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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30
PORT ARTHUR EDITOR
ISSUED SIEGE PAPER
p A. Artemieff Published the "Novoi Kray"
While Shells Wrecked Ills Establishment.
Criticizes Stoessel.

1T is very sad news that hear to-
day" said P. a Artemien. editor of
F, the "Novoi Kray." the last Russian
newspaper to be published in Port Ar
thur before and after its fall. Mr.
Artemieh is through passenger on the
s. s. China en- route from Port Arthur
10 ST. Petersburg. where he viii organ
ize another newspaper.
Mr.. Artemief had just read the ac-
count of the victory of Admiral Togo
and he was not in the best frame of
mind over the news. In fact. he paced
the deck, backward and forward. and
seemed anxious to get ashore that he
might escape the notice of his ship
mates
Il hope. however, that the news is
not quite true" he continued. IF the
Russians have lost so many vessels, the
a very high opinion of Admiral Rojest-
vensky. He is clever, gallant and
strong man. and it is his misfortune TO
have been defeated in what seems TO
ever fought
Editor Artemien is the man who en-
deavored TO instin courage and strength
into the garrison Of Port Arthur all
through the long siege His office to-
ward the last was of uncertain tenure,
for japanese shells found the way to
his sanctum and ripped it TO pieces.
Once an eIeven-inch shell burst in the
printing establishment, killing two
men. wounding several others. and |
wrecking the place. He recovered one
of the typesettfng machines. repaired
it. and in few days had set up his /,
office in another part of the city This
in turn was soon in the hottest of the |
shell zone and he was compelled TO |
move again.
Il have quit Port Arthur forever. I /
suppose" said Mr. Artenief- Il am
now on my way 10 Russia TO organize a
newspaper in St Petersburg. 1 have
passed q large part Of my life in the
Far East, and am fond of it. and am
therefore sorry TO leave, even though
I return TO Russia
The last number of my newspaper
was publish ed in Port Arthur the day
after the.surrender by General Stoessel.
I was sure that Port Arthur would .
never surrender. That it might be
taken by siege and assault, I consider
ID possible. but surrender. never
Therefore I criticise General Stoessel :
for giving up the fortress 1t could I
nave held out longer. In honor, Cen
raj stoessel should have continued its ]
defense. We did not wish TO surrender.
Ny hands were tied as to criticising the +
in my paper I could never :
mention his name in criticism, but il l
vas my opinion throughout the siege q
hat he should remain at his post until $
he fortress was taken. c
AS to the army which finally took I
Port Arthur. I must say that il was c
,aIIant. ana General Nogi, I have the a
-reatest admiration Of his ability as Q
lighter and STRAIGHT.
I do NOT believe many of the Rus a
ian warships sunk al Port Arthur VIII o
yer be available 10 the japanese They
rere ripped 70 pieces. Most Of the guns :
+ the warships had previously been Y
10 the shore batteries Q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30
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Try Just one bottle of
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Celebrated Nerve Vitalizer
and Tonic.

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ike Paine's Celery Compound; no
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About two years ago ny gen
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read an advertisement Tor Palne's
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30

he dog would enjoy the trip and
ihould go along, 50 he wired the fore
nan:
Send on Shop at once
Then the operator got busy. He
Knew. OF course, that the ranchman
must mean sheep and that he had
lust left out an e in the telegram.
The operator told the waiting fore
nan 10 send on the sheep-and the
foreman did
In proper time Mr. Seabold came
iown TO meet the dog. About IS car
Dads of bIeatiag sheep were await
ing him. What did he do2 He sued
he telegraph company, and got enough
FOR that operators smaTtness 20 more
han cover the profits Of the sheep
deal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30

AIT the new laws are being
published in the Commercial Rec
osd in handy shape for reference
sor to their publication in book
form,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30
NOTICE.

Any WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice. is invited 70 communi-
cate. either in person or By letter with
Ensign L. Anderson, natron Of the
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street.
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company Of London
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon
don.
New York Underwriters Agency
Providence wa shington Insurance Com
pany.
Phoenix Insurance Company OF Brook
Ign.
Fourth Floor, stangenwald Building
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VIM. C. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
England.
Alliance Assurance Co. OF London.
England
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
WilheIma of Magdeburg General In
suranca CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30
HORSE SHOEING!
". Y. Wright Co., Ltd

have opened a horse-shoeing department
n connection with their carriage shop.
etc Having secured the services Of q
frst-class sheer. they are prepared 10
90 al work intrusted to them in
frst-class manner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-30
YOKOMfZO


FREwOOD, BALLAST STONE,
SAND and FOUNDATION ROCK
VIII submit tenders for excavanns
and grading. Hauling at reasonable
rates. Office, Nuuanu and Beretania
streets.
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LOGAN.

Last Saturday afternoon number OF
the young ladies who are taking the
chafingdlsh course at the \. c, enter
talned their friends most royalty at
n channgdish dinner. An elaborate
menu was served and the table dec
oratlons were extremely pretty con-
slstng of red carnations and Christ
mas greens. The hostesses were Mrs.
Bexell, Miss Kate Adams. Miss Maud
Egbert, Miss Edith llodolph, Miss Min
ME Peterson, Miss Eva Farr, Miss
Maybelle Nebeker, Miss Inez Powell.
The guests were Mrs. W. J. Kerr, Mrs,
j. T. Game, Jr., Mrs. p, y. Keller, Mrs,
Guy Thatcher, Mrs. Aquilla Nebeker'
Mrs. G, w. Thatcher, Jr., Mrs. August
Hanson, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs $ o. Ste
vens Miss Dora Wright, Miss Nora
Ellason, Miss Martha Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Jr, en-
tertalned at dinner last Sunday after
noon. Covers were laid for II, the In
vlted guests being Mrs. Nettio Sloan,
Miss Phyles Thatcher Mr. and Mrs,
G.. w, Thatcher, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs, D.
II. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. w $. Lang
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher
The annual Christmas dinner under
the supervision OF the domestic science
department OF the b. Y college was
given on Wednesday afternoon. The
table and dining room were effective.
" decorated with red carnations and
holly and presented q very pretty ap'
pearance. 4 recourse dinner was sery-
"a by The Misses Jennie Blair Zelll
Smart. Lalene Hendricks, Vivian Hatoh
and Ellen Bulge. The guests wer,
President and Mrs. Llnford, Bishop and
Mrs. J. f.. Carbon. Mrs. w. H. Homer
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hotel barber shop. They Will make og-
den their home.
DIR. and Mrs, H.. ]. Powers left for
California Wednesday, where they will
spend several weeks pleasuring. 6a
ii. C. Wardleigh went to the coast
this week to join his wife, where they
will visit for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs u. @. Burdlsk left for
California this week to spend the winter
ana may make their future nome there
on account Of Mrs. Burdicks health.
Dr.aOsgood left for the east Tuesday.
where he will spend the holidays.
Henry Bell and wife of Las Vegas are
visiting with relatives and friends in
Ogden for n short time.
Miss Catherine Gibson was mar
ried this week to Hyrum b. Taylor OF
Plain City, at which place they VIII
make their future home.
Hon. Lorin Farr left for Sharon, VT,
this week. to participate In the unveii.
ing ceremonis OF the monument erected
In honor of the Prophet Joseph smith.
Carl Walder went TO Salt Lake city
Thursday to spend the holidays with
his mother and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mark Of st.
Louis are visiting In Ogden. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Abe Kirhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. Dankowske or
Butte, Mont. Will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Dankowske's mother' MIS-
Ann Robins OF Ogden.
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OGDEN.

ogden.-Wednesday evening. at the
home or the brides parents, 1923 Oak
avenue, was united in marriage Miss
Ella G.. Grundy and Mr.. August C..
t'ielitz. The bridal party entered the
prettily decorated paflors at $50 and
took their place under a floral creation.
wneEe the ceremony was performed By
Rev j, T., Carver. After the ceremony
congratulations were extended by the
many relatives and friends assembled
and dainty repast was served, The
contracting parties are both highly es-
teemed and popular young people of the
citS The groom was formerly OF New
YORK. but Is now employed In ogden.
They Will be at home 10 their many
friends after Jan. at $50 Twenty-thlrd
street.
Warren l.. Watts. manager of the
Utah Construction company's work In
New Mexico returned home this week
to spend the holidays with his family,
The Weber stake academy alumni
gave very enjoyable reception and bail
last evening ut their hall TO a large
number OF friends.
Among inc pretty nome WeuulnRS OF
the week was the one performed We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ). l.. Ives, uniting in bonds OF
wedlock their charming young daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Ives, to Mr.. Frederick
w, Cross. Rev. J, + carver performing
the ceremony promptly at 1880 o'clock In
I the presence OF the relatives OF the con-
tracing parties and a large number OF
friends, \ sumptious wedding repast
was served. The home was artistically
decorated with cut flowers. evergreens
and holly. Mr.. and Mrs Cross will
make their home at 2sel Washington
avenue.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Culley. 1850 Madison avenue, was the
scene Of pretty home wedding Mon
day evening. when President C. f. Mid
dleton united In bonds Of matrimony
Miss Violet CulIey and Mr.. Claude NJ.
Anderson. There were present only tbs
relatives Of the contracting parties and
few Intimate friends. A bounteous
repast was served after the ceremony.
The bride and groom are among Og-
dens most popular young people. The
young man Is employed at the Reed
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NfpD'NSn@

A pretty home wedding reception OF
Thursday was that of Miss Bertha
T.. Anderson and Mr.. Orson C. Klein
man, whcich took place at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs,
James Anderson, following the mar
riage service which had been solemnized
In the Temple. The rooms were decor
ated with profusion Of flowers. palms
and vines, the parlor In white chrysan-
themums mingled with Christmas reds
and greens the library and rear par
lor In holly vines and palms, and the
dining room IN yellow. chrysa nthemums
being The flowers The bride wore
dainty gown OF white silk null with
lace trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs Klein
mann will be at home to their friends
after Jan. 10, At 1882 Ninth East.
On. Monday night Miss Minnie G.
Kermin and Andrew j. Leonard were
quietly married, Rev. p. A. Slmpkn
performing the ceremony In the pres
ence Of the near relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard will be at home
after Jan. at PSI X street.
The wedding Of Miss Ardele Cum
mings, formerly OF this city, and Mr..
Knox OF San Francisco will take place
In the latter city on Monday at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Cosgnff an
nounce the engagement OF their sister
Elizabeth. to william Edward Fife.
The date for the m lrriage has not been
set.
A pretty wedding of the week was
that of Miss Vivien Drew and Frank
o. Raymond, which took place at the
at the home OF the brides mother with
Rev. f. I. Goshen officiating I'm the
prettily decorated p'rlor and IN the
midst of relatives and friends Mr., and
Mrs, Raymond have gone to the coast
for short stay and Will return to
make their home here.
An interesting marriage scheduled for
next month is that of Mrs. Annie PIERCE
and Chief w. H. Bywater OF the fire
department, the event to take place on
Jan, 10, with Bishop Romney offlciat-
Ing. Mrs, Pierce Is az present manager
OF the manufacturing and clothing de-
partment OF z, c. NJ. I.
The announcement OF the engagement
Of Lieut.. Bernard F. oswald, stationed
at the post. and Miss Flora Rice.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Rice Of
Seattle has been made, the event to
take place in the not far distant flu
ture.
The wedding OF Miss Coral II. VI.
Young. daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Nor
ris Young and DR.. w. NJ. Wadleigh,
took place In San Francisco on Dec II.
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(OMINc54~e 6,
@37lGfOINC

Mrs. Adelbert Roundy and Miss Doro-
thy Roundy are here from Sidney, Aus
tralia. visiting with Mrs. Charles Caine
and Mrs. ~ +. CLARK for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. " p Kiser LETT We'd
nesday for Davenport Ia, to spend the
holidays with Mr.. Klser's parents.
Mr.. and Srs. Hubbard " Reed are
IN Santa Barbara, where they expect
to spend the Christmas holidays
Harry Lane Is here from Montana to
spend the holidays with his mother
and sisters.
Mrs. 8. !. Goodwin will leave today
for Denver where she Will visit her
brother.
Miss Cushing left Thursday evening
for Los Angeles, where she will spend
several weeks.
Miss Margaret Loda left Thursday
morning for Goldneld. where she will
spend the holidays with + b. Knicker-
booker.
Miss Mary r, msley left Tuesday
evening for Los Angeles.
Miss Gray Of Rowland hall left Tues
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two weeks visit with Mrs. James n.
Cherry of Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Jennie Gray left Thursday even
ing to spend the Christmas holidays
with Miss Edna Rivers al Los Angeles
Mrs Il. n. Bottsford and daughter
Miss Josephine, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. r. G.. Kittle left for
Evanston this week
Mrs. Warren f. Simpson has return
ed from Denver
Miss Sybella Clayton leaves early In
January Tor New York. and viii shortly
sail 10. Berlin to resume her musical
study with Senior Alberta Jonas.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgrlff has returned
from stay In Cheyenne and Denver
and Is at home at the Kenyon.
Mrs j. A. Daugherty left this week
for New York. where she VIII remain
I'LL after the holidays
Mrs. T. j. Wilcox and Miss Carol
Wilcox OF Spokane will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin b. Sowles for
the holidays.
Miss Claudia Morris has returned
from an extended eastern and southern
trip
Miss Clara Colbourr left Thursday
Tor New York. where she viii spend the
Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs William X Murdock OF
Chicago are In the city, guests at the
Dunford home.
Miss Bob Ellerbeck will be home
for Christmas. returning Immediately
after TO resume her work at Leland
Stanford university.
Miss Judith Evans and Miss Clara
Hall will go 10 HALEY. Ida, TO spend
a part OF the holiday time with friends.
Miss Louise Lamson left this week
for Chcago. where she will spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
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00G| ! /. S
Ra@NAT'

The prevailing red aud green made
bright the rooms devoted to social fes-
tivities this week. among Mondays be-
Ing the pleasant card party given by
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Fiagg IN honor
Of capt. and Mrs. Mark, Mr. ana Mrs.
ID. S. Murray assisted the hosts aud
about 40 guests enjoyed the evening.
Another OF Mondays events was the
informal entertainments given by Miss
Colbourne at kowiand hall, Mrs. lgle-
= heart giving some delightful readings.
and refreshments being served from the
prettily decorated aiming room.
number Of the students assisted in sery-
Ing, and about 50 guests enjoyed the
: affair.
The Commercial club will keep open
house on Christmas and New Years
days.
Mrs. R0scoe Charming was hostess at
charming luncheon on TUESDAY gwen
In honor OF Airs. Frank JuGge, her
guests numbering about 65 'rhe rel
ana green OF the YuletIde were prcva-
lent, American Beauties, red carnations,
holly and mistletoe being everywhere.
hut IN tue dlulng room, which was ia
pink--roses, ribbons and candlesnades
all being in the dalntier hue MRS. Judge
received with the hostess and assisting
in entertaining were Mrs Union WORTH
ingtOn, Mrs. Arther 4. =. Bird Mrs. =.
ID. Sturgis, Mrs. John f.. Woodward,
Mrs W. Montague Ferry. Mrs, Edward
;. Ferry Miss katherine Judge. MISS
Katherine Williams, Miss KatherinS
Gedues and Miss Anna Mccormick.
Among the pleasant events OF the
week were the evening parties given by
. Miss Sybella clayton, about ~ guests
being entertained at each.
A large and enjoyable affair of Tues
day was the ball given by the members
.fof company "A, the armory hall being
appropriately decorated with national
. and military emblems. and splendid
music furnished by the National Guard
orchestra.
Capt. and Mrs. Mark were guests OF
honor at delighuul card party given
by Mr. and Mrs. w. III. kriebel on
Wednesday night, the guests number
ing about 20 and Mrs, ID. .. Murray and
Mrs. Wilbur Flagg assisting. The rooms
were effectively decorated in the Christ
mas colors.
Tuesday was the wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Snow and the
date was celebrated In q delightful
evening party az their home, the chief
amusement being 800 The rooms
We're prettlly decorated and prizes were
awarded IN the contest 10 Mrs. Orson
Howard and Mr.. Evan Houta, Mrs.
John Critchlow and Judge Straup, The
guests were Judge and Mrs. d. N.
s'traup, Or. and Mrs, orson Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs James Christensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, Dr.. and Mrs
L. W. Snow MIR. and Mrs, a, II. Snow,
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Critchlow, Mrs.
George l.. Savage. Mrs Virginia Steph-
ems, Mrs. Ada Williams, Mrs. Lillian
Measer DR.. NJ. w. Snow, Geneo Pierce
and Evans Houtz.
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uay eyei,As lur Los .,nseiss, where enc
nln speiia tms noliaays.
AIRS. }, +. Dunn Ana ner daughter
.4aisaiet ielt lnts neea Ior Lhie"sS 70
spe,,d the nonu.ys ri,n aiss LID
Du.ul ~no Wa, meet them .nete lioin
.>eW iorh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Walker WIN
be the sues.s oil ar. and MIS- d. H.
naiher Tor the noliuays,
Mrs. c. L. Smiley OF Wyoming Is the
guest OF her sIstsg, MRS. hicnard saw
age,
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wilkinson ana
Samuel Mcintyre. Jr., OF Mammoth VIII
be the guests OF Mr., ard Mrs James
r. Donanue for the holidays
Miss Anna Ford has returned from
visit Of two months IN san Francisco
and Los Angeles.
Rabbi and Mrs. Frennd have az their
guests Mrs. Leo w Opendorfer ana
Miss Lottie Opendorfer, the mother
ana sister Of Mrs. Freand.
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth century ciuo ihe'
Friday with Mrs. George Havercamp'
and enjoyed an interesting paper on
Kate Douglas Virgins" presented py
Mrs. T., E. Corfman
The Sorosas met Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs Samuel a. King: the
following program was rendered. An
able paper from the reciprocity bureau
on Count Tostoi' was read by the
secretary; Mrs. Phil Spreckart present
ed on Interesting paper on Linnaens,
and Mrs. r. II. Beesley gave an IN
structive paper on Recent Discoveries
In the Botanical World"
The Brigham Young University stu
dents OF the collegiate department gave
an enjoyable ball and sociable Thurs
day evening In gymnasium hall
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Beesley enter
talned large number OF friends
Thursday evening the occasion being
the gard wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Beesley. A delightful social
evening was present with music. song,
games and expressions OF good Will
A fine supper was served.
Mrs. Emma Jensen and Mrs. Stella
HYDE entertained a number OF friends
Friday night at the home OF Mrs. Hyde.
The evening was passed In cordial So
ciabl!ty with music. raiding and
games and delicious refreshments
Miss Atcha Eggertsen Is the guest
of Miss Emma Wood. who VIII spend
the holidays with relatives in her home
at Nephi.
The students OF the Brigham Young
University commercial department
gave delightful ball and sociable,
Tuesday evening In gymnasium hall
music, games dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Miss Marie Huntsinger entertained
at dinner sunday at the Vienna Care
Miss Zula Houtz entertained IN honor
of Mrs. Joseph +. Nibley OF La Grandc.
Oregon, Wednesday evening. Music,
readings, song and games and dainty
refreshments were enjoyed by the
guests.
The fellow employees OF Eph Homer
at the mental hospital gave happy
surprise party in his honor, Monday
evening, at Mr.. Homei's home In the
Third ward the occasion being Mr..
Homers birthday anniversary SONG,
music and congratulations and unre-
strained sociabilty sped the hours. De-
licious refreshments were served,
Miss Pearl Murdoch OF Heber WIS.,
tied Miss Helena Roberts this week.
Miss Anice McMlchael OF Hoytsyille,
who has spent the winter In Provo, has
gone home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Nibley of La
Grande, Oregon, are here spending the
holidays with Mrs. Nibleys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Dusenberry
Miss Ruth Kirkwood will leave for a
visit to California early In January, and
on her return viii reside with relatives
In Salt Lake.
A well attended and successful mas
querade ball was given In the Mozart
pavilion Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian h. Birkln and Mr.. James
T.. Fisher were married sunday evening
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Birkin. the brides parents, Bishop Il.
n. Taylor officiating. Many relatives
and friends OF the young couple were
present A sumptuous wedding supper
was served and the evening passed
happily in the usual wedding festiyi-
ties.
Mrs. b. r. Smoot gave a delightful
channg dish party. Tuesday evening In
honor OF Mrs. Joseph +. Nibley.
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humber OF young girls at a delightful
bridge tea on Tuesday
Mrs Mary Judge and Miss Katherine
Judge have issued cards for a recep-
tion to be given on Christmas day from
until In honor OF Mrs Frank Judge.
Gov. and Mrs. J. c. Cutler will keep
open house on New Years day
MIR. and Mrs. John ID. Bowers enter
taIned Informally at dinner on Monday
night.
Mrs John T. White viii give a chill
dren's party next week for her little
daughter, Dorothy.
capt. and Mrs. Mark viii be the
guests OF honor az thehter party 20
be given on Tuesday evening by Leo
Mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker will en-
terrain Informally at dinner on Christ
mas day.
The Nelgnborhood Card club meets
the next time Tuesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Graham r. Putnam.