes.
Ell importe de la matricula, Y clases
para los jovenes externos dc Alta Es-
cuela, y de los cuatro tltimos grades
de instruction primaria, es de $500,
en- la forna siguiente:-S1000, costo
de la matricula Y del mes de julio, Y
$500 pagaderos principle de agosto.
Los internos pagaran SS5. 90 mensuales
importe del hospedaje, comida Y ense-
fianza. FL lavado de la ropa sera de su
cuenta, y Sc proveeran de CANA, toa-
las, etc. Los estudiantes de Fisica y
Quimica deberan abonar por adelanta-
do $500, para atender los gastos que
ocasionan los experimentos.
Queda alberta la matricula en- Ia Sc
cretaria del Institute ell dia siete del
corriente hasta el treinta inclusive.
DR.. M. QUEvEDo BAEZ.
Presidente.
santurce, P. r., juniO A, 1919.
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GraduaGi6n en- Ia UnIVeTsIdad
(COntinuaci6n de la pagina LAY

continuation de la pagina 1a.)
afusmafsF
dad dc aquel acto 10 que signifca
para ol porvenir de nuestra patria,
siendo calurosamente aplaudido fell
citado.
FL Comisionado de Educacion Mr..
Miller, pronunci6 en- ingles un hermoso
discurso, recibiendo aplausos entusias-
tas de la concurrencia.
FL comisionado auxiliado por MIR. st.
John, "dean" de la Universidad, hi
20 entrega de sus diplomas a los j6ve-
nes graduados en- la siguiente forma:
Liberal Arts degrees; Pharmacy
degrees; Normal diplomas; Rural
Teachers Certificates y 'High School
diplomas.
La clase togada, la companian los
siguientes jovenes:
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE
Jose Apellaniz Storer, San Juan; Pc
pita Janer, Rio Piedras.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
DEGREE OF PHARMACEUTICAL
CHEMIST
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GRAN JIRA DE LOS "BoY
SCOUTS" DE LA "ASoCIA-
CIoN CRISTIANA DE
JOVENES'

La excelente sociedad cada dia mas ad-
mirada Gle nuestro pdblico, prepa-a una
esplendida jira de sus ''Escuchas'
que haran I'm viaje dc resistsncia des-
dc Caguas Cayoy.
La jira, EN- la que tcrarln partc
numerosos jovenes y nifios "a los cue
la young Mems" esta convirtiendo
en- hombres que daran p-estigio su
patria) Sc verifcar& manana viernes.
81 digno Secretario, don William =.
Lopez, Y ell estado mayor de la "Toung
Men n's'', acomparan los intrepidos
excursionistas.
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HOROSCOPE GRATIS

La sefiorita Milagro p. Rodriguez,
desea estableccr lazos espirituales con
todas las personals de habla espafiola.
Ella lie hara un Horoscope la se1ora,
seiorits caballero que 10 pida por
correo.
Este Horoscope comunica la buena-
ventura trae muchas sorpresas agra
dables para ell porvenir; sobre amo-
res, Wales, juegos, negocios y casa
mientos.
Direction: Santa Lucia II. Marianne.
49,
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TING EN- RIO PIEDRAs

Un Sargento del Regimiento de Puer-
to Rico que segdn informes que sunni
nistra la Policia acaba de ser hcencia-
do de- ejercito Sc llev6 de Ia zapatc-
ria de Agustin Maldonado de Rio Pie
dras, un par de botas de mujer, valo-
rados en- tres dollars.
El rcferido sargento espcr6 el no
mento en- que el duefio de la zapate-
ria estuviese ausente para realizar Sd
original hazafia.
La Policia lie sigue la pista
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ANTONIO PAVIA JR.

Sc encuentra en- la ciudad, desde
aver, nuestro estimado amigo don An
tcnio Pavia Jr., del alto comercio de
San Sebastian, en- asuntos relacionados
con la casa "a. Pavia hijo'' de la
cual es sccio.
Grata permanencia buenos nego-
clos le deseamos.
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REEUNCIA DE PODER

Participamos al comercio al pd-
blico en- general, que nuestro enpleado
don Emilio Cividanes Rolan ha renun.
ciado el poder que le teniamos confe-
ridO para que nos representara en- nues
tros negccios.
Sues. DE GAMARRA. Advt
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UNA PREGUNTA

Don Miguel Flores quiere preguntar
por nuestro conducto, ell por que no
ha sido cubierta aun la plaza de ''mar
shall de la Corte Municipal de Vega
Baia.
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LA cARGA DEL "sAN JUAN

El vapor "San juan, que salio
aver para Nueva York, llevaba 23965
sacos de azticar, de $50 libras cada
saco, 22OO cajas de pima en- lata, 1000
sacos de cocos, 100 barriles de bay
Rum y $500 pacas de tabaco.
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AVTSO

AL tener conocimiento el Conccio Mu-
nicipal dc esta Ciudad de un cable
del Departamento dc la Guerra dando de
plazo al Municipio dc San Juan hasta
ell dia veinte de los corrientes para
aceptar no 10 ces6n a su favor de
las mejoras introducidas en- el Campa-
mento LAS Casas", acord6 en- su Sc
sion de nueve de JUNO actual sc in
quiera de todos los propietarios que
cedieron sus derechcs en- benefcio de
la construction del expresado Campa-
mento 81 estan dispuestos a renunciar
integramente las indemnizaciones a cue
sc cream en- derecho, para en- conoci-
miento dc su resoluc36n acordar en Ia
session que llevara a cabo el dia diez y
seis del presente mes 81 Ia de aceptar
no Ell Municipio aquellas meioras.
Y sc hace pGblico para conocimion-
TO de todos los intcresados en- el asun-
to; quienas deborGn enviar Ia Secre-
taria Municipal, no mas tarde del Is
de los corrientes, Ia resolution que me-
jor vieren convenir a sus intoreses.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. JUNO 10 dc
1913.
P. II. TODD.
Alcalde dc San Juan. Advt.
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UNA SUBASTA

Aver utvo efecto en- la oficina del Co.
misionado del Interior una subasta
para ia reparaci6n de la escuela "Whit-
tier en- San Sebastian. Dicha repara-
cion Sc hara con cargo a la ley No.
8, titulada "Ley de Terremotos.'
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PoR FALsA
REPRESENTATION

Juan Diaz, presunto autor del robo
de que dimos cuenta EN- nuestro hume
70 de aver, ha sido denunciado por
delito de falsa representation. Diaz
fu6 cl que Sc prcsento las ofcinas
del Banco Popular y tom6 dinero con
una libreta que no lie pertenecia.
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INFoRMEs ARCHIvADos

Han sido archivados ell la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva, los informes de las cor
poraciones "snger Sewing Machine
Company y esWest indies Coco-Fiber
Company
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INFORMATION GENERAL
MUERTo DE UN Trio

En- ell barrio Barahona, de la juris-
dicci6n de Morovis, Jose Rosado dispa-
r6 un tiro de escopeta Luis Colon,
quien murio instantaneamente.
Ell agresor fue arrestado.
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Sc 1NToxIco

En- ell barrio de Moca, de Isabella,
Sc intoxico, tomando una dosis de ver-
de Gle Paris, Fulgencio Miranda We
ga.
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APRoBACIoN DE UN
NCMBRAEGIENTO

FL Gobernador ha aprobado ell nom
bramiento favor del senior Angel Su-
ro COrt6s, de "clerck' de Ia Comisi6n
de Indemrizaciones para obreros.
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QUINTO ANIvERSARIO DEL
SEMINARTO SAN ILDEFONSC

Aver las tres de la tarde Sc ce
iebr6 o. quinto aniversario del Semi
aario San Ildcfonso", importante
caiirc de cultura, con un esplendidc
5cc5-ama.
Los alumnos cue obtuvieron los pre-.
rics po- haber alcan-aao las mejores
cali4cacio1es, euc-c2 los siguientes:-
-PEBE-o &c condacta
Francisco q. Diaz.
Acc EsSIT: 7g33.or ). Aguilera.
FREMTo-Frimar Ano de Filosofia
Antonio Arias Cruz.
AccEsSIT: Francisco A. Larroca.
sRHnEIC- -Terccr A1o de Latin
Andres Podrosa Torres.
AccESsIT- -Antenio Aponte.
pEEMTc-segundo Ano Latin:
Rafael Grovas Felix.
ACCESsIT: Francisco Barreras.
PREMIo-Primer alo de Latin:
Nestor J. Aguilera.
ACCESS1T: Francisco A. D1az.
PREMIC Gle ccmpetcncia sobre el te-
ma instruction Educacion';
Antonio Aponte Fuentes.
ACCESSIT: Andres Pedrosa.
PREMIO dc conpetencia sobre ell te-
ma "La Isla de Puerto Rico:
Rafael Barreiro Girona.
ACCESSIT: Pablo Mora.
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Ramon Lopez Irizarry, Cabo Rojo; Nef-
talu Miranda Rivera, Morovis; Jose
Ryan Torres, Carolina; Luis Torres
Diaz, Pehuelas.
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Ell PHILADELPHIA"

El vapor Philadelphia que sa-
lio aver para Venezuela, levaba 1872
bultos.
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Para limpiar 81 caia Regietradora llama .
Oieda. San Jose 4. Adyt
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Payroll para la semana del 1880,
1917, 10 Il, 1921 de 1919.
Nonbre Cantidsd.
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LOS QUE vTAJAN

Pasaportes expedidos por el Gober-
nador:
Para Cuba: Francisco Romero, de
San Juan; para Venezuela, Frank Ran
ney, de New York; para Espaia, Juan
Monserrate Perez y Carmen Garcia,
de Humacao; para Panama, Colombia,
Ecuador y Peru Clarence M. Walcott
y esposa, de San Juan; para Santo
Domingo, Pedro Irizarry Ramirez, de
Lajas.
Pasaportes visados por ell Goberna-
dor:
Los de las sefioras Caroline De Gals
Sc y Dixie Pulliam, expedidos por el
Departamento de Estado, han sido en-
mendados,. incluyendo Venezuela.
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iQUE HERBIoso PENsAR EN- QUE
ME ANAS. iPERO NO Sc POR-
QUE. TENGO MIEDo. -. UN TIE
NOR INEXPLICABLE.
HIMENEo, por Louise Glaum. Su
estrcno Cine Luna, lunes dia 16, tar
dc Y noche. Advt.
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oieda-EL BRuJo de las caias Registrado-
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CATALUNA. i.....l. sl.asa. en- a,I,,... lss.r
MAEYONA1 Con comsdOr espe-
ANHA'-|aNIANEAL cial para faniliaa y

dabitaciones On primer piso. Emploados
educsdos para el serviciO. y serene para
recibir los pasaicros nocturnos. Pro.
pietario con veinte aaos en- ei negocio.
+. Rodriguez Brenes. San Juan. r r.,
Box OCT. Tel. ss1. San Francisco So.
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| Fl Mago de las maquinas. oieda San Jose
No 4 Tel. a55. Adyt.
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PRECIOs De SUBSCRIPCION
Eemestre, S40o Aho, $3.50.
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ACTTIRTAC Hotel y Restaurant
Tctuan 20, altos.
Telefono $40. A tres minutes del Fe-
rrocarril y de los muellcs. EsplSndido
Servicio. Capacidad para so pasa-
jcros. Habitaciones c6modas y venti-
ladas. Esmerada atenci6n con los abo-
nados y transeuntes. - Propietario.
Francisco Artamendi. San Juan. p. r.
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HOTELES

PAT ACE I'm el ccntro comercial
AAA4HAA de San Juan, con vista
a la bahia. Contiene 10 habitaeiones
amplias, con cuartos de baho. Roof
garden -, sitio ideal para bailes, ban
quotes, "soir6es". ii sitio de reunion
dc la buena sociedad.
TARTpE Rehnado, comfortable,
~$AANADA c6ntrico. Para familias
y transcuntes. Toda clase do comodida.
des. Magnifco scrvicio. Precios razo-
uables. Hay aseensor. Tei6fono 4s4.
Altos del Pasaje MatienzO. Gale Sal
vador Brau No. 81.
CATALUNA ......ao si.esao en- 1,iS,..I los.r
clones amplias y frescas.-Comidas sa-
nas.-Comodidadcs para familias tran
seuntos. Propietaria: Josefa g. dc Pietrl.
Tel. 40. =. o. Box 64O. TetuAn 1s.
aFa r1N~AVaa nor .o~r.A1~ -.
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santurce, P. r., juniO 4, 1919.
Advt.
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Oiase Ia correspondence Informative
Para anuncios drigse
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Payroll" para la semana del 23
de noviembre de 1918.
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DE COMO NO ES POSSIBLE ALTE-
RAR LA FORMULA NO. ia APRo-
BADA PoR Ell TEsoRERo DE PUER-
TO RICO Y Ell DEPARTAMENTo
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Frank r. Downing, of Moylan.
will give a small dance at the Spring
haven Club, Wallingford, on January
., in honor of her son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Downing.
The Friends Select School of Media
held an interesting Christmas entertain
ment this week, under the auspices of
Miss Anna Butler SmedIey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Boyd have is =
sued invitations for dance at the
Springhayen Club, Wallingford, on
January 8.
Miss r. Hildegarde Jacob has re-
turned from Wellesley College to Spend
the holidays with her mother, Mrs. u.
Warner Benerman, at her home in
Moylan. .
Mrs. Reese M. Fleischmaur. of
Moylan, has issued invitations for a
children's party for her son and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Fleischman and
Mr.. Richard Fleischmann, on Friday
December 20.
Mr.. Sterling Williamson has re-,
turned from the Pennsylvania Military
College to spend the Christmas holidayr,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Williamson, at his home in
Media.
Club night at the Chester club will
be on Monday, December 20. Dane
ing and various game contests will com
prise the program.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

At the dinner which Mrs. George
Calvert Carter, of Bryn Mawr, will give
ut the Bellevue Stratford on Monday
evening. December 30, before the Sat
urday Evening Dancing Glass in honor
of her daughter, Miss Virginia Benson
Carter, the guests will be Miss Lysbeth
Boyd, Miss Eleanor Dunning, Miss
Sarah Atlee Downs, Miss Jane Gordon
Coke, Miss Margaretta Harrison. Miss
Kitty Knight, Miss Virginia Smith
Miss Charlotte Starr, Miss Ruth Pack
ard, Miss Maisie Stewart, Mr.. Shirley
q. Mccall Mr.. John NJ. Carter. Mr..
William freeman, Mr. Henry Belin du
Pont, Mr.. Joseph Harrison, Jr.. Mr..
Henry n. r. Robbins, My. G. Stewart
Wurts, Jr., Mr. Russell Tying Lewis,
Mr.. Alexander Van Pelt, MIR. Edward
Farnum, Mr.. Arthur Dearborn Smith
Jr.. Mr.. Harry Hart, Mr.. Robert c..
Brooke. Mr.. Thomas Montgomery and
Mr.. John Carpenter.
Mrs. Stacy b. Lloyd, Of Ardmore,
has issued invitations for a dinner on
Saturday evening, December 81, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Ellen
Douglas Lloyd. at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford, before the dance which Mrs. Alex
ander Brinton Coke will give in honor
OF her granddaughter, Miss Agnes
Yarnall, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
CAaritoa Yarnall.
Mss elizabeth G. Welsh, debutante
daarhter Of Mrs. Y. uenry Dixon, Of
JtkNdcra, Chestnut Hill, will give a
sAall dinner party AZ tho Ritz- Carl
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ROxBOROUGH

The members of the Roxborough
Country Club will give n large Christ =
mas dance tomorrow evening in the
club house, which will be decorated with
laurel and holly. Mr.. Frederick Merrill
Brccht, Mr.. George Littlewood, Mr..
Ross Simpson, Mr.. Earl Brewer, Mr..
Paul Kenworthy, Mr.. Vernon Haig and
Mr.. Bertram Little form the enter
tainment committee. Among those who
will attend are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Eddleman. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Brecht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kenworthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Stafford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Schofeld. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Littlewood, Miss Virginia
Thompson, Miss Katharine Keely, Mr..
Erwin Mason Simpson, Jr., Miss Mil
dred Hey, Miss Helen Haig, Miss
Dorothy Keely, Miss Catharine Cox,
Miss Elizabeth Littlewood, Miss Cath
arine Littlewood, Miss Stafford, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Westerman, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Farrell, Mr.. William
Platt, MIR. Helding Crook aud Miss
Mildred Fighter.
Mrs. Carroll II. Thompson, of 61S
East Leveriugton avenue, will enter
tain at cards on Friday evening when
the guest of honor will be her sister,
Mrs. Walter r. Krauss, of Farview,
Pa. who is spending a fortnight in
Roxborough. Other guests will include
Miss Elsie Leonard, Miss Charlotte
MARBLE, Mrs. Merritt Moffett, Miss
Sophia Lackey, Miss Marian Wester-
man. Miss Jessie Westerman, Mrs.
Richard Farrand, Mrs. Harold Chap
nell. Mrs. William Dixon. Mrs. Laur-
cnce Sanford and Mrs. William +. Hac-
bcrIcin. Doctor Krauss will join Mrs
Krauss today and will remain with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thompson until Monday.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Wishes Her Readers a Happy Day Tomor
ro,V-She Regrets the Death OF DR.. Murray
Cheston-FetO Christmas Entertainments

ton in honor of Miss Hope CASTOR,
of Boston, who will be n guest of Miss
Welsh over New Years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis G. Madeira, Sd, will chap
eron the dinner. The guests will later
attend the ball which Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brinton Coke are giving that
evening in honor of their daughter, Miss
Catherine Coke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Lippincott,
1712 Spruce street. will give n dinner
dance tomorrow evening and will en-
tertain at a children's party this eve
ming in honor of their grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stuart Grant
of 4512 Kingsessing avenue, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Lorna Grant, and Mr.. Kenneth
Forbes Hicks, of Bryn Elus, Bryn
Athyn, son of the late Mr.. Samuel
Henry Hicks and Mrs. Hicks. Mr.,
Hicks, who is associated with the firm
of Edward b. Smith, is graduate of
Cornell University and during the war
served in the British Royal Air Force.
Miss Grants engagement was an
nounced yesterday by her mother at a
luncheon given at the Rittenhouse.
Pendelton, Mrs. Clarence M. Brown,
Mrs. Samuel II. Hicks, Mrs. Hugh A..
Clarke, Mrs Casper Padmore, Mrs.
George Laws, Mrs. Jerry Kynett, Mrs.
Robert Headley, Miss Margaret Boer-
icke, Miss Lenore Smith, Miss Mar
garet Patrick, Miss Carletta Nighten-
gale, Miss Florence Lippincott and
Miss Margaret Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Roger Overend,
Of Overbrook, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Helen
Overend, to Mr.. Charles Irwin Jones,
of Snow Hill, Nd
Mrs. Henry G. Carlile, of 5612 Greene
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kirkbride
Carlile, to Mr.. II. Lewis Cutler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Cutler, of
230 West School lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Waring Hop
kinson, of 2219 Spruce street, are being
congratulated on the birth of daughter
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard McNeely and
their daughter, Miss Helen McNeely, of
Bryn Mawr, left today TO spend the
holidays with Mrs. McNecly's father
and sister. Mr.. Keesey and Miss Char
lotte Keesey, at their home in York, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Johnson. Jr., who
are staying with Mrs. Johnson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Paxson, in
Overbrook will sail for London after
the first of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ketcham will
give dance at the Germantown Cricket
Club on Tuesday, December 30, in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stanley
ketcham, Mr.. Edward Kevel Ketcham
and Mr.. George Walker Ketcham.
Mrs. Joseph Herbert Jolley, of 315
South Twelfth street. accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. Bartlett J. Smith, of
New York, who was formerly Miss
Serena Kerr, of this city, have arrived
at the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City,
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Maurer, OF
Germantown, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Ruth
Maurer, to Mr.. j. Albert Oldach. Tue
wedding will take place in the spring.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Elizabeth Dodd Armstrong and
daughters. Miss NJ. Elsie Armstrong
and Miss Leila NJ. Armstrong, of Ingle
side Md, will be the guests over the
holidays of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips
Armstrong, 1897 Barring street. Mrs.
Elizabeth Armstrong il u niece of the
late Captain john Dodd. famed in the
war of ISL, and is the widow of Wash
ington NJ. Armstrong, a great grandson
of the late General John Armstrong
who was an officer on General Wash
ington' staff during the Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Barr. of GO
North Fifty ninth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Madaline Barr. to Mr.. Willoughby j.
Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Goldbacher, of 5S01
Chestnut street. announce the engage
ment of their sister, Miss Susannc NJ.
Sneidman, to Mr.. Maurice S. Twersky.
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Goldbacher
will receive III honor of their sisters
engagement on Christmas Day. Those
in the receiving party will include Mrs.
Harvey Whcatland. Miss Elizabeth
Harris Schaffer. Miss Rose Sagrans,
Miss Anne Sucidman and Miss Marie
Sneidman.
Mrs. Frank McCrystal. of 4431 Balti-
more avenue, and her daughters, have
closed their house and have gone to
Florida for the winter.
Miss Anna Dempsey is visiting her
brother-iu law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold J. Allen at their home, S003
Crefeldt street. st. Martins. Mr.. NJ. A.
Dempsey and his daughters, Miss Kath-
crime and Miss Anna Dempsey, will
occupy their new house. 253 West
Harvey street, Germantown, about the
first of January.
Mr.. Arthur Hirst, who is taking the
law course at Georgetown College,
Washington. is spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Anthony A. Hirst. of Haverford.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Collins, Of 1901
Walnut street. have returned to their
home after spending month in Florida.
Mr.. John McGronen, of 5640 Chris
tian street, has returned home from
Reading, having made an extended visit
with friends.
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Bach Shepherds Pastoral from the
BeethoyenEsymphony No. in minor.
Tscha MISREPRESENTATION on "a Rococo
theme for, viclincello and orchestra,
Liszt-IIungarian Rhapsody No. ..
The second of the complimentary
concerts by the Philadelphia Orchestra
to those who subscribed to the birth
day gift Of the endowment fund took
place in the Academy of Music last eve
ming before an audience that filled the
building despite the close approach of
the holidays.
Hans Kinder was the soloist of the
evening, appearing in the variations on
Rococo theme by Tschaikowsky. The
composition is peculiarly fitted to both
Mr.. Kindler's style of playing and to
his temperament, and he has seldom
performed any work better than he did
these beautiful variations. His tone
was fine in quality and well con
trOllcd and his technique fluent. He
received hearty reception both before
and after he had played.
The opening number was the "Shep-
herds PASTORAL" from Bach's Christ
mas Oratorio, with its charming pas
sages for two oboes and two English
horns. as finely played as they were at
the concerts of last Friday and Sat
urday. The symphony was the always
popular and majestic Fifth, of Bee
thoven, and was played with the rever-
ent care which this great work always
commands and was received by the
audience in the same manner.
The concert closed with the Second
Hungarian Rhapsody. which. if it con
trasted to its own disfavor with the
mighty symphony and the graceful and
melancholy variations which preceded
it, is nevertheless an excellent medium
orchestra and the control which Mr..
Stokowski has over it. 1t was re d.
ceived by the audience with tumultuous
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