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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

IN an ccrzsioaal burst of crsnolired
shOoIders- and refuse 70 chide hsr wher
she forEetz her Boosted siender1ess Of
contour ard drapes her hips with p4n-
niers g d WAtreaus
Looking UPON this dame a. re See her
pass each dey. one - moved 70 <xclaim
that she j. pretty. that her ways are well
orsiered that she observes the rising Of
the sun with b@nCminxneSz- snd marks its
going down uifh appropriate dress Her
gowns for nlatin noon and night were
never more elegantly appointed or more
ciassicaily co1d1eted- Dress artists and
experts IN Homan's attire assure Us that
ia the year Of grace marking the opening
sf the twentieth century viii BE- remark
able for the establishment Of : dress era
izck 70 which all viii look With sduira-
ton in the wears 10 come.
Still. Dame Fashion shows her whimsi-
ness. She asks for new things and wears
them. biddin~ the world observe and fol-
l0w. Just now she says:
That lightness IN weight as well as 10
appearance ia TO be observed in the pur-
rhase Of materials That the fayorite
stuff include barge in the sheer and
gauzy qualities. tafeta. m0usseline cloth.
Iouisine silks. with the new finish which
makes II resemble crepe de chine. and the
new fOulard which has q finish like pan
ne silk. and in some respects resembles
naune velvet
She also saws that there Is a barege.
very thin. with a Doplin finish requiring
q lining. which will Re popular. and that
al the new silks and woods ara finished
with 4 diaDhanOus effect The new lin
ems. as we all know. are glossy looking.
rs though mercerized- That black velvet
ribbon Is more and more used in trimming
and that black velvet lattice makes a
fashionable yoke The princess skirts are
finished with hand Of black velvet.
which is brought NJ high on the bust. and
tied In r big black velvet bow. Mitts also
are being revived. and are 10 be worn
with elbow sleeves Flounces of lace are
apnliqued upon the wrists Of the mitts-
That there is war going on between
the French and American modistes there
can he no question. and il is all about the
crinoline skirts. The French are for and
the Americans against and il looks now
as though the Americans would win.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

snnsx ard the rails were 6ecked witk
ferns aid palms The chandeliers were
also hang wfth ferns; Eso<ted palms we're
O. every SIDE uakSnE a ~rene never sEr-
The organ pealed oct tie we5dInE
march promptly ~ : -. ard tbe welding
party entered. Dreceisd ~ Merse John
1oa- J. o. Carter Tr Wade AFusfrorG
W II. Ba50icf Afford Wal ard n Pea
hsiiow. the SIX usherx- They we're fcl-
lowed by Misses Jen1y GifsEa- kstheryn
Witdf6eId. fgmEard Sehaefer Msexie
Paterson Nav DAMON and Kate Pety.
the bridesmaids. Ebo were exquisite
frocks Of Fren&h null and lace. the gifts
Of the bride Each bridesmaid carried
bouquet Of white carnations and ferns
Next came the maid 0f honor and tie
hesf man respecfively Miss HeIen Ssren-
Of honor wearing a pretty creation Of
white satin ~-S real lsce.
Then followed the bride In q maguif-
cent white satin gown. trimmed profUseiy
with old point lace. worn en- traine the
bridal veil Of gIistening tnlie forming an
effective BACKGROUND The bridal pair
were married under the zauze bell and
the Rev. Alexander Macintosh perform
ed the ceremony. A feature Of the we'd
ding was the singing by the choir Of the
wedding hymn that Is always sung BY the
choir when one Of their members IS mar
ried. Mr.. and Mrs Wall have sung in
the choir Of the Second Congregation for
many years The Toices OF the choir.
mingIing with the grand notes of the or
gan. were most solemn and grand
After the unwilling Of the bride the
wedding march from Lohengrin pealed
forth and followed the newly welded eou-
ole down the aisle.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and invited guests drove 10 the home OF
| the brides parents at waikiki where
| reception was held The reception was
| supposed to last from 9 until 10 30. bat
most Of the younger set remained until
late hour for dancing
The house and lauais were massed with
towers ferns and potted plants. the
color scheme being strictly green and
white. The bride and groom stood be
meath a canopy OF white tarleton. with
SPRAYS of maidenhair scattered artistical
IL about. and white satin ribbons csught
here and there
After the guests had congratulated the
newly welded pair they repaired to the
Ianais where champagne punch and other
good things were found in great abun-
dance
One room was set apart for the exhi-
hilton of the presents and they were
both numerous and costly.
Mrs. Levers looked extremely well in
gold satin and wonderful old lace
The church decorations were by Mrs
F.. D. Tenney. Mrs. Arthur Brown and
! the skillful FINGERS of Ernest Parker
The house was decorated bv Mrs. Pen
hallow. Mrs. Noonan. Mrs. Lucas. Mrs.
Rovd. Mrs. Herbert. Mrs W. Brown.
Miss Roth. Miss Patv and Miss Weight
Mr. and rs Wall will spend their
bonevmoon at the Wichman place at Wal
ahole
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

So the jovial. genial. popular Me-"
Macfarlane is to become benedict Well
we'll. wonders will never cease. And yet
Ned ought to make the best of hus-
hands. with his long and versatile under
standing of the fair sex. | hear that Miss
Florence Ballinoer. the bride-elect. is
lovely girl with winning ways. She won
Ned" ANYHOW and / know a good many
girls who consider him a whole prize
package His career as a benedict will
he watched with friendly interest.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Miss Marie Jenkins and Mr.. Llewelyn
Gay were united in marriage at st. An
drew's Cathedral last Saturday evening.
The Rev. Vincent Kitcat performed the
ceremony and Mr.. J. C. Jenkins gave u e
bride away She had as maid of honor
her sister. Miss Eva Jenkins, and Miss
Edith Gay was bridesmaid. The groom
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Mrs. James Tucker gave q luncheon at
the Hotel Annex last Tuesday in honor
OF Miss Bessie McNear. of San Fran
cisco. Her guests were Mrs. c. p. Grim
wood. Mrs. r. NJ Hatch. Mrs Fred Mac
fariane. Miss Minnie Wilcox. the Misses
Maggie and Agnes Walker. ana Mrs
Charles Fremont Pond
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Mrs. James B. Castle is giving one of
her delightful suDpers this evening. Her
guests will be Mrs Tenny Peck. Mrs.
Hatch Miss Nellie White. Mr.. Theodore
Wores. Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.. VIII Castle
Jr. Miss Carrie Castle.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

DO you know IL Is considered very
smart 70 oEn a parasol OF wash silk IN
brilliant color and 70 carry il in the
rains | have not seen them here yet.
but I expect that shock some day while
walking down Fort street The parasols
OF linen batiste. lined with wash silk are
fashionable also. In fact. wash silk i
the latest for paraSols-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Miss Florence Deming and Mr. Charles
Harley were united in marriage. by the
Rev. Father Prendergast. at the home
of the bride on Ellis street. San ran
cisco. "Wednesday evening. October 10th
Miss Deming was in Honolulu short
time ago and made many friends.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

A Mother Goose lawn party will bt
given by the ladies of st. Andrews Guild
on November 9th. between the hours of
and 6 p. m. at Dr. MeGrew's place
Everything is being done to make sue
cess of the affair
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Last Saturday evening Mrs. Kinney
gave an informal musical evening at her
home on Young street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hede-
mann. Miss Barber. Miss WEIGH. Miss
Cameron. Miss Clark. Mr. Armstrong
and Mr.. Ormand Wall
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Mrs. James b. Castle. Mrs Howels and
Miss Nellie White expect to sail this week
for the coast. Mrs. Castle and Miss
White will go East Immediately and Mrs.
novels will Join her husband who is
stationed at Salt Lake.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-03

Miss May Damon won the ring in the
brides cake at the Levers Wall wedding.
~ ~
Mr.. Francis Gay arrived during the
week. on the Mikahala.
COMPTON"
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28
The Fourteenth Anniversary.

Thursday evening Senator and
Mrs. L. L. Moody entertained "A
party Of friends, the occasion being
the fourteenth anniversary Of their
marriage.
The entrancinp(? )strains of the
wedding march broke loose and
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody came forward
and took their POSITION beneath
the arch.
Something unique and strictly
down to date in the way of a mar
riage service WAS gracefully per
formed by S. W. S. Woods.
Games beiitt,ng the dignity of
the occasion were introduced inter
spersed with music aud song.
The Kicking Mule was gwen by
Mr.. Moody in his nimitnhle style
Refreshments pleasing TO the eye
aud grateful to the palate We're
served. Some pretty gifts be
slowed and the company at late
hour babe goodnight to Mr.. and
Mrs. Moody wishing them many
returns Of the day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28
Proceeds for WOOdmen Hall
Bulidia0 Fund.

IL. Is. Kerr, special agent of the
Colorado Humane Society, was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Kcrr's
business is to look after all cases
of animal and child mistreatmept.
He is also looking after truants and
such AS parents neglect to keep in
school and properly care for. 1t
should be remembered the state
has place to put such boys MS do
not properly behave at home, n
place where they are looked after
day and night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28
NUMBER 728
Methodist Church.

New Years sermon in the morn
ing. In the evening, the Fourth
Commandment, 'Remember the
Sabbath Day"
The Reading Circle will not
meet Monday night-the books
have not come.
The newly elected officers for
the Sunday School are, II. C.
Nanacke, Supt.; j. G. Bishoif,
Assistant Supt.; Leta Allen. Sec;
Clarence Matthias, Treas; Anna
Kerr, Assistant Secretary and
Librarian; Geo. Farnsworth, :. s.
Historian. Two teachers were
added to the teachers force, Bro.
W. |. Whittier and Miss Addie
k-ndrick.
"Splendid'-This is outside
comment, not our own on the
Christmas program.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Tuesday the Pope took occasion
10 condemn VIVA, he characterized
n the excessive liberty of thought
indulgcd in nj the present time.
He sharply criticised socialism.
agitation for divorce aud hostility
between different sections of the
church and urged n union of the
Christian churches Discussions
Away. have and always will make
iniidrls
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Santa Claus WAS very kind to
the good children Of Monte Vista
aud some Of the adult population
were also literally remembered.
especially the editors and mana.
gers Of this great family paper,
for which We feel grestful These
Christmas remembranccs tend to
soften the human heart and 10
make one feel that there is n
brotherhood that extends beyond
the family ties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Among the Monte Vista college
students who are home 10 spend
vacation are Clarence Shakespeare.
G.org. aud Nellie Corl.it aud
Ella Packard Of Boulder. Fairfield
Sylvester Of Colorado Springs.
Charles Siillman. School Of Mines.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

G.org. thntwin. III. tailor
reports having had \ good season.
work His wife. sou aud daughter
came here from Telluride 10 spend
Christmas aud will remain here
permanently. Mr.. Chs,~,n hn.
bought some lots IN Grand View
where h. IL building = house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Former President Grover Cloyc.
land hns accepted mn appointment
Ia the Industrial department of the
National Give Federation created
nj the recent peace conference Of
labor and capi,ali.lic leaders
When the labor unions of
America fall into the hand. OF
such men H. lInnnn aud Cleveland
peace will prevail ihroughon, the
nation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

George Bargcr. aged 80 years.
died at the Soldiers Home Tues.
day night. He served during the
war IN Co c Doth Illinois Infantry,
and WAS formerly resident of
Of Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Peacock a Son expect a car
load OF shingles, sash, doors and
compo board this week. lie will
sell at prices that will encourag.
people to build or repair houses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mrs. III. Lubbock left fnr Soc.
zorro. New Mexico. Monday nigh,
where she spent Christmas with
her father.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mrs. Al Bccslcr received tclc.
gram Sunday morning from Blue
Rapids, Kansas. saying that her
father was dying. She lief, that
night for Kansas in response to
the message.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Abe Chase. proprietor of LIST
Avenue market. did what he could
Ia supply the demand, of the city
IN the meat line Iii. market cx
tended MERRY Christmas" Ia all
his customers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

u. q. Allen came down from
Platoro Sunday 10 spend Christmas
with his family and to lay in more
supplies for the winter. He re.
turned 10 camp Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mark Hanna and sam Gompcrs
have gotten together. This /. u
compromise between capital and
labor nnd " about n. far ~ the
compromise will extend.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Tr.rsurer.rl.ct Buck will MP.
poin, very efficient book. keeper
and accountant by IA. name Of
Baird who hes been IN III. n-....pr.
Office the rnst yenr. as his deputy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mciford Sparkling. father of
Mrs. Garmre was adjndgcd insane
before the county court last Sat.
nrday and taken 10 the asylum at
Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Our Mr. Arson left for the ens,
Monday night over the Missouri
Pacific route. lie writes from
Omaha that he WIS NOR. than
pleased with the s"rvic. this road
is extending To lie patrons. IIi-
intention ~Hs Ia return over sons.
other road but he says the Mi-
-ouri Pacific is God enough for
him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

&. b. Stutsman has been in
Chicago all the week on private
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The next meeting of the Monte
Vista Board Of Trade will be held
at Woodmen hall Monday, Jan
nary 9th at l:30 p. NJ. AT which
time all the farmers are invited 10
attend.
4 banquet will be given and the
question OF beet sugar Will he dis
cussed in all lis phases, Other
matters Of interest will be con-
sidered.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Miss Hattie Cook left for Csl-
fornia "Wednesday night where
-he will remain uniil Mny when
she will return To this city. While
~ California Miss Cook ~ill attend
The Conservniory Of Music.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The Mis.r Gold Il Silver Min.
ing Co. vs.. 7. T.. Moody WAS tried
nj Del Mort. some weeks ago
before Judge Holbrook aud taken
under Advancement. Last week
judgment wns rendered for Tia.
defendant Appealed To Cour, of
Appeals; 90 days To Ill. $500 bond
30 days for bill Of exceptions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The PRESBYTERIAN people had
nice Christmas tree Il, their church
Wednesday and the attendance was
large and everybody was rcmcm-
bcrcd by Santa Claus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

y Christmas festival was en-.
Joyed cut at the hilltop school
house near Garnet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

L. ii. Lamb, travelling agent for
the Chicago and Northwestern
railway was in town the first of
the week working in the interests
OF his road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28
Baptist Church.

Next Sunday is the last Lord
Day in the year BE sure to
round out the old year by going to
church. 1t will help you to start
in better for mex, year.
The children's birthday Mission
Box will be opened during the
Sunday school session. The con
tents is devoted 10 Foreign Mis-
sions.
The Fake mortgage has been
released and the papers returned.
The old notes will be destroyed at
the II o'clock service.
The evening SUBJECT will be
what Baptis,s Think of Cues
tionable Amusemeu's."
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Hooper has been connected with
the outside world by telephone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Last saturday u ranchman
allowed his dog that had been bit
ten hy u wolf la follow him Ia
town. Suddenly the dog had nm
attack of h,drophohm and com.
m.n,"d Ia make war un what
canine tribe were on the street
Marshal Newton shot the mad dog
but not until he had bitten dog
owned by u. A. Crnmrr and an
other h'Ionging 10 the Farrow
boys These two pets the marshal
also pm, out # the way with -l,ol.
gun.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Senator Moody came down from
Jasper Tuesday to visit his people
during the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

There is plenty of loanaDle
capital in this country seeking iu-
vestmentG Whenever We can
show capital that the beet sugar
industry in this valley offers good
security there will be no trouble
in getting the money to put into
the sugar business. Las, week a
mortgage WINS executed 10y the
Great Western Sugar company TO
the International Trust company
to secure the payment Of 1000 )
per cent bonds Of the sum Of 81 600
each, issued by the sugar company,
WAS today fled for record in the
clerks Office. The mortgage
covers the Loveland sugar factory
and all it's contents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mrs. S. S. Schilling, of Long
Beach. California. who was re.
ported sick some weeks ago is now
getting along nicely and is on, of
danger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

q. b. Stutsman has been in
Chicago all the week on private
business.
y Christmas festival was en-.
J"yed cut at the hilltop school
house near Garnet.
Senator Moody came down from
Jasper Tuesday to visit his people
during the holidays.
The Board of County Commits
sioncrs will he in session at the
county seat Thursday, January
End.
AdIu,ant West. OF the Home.
went TO Boulder Tuesday night TO
spend Christmas with relatives in
that city.
The checks for the Home were
sent via San Francisco and the
November payments were accord
insly slow.
Miss Ella Breckenridge goes TO
Indiana on a protracted visit aud
will be away from the store about
two months.
It's reported that petit thieves
robbed the carriages at the Robb
school Tuesday evening during the
Christmas festivities there.
Our business men are well salts
fed with the holidays trade. The
volume of trade has been larger
than ever in the history of the
town.
l.. ii. Lamb, travelling ngent for
the Chicago and Northwestern
railway was in town the first of
the week working in the interests
OF his road.
B. q. Allen came down from
Platoro Sunday 10 spend Christmas
with his family and to lay in more
supplies for the winter. He re.
turned 10 camp Thursday.
The Presbyterian people had
nice Christmas tree at their church
Wednesday and the attendance was
large and everybody was rcmcm-
borcd by Santa Claus.
Some sneak thieves stole two
robes and two boys ovcrcoat, from
Sanford Andcrspns carriage
! Christmas eve. 4 liberal reward
will he paid for information lead
ing 10 the arrest of tie thieves.
The Methodist church was
crowded "Wednesday night with
lot of young aud old Mr.. SULLIVAN
assisted Santa Claus in the dis.
trihu,ion of the good things and
did his part successfully and we'll.
Master Charles Woods after
looking over his Christmas pres
.n'- carefully, called up his grand.
mother lay telephone aud informed
her that after u careful Inspection
he found every thing except u
check
/ q. j. Stafford aud wifi. enter.
tanned all their children out u, th.
ranch Christmas eve. tn. chill
dr.n w,r. all remembered by
Santa Claus and w-r. given tn.
liberties OF the ranch aud cnIoy.d
themselves exceedingly.
I Edgar :, Mnclny, the would h..
historian who has don. 80 much
toward forcing the Schlcy iny.s'i.
cation has been discharged from
the navy yard at New York aud is
now out Of n job both NJ n his,o.
rim uul n yuy.futu.ut utta,h..
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Some sneak thieves stole two
robes and two boys ovcrcoa,s from
Sanford Andcrson's carriage
Christmas eve. 4 liberal reward
will he paid for information lead
ing 10 the arrest of tie thieves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

There will bc nm old fashioned
spelling bee held in the lecture
room of the NJ. l.. church Tues.
day evening Dee. 3l.l Admission
10 cents, \ cordial invitation Is
extended Ia both old and Young
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Our business men are well salts
fed with the holidays trade. The
volume of trade has been larger
than ever in the history of the
town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Master Charles Woods after
looking over his Christmas pres
.n'- carefully, called up his grand.
mother lay telephone aud informed
her that after u careful inspection
he found every thing cxcep, u
check
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

General Nelson A. Miles. speak
ing of the Schlcy court of inquiry
said: 81 am wiling to take the
Judgment of Admiral Dewey. He
has been II commander of II fleet
and knows the responsibilities rest.
ing on a man under the cIrcum.
stances. think Dewey has sum
med up the matter and ! believe
his conclusions will Ice endorsed by
the patriotic people of the United
States. ! have no sympathy with
the efforts which have been made
To destroy the honor of an officer"
For expressing his honest opn.
ION Gen. Miles has been rrpri-
mnnded by the president The
reason given Is that 1t has ten
dcncy Ia destroy the discipline of
the army. That every officer
should bc silent upon the findings
of his supcriors As II general
proposition this j. right especially
IN times of war. But today We
are at peace with ull the world and
likely 50 To remain and the Schlcy
inquiry has become u matter of
national concern. aud II seems that
such man ns Gen Miles should
hc allowed the right To expires. an
hnnr.I nnininn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The Methodist church wa,
crowded "Wednesday night with n
lot of young aud old Mr., SULLIVAN
assisted Santa Clan, in the dis.
tribu,ion of the good things and
did hi- part successfully and well.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The iiaptis, SUNDAY school ob.
served the season bv having u
Christmas tree. The program WIS
furnished by the children aud was
quite interesting. The mission
box went around nnd received n
good free VIII offering. Candy
and oranges h,n,lc rlnd the hearts
of the Youngsters
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

1t Is reported that petit thieves
robbed the carriages at the Robb
school Tuesday evening during the
Christmas festivities there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

Mrs Carl Martinez had n
Christmas present of new $500
piano
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The Board of County Commits
sioncrs will he in session at the
county seat Thursday, January
2nd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-12-28

The Cuban. nrc about Ia show
the world how they nrc fitted for
self government. The present
cnnvn., for president j. so,ncwhn,
lacking in fnirncs. and fire.. discus.
sion. Mobs frequently disturb
political gatherings.