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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-05
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A, Boston, frat game II. II. Y,
Cincinnati ............s...., 10
Boston ..... .s.....ss....... 0 2
Donohua and Harkrays; Gonowich.
Coonsy and o'Nell.
Second game n. II. u.
Cincinnati ........--.--.....ie - 0
boston s..sssas..... IL
Mays and HsrEravs: Mcnamara and
Gibson.
At Philadelphia,
First game n. II. y.
81 Louis ..s....----.------
Philadelphia ..t..........s, i
sothoron. shcrdel and Gonzales, Glaz-
ner and Honlino,
Second game n. II. u.
~ Louis .'''s..'-...-.-.--.
fhilhdolphlh ,...s'.ss.,.... IL 2
Dyer and Nieborgail Gonzales; Ring,
Carbon. Belts and Wilson.
AZ brooklyn II. IT. Il.
Chicago ...,'.''.....--... ~
brooklyn .,..s,..s..s..s.s.. IL 2
Bush. Jacobs and Hartnott. Ehrhardt,
Ruethor and Taylor.
AZ New York II. II. Il.
PlttHburg ...,,.,..,....... Z
New York ..s.,.'t...,..,.., Q 2
pfoffer and smith, MeQulllan. Ryan
and Snyder.
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Al Boston. first game n. u. 4
Cincinnati ................., 10
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Al philadelphia,

Boston .......s...s....... IL ,
Mays and Hargravs: Mcnamara and
Gibson.
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Jonss had his strikseut delivery vork
~ &satEy and fiopPrd seven Bees on
atrIkrs
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Sunset Club
Celebrates Birthday

The Sunset club entertained ia
members With delightful and
amusing entertainment wednesday
afternoon following the luncheon in
ceiehntion OF It's birthday. A hand
Of strolling gypsies. eos,umed In
bright colors. sang during the
luncheon hour. Included were Mrs.
Clare r. Farnsworth. Mrs. Donald
Barnes Mrs. Harry ostrander. Mrs.
James Colbert Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur
Laiimer. Miss Loyal Treat. Miss
Frances and Miss Bentona Green.
Miss Jane Perkins. Miss Dorothy
Ewing. Miss Rcbccca Turner and
Miss Catherine Collins
Mrs. OstTpnder as Madame ZaEa.
toe sypsy fortune teller. amused
rht guests in predicting the clubs
future as well az some OF It's mem
hers Miss Loyal Treat sang Little
GYPSY Sweetheart bcgEar's
dance was presented by Mrs Arthur
iatimer. with Nils Dorothy Ewing
at the piano. and Miss Rebecca
Turner sang a group Of Southern
melodies
Where My Caravan Has Rested
Was gwen a delightful rendition
by Mrs. Farnsworth. with Mrs. Sui
Ivan az the piano. and violin ohll'
cato by Miss Choatc OF the Cornish
school while a hummins accompani-
ment was given by the gypsy band.
Later. two large birthday cakes
xore cut by the hostesSes for the
afternoon. Mrs. j. u rarren and
Mrs. Harry whitney Treat
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Of Mrs. Daniel Raglan viii honor
tho retiring officers % tho fedora.
ton. including Mrs. H. y. Maitby.
Mrs. l., q. Foster. Mrs. J. NJ. Gun.
bingham and Mrs. n. ]. Irvine
and will welcome those In charge
next yoar-Mra. W. 4. Barnhart.
president; Mrs. Raglan. first vice
president; Mrs. Frank Ballaine. sec.
oud vice president. Mrs j. W. Hyne.
man. recording secretary. Mrs. d.
= seibcrt, corresponding secretary.
Mrs, ] + MACPHERSON. treasurer.
and Mrs J Hide Smith. custodian.
The hours OF play for bridge and
nah IongE viii be IN the form OF a
benefit. one In a series that the
trustees have been sponsoring for
several months for the clubhouse
maintenance fund Mr. David
Fryer vice chairman Of the trustees
aud Mrs Robert 5, Paris. financial
secretary win have charge OF the
tickets.
The Seward Social and Litemry
club and woInan's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club will have charge
OF the decorations with Mrs. 4 II.
Keller acting as chairman. Tho
West Seattle AT club. with Mrs. j.
Herbert Ames. chairman. win be
responsible Tor the score cards.
The committees rcsHcsts those De
sirtng 20 play mali jonEg 70 provide
sets Tor the game. During the
afternoon Madame Louise Clary. Of
the Seattle womnns club viii give
a group Of songs
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Personal

the summer session AZ the Unlver.
sity ~ Washington. aud is q guest
az The Hotel Waldorf
Mics Lucille McRae. who has been
~ the Ilotr Washington for "a few
days. returned today 10 her homo ia
Vancouver. - c.
SIR. and Mrs Can r. Ostmndsr
and small daughter. Betty Anne.
who came over from EIlenaburg
last week 10 attend the alumni re,
union ~ the University q Washing
ton. returned on sunday 20 their
home. While IN town. they were
the guests OF MB Oatpndrrs par.
entF, SIR. ana Mr.. Henry Vibrant
az 25is i6th ave, IS W.
Mr. nud Mrs. Is. r. Lewis and two
daughters, Miss Gertrude and Miss
Once Lewis. motored 10 Portland
today on a short visit.
Mrs ~ ~ Latimsr and daughter.
Miss Margaret IAtlmeE. returned
Tuesday from California. where Mis-
lAtimfr has been attending the
Cas,illcJa school
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas II. Dempsey
have arrived by motor from Los
Angeles, and viii be guests az tho
Hotel Assembly for the summer.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Charles Gaffner viii he host.
css for Alki auxiliary az the Ortho-
nedie Lunch room Friday. assisted oy
Mru. II II, peIst. Mr. Guy Worth.
ley, Mrs. r. Il, CARMEN. Mrs Cyrus
brigES. Mrs. George King. Mrs. A.
@, Larson. Mu JEFF waliingford
Mrs. Joseph Marks. Mrs. Ashley
White, Mrs. +, +. Bliss. Mrs. c. II.
CLOSER. Mrs. @. r. Harmon. Mrs. J.
II. Numbers. Mrs c l.. McNobio and
Mrs James Thomas.
Tho Thrift shop will be in charge
Of Mrs II. II. parmclce Friday morn.
lnE and Nashon auxiliary. Mira II. r.
Miller, chairman. will have charge In
the afternoon.
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Weds at Bethany
Lutheran Church

TIE marriage OF 3fiss Agnes
Thomson and Mr.. Harold b Rein
ertsen was soiemnized on Saturday
afternoon, June "a. az o'clock. ~
Bathany Lutheran church. which
was bright with summer flowers
and greens. The service was read
By the Rev. p w. Erilsscn.
Miss Bertha Hansen was the maid
Of honor and Mr.. Hans Reinertsen
the best man. Margaret Reinertsen
was the ring bearer and Emma Hi.
dial the flower girl a large reccp.
ton followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinertsen VIII make
their home in Seattle.
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convention ~ rui'WHu tffHa m..
ing the newly elected officers eIIss
sgme lHciI tHpnr Hff
ZONTA CLUB IIIDTs
New officers Of TIE Z0ufa .IuH Tor
the coming year inclu.e Mr CIan i.
Curtis. president, Sire Trs b AlHr
rick. flint vice pres dent 81 Iars
EldFd. second vice president I.-r
Ann Johnston. treasurer hlHs Kate
Holmes. secretary
POSTPONE PICNIC
Beta PM alumni has postponed
ita picnic from SATURDAY. June n.
20 some time in Ju'y. tho dHts 10
boz announced later
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House Guests
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. Manly Hartman enter.
tanned with four tables OF bridge and
additional guests az the tea hour
THIS afternoon. az her home. sass
Hunter blvd, In compliment TO her
daugh,er'in.iaw, Mra. A. c. Harsh.
man. OF Coronado. who Is her house
guest.
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Breakfast at
Summer Home

For the pleasure OF her sister.
Miss Idalia Frdtt. and Mis- Adeline
EDDY. OF Everett. who recently re.
turned from Miss Ransoms school.
in Piedmont, AIrs. Henry o. Philips
wilt entertain with breakfast Fri
sday az her summer home at Hunts
Point
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OLYMPIC HEIGHTS
ROSE CLUB

Tho Olympic Heights RIOS. club
has formulated plans Tor The second
annual rose show. 10 take place
Wednesday. June IS. az tine olyn.
pic Heights clubhouse. a5th ave. $.
W and " Kenyon Entries must
all bc in b. n g. m in order 20
enable the judges % make their de-
Cislons The rose show viii open
at p. M and continue thru the
evening with IS program Of vocal
ana inslrumenial aelecilonr.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
ANNUAL PLAYDAY

The music department Of tho
Woman's Century club viii observe
It's annual pinyday on Friday. June
20. al 1876 o'clock nt Mrs. Frank
Wolffs home. 1909 Ninth ave. Mrs.
A. ]. NofsIngcr and Mrs. Carl J.
Smith have arranged the program
for the nfisrnoon Mrs. w. y.
schwandt. chairman OF tho social
committee. VIII he assisted by Mrs.
A. r.. Swain, Mr.. =. c. Cole. Mrs.
wolff. Mrs. y, W. Flohr. Mrs. Van
G. Griffin. Mrs l.. y. Beckett and
Mrs. Harry Crouch.
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friberg viii read the service al $50
o'clock
Mrs. John Haggcrman. % Science
ihdy \. T.. win be matron OF honor
and DR. Nicholson will be best man
Tor his brother Ada Jane Nicholson
VIII D. the flower girl and Richard
lladlcy. tho small son OF Mr. and
Mrs Clyde lladley. win be the ring
bearer.
A reception viii follow the cere.
mony.
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Mrs. Alexander Hostess

Mrs II, r, Alexander viii enter.
tain with a luncheon al her home.
ca Gravelly Lake, on saturday an.
Crnoon.
A number 81 seattle guests win
motor over Tor the affair.
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Luncheon tor
Miss UttCrbdck

Miss Jane Perkins win entertain
with a luncheon of 60 covers on sat.
ur,iay afternoon az the Sunset club
in honor % Mas Lena Utterhack. %
Paducah. KY whose marriage 20 Mr..
John stone nrinkley viii take place
June "a.
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Mr aud Mrs J. Z. ArglI. n spo-
kane. who have been the guests ~
SIR. and Mrs. carl siebrand for the
past week. ier today by motor Tor
their home. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Margaret ATEali,
who graduated last week from The
University Of Washington,
Mas Adelhcid Kaufman returned
Tuesday night. after spending The
winter and spring months IN New
York.
Mrs Edwin IIoaghnd. OF Roches
Ter, ~ y, who has been visiting her
Son. Mr. Dwight Paul. Tor a month,
viii leave thia evening f0r Callfor.
mia. en- route 10 hor home.
Mira. Edward Bunncll Or Holly.
wood. Cal. who has been visiting IN
tho East. n In town. on her way
home. and Is the guest OF Professor
and Mru. 4. II, Worth.
Mrs. r. ID. Hughes. Mrs. DE Loss
Sutherland Monica IluEhenl and
small son. DE Loss. Jr.. arrived
Tuesday by motor from Los Angles
and are guests AZ the home OF DR..
and Mrr. james shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Ryan and
family viii remove. this week. TO
their summer home aeross Lake
Washington.
Or. and Mrs. Guy Pcterkin. with
their children ana niece. Mias Mar.
joric Campbell. VIII remove. Friday,
TO their place across Lake Washing
ton for tho summer,
Miss Ruth Entz. OF Berl,elty Cal,
has arrived In town 20 hpend tho
summer with her mother. Mrs. l..
W. EniE.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ". Bernard Cog.
gins n.ttR ElEinl are receiving con.
grntulationa on tho birth OF twin
daughters. Betty and Jane. June ~,
in Annapolis. ND. where Lieut.. Cog.
gins VIII be stationed for two years,
Miss Helena Humanon OF Portland
arrived today 20 visit Mr. and Mira.
X. Knox Roberts. Saturday. Mrs.
Roberts. with her guest. will motor
90 Vancouver. Is. C.. for the golf
tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Mines
CSeli Morrisonl are receiving congrat'
uiations upon the birth Of "A daughter
June 10 at Columbus Aanitarium.
Mr. and Mra. @ 81. Butterworth
returned Sunday from short motor
trip 10 Portland.
Mr. and Mrs Max BoaA arrived
Wednesday from California and viii
he the guests 81 Mr Boas' parents
Mr. and Mrs Henry BoaA, at ~,
18th ave ~. until after tho wedding
Of Miss iIilda Bons on June %.
DR. and Mrs, Tate Mason and
family have removed 10 their sum
mcr homo NJ HEREFORD, Rcrots Lake
Washington.
Mr. 4. y Galloway 10 expected
homo saturday from short bust
ncSg trip 10 California Robert Lee
Galloway. who attends the mn Mill
tafy academy. in Portland. - home
Tor the summer holidays.
Nilss Mildred Faunr. OF Los An
reles. who has ben the guest Of
! Mira Frederick Hubert Emily Jer
omci has gone 90 Spokane for a
short visit
Nc Oun Is kuenstet. adviser Z,
! seniors nj the Central high schoe
in Minnclp polls is here to attend
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Brde-elect

RIO HONOR Mrs, = n Moody aud
l. Miss Phcre Ncu Tidmarsh, Who
returned tho nrst Of tho week from a
tour or tho orient. Mrs. Tidmarsh
viii entertain with d luncheon az tho
seattle Golf and Country club ON
saturday afternoon
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EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club members win
sew FOR The Lighthouse for the
Blind Friday. June 20 from 10 a.
n. until 4 .. m. At 1920 Arcade
square.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club. o r. \ viii
meet with Mira Anna ~ kraAy,
1908 james ST. Friday. June 20.
Luncheon al O'Clock Assistant
hosicEss Mrs. Emily Graves ana
AlrA Emma nodmnn
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Important To You

T USE Limit according TO directions, and you
- will not find Limit, unlike other starches,
stiff or jelly-hkc. This iswhy Limit goes nrach
ta,7her than the old-fashioned kinds of starch
and why it is easier to iron with Limit.
Go to your grocer, ask for l0c package Of
Limit, and begin to use it for all fabrics If Limit
is not the most remarkable starch you ever used
your money will be refunded.
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Captain and Mrs.
Merritt Hosts

Capt William Merritt. 4. $. y,
and Mrs. Merritt. entertained with
"a small dinner AZ their homo Tues
day evening and later with thea.
ter party al the Metropolitan.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

NETTING OF. FEDERATION
POSTPONED
Tho regular meeting Of the Seattle
Federation Of women's Clubs has
been postponed from June 20 10 Mon.
day. June 80, on account Of the state
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Viii Wed This Evening

The marriage Of Miss Annie Gus
tafson and Mr.. Harry Nicholson will
be solemnized this evening. at the
home OF the groom's brother and
slster.ln-law. DR.. and Mrs. ~. II.
Nicholson. In Laurelhurst. Rev. Emil
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LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies OF the Golden North
will give card party Friday, June
20. at p. m. at their hall. 1885,
First ave.
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D. A. r. BENEFIr BRIDGE

d. A. II. BENEFIT BRIDGE
on Friday afternoon az o'clock
June 20. at the home ot the Regent
OF Lady Stirling chapter. Mrs Melvin
Albert Weed. zoe 2sthave.. benefit
bridge viii be given by a committee
composed Of the following: Mrs. J..
". Valentine. Mrs. ". b, Dorneers.
Mrs. T. w spler. Mrs r. $. Ewes
ane Airs. W. H. Grant
Friends. visiting d. 4. Il members
in the city. and members OF other
chapters. are cordially invited
For reservations cali any member
OF the committee.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
WHITTIER HEIGHTS

WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Whittier Heights Improve.
ment club will hold an open air
community meeting in Salmon Bay
park, 2fst ave. n. w. and Canoe
place, on Friday. June 20. at 8 p. m.
Mr. Il. II. Vivian will lead the com.
munity singing.
On Sunday, June %. the annual
picnic will be held at Rollins beach.
The party win assemble at the resi-.
dence Of James r. Dupen, 1850
18th y. w. at a. m. Sports.
Bring well.fIlled lunch baskets. All
welcome.
PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania Study club will
hold It's last meeting with Mrs. Fl.
+. Sheldon at her country home,
''Rosecroft," Aline Heights, Des
Moines highway, Friday. June 20.
with luncheon at 1890 O'Clock.
Take South Park car No. S on First
ave, or Des Moines bus at 1914
Third ave. at 1870 a. m.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will meet
with Mrs. Emma Myers. 1867 3sth
ave. s. w. on Friday. juno 20. at
2 o'clock. Take car No. ..
SEATTLE FEDERATION
WILL GIVE PARTY
= One Of the closing activities Of
The Seattle Federation Of womcn's
club is n reception. card and nah
jongR party to bo sponsored by tho
building board trustees OF tho fed.
grafton on Friday afternoon. juno
goth. nj the ElkB' club Mrs. r.. :.
Reeklo is general chairman Of ar.
rnnRcments.
Tho reception 10 be held from 2
until o'clock under the direction
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBauister Telephone MA 10000
ASSistant-Frances Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens

Luncheon for Returned Travellers at Golf
Ctu6; Miss Perkins to Entertain for
Bride-elect
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THERE is nothing that produces such de-
lghtful effect as Limit, or gives such soft,
pliable finish
Limit makes even ordinary cotton fabrics look
and feel like linen That is why all modern
mothers starch with Limit, the remarkable new
starch discovery.
Because Limit remains thin and free-running
like water it penetates every thread of the fabric
and helps strengthen it. thus preventing wear
and increasing the life of the material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-19

A good used car can he pur-
chased from reliable dealers thft
advertise daily in Star Want Ads.
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Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Milnss
tSeli Morrisoni are receiving congra,.
ulations upon the birth Of daughter
June Is at Columbus Hanitarium.
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Mr. and Mra. @ 81 Butterworth
returned Sunday from a short motor
trfn "a Uorttnnd
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Mr. and Mrs Max BoaA arrived
Wednesday from California and will
he tho guests 81 Mr Boas' parents.
Mr and Mrs. Henry BoaA AZ lis
18th ave ~. until after tho wedding
OF Miss iIilda Bons on June 81
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SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will meet
with Mrs. Emma Myers. 1867 18th
ave. $. w. on Friday. juno 20. at
~ o'clock. Take car No. ..
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Miss Helena Humanon OF Portland
arrived today 90 visit Mr. and Ara.
Il. Knox Roberts. Saturday, Mrs.
Roberts. with her guest. will motor
90 Vancouver. Il. C.. for the golf
tournament
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Dr and Mrs J Tate Mason and
family have removed 10 their sum.
mer homo ht HEREFORD. RcroIs Lake
Washington.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. ". Bernard Cog.
gins n,ttR ElRinl aro receiving con.
grntulationa on tho birth OF twin
daughters. Betty and Jane. June ~,
in Annapolis. nd, where Lieut. Cog
gins viii be stationed for two years,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
Notas de la Uniuersidad
La pceSla pOrtOrrique1a

picuos, a los poetas mas poetas de aque
la epoca y Sc deshacia en- alabanzas
para aquellas culnbres del saber. Guam
dc lego a nuestra epoca, cit6 en- pr1-
mer lugar a Evaristo Ribera Cheyre-
mont, luego Fernando A. Torregro-
sa. Luis A. Davila, Luis A. Miranda,
Antonio s. Pedreira, Conchita Meien-
dez, Maria Cadilla de Martinez y a
trinidad Psdilla de sanz.
Lamentamcs no poder hscer una rese-
fia verdad Gle su interesante disertacion,
pero, podemos asegurar Que esta ha
sido una e las mas prillantes confercn-
cias que ha dictado Ell sr. Miraisda.
AL felicitar sinceramente al sr. MI.
randa, y a los jovenes que tomaron
parte en- aquel programa, felicitamos
tambi6n al Sr. Agustin Jesils, qu1en
es Ell alma mater de la Sociedad Lite
raria "Flores del Pensamient5-
Adelante amigo. Necesltamos que el
vir como vivi6 en- los dfas de los Es-
teves, vidarte, de Diego, Pal6s, etc. y
la sociedad esta puede hacer mucho.
iAdelante!.
CRoNIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
cRoNIcA DE DORADO
CRoNIsTA.

vELADA ESCOLAR: La genial macs
ira, Mercedes Carri6n, prepara con Ia
cooperation de los demas maestros, una
regia velada, y, que Sc llevara efecto
en- un dia del mes de mario.
Dorado demastrara una vez mas que,
81 siempre ha estado dispuesto ayudar
Maestros.
I Feliz exito auguramos al Cuerpo de
aestros.
DIR. MALARET: Este eminente doc.
tor esta realizando una signifcativa
labor en- este pueblo.
Todo el mundo alaba al sedor Mala-
ret por su Garlic, y por 10 bien que
atiende al pueblo en- general.
PESAME: Henos sentido con honda
pena las inesperadas muertes del padre
del Sr. Juan Algeria, Y, la de la abue-
la de la Sra Domingo Lopez de Guar
diola.
CoNFERENCIA ESCOLAR: En- el
barrio Higuillar, de esta localidad, SO
llev6 efecto una lucida Conferencla
Escolar en- la cual tom6 parte un selec-
to grupo de Padres y Maestros.
Ell senior Ricardo Arroyo fue Ell pr1-
nero en- hablar. Su discurso fue como
de costumbre, sonoro y educativo, en-
6l brill6 el resplandor de I'm gran sol
linico.
Despues TOGO ell turnc Miguel Me
yes, ingenioso y enthusiastic maestro de
Dorado. Fu6 elocuente teatraI, hge-
ro lacteo, como un albatrose enorme
que liende ell aire, vertiginosamsnte. =.
FL inspector Cassidy y su eticlente
ayudante, Sr. Gutierrez, el cual suena
para Inspector de Escuelas Pubhcas, nj
cieron uso de la palabra. Gracias las
Srtas. Herminia Hernandez y Carmen
Gutierrez.
JEFE LOCAL DE SoNIDAD: Pc
dro Arroyo vivas ejerce este del1ca-
do cargo, ell cual esta desempefando
magistralmente. FL referido caballero
trata de exterminar con los mosquitoes
de esta poblaci6n. Actualmente Sc le
We dando 6rdenes sanitarias, las cuales
Sc realizan con efecto.
NoMBRAMIENTO: Ell caballero, In
rique Fernandez, ha sido nombrado
Juez de Paz, de esta municipalidad.
Que en- SUI nuevo periodic sea como
siempre: justiciero y ecuanime. LIE
congratulamos, Sr. Fernandez.
ExHIBTcIoN EscoLAR EN- ToA
ALTA: Bajo ell auspicio de los sres.
Cassidy, Gutierrez y Pab6n, los cuales
dirigen las secuelas de dicho distrito,
celebraran una regia exhiricion agrl-
cola.
Sc desea la asistencia de todos los
padres y agricultores.
AscANIUs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la mejor selection de las mas fnas
hierbas raices medicinales. Es COM
puesta en- iarabe y es agradable como miel
al paladar. Gusta los ni6os y la toman
con afan. Aunque es agradable para to-
mar, es potente en- sus propiedades vivi6-
cantes y purifcantes. Los nifios facos v
debiles, 6 personas adultas debilitadas y
cualquiera sufriendo de Intermediates de
la sangre Sc desarroIIan fuertas Y robustos
baio su infuencia restaurativa sorpren-
dente. De venta en- las farmacias Y
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
BALES EN- LA IsLA

FL domingo sera coronado en- un
Bale de Sociedad que ha sido or
ganizado por ell Casino de Guayama,
la Soberana de Caguas que fue elec-
ia Reina de auucl pueblo por una
abrumadora mayorfa.
Tambien Sc celebrada un tipico
Bale de Mascara, al que asistira
toda la buena sociedad de los pue-
bios vecinos.
Agradecimos la invitacion que nos
ha sido enviada.
Ell Club Mayagiiezano ha tenido
la cortesfa de enviarnos una elegan-
te invitacion para los dos bales que
con motive de las Fiestas al Rey
Mono Sc celebraran en- aquel pue-
bio.
Para el proximo domingo dia dos
de mario, esta anunciado un Bale
de Mascaras que sera de 10 mas pc
culiar interesante que en- aquella
poblaci6n Sc ha visto.
Para ell domingo 8 del mismo mes
Sc celebrara Ell Bale de Pinata cor
que este Club cerrara con broche d'
oro las ficstas carnavalcscas.