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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12

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$50 letters written.
1900 people used the office.
4 meetings OF Guardians Train.
Ing course.
IS girls taken 10 Camp Sealth.
Guardians association meeting.
committee meetings.
10 group meetings.
zoo interviews.
$50 Torch subscriptions.
20 registrations for Camp sealth.
FIELD
groups visited.
10 Camp Fire demonstrations.
( meetings OF Camp Fire Girls in
districts.
meetings OF District Guardians,
SERVICE
$50 girls served at Fruit and Flow,
or Mission bridge party.
Camp Fire group served a,
orthopedio Tea shop.
100 bibs made for Theodore Home.
Candy for Port Townsend.
Girls went 10 Port Townsend
with candy.
Aided In Cleanup and Dress.up
Seattle week.
The Accalipsa Camp Fire held its
much looked for candy sale at Hauf's
department store instead of at the
Majestic thoater as had been plan
ned. 1t was in charge OF Efferina
Grannegan. who had several other
girls TO help her sell. The sale was
quite popular with the smaller chill
drcn of Ballard because of the hard
penny candy" All of the candy
was sold and altogether the sale
was very much OF success.
The Wewotowi Blue Birds stop,
ped for while and within the last
week have been reorganlzed with
several new members. Tho following
officers were elected to serve for the
coming term: President, Mary Jane
Perry; vice.president, Margaret Hub
bard; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marjorie
Calhoun. scribe. Constance Turner
Plans were made for future meet
ings which will be held on wednes.
day OF each week, with n business
and dues meeting, and a picnic with.
in tho next two weeks.
Friday n regular meeting was held
ut which the Ahalunas cut stencils
for tho decoration for their buffalo
robe. which will BIO painted at their
next meeting. a bake sale was held
tho following day in n store In Ra.
VIENNA and the sale was n great sue.
I cess. For May service. the gifls viii
each be hostess to another girl at a
picnic. and tho following eight diff.
fcrcnt girls will be their guests.
Thursday evening some OF the
girls from tho Talhi Camp Fire met
ut the home of their guardian to
make candy and cookies which they
sold on the following day down
town. Tho proceeds from this sale
will be used for going TO Camp
Seolth this summer. They sold
everything with tho exception OF
two dozen cookies and added six dol.
lars TO their fund. 1t was thru the
cooperation OF Miss Marguerite that
the girls were able to have this
sale as she was responsible for their
getting stall.
Tho Tamahnawis Camp Fire Girls
Of SnoQualmic Falls held a business
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FoRTsoN THYGEsEN
| AUXILIARY

Fortson Thygescn Auxiliary U. 8.
w. v! No. 2. Is planning nm enter,
tainment at Roosevelt hall for
Thursday evening. May II. Tho pro.
gram arranged by Nell Barry Tay.
Tor, a member Of the auxiliary, will
bo followed by dancing. No admls.
sion will BIO charged. Spanish war
veterans. families and friends in.
Vited to attend.
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To Talk nj State PIT. A.
Convention

Miss Ruth a. Brown has been In
vited 20 give n talk on Campfire
It's Aims and Purpose" before the
members OF the State Parent.Teacher
association, Friday. May IS.
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Piano Recital

Miss Minnie widmer win present
her pupils in piano recital az the
women's University club auditorium.
Saturday afternoon. May 10. at
o'clock.
The program follows:
''Eifman's serenades Adams
winlfred Calender
The Paper Chxin" ........-.. .Frimi
Pearl Tipp
Little waitEes". Schubert
Bobby Elias
Minvst. ................ Henri Van Gael
Virginia Lucille Hansen
up Hill and Down Hiii' Grant Schaeffer
Rosemary Smalley
The Iark's Song. ...... .Tschaikowrky
Harold seligman
The Witches Revei''. .Schytte
Dorothea Friedman
Moon Beams. ............ Mana yucca
Isabelle Sargent
The Ghost in the Chimney. .Kullsk
Edusrd Grunbaum
Sous Les Fcuiiles' .Thoms
cieoue Brown
''ranz yergneugungr ...... .Scharvenka
George sratterday
Dancing Shadows. Carpenter
Marjorie kaufman
Youth and joy ................s ehytts
Geraldine Buchner
waltz. op. 60. No. 1..........c Chopin
Jeanette Marcus
Consolation" .............. Mendelssohn
Eiientine Mcclure
butterfly Waltz ...........,.. -..Frimi
lots Austin
'Russian Romance. .Frimi
Gertrude Ashley
''Buona Note. .Neyin
Priscilla Bskenhus
Noc,urnc IN + Flat, .Nevin
Charts Petit
Sweet Souvenir. George Dudly Marlin
Mariana Bartlett
Mazurka ..................... Borowski
Genevieye kellogg
Scotch POEM ............... MaeDoweii
Beatrice Mcintosh
Nocturne In F............-... Schumsn
Vera Scatterday
''Murmuring zephyrs". ........... Jensen
Dorothy Williams
Waltz, Op. ca, No. 2.............. Chopin
Catherine Maine
'Nalcik monochrome. .Mokre1s
Marjorie Rattray
''Papiilon D'Amour'. ............s chytts
Sarah Todd
'sEtude" .......-...........,. Arensky
Helen Grace Wilson
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LUNCHEON AT
pt,L,IIlyrt,nt< ~ .,tIrYtp.,tt

Tho Womens Federation OF Evan.
gelicol churches OF seattle viii give
a luncheon Tuesday, May IS, at the
First Presbyterian church at 1880
y. m. Women missionaries will be
guests OF honor. A program IL be-
Ing prepared for tho affair.
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HIGHLAND PARK p..T. A.

Highland Park PIT. A. will have
Its regular meeting Tuesday. May
10, at 2:so p. m. in tho schooi audi
torlum. Chairmen and their com.
mittees are urged TO attend and
perfect plans for Dads Night"
which Will take place Friday, May
20.
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GARDEN PARTY

Tho flower and garden COMMITTEES
OF tho Women's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyoment club VIII give. n garden
party Friday. May is. at p. m. on
tho lawn OF Evergreen lodge. corner
Of Alaska and 10th 81. Mr.. Fred Cole
win speak.
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wEsT SEATTLE
CHATTER. o. y. g.

West Seattle hapter. o. y. r.. VIII
meet In tho dining room a, IN. Ma.
sonic Temple. 7st7n California ave.
Wednesday. May 10. at .. IN. Cards.
Tho hoatesaos viii bo Mrs. Ernest
Jackson. Mrs. Harold Jackson. Mrs.
Charles Brunt and Mrs. Berger
GrunR.
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Sports Clothes Ball Brilliant

The Clothes Is At the Masonic temple
last brilliant and beautiful It's wonderful array OF bright
fashion % the OF
Dorothy
AIunday Campbell
Miss Helen
sfyker Elizabeth Folsom Miss Loyal Treat.
Emenele Baekus and Miss Eyalyn Colyin
club
fluffy organizes Ind
Miss
Thompson Miss Vera Boyer
Mabel Anderson M Dorothy Bird. Mss Betty
Miss Florence Rogers.
the balcony Miss Pearl Hen
Virginia Patty Miss Bertha HeFnley Mrs John
DR. H. the
Kline assisted Mr. John Lincoln Hail. Mr.
arod r. Kline and Mr. Afah Lemucl Carr
responsible highly successful affair Included Ar
chairman Andrew Price fashion revue Mrs G u
Williams
supper conet music; Miss
Kerr publicity; Miss Pearl Bennett. box holders
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SUNSET HEIGHTS
t,rrt-D .ny ,st tst,

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Mrs. Warren II. Brown will enter.
tain Sunset Heights Literary club
with noon.hour luncheon at her
home. i07 N. 67th St. on Tuesday.
May Is. Tho regular study pro.
gram will follow the luncheon. Tako
Phinney car.
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Amphion Society
Concert Nav 16

The Amphion society VIII give the
second concert Of its 18th season at
Meany hall. University OF Washing
ton. Wednesday evening. May 10.
Marguerite Carney. the blind 30
prano. VIII be the assisting artist.
The program follows:
chorAls-"A Stronghold Sure" (''Ein
Fests Bnrs') q. 3. Bsehl.......,..
.............Arr. by Graham Morgan
'-rh. Dawn. ................H Hammond
Moorish s'r'n.d'" - .F'''s'F0'
Aria-"c.ro Nome C''Riroist,o-) Verdi
-'iarr0eri;' Carney
Cs) Rose OF Ny Heart ............ Lohr
% The Trumpeier-- ...............D4 DIX
Junior AmphIo1 Society
Awhile Bslstad. director
Motet-'DsIisra Domini". Gear Frsnek
VII
Media Vita t'.Ths Battle Hymn Of
the Monks") .......-....-..M Max Bruch
Ia, "a spring shovsr...............
...............w Won Mo.n.ndorf;
% "a Iittis Close Harmony" g. o'Hara
sonrs-
Ia 7 Passed by Tour wiudow''
.s.4..... ..-...-........... bfshs
Obi 'Eyi~siin.. .......... Elndig
tel Under the Greenwood Tree.
.-+s.s.s.-..s...-s .Buf1i-PecclA
td) Swing Low. Swee; Chariot,
(Negro Spiritually Arr. by BuEieiEh
Marguerite Carney
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Klwani. Demonstrntlon

A Camp Fire demonstration con
Quoted by Miss Ruth A. Brown IL TO
be given before the Kiwsnis club
AZ their luncheon next Wednesday.
May 10.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

Beta Theta Mothers club will sivo
card party at the chapter house.
1917 y. 18th ~, Thursday. May II.
Al 3 y. IN. A special musical pro.
gram has been arranged Rsserva-
tons may 30 made with Mrs. J. w.
Nordsirom. Capitol 1881.
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AUXILIARY ROOSEVELT

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Theo.
dore Roosevelt Post No. "a, V. +.
w, viii hold It's regular m eetin &
Tuesday. May 10, at 2 p. m. There
will be an initiation. Refreshments
viii be SERVED.
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Mrs. Wilton to Glue Bridge Tea

Mrs Aubrey Wilton g entertaining With bridge tc
Broadway NJ Friday afternoon. May Is. Five table:
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

LITERARY AND
MUSICAL CLUB
In tho interest Of The maintenance
fund. tho Ladies, Literary and Musi.
cal club viii present an interesting
program featuring the Hand Bag
Players" with piano selections by
Hazel Cameron. Monday afternoon.
May IL. az the Federated clubhouse
at o'clock.
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coTERIE CLUB

The coterio club win hold lis an.
nual banauet Friday. May is, at
D. m. Mt tho Y. w. G. A. Mrs.
w. w. Beck. toast mistress. A
short business session vii BIO held
at 1890 p. IN.
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GREENWOOD Pr. A. NOTES

Greenwood PIT. A. held its
monthly meeting in the school audi
torium. "Wednesday afternoon. After
the business session. an Interesting
program was given. followed by re-
freshmcnts There win DO no moro
meetings until the second wedncs-
day in September.
The mothers of the district apprc.
clate the splendid care given tho
younger children by tho supervisor
OF the kindergarten. which enables
them to enjoy the meetings undIs.
turbed.
Arrangements are being made 10
entertain the faculty of Greenwood
school Mt dinner some time In June.
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[ALLAH cHApTER. o. ID s.

Allah Chapter, o. Il. S.. viii give
q card party Tuesday evening, May
10, at the Panama cafeteria. at
$3.50 o'clock. All Eastern Stars In.
vitod.
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LYRIC cHoRAL cIIin

The ladies' Lyric Choral clue
viii meet In the main Sunday school
room OF the First Presbyterinn
church. Tuesday. May Is, at'7s5
y. IN.
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GIRL SCOUTS
TRAINING CLASS


TRAINING CLASS
There win bo training class for
all who ARC Interested in Girl Scouts
and In the work they DO. at the
university branch OF tho public H.
brady Monday afternoon. May IL.
at o'clock. This and tho follow.
Ing classes win be open 20 anyone
who Is interested. regardless OF
whether or not they nre affiliated
with the work. and thcro viii DO
no requirement that they later be.
come affiliated. There n no charge
OF any kind. Tho pissn Is TO have
work In actual scouting as presented
by tho Girl Scout program.
Mrs. Daisy Stewart. regional al.
rector OF 0lrl Scouts. viii have
charge OK tho work. Mrs. Stewart
has had extensive training in the
Scout program and Is one OF the
few certified examiners OF Girl Scout
leaders in tho United States. She
has studied both in Massachusetts
and New York at the Girl Scout
officers camps. as well as at tho
regular schools.
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pUsINEss woMEN,s cLrp

Tho business md Professional
women's club meets Tuesday. May
10. In tho Fine Arts han nj y. m.
Mr. II Il, Morgan. advertising man.
agcr OF Frederick & Nelson's, and
C. c. Norton. Of the New York Ilfe
Insurance Co. viii DO tho principal
speakers.
Gamma Epsilon Pi. the honorary
sorority of tho School Of Business
Administration OF the University Of
Washington. viii bo tho guests OF
the club that evening. Tho prcsl.
dent Of the sorority viii also speak.
AZ last Tuesdays meeting tho new
members shared honors with the
mothers as guests Of tho club. An
interesting program was prepared
under the direction OF Miss Mary
Eldrcd. chairman OF tho Fellowship
committee. The orchestra from the
First M. r.. church Sunday school
under the direction OF Mr.. Clay Hor.
rison. played. Miss Carroll White
and Miss Mercedes wason gave
readings. Mrs. A. Preston Burns
sang a group OF songs. and Mira
Marco Rotch gave tribute 10 the
mothers.
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Mrs. Nugent to Entertain Informally

Nugen Is entertaining with an Informal dance az her hom
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BALLARD CAMP NO. a..

Ballard camp No. l76. woodmcn OF
The World, viii give dance for
members and their families only Fri.
day evening, Mpy rs, at woodmen
hall, nth and Market cts
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PIONEER AUXILIARY
PICNIC

Tho women's Pioneer auxiliary
extends an invitation 10 tho officers
and members OF the Washington
State Pioneers. and also TO all won.
en- who lived In Washington during
territorial days. 10 enroll with the
Pionesra' auxiliary ana and PARTED.
pate In It's meeting on Wednesday.
May 10. at the Pionntrs' hail. MadI.
son park. ono OF tho pleasant fea.
lures OF this gathering viii 10 the
picnic luncheon. which win be
sorycd in the dining room on tho
upper floor OF the Pioneer build.
ing. with tho auxiliary furnishing
Tho coffee. The luncheon viii b.
followed by social hour. pro.
gram and short business meeting.
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luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon will
The hostesses for the affair will B.
Mrs. NJ. p. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. K. A. Burnar
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woMEN's LAKEWOOD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT GLIB

The Women's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club will hold it's regular
meeting Tuesday, May Is. at D. m,
at the Lakewood clubhouse. Mrs. w.
$. Endfield, chairman OF flowers and
gardens. and her committee, will
have charge OF the program for the
afternoon.
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CLARA BARTON TrNr No

A public dinner VIII be given BY
Clara Barton tent u. OF ", No. /.
on "Wednesday. May 20. at G y. M.
followed by cards at s y. m. and n
bazaar. At tho regular meeting held
May ., the following officers were
installed by Miss Grace Hurd. in.
stalling Officers Mrs. Irene Blue.
press correspondent; Mrs. Lois Sci.
Dor, musician; Mrs. Elizabeth Fohn,
color guard.
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Mrs. Walter Fulton returned iast
evening from trip 10 New York.
Mr. ana Mr. John G Mcmillan
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RAvENNA socIAL cLlln

INN VEINiNA bUNTAL CLIB
Ravcnna. Social club will meet a,
the University Masonic temple
Tuesday May 10. Luncheon at
1880 p. m. Eastern stars and
friends invited
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Bridge Tea Will Benefit Hospital

guilds
afternoon d Remington. arrange
assisted
Mrs. E. Clark decoaions L.
assisting E
Mrs George Miller and Mrs Jay Lachapere
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Hostess to Bridge Luncheon Club
bu AluD,uae


with breakfast Saturday May TO- the Hotel Gowan
A lie
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GUARANTEE CLUB

The ouaran,o club win meet at
tho home OF Mr.. II. y. West. 4sos
Beach drive 8. W.. Tuesday evening.
May Is. Each member Is requested
TO bring luncheon for two.
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Entertain ON Board Yacht

Compimenting Mrs William Wright Of Boston
Gfhs
board their yacht "sueja," Friday afternoon
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY cL1yR

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The regular annual meeting Of
the Pennsylvania Study club will DO
held at the Federated clubhouse,
Friday, May is, at p. m. Election
of officers. Members asked to at.
tend.
CAPITOL HILL w. C. L. u.
Capitol I'm w. C. T. U. will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Peter Kimple,
i11s r. Thomas St, Tuesday, May
is. at II n. m. Bring lunch and
thimble. A Mothers Day program
will bo given.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. 90

Palm clrch. No Sc. Neighbors OF
woodcraft. win mhot IN Odd Fellows
hall. Monday evening. May ~. A
special surprise feature will DO Pre-.
sentvd after tbs regular business
meeting. All Ecighbors Of Wood.
craft invited.
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SOCIAL DANCE

Tho Ladies' Of the Golden North
NO. 1. auxiliary TO tho Yukon order
OF Pioneers No. .. viii give social
dance Friday evening. siay IS. a,
NJ. L. d. A. hall. is:sh First ave.
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CUSTER CAMP NO. 1

Custer Camp No. 1. Sons OF Vet
Grams. and Custer Auxiliary No. 4.
VIII meet Tuesday. May is. at 1880
p. m. In Veterans hail. Armory.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD NO. l7,,

Harmony Homestead 40. i74s.
Brotherhood of American Ycomen,
viii have a large class adoption on
TueHday evening. May 10. Mt Moose
hall. The ladies' degree team will
have charge OF the work. assisted by
the ladies' guard team OF South Ta-
coma. All Ycomen invited.
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Colonel and Mrs. Dockerv Hosts

oliver Dockery viii be hosts buffet supper for
Washington Reserve Officers Training
corps evening the Officers club Fort Iawon.
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HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
Hallor Lake Social club will meet
at tho home OF Mrs. Frank Hess.
Thursday, May H. at 2 y, m.
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FREMONT NJ. Q. r. n.

FREMONT w. c. T. U.
Fremont w. c. r. U. will meet
Tuesday afternoon. May 15. at 2
o'clock. in the Asbury NJ. p. church.
The program includes n talk by the
superintendent of tho Ruth School
for Girls.
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Bridae L1tncheon WI Honor Mss ZONES

George Youei Is entertaining with bridge iuneh'
her home Tuesday afternoon May g. In no
Jones. who win wed Mr.. Arthur $. Coffin In June.
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ALPHA CLUB

Tho Alpha club viii meet Thurs
day. May ~. with Mrs. Amelia q
Nelson. asso W. cath Il. Luncheon
at 1870 .. m.
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No-Host Dinner Before Dance

Nicholas
Netleton
H
included Hail. cccie
Chinn. Guen
sjoy Rabe Douglas Messrs John Arthur
Huntington
FransioIi Leigh Rabel and John Trumbui.
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Miss Tucker Entertains for Miss Bayley

compliment Elizabeth
this afternoon from
ntn kitchen added compliment the honor
violet Iris white
centering the table,
Thornton and
hour Mrs Archibald Tabo, and Mira
Helen Jordan.
Young skinner.
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BETHLEHEM SHRINE.
NO.
Bethlehem shrine, No. /, white
Shrine OF Jerusalem. ~ill give a
card party Saturday, May IL, at $50
y. M. at Dortnall's cafeteria.
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Women's Clubs

day evening. May -. AZ c p. m. All
Reservations must b. in by the soih
of Tho month. Notify Nellie Hans.
Hotel Willard. Elliott ssss OF Elliott
s1ss. n you viii attend.
NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUB
Tho North End Progressive club
win meet Tuesday. May rs. with
Mrs. Do Baum. i2ao r. Goth ~. Takc
ji,ney at 10th ave. n. L. to taih nj.
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Mrs. 0cnryioye Bleihen and her
mother, Mrs. Martha swadlsy, mo
iorod 10 Bellingham Friday, for a
short stay.
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Tho Tamahnawis Camp Fire Girls
Of SnoQualmic Falls held business
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

La gran production ''BAJo DOS
BANDERAS' esta basada en- la nota-
Bile novela del mismo nombre, por
"Ouida'. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

''No digais que agotado su tesoro
De asuntos falta, enmudeci6 la Ira:
Palpiten encendidas;
Habra postal.
Mientras las ondas de la luz al beso
Palpiten encendidas;
Mientras el sol las desgarradas nubes
De fuego orc vista;
Mientras ell aire en- su regazo lleve
Perfumes, armoniaS;
Nientras haya en- ell mundo primavera
Habra poesia!
Mientras la ciencia descubrir no alcance
Las fuontes de la vida
Y en- el en- ell cielo haya un abismo
Que al calculo resista;
Mientras la humanidad siempre avanzando
No sepa a do Gamma;
Mientras haya IN misterio para ell hombre,
iHabra poesia!. -
Mientras sintamos que Sc alegra ell alma,
Sin que los labios rian;
Mentras Sc lore sin que Ell llanto acuda
nublar la pupila;
Mientras eI coragon la cabeza
Batallando prosigan;
Mientras haya esperanzas recuerdos,
lHabra poesfa!.
Mientras haya unos ojos que redeem
Los ojos que los miriam;
Mientrls responda ell labio suspirando
Al labio que suspira;
Mientras sentirse puedan en- un beso
Dos almas confundidas
Mieatras exsta una mujer hermosa.
lHa6ra poesial -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

Envio: Para ii que amas Ell SEN
timentalismo delicado de Bee
quer, Que comprsndes la psico-
logia de su poesia, y cuyas rimas
en- tu boca, cautivan mi alma..~
F. D. I.
Ell ''doncel de la poesia castellana' +,
ell mago de las Rimas ell bohemia cla-
sico de personalidad tan fmpresionante
(por participar del don de la divinidad
del genio, del hondo humanismo de
la vida), el dulce poeta, interprete del
sentimiento. cantor singular de las
emotividadeg inherentes de Psiquis y
de Cupido, naci6 en- Sevilla, la ciudad
del Guadalqmvir, cuna immortal de una
brillante pleyade de poetas que han
consagrado su nombre en- Ell Parnaso
espafiol.
Huerfano a los diez amos de edad,
fue enviado a una escuela de nautica
por un ito suyo que habia quedado CO.
mo amparo de SUI orfandad. ALI comen-
20 despertar su amor por las letras, y
sus primeros versos fueron escritos en-
compafiia de amigos, aficionados tam
bi6n al arte, como Narciso Campillo, ell
gran ret6rico espafiol. Luego paso a
vivir con su madrina, sonora rica, y de
alta alcurnia. Quiso. 6sta que Gustavo
cstudiase la carrera mercantil, pero
gracas6 su intento. Ell habia naeido
poeta, por ESQ su vision era hermosa, y
su ambici6n juvenil, ing6nita a su ma
turaleza exceptional, vislumbraba ira
yes de la realidad un mundo de reve-
laciones artisticas. En- aquel adoles-
cente va habia ell germen divino que
habia luego de convertirse en- flor de
lirismo sentimental, para perfumar SUI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
JUNTA DENTAL ExAMINADoRA
Convocatoria a Examenes

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San Juan, P. R.,
Febrero 15 1928. Adyt.