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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - June 1, 1909, Woodland, California                                WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA EVENING DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 MAYS CROWNING CEREMONY The Latest Celebration by Holy Rosary Academy Excels All Others of a Previous Character EVENTS IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Handkerchief Shower for Jud Choice SHOES THAT WIN The Ever since I he foundation of Holy Rosary Academy its inmates have I lie of May by some special ceremonies but Monday even ings ceremony all others in its beamy During tlie day Glory a beau flag to he academy by the graduate Miss Dolla Gage aul Miss Anna was raised over the building with informal but one Die less imposing ceremony and as the him to lisp that sweet name The moon reflects on cheerless night The rays of hidden sun to rise tomor row So unseen God still lets His promised Through holy Mary shine upon our sorrow Ue Vere lias woven a beauti ful of Verso In the Virgin Mothers honor while her devoted ell dear OKI Lrlralored hauner on Reverend A B assistant broad field of blue there was the glow of golden stars typical of the states of this union it was hailed with de light by bulh pupils and teachers At 7 oclock the student body and Sisters formed in line anil walked in procession all around the grounds On reaching the grotto whose glowed with the radi ance of fairy lamps and gleamed with brightness of May blos soms Miss Anna Vieira president of the Sodality read the Act of Conse cration and crowned tlie with I he wreath loving hands hart woven After benediction the Cecelian Choral Club with a genuine MADONNA EVENING Tlie following program was render ed Piano A May Song A Alge Ave Maria Ros Miss Mary Norton Mary the Inspiration of Poesy and Song orig Miss Delia Gage piano Mater Miss Jessie Everest Avc Maria Miss editor of the Ave Maria is placing daily poetic blossom on Marys shrine Father Fuller gave frequent expres sion to bis devotion in the beautiful Hymns so familiar to all while Cardinal Newman Father Ryan and nearly all of the Catholic pools have tuned their lyre in her praise And what about tlie musicians Have they felt he inspiration of the Mother Divine Ah yes indeed and many of them have set their sweetest strains to the angelic salutation with which greeted her so long ago Few there are who have not felt the uplifting influence of a Slabol Mater or a Ave Maria when their sweet strains float ed out on the silliness of the sanctuary of prayer scn May D 1st Miss Ethel Entertains in Honor of a Wedding aary Miss Alice M Jean of Judge 10 Y of Woodland I was lie motif of a prettily appointed handkerchief shower Saturday even ing The wedding is announced for June Jose Mercury Miss ISIhel Lawson gave a delightful but Informal party Monday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Mabel d of Berkeley The reception to be given at the liable by the Woodland branch of tto Mills Alumnae Association on the vening of June 5th will begin at r instead of G as originally The mistake was due to care iss reading of the invitation it Admiration A dressy 2 eyelet ford For street or dress wear She MAUY OUR QUEEN By Anna Vieira stands in prayerful attitude violin Miss Grace Wright 2d violin Mia Rosalie Roberts piano Miss Ever en poem Mary Our Queen origin Aliss Anna Vieira Quartet Misses Norton Clark Vieira piano Ave Maria Miss Delia Kims Farewell lo May Choral Club Miss Delia Gage and Miss Anna Vieira are the graduates this year in the regular course Their productions upon this occasion are of sufficient merit lo warrant reproduction They are as follows MAHY THIS INSPIRATION OF POESY AND SONG By Delia Gage Who lias been so honored In poetry and song as the Blessed Virgin tlie Queen of Heaven and earth and poets have vied will each other In paying homage lo of Fair Iove and have en twined her brow with garlands of choicest poetic blossoms Foes Hymn to the Virgin flick ers up to heaven through the night as tlie one bright light of his clouded existence and truly may each of us echo Hie prayer of this pott In joy and good and 111 Mother of God be with me still A tear bedews her cheek O Holy Mother oer thy brood Keep walch in fondness meek And when my thoughts to thee ascend Whom God himself obeys 1 hope my prayers may sometimes blend With thine in heartfelt praise Obi model fair of virtues all A boon we aslc of thee That when Iby Bon for us shall call Our helper wilt be Tbo quickly fleets Hie golden May Thy mouth loved Mother fair Oh may children bore today Its joyance always share And us with May tides blossoms rare We brow serene We pray that all the Reasons fail May claim thee as their Queen Let my Future radiant shine Wilb sweet bosie of tUee and thine We may readily believe that the of the Hard of Reminiscence were with his own daughter when be put on the lips of Ellen Douglas the heroine of the Lady of the Lake Ibe Hymn to the Virgin Ave maiden mild Listen lo a maidens prayer Thou canst bear though from Ibe wild Thou save amidst despair Safe may we sleep beneath thy care Though banished and reviled Maiden bear a maidens prayer Mother a suppliant child Ave Maria Tiie lines Woman among women glorified Our tainted natures solitary boast come from the Protestant Wordsworth lo crown with fitting tribute Wo man purer than foam on central ocean while they prove that the poet accepts at least In a poetic sense the Catholic dogma of be Immaculate Conception Who can tell the anxious waiting of the children of Israel for her who was to crush the serpents head her heel Hut long before her rca Mary gave inspiration lo their great prophet Isaiah who sang of the Virgin Mother of Ibe of this sublime prophecy ring out even in the of Finland the babo was born and cradled Of the Virgin Marietta Cradled In a Woodland manger Pure as pearly dews of morning Holy as of heaven At the Inspiration of the Blessed Mother all skepticism flees ami even Milton forgets bis spirit to Inv a ni her feet Many lovers of Byron arc no doubt surprised al feelings of reverence this restless genius displays In his greeting to the Mother in the beautiful hymn Ave Maria tis the hour of prayer Ave Maria Its lie hour of love Ave Maria may our up to thine and to thy Sons above Adelaide Ann Proctor Ms woven a garland of verse around the ninny titles of Mury dearest name of nil The Holiest and ho beat In John beautiful NINTH GRADE GRADUATES board of examination held meeting Monday evening and examination of candidates for graduation from the ninth grade The following were recommended for grad Charles Harold Grigsby John Lucero Walker Apper son Jack Lawson Waverly Hodge Mabel Miller Reyer Bessie Chil dcrs Martha Mangold Myrtle Tillot Lila Duncan Anderson Frances Snyder Margaret Craig Iren Flora Irene Griggs A number of friends of Mr and Mrs hilip gave them a very surprise at residence First street Monday evening in lonor of the 10th anniversary of their wedding day Those present were Mr mil Mrs E E Duncan Mr and Mrs I Van Camp Mr and Mrs B F Sum mers Mr and Mrs E Carrol Mr aul Mrs C H Wicks Mr and Mrs J S Fisher Miss May Fisher Miss Nellie Webb Miss Mabel Miss Nina Roberts Mr V G Web It Mr Francis Webb Mr Hay Roberts Sir Bert Mr Stanley Duncan and Mr R E Fisher Mr and Mrs Dave Harlan and Mr Joe of Sacramento were guests of Mayor Mitchell and family Sunday and Monday and re turned home this morning They wete taken for a drive to the Sacramento river and in the evening hud some ex shad fishing The party enjoy ed their outing and expressed that it was so soon over Price Lines Comprise The Latest IDEAS In Womens Foot wear A swell all patent toe dress heel well or baud lurn and luce London Smoke or Top From lo HUSTON BROS Retailers of Footwear Stein Co MAKERS A CACHE UNEARTHED A man who was in the employ of J Sinis on Railroad street Monday while cutting weeds in front of Mr Sims residence found a lot of cheap watch chains rings and fraternal fobs about a dozen pieces in all cached behind a big cottonwool tree He turned them over to Constable Parker who has not yet found an owner for them DEAD AT AGE OF EIGHTYTWO H H Edwards Resident Here for Thirty Years Had Been Kept to Bed at the Last for Only a an Honor able Citizen OPENING Summer Season Rousing Sale of Gents 2 Piece Suits at a Reduction of 20 to 33 13 per cent The Boys Store in town selling Tins JH iho only si in town clothes for hoys last as plenty wilh Inok half as good m pick hoy on who wears an si mini hi t irH j v him Suits contain 13 more Cloth than dunl soon outgrow All arc lined Thai don Yet re f hin fit i You may as if yon dont wel ROSENBERG CO Leading Clothiers and Furnishers 1191 IH I t Wha a important at the of 1 saving inn In liny 4 Aml Hi ink of l of My word is my 1 The Trade Palace Fred NOTICE There will be a mooting of the ex committee of the Grand Eu Ibis evening at 8 oclock at i Oaks Club rooms All members must be present R II Chairman DH F CLARK Sec jel LUCKY JIM tie Shepherd is one of the best Edi son films we have seen in a long long Hillard Henry Rdwards passed away at his residence south Third street t oclock Monday afternoon He bad been in failing health tor over a year but was not compelled to take to his bed until about a week ago Deceased was a native of Tennessee and was 82 years old last February When he was a mere boy his parents removed to Kentucky He grew lo manhood and was married near Madi sonville in 1853 to Miss Lucretiu Cor Jim made a bit al be Elite j noil who survives him last night It made a big hit and it j To them have been born Iwo made that hit because it something and two sons Tlie ter Mrs B F Gilbert resides in Rose burg Oregon The oldest Mrs Maltie Bryan lives in lime and was thoroughly enjoyed by crowded houses Tbe program is a splendid one all the way through well arranged and well presented The Is kept cool and comfortable at all by electric fans and is a de lightful place to an hour jel C Bears the signature of H ID use If over years and The Kind You Have Tlie City Laundry calls for and de livers laundry Leave orders at the county Fresno The two sons 1 R and T M Ariel store telephone with J A Wood agent 1001 or tt Ideal wagon double lui we hear the buggy horse for sale or rent Dr Irani lOte of love for the Mother who taught Jyl are residents of Woodland I Thirty years ago the family came lo j California first locating near College i City They lived there about a year land then removed to Woodland which i has ever since been their borne M Edwards was a by occupa tion but retired several years ago He was a devout member of the Ad vent church If we may judge of n mans real character and estimate his genuine worth by the esteem In be Is held by bis neighbors Mr was a good and an husband and father The funeral will he held on day at 2 p m Hot Weather You can Keep Cool If You Wear one of our Sleeveless Lisle on Sale tins Week Quality lOc Summer Weights In Womens Knit Underwear At Special Prices he in this advertisement of tho will give and nf ihi sainKs urt possible in the unusual f i he will anil no more of intending they of theao gar making ptn hiss Sheer Gauze Weight HOSE Specially Priced for Womens Wear fan White irey Pink and ill THE DRY GOODS CO I It is our pleasure to JUbT SUPPOSE Center Counter The Vogue 9 9 9 O I 2d You stop lo figure a lille bit You have a policy expires this Vou know what it vill cost to renew listen The Partners Mutual will write that for three years for SST or yeirs for or 3 for 1250 25 or B for or a years for or 5 years lor Includes house and contents barns outbuildings of all hay grain anil appertaining to a Come and let us figure on your policy before you renew lOvery Mutual la a none have to pay Woodland Cal JD MUSGROVE FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO   

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