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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
BIG Time
PROMISED
scandinavians win Celebrate
the Day With a Picnic

Pleasant Reach tomorrow VIII he
the scene of the largest Scardin-
avian picnic ever given on the sound.
More thar 1000 people are expected
70 be over there Six steamers
have been engaged by ]. Arneson.
manager 81 the excursion. TO carry
The crowds. The Athion, inland
fryer. Port Orchard. Geo. r. Starr.
city Of Everett and Hattie Hanson
wFi ns4te ffsue from Seattle, Ia
coma. Everett and paulsbo.
a s<aGnfs u Tire eteni VII be ar
address b. Lieut.. Fufeboten Of the
Norwegian army. travelling CORES
uoudenf on the Verdena Gang. the
largest newspa per in Norway. He
. on a tour Of the world ard - nov
II Tacoma. He viii tell ofhis ira veis
fhroug Norway. India. Russia
China and japan. The lecture
viii b. delivered in the English Ian
ruaRe. Hon. A. A. Anderson. a Se-
aftie attorney. and William r. Sau-
bic who won the recent debate be-
tween the universities Of Washing
ton. Oregon and Idaho. viii aisO de-
liver Addresses.
The <oru eEian. Swedish and Da-
nish and lcelandic singing societies,
which together number about 20 per-
sons, will join In singing some Of
wItI furnish the music for the dance,
which takes place after the exef-
ciaen The program. which " excel.
lent and interesting throughout, il
az follows
song Norwegian Singing Society
Of Seattle: speech. America and ths
scandInavians." Hon. A. A. Ander-
son. Of Seattle. solo. over de Hole
Fjeida." Miss Emma Loes Of Taco
ma: comic recitation James EagaH;
speech. william r. Laube. song. ia
vi EIsiker Dette Landet." scandina.
vlar singing societies 81 Seattle. ita
lard, Everett and Pauisbo. sclams-
ton. The viking" A. salms wee
duet. Mezara. Oman and Anderson
speech, 1.-THE Land From Whenes
we Came" =. Iyers0n, Of Paulsbo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
in THE COURTS

n. n. f.eFeyre. a stakeholder In
the shaHway Light a Water Co.
ffed = suit IN the superior court 10
DAY against the COMPANY. IN whieh
~ Anere. that sparros smith. pres
idrnf and principal stakeholder. has
tried II convert 70 his own use the
funds ~ the corporation. A. an
other cause u action u ~ alleged
that books and papers belonging 70
the comuany have been taken out
81 the state The court L. petitiOuefl
70 order that the books be brought
back. ana put whore they can be
easily examined from utus TO time
b. the stock holders.
The plaintiff also demands that
the company account for certain
business deals and transfers Of prop
effy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
MUCH WORK
TO Be DONE
Board Of Public Works Has
Very Busy Session

Al the meeting OF the board Of
public works tins morning blds were
opened Tor the large water main 70
be extended from First avenue south
below king street other bids opened
were for the eldswalkinR Of Four
teensh avenue northeast fram North
lake avenue 10 Fast Forty-ftfth
street. grading Second az enue north
e al. grading Eleventh. avenue
south from YeHler way TO Washing
tor street, water main on First av-
exrs north e nj.
Estimates ~ cost were submitted
by the city engineer for grading.
parking AMI sidewaikluE King street
from Seventh avenue south h Ninth
avenue south. 81 800. pianklng the
alley IN block z. Terry's Firth addl-
tiof. 1900, grading. sldewsikluK and
parking East Union street from
Thirty avenue to Thirty-sev-
'enth avenue. tl.sso. sewer IN East
Alder street from Proaavav u
Twelfth avenue. 8 90. concrete eide
walks on Twenty sixth avenue south
from Jackson street 20 Norma n
street. -. 400 concrete sidewalks on
Union street from Third 70 Eixhfh.
avenues. and other streets ffz zoo
water main on Second avenue west
from Highland drive to John street.
4o.o3z.JD, water main Harvard nx-
enue from DENNY way 70 Broadway.
1881 on Linden avenue from Kill
bourne avenue to north Forty third
street. a.. 600: on Woodland Pafk ~
enue from Ewing avenue 20 North
Forty fifth street. $3.50 On Rieweft
avenue from Albion street to the
government canal. ss.i59.
An estimate was also made as Ia
the cost IT quitting IN new fire ny
dranfs on First. second and Third
avenues from Pike street 10 Jackson
street and on Occidental avenue
from Yeaief way to Jackson street.
This matter Was brought before the
ccrueil some time ago BY Gupariu-
tendenf foungE and has met with
the approval ~ the legislative body
The new hydfants are estimated Ia
cost sli.7af The Old hYdrantH VIII
BE- removed and reset IN the resi-
. HEFras FHafsIrta
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sAfloRs' CLUE ROOM

Money for the Sailors club room.
to be built ~ the Puget Sound navy
yard. ~ coming IN fast. Already $500
has been secured, and $1,000 more IL
lH sight. Secretary Mcikle Of tho
chamber Of commerce has sent let
ters To the ministers nf the city ASS =
ing thcm 80 mention the matter TO
their congregations tomorrow to
arouse. Interest IN thy project.
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$4,000 BY
A JOKE

aIraQrEHANNA. Pa. July a.
Ten years ago Thomas g. Clark. Of
Newark. y. J.. fokiugiy gave his
niece. Miss Julia A. Malcolm. OF
Vestaf. Pa. a decd 10 certain Cole
RADIO lands which he thought value
less. She said she would keep the
document 90 remember him by. and
has since been earning her living
teaching SCHOOL.
The Other day she fefeiNed a letter
from g dorado saying That there was
q Head mine ON her rrupfrty and
81. 900 waa offered for & half interest
Miss Ma colin thought u was JOKE.
but finding tbat IL was not. she ae-
ceptcf3 the offer.
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CUTS OUT MARKS

Appleton. Wis. July H. After
having submitted to the removal Of
tattoo marks BY the aid ~ the sur
ge0n's knife, Rev. George *. Mae
innis. once runaway boy. sailor be
fore the mast. now ordained min
iaffr. graduated from La wreuce unit
Vefaity. Macfnuis visited the doctor .
office 100 times before the last BIT oi
hlue 70 remind him Of his rough dfs
before the mast had been carefully
cut away After ieavi1s the sea hs
was converted NJ the Sehmcn'f
Bethel IN New York. later he was
accepted ~ candidate IN the for.
eign mission field and studied for
s8rlc time at the Moody inhtitute,
Mortified. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
COURTHOUSE NOTES

BENJAMIN oliver and Miss Ger
trude Huskin4on were married al
Eagle Harbor JAY = BY the Rev.
Joseph Carey.
Divorces were Nrautsd today 20
Margaret Wiiiiamdorfen from her
husband Ralph. and Bertha Brand
from William Brand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

Pleasant neaeh win be the IDEAL
nf,ot 10 spend sunday speeches on
topics ~ the day BY pFumirsug ora .
tori. unuslr ~ the calculated sins
In9 #ociety. dAneine 60 she efratns
- fs>nf Ienben's exretieut orchestra
Faoat leaves cDiman doek ~ , 10 and
ii q NJ. " -. q ix. gre. tise and
10 - . m. Pare. iec round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
GAN HEAR AFTER
10 YEARS

CHARLESTON. IL. July f2..-Fof
10 years, Mrs. John Snyder Of this
city was deaf.
Yesterday when her husband
dFopDed a teaspoon on the table, she
eald the shock sounded like the *
ulonlon OF a shotgun. Since then,
her hearing has been perfect.
Nineteen years ago she suffered
from scarlet fever. and when she
recovered, her sense OF hearing had
left her.
she nov converaee with her
friends over the telephone ana can
tail With her husband. thing she
fad been unable 70 do heretofore.
their courfnhip having been carried
on by writing on a slate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
FIND BODY


SAN FftASCisCO. July 1.-THE
corpse found floating IN the bay near
SauRAilto yesterday has been posi-
lively Identified b. the means 81 a
watch Ia a pocket and ~ the uni
form as that % William Ward. cap
tain 81 the Inflated Rio Janeiro.
This IA the first body 70 come ashore
since the time Of the wreck.
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Pleasant Beach wili be the Ideal
SPOT fo spend Sunday. Speeches on
taplcs ~ the day by prominent ora
tors. music rs the celebrated sing
INK society. dancing to the strains
IT Prof. Leuben's excellent orchestra.
Boat Ienvea ColmAn dock Of ?, 10 and
II y. m. ~ 30. N.i5, 1880. $50 and
1880 .. Ia. Fare. SOC round trip.
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FUNERAL OF VIZ. BARBOUR

The funeral Of VIM. q. Barbour
was held yesterday from the family
residence az Interplay. Intefmunt
was IN Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Mr. Barbour died Al Providence
hospital. az a result OF an injury
caused by q kick from "a horse last
SUNDAY. The deceased leaves a
widow and four children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
Gambling Fine

!. II. Hawiey was arrested this
morning hy Detective Tcnnant for
operating a gambling house. He put
up q $50 fine and was released
Hawiey Il one OF the proprietors or
the gambling house known as the
Union club. At III Second avenue
eattfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

The Of Outlaw Tracy are "'ie-
spreading motion the Ions snao"s SEN
ssnes the philosophers profound who EDITOR
mankind and discuss methods
preven the tartd the tongue 81 F
icue the unhappy Neu
BY making should have been serious ana
deadly husine he h outr
Ieth aim be shot
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WOMAN ArHlerss

The Isadiessunex 81 the Seattle
Athletic club holds tia annual Siee-
tian - nffcers Monday morning ~
10 20 o'clock Thts department. 81
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vietnity-Tonight aud
Sunday. fair. warmer. sunday. light
north 20 cast winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

The Pacific clipper Line steamer
Charles Nelson sailed for san Fran
cisco this afternoon with 20 pasaen-
gers and a full cargo 81 freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

Those hoshounds should rcnnary with their
sas tied between They have dssraeea mem
selves the penal represent fner names az
no longer terrible they e
innoeent fhtened me Nh"e
mank eur IN
the community OF the kind and are meeHs
witt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

the club 10 In \ highly prosreroul
cor fffsion. the number ~ fslenbefi
having increased heavily during sh'
last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

MADRID, July "a Your esrre-
spondent learned from court off
cfal that the newspaper stories say
inR King Alfonso disiilted bull fights
we're due 10 the Influence II the
queen mother but do not conform ia
the facts.
siuee witnessing the bloody sport
81 his browning. Alphonao almost
continuously talks bull fight with
his intimates. He II very eager T.
see another and has given his mann
ma to understand that az sovereign
king ne Will no longer brook any Oh.
jections to his attendance at the ma
tionai sport.
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Petit Larceny

officer Giamacah today arrested
Earle 9ondaon. eiEn painter,
charged with stealing "A block and
tackle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

a week day excursion 10 snoqual-
mie. Train leaves nt . a. m, re-
turning a. 9 y, ~, Excursion under
direction Baptist ladies' Round trip
rate. 81 90. Everybody invited.
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For hassieship excursion sec al
raEe &
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Fur tatiieshIn excursion zee al
rage q
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,on sAtl.-rARNs ANn hsNp,

TEN ACRES Conveniently lcsatedi all in
pasture very easily nut iu cultivation.
good feupf On tive sides. small house
running Water owner is EninE North. 10
make duirk sale, will sell for $40 per
acre which l. less than the improve.
uisufH cost,
HERE la a good buY~0a acres on county
road. Close TO small town, handy 60 SCI
nttei o afrva cleared. = acr7ss Fuai pas
turc. A-room house. largo barn. chicken
houses auriuH water fi2is.
ROBERT NAiNHN. 40 New York block,
FORTY AeRra-Cond land facing on
county road close 20 small town, acres
cleared tsroent house large harni chick
on houses Sffn
RonERT NAf.FnY. 40 Now York block.
SIXTY EIGHT ACitEf-S nrrca n bearing
orchard, 30 nefen partly cleared a-rupm
house, barn, chicken houses. 5000.
ROBERT MALThN. 40 New York block
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since rerpons arrival india the monsoon has %
rot proof against the designs " W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

Pareffin ~ pure hydrocarbon.
since 1872 1000 miles Of railroads
have been laid IN the Japanese em-
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faptlst excurFion to an0qualmie
ralIr. Tuesday. July IS. Round trip
500. with privilege OF grounds al
f4lls- sss
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WI have 100 lots ifft on ouetn Anne hiii
from grsu a. 5000 each. some q them
nave nuH ntass1e view we viii seal YOU
any 81 fhtec lots either fer cash or On
NJ brat % terms. lot % show vut these
lots. auit paving rent. +. G, hysrs A CO..
fogf First hFenues
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For battlcship excursion see ad
page I.
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nrslsrsa emascEs


owr HOME
nsaflas saaffscis f1f sale with tsess
seHlf3efs se4 go saf = hafns. bur
feHsns tsy eT noftGAas - haiia
hasls uifhaaf fsfins istsfess ~ hsee
sasas tss nassbsfa that iii maatufs tnis
santfssf. u sua osn - 80 n4n 49,
eazs e ~ unfssfarss rgntfnft Mhsn
sasarast uatsfss wsii psg th~ tnsn
cszatssay 80 several hoasss aeufist.a
ana hailtinr 11ls = pasr mans 90
s1snts a. oalY - - 80 nsanth. Cea -
address fcnxn -. suiiisar tuiiainr
cneAf msaeg. % eefsHs,.s.l.n. i.l,es.is
ss.il.s ediis as s.s. 80
wsxrEp-sfseEf
WsnieSi-A steam ~ gasoline launch.
from 10 to ~ tons. ~iih power
enough Tor toainE. ana iizhiere.
- 81 % feet Ions. with 10 % -
fest beam call or address Z. u.
Jimisan. ta4 lane 81.
LADY roommate. employed during
dey. - Third arrnae. downfsairr.
von sstsut:p Hoess
H4Et.ls hskeACA
cu. Ylrsi Ave ssf s.u.e. a.
cssar- Nsiee5. essa'''ise.s.
Fec, ,, 49,, -. p 2 M.ss
IE0sHI9 znf faTaisisra raasas 81 ths fshs
hpssas. ~ Harea areHae nltths fAane.
Rel wa
oRAND PACIFIC HoTEfs ms FtFss ave-
ras heasss ns~if fafnishsfs III updsfns
tsaess HnefeFsfs
ron Observation-Disclosures
HleHteT srless Faia - feCaat-hsn4
isasasatt saots stsFss. teafpesu sets.
rsfYssta etc and sFcaud h4ne <sfsace fsf-
rifarw Bee Froas Fsraltpse Ce.. ii9ft1
fEcsa~ asrnar uusth- TEL Hee ~
rvtH HAfse-ksas fhrss f,sffs Jersey wiii
- ffesH To- q frw tufHI fa1uirs - Aft-
t.assauts Nsaaa@ stF~sA ufesn tsaks.
OIL
1Hk snseIsst rlaes ~ ~ en aisa os.s.
has 10 fr1fn ths oigrntie ou Co. tif -
ave- tel. MAia 81. Also zeal ~ sass
a. toe
prusossI
af-xtfff1 FAfsE 81 ali KINDS ~ Japanese
nsafflrf from ief q fsfd ~ 5000
kaua raah stoves xesY cheap fsf
Frent Furnltarv 90. ~ sseosa ssenus
ert f1cYa nrlsene a LLOYD. - ffincklsy
tiaek abuut susf hen@a fer Gosh % o.
fsfrsi pAYrnsntH
q o. eansnes rhoios. 81 - rsr dcs. fct ems
4ssE aniF fastnans Etsdia I'll
tifnf esfnse. ..
aIa olrrEDAi. sisetfieisa. sss Hetsi
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Another face mask worn 70 beau
INV her complexion that ana the work. 80
happy.
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Everybody II going wish the Bap.
list ladies 10 suogualmie Falls
Tuesday July - Tfalna icave al
3 q. M. return .. m. Tickets, 800
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CHEAP narmF. ~ aennalssiafi fi.asni
ltailsT fsliIaiar hi4es y
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For bsttieship excursion see ad
page {
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FOUND sorrel marc. shoes ON hind
feet only, owner inquire at 1919
Aloha street.
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Afer all Is said the pewey's hot words
to Agulnalde wha, did the spanish fes in Aen
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ron .srr-crrs rnsl ESTATE


NuEAF HOME
uotfar AND LOT szzs gan DOWN, $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT Huxs uEAuT1-
ytif. HOME. PINE PLACE FoH GAR
pES AID CHICKENS IRA ugiFuL
tISF. NIL. MAN. OWNER. or
ficE, Iiiii.MAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE car.
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fffI.f.NAN-s beautlfai lase ffunt additisa
il new on the market. nearly 500 lots sold
IN the last few days. so 10 fffa each
~ down 81 monthly. iurahs- seid ca
uaFfnsufs saeas rent - mer nov lay
lrf new plank ridewaikt IN ffVnt % eash
lott money returned n dissatisfied after
one Ysa4. 10 extra ,aea will be on
Ffaunas sundsY - sfow unsoia lots. ceme
quick. see owner Ilii'fnan. once end %
presant arcen t.Ake ear lire.
ufU6EGT AND uEsT
ksseaTahea the hifaest snap and best II
.rr.4 Of totfam land In KING county
fhis In fsai HWRup. hut q me piece Of
rfset faaftntf4 with running water the
yssf ruuud. u Laws lust south Of the city
III = Fosd neiEhtarhood and On guoi
faa8a. school nniv a couple blocks dis
tause: II you want fiae hane. cali and
C1Ikq. y ApAMa
ags picneer huilding.
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Iosr'

DEPoafT ccftidcatc on DeStef iiof--
ton bank for $500, issued April g2.
1909 10 u. Z. Rogers. Call 500
Maynard avenue Reward.
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HELP WANTED = MALE AND
FEMALE
PACIFIC Eml Onles, iiua Oh Ave. fur.
nishea best heiu IN city. Call az Main
so. Mrs. KeYes. MEr
HEf.p " ASTEn-NsIr
NENAbkf NfEVNbAff -
too u. w. MEN FOR NEVADA MUCK.
ifRs. TRANSFERS. IfAMMEnsMFN
AND MACHINE MEN 200 To sg0o
SHIP DAILY.
MNtCIIgsL & HAWKINS
iiv MEaT MAIN STREET.
WANTED MIN TO WORK ~ gAW-
MILL. STEADY EMPLOYMENT; oooD
WAGES FREE CHARACTERIZATION (.
no FEE CALL. At dtn HALEY
HUffsltNH
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wol.Siss ssss ssss anal s5sisf ..
Iisgd. nfikeps Lloyd abeut e9it9inx
ysar hasHss - uinekiay block
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03
Fine Millinery

week of Mr.. and Mrs. T Give Davies at
.Craigside.''
1853
Miss Gertrude Bates is still visiting
friends in Honolulu, where she has been
the motive for numberless teas. dinners
and luncheonS, says San Francisco pa
per.
Louise Brownell of the Neill Company
who appeared before the Honolulu pub
lie last season. is said to be heart
hbreaker. One of the astute write-ups of
the proprietor of the Nein Company APP
pears in the Examiner and considerable
space is devoted to the record of Miss
Brownell's conQueSts. The writer says:
On land or sea, wherever the James
NELL Company goes. there's the mischief
to pay. All on account of a merry maid
who knows how to win mems hearts, and
who does it-pour passer lie temps-with-
out half trying.
Louise Brownell is disturber of the
peace. To be explicit. she upsets the
serenity of man in his variety as far as
she can see him, or rather as far as he
c' see her. That Louise Brownell per-
-3 iI' naming Miss Brownell instead
Of becoming Mrs. Something or Other is
not the fault of the suitors who make
mad love to her the country over They
have done their best, each in his turn,
TO change her mind and her name.
tHt COMPANY IN NONer1 Der.
for Honolulu Miss Brownell was the
most popular passenger aboard. Upon that
tropic isle she was feted and serenaded
nightly. Parties were arranged for her
There were drives in the magnificent
moonlight. There We're polo games in her
honor, and such socially active men as the
Honorable Robert ShingIe. Mr.. Charles
Norton and Lieutenant Hancock rivaIed
one another in their eagerness to amuse
her. Gossip said that the young Lieu
tenant, who is nephew OF General Win
Held Scott Hancock. the hero of Gettys-
burg. laid his fortune at her patent leath-
ers. but she did not stoop to possess it,
Neither did his excellent prospects as
tavorite with President Roosevelt allure
her Passengers who came over on the
Alameda with the company averred that
Prince Dayid-however. he's married
now. so / won't tell. They also reported
that certain admiral of the United
states navy, who has been a member of
the Captain Tilly court-martial at Samoa.
lost his head and proposed to the pretty
Louise the fourth day out
~ ..&S
MISS LandeEon entertained at dinner at
the Hawaiian hotel on Wednesday even
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- ocIETY has at length en'ers'
- upon a busy season Of out-of
~ door functions which is halle
with undIsguIsed pleasure D.
IN. deyotees OF fashion. for where ou
at n lawn fete can my lady display
her pretty gowns. hats and parasols Il
the best advantase7
1883
..o..~ ,ho.e who contributed Greek
~.-f. pbotoxrnphs and other articles OF
tnfsrvsf for thu Loan Collection beihs
held Al the Kilohana Art League rooms
Progress block. are Mrs Dole. ME- ~:
n. Allen. the Misses Alexander. d.. anu
Mr. Andrews. Ar. VIM 7. BrtshaE1. sAr.
.na Ms. c. NJ. Cooke. Mrs =. w. Da-
mon. Mrs. q NJ. Damon Mrs Give Da-
xi~. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Emerson. hr.
and Mrs Oliver Emerson. Judge treir'
Mrs. J. r. Gait. Miss ka;hirine Gray
don Mrs Belle Jones. Mrs II. Z Jones.
NJ Klncaid. Mrs. r. J. LowTey. Oahu
college. Miss Rldgxay. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
n Smith. Ar. Gordon osborne. Rev. r
~. Thvfng and sfr. W. n vscSScy. while
Mr. So spzsy aud orl - lent Iai1sS pa
f~rus Mr.. Gordon Osborne sn1 Mr.
Oliver Emerson kindly arranged the col
lection In the rooms and Mr.. y. \ Mott
n. his Office The cxhibi. by request VIII
b- open this morning from iil i ard
then closed II has been systematically
srran<sd and fully labeled for the assist
.nee OF students and others. Admission
a. free.
The ..Grandms's Tea" given ON Tues
day. from tiii by Mrs Henry ~ VII
Iiarus In ho1Jr - Mrs Andrew. Was &c
IiEhsfui AFFAIR. The house Was pretty
decorated and the big lanai With rs II ass
- Of flowers was an attractive rSc-pts@n
hall On the Ianais and In the paflors
we're palms and red carnations the Tea
rooms were In blue and white ro~ef" re
rseved with branches Of eversreens. the
china decorated In blue and white To match
Mr,sL l. c. Abies received the tsncs.s ..
the lanai while Mrs. Williams Introduces
them to her mother. Mrs And-"~- NJ
ter the '.grandrnas'' paid their respects 10
Grandma Andrew. Mrs j. H. Fshet
corted them to the tea room an1 thcy
wer. left In the care of Mrs II {. Geer'
MR.. A. r. Clark and Mrs a. = Murphy
ara Mr.. C. A. Galbraith. The refresh
suenta consisting of tea Chocolate. ICE
cream cake and candies. were serFe'i %
young girls. who took great pleasure "a
arriving tnelr own grandmother Each
guest carried home the cup and saucer
u,rd by her as n souvenir. The ladies'.
many Of whofn had not met In sucn close
communion for over twenty years. hAn
many interesting narratives To relate .,
the s.old tfrmes" Among the invited
quests were Nesdanss w. q. Allen. w
r. Allen. w. r. Allen. j. II Anterior.
Robert Andrews Geo Andrcws- Saran
Anxua w - Alexander. W. %. Atwatcr.
s. T.. Austin. Julia Afoug. Bicknr1. H.
Ttnxhau,. q r Bishop. Andrew Brown.
w. A. Bowen. Babcock. Bickcrton. Beau
mont. Brickwood. ChaS- Cooke. y y
Castle. Chaplin. Campbell Chamberlain
Coan. Craine. coney. Cameron. Counter
= q. Carter. = NJ Damon. &. II. Damon
PRANK Damon. II r. Dillingham;. Saran
D~rsser. ID Dayton. Chas- Dickcy. NJ Is
tee. Eddy. Farnsworth. Forbes. Fuller
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IN In the parish house At St. Clements.
N entertainment which promises 10 be
~-e'i worth attending. IL has all been
hastily arranged md the program Is not
ct complete. but will comprise several
~'fr-Ne-s from the May Dny Festival OF
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The News Letter says: Miss Katherln.
Dillon and Miss Cosgrave are on their
way home from Japan. and will remain ir
Honolulu for a time before coming home
Their European trip IL hanging in the
balance. Miss Dillon Is devoted 10 her
mother and stepfather and Is always max
Ing them handsome presents