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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

Queen Liliuokalaui aud Sisters
Beatrice and Albertina will be the
guests of honor at a luau this after
noon given by Mrs Hama Evans at
her King street residence.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

Gotthelf Wilhelm Albert Loe ffler,
formerly subject of Emperor
William OF Germany, has been
made an American citizen by Judge
Estee, Mein got in Himmel, och
Gee whizl!
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

Colonel w II Cornwell announces
the engagement OF his daughter,
Miss Kate Cornwell, to Mr. Arthur
B aymer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

John H Wise, accompanied by j
G and A A Long, left for Lanai by
the Lehua Thursday evening. They
went to take charge of the interes.
of j F Colburn on that Island.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

The Hawaiian Band will play to.
morrow afternoon out at Makee
Island.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
powers heretofore given to Thos.
Il. Mossmsn by Power of Attorney
or otherwise are hereby revoked,
cancelled and annulled.
n. d. MOSSMAN.
Hoooluiu, a. T., August %, 1902
l902-3ts
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06
LOCAL AND GEL ERAL NEW 8.

The INDEPENDENT 80 cents pc
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

Princess Kalanianaole returned
from Hawai- yesterday morning by
the Mauna Loa. Those who accom-
panied her returned together with
her, and they were Mrs g E Smith
les, Mrs ] ID Cockett and Miss
Nalani Jones, The Princess is
looking we'll after her short trip to
wIrdward,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

Land Commissioner Boyd has re-
served a tract of land in South
Kons, Hawaii, near the Buchholtz
plantation, for deleg OF farm
ers from Dakota. 1t is said that the
farmers have somewhere about
$4,000 TO invest aud TO settle
themselves here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06
FUNDS FOR THE KUoKoAs,

FUNDS FOR THE kUCKOAS,
The question of funds was
much discussed subject at the last
meeting of the Kuokoa executive
committee last Wednesday evening.
That was the main sum and sub.
stance OF how the members thereof
decided to stay as they bad been
aud as they were instead OF break
ing up.
Chairman Morris Keohokalole, OF
the fuance committee, saved the
situation. He reported that he had
been assured Of sufficient financial
support and that brought about the
decision TO stay pat. No question
was asked as to the source Of this
assurance. All accepted without a
murmur.
But it was incidentally said on
the outside that it came from
Prince Cupid, who will receive it
from the one.armed bold warrior
and sugar King. Further develop.
ments are expected later on.
PR ,DUcE HIM BEFORE THE BaR.
| Represent alive Beck,ey, Hons
Rule candidate for Maui, is to be
brought to the bar OF the Home Rule
party. At the meeting last Thurs
day evening of the executive com
mittee, George Markham intro
dnced a resolution to have Repre-
sentative Beckley brought BIZ fox
them aud asked whethar be is reall,
, the editor Of nav paper called IN
Sentinel Eve have not yet had th
pleasure OF seeing copy ant
whether the sentiments therein eS
pressed and expounded are his, tina
ia, in supporting Prince Cupid a
: delegate. aud that COMMITTEES c
three be appointed to wait upo
! him when hs returns today fror
Q Hawaii.
This brought out very heste
a discussion, but when it was put t
!. vote, it carried, and the chair al
! pointed George Markham, John
:. Baker aud w X Kalsihuia as th
a committee to wait upon Mr. Becl
"a Icy aud ask him about it and TO r
port back to ths executive. Otbe
wise, they may produce him upc
the floor st the next nesting an
s made to explain his conduct, h
. course and his motive 10 the presel
- campaign,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-06

"Ouuoy, Nu'uou up ooio ouu oOuuN
Thursday, as myste,iously as he had
gone.
The employees OF the Public
Works Department gave Superin-
tendent Boyd fue pair of binocu-
lars just prior to his departure for
the coast,
Mrs Holloway nee Irene Ii has
sufficiently recovered from her re-
cent serious illness. She was seen
out driving about the city the last
few days.
Superintendent McVeigh OF the
Leper Settlement arrived by the
Lehua Thursday night. He reports
everything quiet at the Settlement,
even in politics.
Mr. and Mrs George Rodisk have
returned to the city from their
honeymoon on Mount Tantalus and
are domiciled ia the Widemann
house on King street.
Mr. and Mrs 6 l. Desha have an
pounced the engagement of their
daughter, Helen K Desha, 10 Mr.
Charles A S Siemsen, Of the Depart.
ment of Public Works.
Queen Liliuokalani aud Sisters
Beatrice and Albertina will be the
guests of honor at luau this after
noon given by Mrs Hama Evans at
her King street residence.
John II Wise, accompanied by j
G and A A Long, left for Lanai by
the Lehua Thursday evening. They
went to take charge OF the interest
OF j F Colburn on that Island.
Gotthelf Wilhelm Albert Loo ff1er
formerly subject of Emperor
William OF Germany, has been
made an American citizen by Judge
Estee, Mein got in Himmel, och
Gee whizll
In order to help the Maui potato
growers, the Commissioner OF Agri
culture and Forestry will send then
in a couple of weeks nearly three
thousand pounds OF the best seet
potatoes.
Abraham g Kaulukou, son o
Judge Kaulukou and the recipiep
OF the Yale scholarship founded b.
former collegiates residing in Homo
lulu, departed at midnight on tn
steamship China en- route to Yal
law school.
The young daughter OF Repre-
sentative Prendergast died thi
morning after only few days Hines
Funeral this afternoon and Intern
emit at the Catholic cemetery. Gu
sympathies 90 out to the bereave
parents.
Bishop Restarick will preach ,
St Andrews cathedral Sunday eve,
ing at 1880 o'clock. He will cell
brate the Holy Communion at {
Clements church at the IL o'cloc
morning service besides preachir
the sermon,
Land Commissioners Boyd has 7
served a tract of land in Sou
Kons, Hawaii, near the Buchhol
plantation, for delegation OF farr
ers from Dakota. 1t is said that Il
farmers have somewhere abo
$4,000 TO invest aud to sett
themselves here.
Princess Kalanianaole return
from Hawai- yesterday morning
the Mauua Loa. Those who accol
panied her returned together wi
her, and they were Mrs 6 E Smit
les, Mrs j ID Cockett and M
Nalani Jones, The Princess
looking we'll after her short trip
BIndwsrd,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06

= gs lit cine oHene Srase, Oh
Reuralsi niebr tn beiBem ober meb,
III faltem Wetter fiblbar lit. ste tt
f4limm senus in irsenb eiuem @etter,
fsIs mir ui@t ct. Sacobs Del be-
nssen, sas cine i@ueue 6eilang ber'
pprraft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06

slus Der Statitit unieres ginnes=
iteuerau,tes sebt beror, baB NIT benz
@a9ien unierer Proiperitdt aud Der
&onium altobolbaltiser @etrdnte su=
uimu,t. Oa werben uniere Brobibt=
tiontften unb Eemperensfanatifer wobl
bemnd@t einen Selb3us Sesen Die
Proiperitdt er6fneu. ste uirbeub az
NIT TIM @runbe nur bteielbe 2ostt
uerfolsen, ,uelde fte BET benz aampfe
sesen bte aantiuen beoba@teteu, udu,z
LID 3erit6ren alles befen, mas utdt
NIT ibreu perridtem Sbeen TIM giuz
tlaas ftebl, einerlei mas bie Sslsen
ietu t6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06

Sn ieiner 8aterfreube bat ein bie=
berer Oeuti9er in Ohio feline neuse=
borene So9ter Qntbracit setanft.
Better tonnte er fretli9 ni9t ausbri=
den, baB ibm bic So9ter bas Ebeuerte
auf @rben lit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
BITS OF GAIETY

Mrs. Frederick Karl strives re-
ception was one OF the most eiabo-
rate functions u the week. The par.
iurs OF the Lincoln made a beautiful
picture yesterday afternoon. the pie.
dominating cul0rs being pink ane
white. A large number 81 ladies
were received from \ until O'Clock.
Professor Little. assisted b. his
pupils gave a cotiliion Thursday
nlght IN his hall The affair vas a
very pretty one and well attended
The Woodmeu of the World Will
give a dance In Liftlc's hall next
Tuesday evening. This affair Is for
the families % the Woodmen and
win be strictly private
The girls ~ the Alpha Club % the
State University Will give a dancing
party next Friday evening IN the
Lincoln. A large number ~ invita-
lions viii be issued and IL IL expected
10 be a very pleasant affair.
The Acme Business College Is
making great preparations for a
dance 20 b. given next Thursday
evening In Little'R hall Excellent
music VIII be furnished and the stu
dents % the college and many ~
their friends will b. present
The Younger Ctnch club met las,
night at the home of Miss Lulu
Dodge. 1000 Boren avenue. The
evening was pleasantly spent IN
cards and before the guests departed
refreshments were servd.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. r. Barnett are the
guests Of Mrs NJ. Cleary. 9it Ninth
avenue. Mrs. Baruett'a mother. They
viii spend a few weeks with their
relatives before returning 70 Alaska.
one Of the prettiest dancing par
ties Of next week will be given by
Miss Emily Ciary. A large number ~
cards have been sent out for this m.
fair. II will be given Wednssday
evening the Goth. IN L.itiies hall
The Modern Woodmcn Of the
World gave a big ball IN South Park
on Wednesday evening. Dancing
continued until a late hour Refresh
menfs were served during the even
ing. The greater part 81 South Seat
tie was present.
Mr. Jacob J. Miller gave stag
party % a few of his friends on
Thursday evening al his home. ia
Westlake avenue.
The L'Ailegre Club gave pretty
dancing party at Little's hail Wed
nsaday evening.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Sadie
Kellogg entertained At dinner in
honor Of Miss Kath~rins Tyler. Gov
era were laid for eight.
George Cudihleof Seattle and Maud
a. Richardson ~ Minneapolis. were
married last Wednesday AT the Mad
icon street " F. church BY Rev.
r. F. Morris. -. n.
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
A QtVtR COUNTERFEIT
Imitation Of a Famous
TOiIeI Powder
Trad. Mark, Box and The Label
Forged Lucky Discovery Of
ihe Spurious Article

while BE- may be- true that 'imitn
zion ls the nncrrcst form ~ flat
tory" it does not follow that the
orI. lpator and oWnri az valuable
copyrighted article win quietly sub
mlt to- The knaNv who steals tnv hon
cst mans money by deliberate
Forgery. a well known huntun bunl
nrhH man, VINO has rs patient IN
uuutry keen insight aud honest ct-
tort. QUIT up q large aud constantly
increasing business, discovered few
munths ago that some one, VINO
ougnt to be- rvpvutng "a prison, had
made ana WAa selling ~ SAN fran
cisco an inferior article, which bore
hut "A faint resemblance 10 the ufiE
iuuL ana by the use ~ the photo
vlectrytypu process had forged tne box
label. tine circular aud trade mark
81 Ben Lcvy'h Lablache Face Pow
der. which Do known all over the
world, AMI ~ IN general use 10y the
best and most Distinguished women,
not only Ia America. but also Ia
London. Paris. Dresden. HONS Kong
shanghai. Mexico ana Manila. ana.
in fact. everywhere. It's virtues have
been sounded by Sarah bernhard.
Nine. Emma EHmra. Mias MHudv
Adams. Mile, RncA. Mile. DC Lusaan,
Mime. Emma Cniyr. Mmr. Suzanne
Adams. Misa Marguerite sylvia. MlHH
LrttiCe Fairfax. and by ncutrs Of
other famous women OF the stage aud
in private life.
or course. it goes without tho Say
ing that lf Laplaehc Face Powder
Wrrv but mere combination uf
common chalk aud perfume, NO one
would have forged beu i.ryyn name
aud attempted To- steal hih business.
Dc rs only valuable signature ami af-
dole uf fame that ate forged When
Mr lsrNNa uttrutiuu was called tu
tuin matter. he Immediately consult
90 his attorneys MesHrn Btandrin.
Dunbar s Nuftrr. uf boston. ANA
| Mcaats Hothrhlld q A,h 81 San
Francisco. who brought "a bil ct
| complaint iu the United states cir
cult court OF Northern California
against J. -. Wright a Go. uf San
Francisco. thr SELLER ~ this spurious
| powder. and obtained an injunction,
| prohibiting further sales. Suit iH also
brought Go recover damage.
The forEer asa bis work % clsveriy
| that careful scrutiny ia necessary 10
detect the difference between the
| genuine and the spurious. This box
| label 81 the genuine IL clear and
bright. white the printing o., the
| counterfeit label in dark and muddy.
Mr. Levy feels that his reputation ia
az stake. and he Is sparinE no trouble
nr expense 60 right this wrong The
t.abiachr Powder iH a positive bcun@
~ 10 the compile ZION. and j. tho most
delightful preparation Of the Kind
known. while the spurious article IL
dciutsrloua and liable 60 cause In
jury. Ar Levy asks that every lady
using the f.Ablache VIII examine the
label carefully. and " ga doubt as
90 the Krnuiusnsas Of the article to
bend 20 Ben Levy n Co. il5 Kings
stnn street. tinrion. the circular or
cover 90 the box, together with the
name 81 tire dealer from whom u
Was purchased. and n u e. the coun-
ierfrit she will he advised bY re
turn mail 80 that she can dsmA nd
that her money he refunded. and
whoever sold u viii be- prosecuted
by Ken levy a Co. TO ths run extent
~ the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26

..r Officers was given by
'xs,-avley and his company az
lAA',... "A last eVcniug IL was with
~ 49, passV demonstration of
49, that each member was rc-
w. anon bis initial appearance
y. 80 i very lareely the same
-. Nj. FTawleN presented
3 80 Officers a year sgo. REM
g,,,ard succeeds Harrington
g. "a. as Lieut.. rlcydcl blanche
$3.50 ( given Kate johnson, the
ls-s -. n IIilap Pearl I4andcrs.
v.rv Van Buren, rnW plays the
k-.sss Roydcn which was last
y acre by Aligv Johnson
Fe.nlsl FrsWley renewed his for
s.,,ess as John Htnds Mr..
risy gives his opening scenes a
~ s,rns.lv touch, yct never makes
.sxhtsxt sacrifice - dignity or
s..s.raxs % win applause Miss
=. r,,ren i sincere and cofsNincing
n. harouexs. Wallace shaw b.
ths strong and relentless Vile
- tgsttan. and Benjamin Howard.
- member 20 the company.
.,...a al BY bis manly unaffected
.ancslci.
- character work Was done hy
"a Ar,orv. Christine Hill. Hlnnchc
e,wiss ph0sa McAinster. Frank
.,.s,sa and II. s pufNcid.
~rlrht secret service. the play
u nanisl Frawiey made famous ln
west. viii conclude the engage
Williams ana walker
~ Boston Transcript tells its
assrs the following concerning
rnans ana walker. who open az
= Grand tomorrow night Cor four
rrfrrrsnces
an conjecture aud speculation as
; ~ merits ~ the entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
To All Men Going 10 Any Part Of
Alaska

Remember the wreck Of the
steamer Bertha, Remember that her
cargo. of which IL considerable part
was slightly damaged by water. was
landed al once and that We bought
right on tho ground an that part
consisting ~ clothing boots shoes
underwear. shirts. blankets. over
coats. mavkinaWH. rubber boots. etc
Come ard take anything you need
from this stock at whatever YOU
want to give for a. THIS may seem
Impossible tu you. bur We bought the
whole thlnx go "a lump right on tho
SHORE whore 30 was landed tn save
u aud you can gamble We Eot 10 at
our own price. And set all of these
goods were specially made Tor the
hard wear they would have 20 stand
Voc Alaska.
Don't miss such 4 chance Think
80 the best rubber boots over made
az s. % pair We have quoted this
bargain every time Wr have run thia
salvage advertisement and We aha Do
continue to quote % as sample Of
hii other prices while thts stock lasts
outlet Company CORNER Washing
ton ana Occidental
aa--asasaa-
IuHiap. real estate 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
Expose or PSYCHE
A''eh systsry to Be Solved To.
morrow Night

- o'clock tomorrow night the
~ That has puzzled ali Seattle
-. tN0 c0nflnentst wff be re-
~ me question az 70 whether
80 = Hda or aut0maton will
-, 'i,a once for all. We invite
49,. attend. the AnRelus recital
Co.. y half past seven and at nine
n - ne revelation viii take place.
q 4-c9QHt n limited store space
~ 5s-st that those who wish 70
y. ss eane early. but those out
- GET a good view. for the
q 1hselvs and the piano occupy
VA " slnd0W-seen from any
ss,s, 80 trust you have been en-
H.. !, ana lntereafed. and we
sas,- ~ letter way. 10 bring the
q ~. y the Angelua piano player
bys.,. attention The marvellous
4, ,.aiies ~ The little fingers Of
Ss.. .'e.i sHient and the intricate
lzsfi. have received more ia
ina !. Attsn'lon since psycho ar
s,s,ah EVER before. A large sale
sautsa and tine Anqeiua WIN al
7 y o., ~ mere, on easy payments.
k'sssIgasa. whether Just curious or
tan 81 ls purchase, you viii al
= "a sieome az Sherman CIay'B
tsss ~ w marvellous music n pro.
~ ~ ~ come tomorrow night II
KsIss-t.6 70 3 D. M.
eeme.
E,slss.- ssttIlng any a,fes,lop re-
= y ~. 49, identity Of Psyche. we
~ .ys. NAT the Same figure
~ Il Gay and night will be
tlsr Morrow night there has
a9ss A' nor VIII there be- any
s Clay Z Co. III End ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
THINKS THAT IT
Is NASSIRKHAN

A telegram was received last night
by sheriff Cudihee from Fort VIII
Hams, ont, Ia answer ca his request
for further particulars regarding the
Afghan detained there, and suppos-
ga Co be Nassirkhan. one of the muir.
dcrcrs OF Mcrcn
From the description furnished by
the Fort Williams officials sheriff
tudihcc rs almost convinced that
their prisoner is Naasirkhan tlp has
requested the officers at Fort Wll-
lam 90 have a picture taken 81 the
man. and sent here
Kassoulkhan h Thought 20 be
someW here urnr the boundary Zine
between Washington and Canada
and every EFFORT ~ being made 20
trace him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26

yxt.et BY Williams and Walker
al lsfsr 81 real coons" at the Park
naar In their neW musical comedy.
sms Il Ham. were set at rest last
vmhY evening by the upruarious
pgazass. laughter and genuine ap-
yszatnn- SO IL has been at every
Yr.rzance since. and Boston Is by
nnrne thoroughly conversant with
b "a ICONS and their really de-
lfra reduction This new piece
tr-a&a radical departure from
rrmg ever before attempted In
avg q cniored troupe enter
ux-kzL 4 fairly scintiliates with
rr4 Enor. and one lively. roll
hsnr rrth- provoking situation
fsarI nsshsr with aghtning-liks
ns1
-flns" at the Tsire AvsnRe
Pass In all its iurid splendor,
~ = As Offering tomorrow At the
nFl AFsnus theater. commencing
", ~ matinee and continuing
1rr.r.ogt the week
kxs han ordinary interest 10 be-
NJ zanifssted Ia this production by
rassa nat the cast will be headed
Tkt I1sn Griffith. one Of the most
ssosazf1i u all actors who have at
sas'ed the sxacting character u
As1ista Mr.. Griffith invests the
~ VIII saeh a degree 81 subtlety
~ GINNING that tlnid natures are
Elxhi actually TO believe they are
Z n presence o. his satanic ma
sry.
hs Kathryn Purusii. who comes
,zAdst a. enc % she most beautiful
ssnsn 81 the American stage. r. an
"a Marguerite and Mr.. Fred
@niazus, well known TO local thea
9-xlefs. will be entrusted with the
1safiant title role Faust.
NJ scenic and electrical environ
- Nsfpasses any previous effort
" Presentation Of this spectacle
= safe 70 predict crowded
''a'nesa throughout the week.
bsssfit fer Emplsyss
lae famous troupe 81 japanese
8sfz. who played the Seattle the
- izst Sunday. VIII give another
r-.1nasnes in the theater tomorrow
- Many requests have been
- % Manager Howe % play the
800 Troupe another night as the
1suon they created at their first
--,s@fanee IN the Seattle thester
- many people desirous % see
~ OFisnials before they leave
hsir Eastern engagement.
- performance Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
VN0MEN'S WORLD

and light cloth. THE lace chosen &C.
gvuoraly Cuuy and Nc De- dyed Co
match exactly tho stun 4 gown ui
champagne culnrrd yelling aud lHC,
has On the skirt two rows ~ lace iu
diamonds, the diamonds united by
UutChrd patteH uf white puun, ou
thv blouse iH O. deep collar OF tho
hur Ouiahcd out hN rutnr of thr
cloth that Tails Welt over the tops ot
Toe sleeves lhvfr are pnttes again
used ou this collar ana 10 g. attach
4 vd to the chokrr hy tins yoke of
gold cloth. This COLLAR fnatrns iu
front with white suk ornaments.
The blouse is plcatrd with high
bolt az white pauue. and there ar,
latr diamonds SET in the lower part
81 the hlil sleeves. which Rrc finish
"a by small wristbands or panuc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
Nov TO ssiOv sunday

Take one % che Port Orchard
Routes fast boats IN the uiorn.nr.
see the Manning and HattleHhip Drv-
wou az the drydock Next Hes the
ban gnme Of HFemertau. aud on
your return trip stop AZ Pleasant
Beach Tor thn concert and dance.
A 5o-crnt ticket entities you 60 stop
the all points % interest Heats
leave ColmAn dock At % and u a. IN.
1915. 2.i5. f,10 and 20 % q. M. Last
boat leaves Hrvmertuu at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-26
h, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSFS. ::
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Manager Howe gives for the hcrcut
OF hts otiCc forcc. tolluWinE ont a
PRETTY annual custom witch gives up
the thcatvr one sunday night tor tht
benefit ~ the empluNrs or the trout
az the house II is expected that tho
desirc Go see the great Japanese
troupe and tho wish o. assist in
making the affair success. viii AZ.
tract a argr crowd 90 the thcatrt
tomorrow uight
"oaesn Esther
The dramatic cantata. Queen
Esther was presented az the Sc
attic thvRtcr last night fur the bsrr.
az OF TIE seattle Humane society.
The musical part 81 the program was
rendered especially we'll. Much
hard work was necessary 20 drsn the
choruscs 200 their marches and songs.
and the result was all that could be
desired, The part OF Queen Esther
was sung NV Miss Emma Ioe. who
showed considerable merit Mrs. n.
g.. McAWlster was prevented by 40,
ness from being present. but her
part. that % NnrdecaTs sister. was
ably put on by Miss Lillian Land.
p. carlos McAilistcr, g. ~ Rasmus-
sen and 4. krusky also did we'll.
A fair sircd sum was nctted by the
society.
Esislsr Recital
A piano recital win ~ given BY
Madame Bloomfield Zclsicr at the
Grand Tuesday evening May g.
The AFFAIR will be- under the auspices
az the Ladies Musical club 90 this
city.
Madame Zeislcr Is acknowledged hy
the foremost critics to bc the great
est woman pianist lNmE, Her conn
mand 90 her instrument ia marvel
Gus. while her technique ls prodigl
aus. she has musical intelligence
that has successfully Erapplcd with
every problem that has been prr
scented to the pianist It was al
considerable expense and With much
trouble that the Ladies' Musical
club secured the eminent pianist tng
recital here. and everything Sc
now heinz done hy them GO make thr
AFFAIR successful
Elks aaa the Bears
An operetta entitled THE Revcl.
Of the Elks and peara viii be pre-.
seDted az the Grand opera house FRI
day and Saturday nights. Mas and
q The production Is under the aus
pices u Seattle Lodge No. -. II. T.
o. F.. and Is given Tor their benefit
Considerable time has been spent
preparing the piece and an excellent
entertainment Is promised. There
viii be more than 50 ladies and gen
tlemen tn the east. Among them
viii be Frank ConmhB. nr carl
Hoffman. Heher Iugic. Frank A.
ktnS. Harry Robinson. O. l. Lynch,
Warren Stetson. r. HuckinH Miss
Evelyn ormsby, Miss Georgia Ham
mcr. Miss Jessie Il. Lyle. Miss susie
MeArdle. Miss Sadie Haight and
little Ruby Scatter.