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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27
UN NUEvo DRAMATURGo
&c nuestr0 c0rrosp0nsaI en- Madrid.l }

(De nuestro corrcsponsal en- Madrid.)
Tcdos los criticos Sc a:lestran unani-
mes en- 81 elogio los talentos del joven
Juan Lope Merino, que ha sido una
verdadera revelaci6n como dramaturgo
Todo el mundo coincide en- el APPLAUSE
del nuevo drama PEDRo-FIERRo que
ACADIA de estrenar Borras con extraordi
mario exito en- el teatro del Centric.
dEs algo verdaderamente original ese
lruevo draula2 lEs una pers0naidad IL
tersris de singuIarisimO relieve la que
ahora Sc nos ha dado conocer7
Como Garcia Gtkierrez, soldado desco
nocido entire Ia gente de letras, Sc reve
10 una noche como poeta v como drama
turgo con Ell TRovADoR, tan<bien
h. surgido una Aoche del mOnton ano-
nimo, ignorado arreglador de telegramas
hssta entonces, el sefior Lopez Merino.
sus datos biOgrafcos Ofrecen escaso
interes La victoria suya es la de tantos
otros luchadores, que Sc esfuerzan en- Ell
cultivo dc las letras por conquistar Ell
pan y tambien la gloria.
La bohemia nteraria en- Espafia Sc con
.sagra por 10 general la lirica. Los yer
SOS, arn siendo admirables, Sc cotizan
pcco porque los editores los rehusan, y
en- las revistas ilustradas, por desgracia,
les conceden. poco hueco, con 10 cual en-
vez de estimular Sc condena al silencio
los que pudieran ser continuadores en-
la ,gloriosa tradicion de los poetas cas-
tellanos.
Ellcs, esos liricos de nuestra bohemia
ardante, con un gesto hidalgo repiten
el gesto magnifco de nuestro zorrilla:
"Que no importa vivir como un mendigo
para morir cual Pindaro y Horero".
Los escritores espanoles que buscan la
gloria pero la vez persiguen Ell lucro
sueIen encaminarse hacia el arte esceni-
co Es ell inico de los generos literarios
que crea fortuna. Els para muchos mas
bien un medic industrial que una EXPIRE
sion artistica. Hay autor con pizca de
talento pero con un POGO dc carpinteria
literaria, que cobra trimestres fabulo-
sss.
Pero volvamos a nuestro nuevo drama
turgo. Naci6 en- Malaga. Desde mucha
cho tuvo aficion a las letras y por voca
cion y necesidad cultiv6 ell periodismo
en- la ciudad nativa. Luego So traslad6
Melilla hasta ha POGO tempo, que vino
a residir en- la Corte, entrando prestar
servicio en- la Agencia Fabra primero
~ tltimamsnte en- la Agencia Radio.
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Pero sobre todo ha sabido reprolucir
admirablemente Ell ambiente, La acci6n
del drama Sc desarrolla en- an puebleci-
no de Ia costa malsgGeiia. Los protago-
nistas son gentes de mar, pobres pesca-
dores, en- cuyas almas ruaas, avezadas
al estoico heroismo dc las luchas con les
elementos desencadenados, tambsan las
pasiones Sc encrespan con furores de
tormenta.
/ Dcs hombres Sc disputan ell amor de
tuna mujer. Per ella luchan. Y uno de
ellos mata., No es una novela. Els la eter
ina historic repetida cien veces. Pero
aun asi, len cuantas formas diversas Sc
ha tratado el asunto en- la novela y en- Ell
teatrol Lo ha tratado Guimera en- Tie
IRA Baja''. Feliu Y Codina en- La Do
lores Dicenta en- Juan JOse''
De igual estirpe es PEDRO FIERRO.
Hay en- el drama de Lopez Merino la
novedad del ambiente, que va hemos di
cho esta reproducido con acierto prodi-
gioso. La gente de mar y las escenas
de playa no estan mny a la devotion
lde los escritores espafioles. Ello parece
un gran contrasentido Espana es un
lpais de enorme litoral. Lo mejor mas
intense de su vida esta en- la costa. Y
sin embargo, todo ESQ no tienta nues-
tros artistas, nj pintores nj escritores.
,Magnifica es La novela espafiola con
temperance. Solo un escritor, Pereda,
ha dejado unas prodigiosas paginas de
gente marinera en- "Sotileza', Porque
no es ciertamente muy estimable la no
Ivela JOSE, de quien tantas pagihas
maravillosas ha escrito. La 'sHermana
San Sulpicio' es magistral como de nues
trO admirable y admirado Palacio val
Ides.
En- Ell teatro, que yo recuerdo, solo Sc
ha hecho. un ensayo, no con fortuna, de
LA Hija del Mar, de Guin.era
FL haber refejado ell ambiente de pla
'ya es acaso 10 mejor que tenga el dra-
ma de Lopez Merino. Els sin duda una
obra de grandes meritos. No creo, sin
embargo, que sea una obra acabada y
defnitiva. Pero ella da la medida de los
talentos de SUI autor, en- Ell cual Sc adj
vierte que hay la MADEIRA de un escritor
de cuerpo entero
iDara los frutos que su primer ten
tantiva escenica promete2 Use malogra-
ra y su exito de ahora habra sido sim
pie efimero resplandor de fuego IA
tuo?
Habra que esperar otras obras con la
halaguefia esperanza de que en- Espaiia
ha surgido verdaderamente un dra.ra-
turgo nuevo. fsss
ANGEL GUERRA.
Madrid, 1920.
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INDUSTRIAL PORTORRIQUENA

Dor del dia Iban alegres, con esa sa-
distraction que da la IelIcidad gana~a
honl aaameAre. Mucnachas que en- pa
sados dias estaban en- sus hogares sin
hacer naday porque 'nada naOla que ns-
Ger III tampOco ha6ia donae ga..als.
IL vloa, csSaA aA.ola o~aA,~-.. .~--..
dose la yiaa. tienen con que afron-
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Taller Mecanico y
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-Matemkticas y Di- I
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lNADA MAS QUE UN CONDISCIPULO?

un pueblito de Illinois E. U vive un anciano de IA
amos el cargando carbon lena
carrito de solo cabalo. Jamas N ri
suen caro- nj parea e faaron los medios
espccamente ell deseo La desvencada
quitico eabaeio nvaido de comah snbicion
Arrelenado sobre GAIA contenase
rfar les. episodes de infantilcs. Ktss
"Pu@ ustee sepa, asina nstee me- wee Gui-
ermto Mckinley euvmos junto eseuea de Trum-
BULL Y inteigcntc Nj nj 10 dena.
Ia Re que me 10 game Arimetca Orto-
grafia". fS
Estes dos muchachos partieronk del msmo
punto. xque mprdir que Edward JDfnson
de Estado cuando Mckinley Psidente iQue
que progresara alcanzando fama gloria
Ell quedo la obscurdad? AL triun
fos discfpuos. tai haya sed preguntado
"iy porque?" bien sentirse n0rtifado
por de de sus que e de
redobar activda6 Esudis las cir
cunsancas escoja Ia escala mas subrla
sostenida s6li-
arm6nicas bases del estudio de Ia aplicac6n
yada s0bre las potentes paroles de
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FRUTAS LAXANTES

;Se evanra llsted contento? SHay rosto diara-
sonrsa para todo e mundo? ISiva canta
ecuencia durante ell dfa? iace usted todo
trabao del da ag ccntento? ST listed no Sc encuenta
en- condolences que usted esta todo 10 ben
usted debe NAL gust, la boca la cabeza tupi
da eI NAL humor, sintomas de esta usted fuea
de estado normal En- estas condolences usted Sc
hace honor nj usted mismo, nj fan'iIa, nj
gocos. listed debe buen humor esar con-
siemprey cada dia sonrisa para
todo ell mundo. Haga que cada manana sea elPncpo de
da agradable fez Las Frtas Laxantes ayudaran,
y seran su meior amigo Cudaran del interior de
po conservaran impio Ibre de los venenos acumua
dos que eI exrehhniento denas Intermediates
Son un Iaxante muy decoso Ia mas deIciosa que
use aas ha prcbado hecas def rutas verdaderas for
de bombones cada paquete contiene rutas, cada
fruta sucente para dosis adulto. Para los
uhos Iaxante IDEAL pues los como 81 fue-
bombones Sc venden todas las faracias de la sa
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~ - ~tfFS~o @A''SA" ~StsNAS 6".~s'~"- :
! IL vIoa, csCan aAola osnl..-.-, ----.-
dose la yiaa. tienen con que afron-
con que psder IL a los teatros a re-
crear el espintn, olyidanGo ios a4nar
gos TRACES &c Ia. vida.
/ Las inuustrias, snemas, son una ia
irera formidable contra la prostitu
cion. En- los talleres vive la Josen nuer
fana, que sin naole en- la terra que
sea por ella, sin esta ayuf.a de sus
brazos en- un taller, sabe Dios 81 ten
drlan que caer EN- las inicuas redes que
les tendiera IN malvado social, uno oe
escs piratas do chistera, baston boil
So.
Si es vcrdad que amamos a la tic
ira en la cual vlvimos, aunque no sea
la nuestra, debemos sostener esas in
dustrias, crearlas 81 no hay. Y hoy
que el azilcar ha dado un soborano mi
co los que quieren sacarle el mas al
to partido su capital, sin importaIles
un pito la humanidad; hoy que la
baja del aztcar ha puesto en- conmo-
ci6n a los ricachos dc la isla, debemos
aprendcr que Ell capital no debe en-
plearse en- una sola actividad, sino que
debemos contribuir al desarrollo dc
otros negocios que nos eQuilibren la
posicion fnanciera en- circunstancias
como las presentes, en- que mas de un
terrateniente no duerme tranquilo, pen
sanGo que dc la noche la mafiana SO
puede quedar sin un centavo.
Fomentemos industrias. Demos nues-
tro' apoyo los hombres de iniciativas,
Y prestemosles 81 capital que ellos ne
cesitan para dcsarrollar los suefios CO.
merciales de su mente creadora. No sea
mos ambiciosos nj avaros, porque la
ambicion iIicita Y la avaricia jamas
conducen buen fin.
Esta industria de blusas en- Areci-
bo, tendra tarde temprano su auge,
y 6l no habra que deberselo los hom-
bres de dinero de esta ciudad, pordue
antes que darle salida, sin que corriese
el riesgo de perderlo, toda vez que Sc
le garantizaba Ell 6xito del negocio.
Arecibo, ciudad maravillosa por su
posicion topografica, tambien es mara
villosa por la poca iniciativa de sus
hombres comerciales, y por su mncha
apatia en- las cuestiones que entraaan
para la ciudad benehcios incalculables.
Por este, es por 10 que los pueblos
ltienen 10 que realmente Sc merecen.
ARTURO NIcoLAU JIMENEz.
Areclho, diciemhre 1890.
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EsouEI.As rNTERNAc1oNALEs

International Correspondence Schools>
Apartadc S7--San juan p. r.
Ssrvsnse enviarme sin compromise al
gun0 por mn perte. todos los dat0s refe.
rentes al sistema de las Escaelas para la
ensehanza de Ia Esnecialidsd marcads
con una X
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ydUH bUDTE IdS PUJEIEtE8 VHFSlISB Ut
la perseverancia- Corte, frme "
mande el adjunto cnp6n Y le es-
plicaremos el maravilloso sistema
de .estudio en- el hogar el que Sc
han beneficiado mas de 6os Milo
mes de estudiantes. Enyiele hoy mis-
mo, enseguida.
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DlsMINUYA Ell cosTo DE sUs cULTIvos ARANDoS
A MAQUINA

DT5WINUYA &C COS Q De SU5 CULTTVOo HHHNDO
A MAQUINA
La nca souc6n de la actual crisis es Ia dsminucon del
costo de cutivO e aumento de la production
Con ayuda de servicio resolvera listed
apremiante problema.
contratamos ell arado de fncas coIonas desde rs
das adeane cuaquiea que la case de terreno ga
la caidad del abajo la efcaca de nuesto SER
vco para 10 cua dos tractores TWIN CITY,
potentes personal ccmpetente experto
Precios razonabes por cuerda ajuste.
Escrba hoy msmo. Las solcltude seran consideradas
en- eI orden que recban.
RODRIGUEZ SUAREZ HERMANOS
Apartado is. Santurce P. r.
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Creamer and family, from Albany, Wis
tied Mack Creamer's family, Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Williams and children
were visiting in Bluff Springs one day
this Week.-Mrs. Inez Taylor spent
the week with her parents-Miss
Thelrha and Edith Taylor were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Milstead, Sun
day.-Mr. Willett and son, Stanley,
were in Canoe, Ala, on business Sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G Kelly
were the guests of Mr. Mack Creamer's
family, Sunday-The Wardville school
gave a box supper Saturday night,
netting $3.50, which will be used for
the school.-Mr. j. F. Taylor's family
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Creamer, Sunday.-Mr
Willett and family spent one day this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Cooper-Mrs.
G. r. Black was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobbs and family, Sunday.-Su-
perintendent A. s. Edwards visited the
Poplar Dell school Friday morning.
Mr.. Zermer Stuckey. Of Garland, is
visiting with relatives in Poplar Dell
this week.-N. Bilbray is aoIe to be
up after a serious illness and went to
Century on business one day this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowman
and family spent Sunday in Bluff
Springs.-Mrs. e. Walker, of Fiona
ton, Ala, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Randall and family
of Poplar Del1-W. r. Tisdnle and
son, Oscar, and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Brewton. Of McDavid, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. lCarnes, IF
Poplar Dell-Mrs. Grady Upton, wife
of Rev. Upton, principal of the Pop
lar Dell school last year. has accepted
the Pleasant Hill school.-NIr. and Mrs.
Warnie Renfroe and family are NOV
ing to Avery, Miss, where Mr.. Rem
froe has accepted a position with a
naval stores company. Mrs Renfroe
will stop over in Lucedale, Miss, for
a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ben Rodgers.
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GODWIN-P

The marriage of Miss Edna Maggie
Phillips to Mr.. Henry Allen Goodwin
was quietly celebrated last evening at
1880 O'Clock at the East Hill Baptist
church parsonage, Reverend A. c..
Odom, pastor of the church, perform
ing the ceremony. The only attend
ants were Miss Lois Harbee and Mr..
Hammac. The bride was becomngly
gowned in a brown tailored suit of
silk finished duvetyn Of the new mode,
with hat, boots and gloves to match.
Mrs. Godwin's girlhood home is in
Santa Rosa county and Mr.. Goodwin
came to Pensacola some time ago from
South Alabama. Both young people
have made many friends during their
stay in the city whose congratulations
and best wishes they have.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin will be a:
home at ia W. Chase-st.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY IN HONOR
OF MRS. COLVIN OF KEY WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. H Maurey Sibley. as
sisted by their daughter, Miss Her
nina Kiss, entertained with a Hallow-
cen party in honor of Mrs Claude C.
Colvin of Key West. who is the guest
Of Mrs. Layonia S. Williams and
Miss Anna Sheppard.
The living room and library were
thrown ensuite and were Enthusiastically
decorated with witches, black cats,
spooks and owls, with Halloween col
ors of yellow and black prevailing. In
a darkened corner of the candle-l lit
reception hall, horrible looking witch
presided over a tent and told the for
tunes of the guests.
Five Hundred was played and the
prize, dainty pair of gold lingerie
clasps, went to Mrs. G. c. Webb, who
presented them to the honor guest.
Other games were played during the
evening and later refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served by Misses
Avery Connor and Ruby Lee Bliss.
The following guests were present:
Mrs. Claude c. Colvin, DR.. G. P. Jones
of Memphis, Prof James NJ. Tate and
daughter, Mrs. L. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. H. Morgan, of Havana, Lieut.. and
Mrs. II. B. Parker of Newport News,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bell, Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Webb; Miss Avery Conner, Miss
Gertrude Webb, Mr.. Caven.. Misses
Bertha and Grace jacobson, Mr.. Fred
die Crooke. Miss Olive Brunson, Miss
Anna Sheppard, Mr.. Herman Bliss,
Miss. Ruby Bliss, Mrs. l.. S. Williams.
Miss Hermina Kiss apd the host and
hostess, Mr. and MRS. H. NJ. Sibley.
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Oct. 2S.-This community was sad
dened by the death of Mr. 3. Miles
popularity known as Mr.. Bose Miles,
Saturday morning. Oct. %, at about
8 o'clock. The funeral services We're
conducted Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock by Reverend Thorpe, of Rep
ton, Ala, assisted by the visiting
lodges of the Masonic order. On ac-
count of the number of lodge mem
bers present the services could not
be held in theaehurch on account of it's
size. An immense gathering of boy
hood friends and neighbors were
present to pay a last tribute of love
and respect to one who was kind and
gracious friend Burial was made in
the Sardis cemetery. Many beautiful
floral offerings were placed upon the
grave. In life Mr.. Miles was in truth
a good Samaritan to all who were
sick or in need. He was a deacon of
the Sardis Missionary Baptist church
and a faithful member. The community
extends greatest sympathy to the be-
reaved family. Mr.. Miles is survived
by his wife, a son, Henry Miles, a
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Horn, q grand
son and a granddaughter. Among
those coming to attend the funeral
services Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bryars, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Will
liams, Mr.. Holden Franklin, of Pensa-
cola, Mr.. Baggett and two daughters,
from near Pensacola, Mr. and Mrs.
Brock and Miss Merriewether, Of At
more, Ala, Mrs. Hattie Hall and Miss
Ethel Stanton, of Canoe, Ala, Mr.. c.
j. Merriewether and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Dugg Lewis and Mr.. Craps, Of
F'lomaton, Messrs. w. r. and Oscar
Tisdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Brewton,
of McDavid, Mr.. J. B. Graham, from
the Ballentine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell
len Hearn and son, Master Hugh, of
Virginia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bowman last week.-William
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GHOST DANCE LAST EVENING
AT THE OSCEOLA CLUB A
VERY PRETTY AFFAIR.

One of the prettiest of the hallow-
cen dances was given last evening at
the Osceola club. A grand march was
held at 8 o'clock, and dancing en-
joyed until II o'clock. The ladies were
dressed as ghosts and We're masked
during the early part of the evening,
and when unmasked they presented a
pretty picture in the black and yell
low carleton frocks, carry out hall
lowe'en colors. The ball room was
most effectively decorated in yellow
and black and yellow pumpkins. The
lights were shaded in yellow, and
made a soft glow over the room and
the dancers. Halloween favors were
given and punch served during the
evening. Grossjahans orchestra fur
nished excellent music for the occa-
sion.
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800" CLUB WITH MRS. MARSToN
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The 800" Club which plays for the
Woman's Home had delightful meet
ing with Mrs. Frank Marston yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
Marston home was beautifully decor
ated in cosmos and ferns and a vase
of cosmos conferred each table. There
were seven tables in play. After the
game Mrs Marston served her guests
with dainty salad course.
Besides the regular members Mrs.
Marston had the following guests:
Miss Kathleen Morrison, Miss Beth
Walton, Mrs. George Henderson, Mrs.
Herman White. Mrs. Adrian Lang
ford and two out of town guests. Mrs.
Emmett Bush and Miss Mary Finlay.
Mrs. Charles Driver will be hostess
at the next meeting In three weeks
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SHOWER FOR REsT-A-WHILE
TEA ROOM

The parish house of Christ church
was the scene of a pretty and informal
shower for the Rest-a- While tea room
Wednesday afternoon. All ladies of the
church were invited to the shower.
The parish house was prettily decor
ated in coral vine and cosmas. Mrs.
T. L. Cant. Miss Adele Chaffe and Mrs.
G. warrant served tea and waters dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Henry Hyer
played several plano selections, and
Mrs. Caroline Kendrick, of Philadel-
phia, who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Dolly Mcclellan, gave several
beautiful vocal selections.
number of beautiful gifts for the
tea room, as well as cash, were re-
ceived.
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SPEND THE DAY PARTY WITH
MRS. MADSEN YESTERDAY,

The New City Thimble club had q
most pleasant meeting yesterday,
when they met with Mrs. Madsen for
a spend the day party. The members
tackled two comforts for the Woman's
Home. Three new members were elect
ed at the meeting: Mrs. Peter Altinck,
Mrs. Mary Robinson and Mrs. A. c.
Wicks. Mrs. Madsen served her guests
with fish chowder, coffee and cake
The next meeting will be in two
weeks, and will meet at o'clock with
Mrs. Cecil Smith. at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Charles Gray. AT this
meeting the club members will sew
for the Children's Receiving Home,
formerly the Pearl Eagan Home.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Lillian, the little two year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Graham who
broke her leg last week. is now doing
nicely.
Mrs. J. Frank Taylor and Mrs l.
H. Aiken are at the Stafford Hotel,
Baltimore. They will leave on Novem-
Der End for Pensacola, and will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles H.
Schwartz. who will spend the winter
in the city.
Mrs. G. Y. Mayo, Jr.. of Milton. who
underwent an operation at the Pensa-
cola Hospital yesterday, is doing nice.
Iy, friends will be glad to hear.
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NEELEY INSPECTING
COUNTERFEIT MOULD

To inspect the counterfeiting mould
found at Crestview. District Attorney
John L. Neeley left yesterday morning
for that city He was informed of the
find by long distance message from
Sheriff Sutton of Okaloosa county. The
mould is thought to be one used by
some of the counterfeiters who had
been passing fake silver dollars in
this district until recently. Ex-Post-
master Jernigan was recently arrested
and held for investigation in connection
with the find OF the counterfeit dol
lars, and his trial viii come up at
this term of the district court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
DANCE AT YACHT CLUB
THIS EVENING

An Autumn dance will be given at
the Pensacola Yacht Club this even
ing from until 10 o'clock. The club
will be most atractively decorated for
the occasion. Special music has been
provided and refreshments will be
served during the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
THE CANDY BOX
MarshmaIIows

ingredients
One cupful granulated sugar.
One-fourth cupful of water
One tablespoonful gelatine.
Formula
Boil sugar and water until 1t forms
a thread when tested Pour over gel
atine which has been dissolved in one
fourth cupful of water. Flavor with
vanilla, rose or peppermint, beat for
20 minutes, with egg beaten Pour in
10 shallow pan. Let stand for several
hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
A Touch of Witchery

Witchery is always a mystifying
game to play. One of the players
leaves the room agreeing to tell who
of the company holds his right hand
high over the head while he is out Of
the room. When he returns, all hands
are extended to him and he can de-
tect at a glance the hand he seeks, be-
cause the blood has left it, leaving it
winter than the others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
MUSIC STUDY CLUB WITH
MISS MORENO WEDNESDAY

The Music Study Club held its first
meeting Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock with Miss Elizabeth Moreno,
at her home on North Barcelona st.
The following officers were elected and
reelected: Mrs. j. II. Pierpont, pres
ident to succeed Mrs. Charles Hervey;
Mrs. Paul 3. Stewart, reelected vice.
president, and Miss Elizabeth Moreno,
reelected as secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
Llahted Candles Tell Marriage

The number of years before wedding
bells will peal is found by setting a
number Of lighted candles on plat
ter, blindfolding the person and telling
them to blow. The number of can
dies that remain lighted indicates the
number of years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-29
SUGGESTIONS FOR
HALLOWEEN PARTIES
a WaiIino Ghost

No Halloween party is complete
without its ghost story. Let the guests
. be seated in a circle on the floor and
dim the lights in the room. When
the story reaches an exciting point. let
a ghost with loud wall jump into the
middle Of the group. This will furnish
plenty of thrills