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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN d. & r. G. SCHEDULE

A number of important changes will
be made in the new Denver & Rio
Grande train schedule, which goes
into effect at IL O'Clock tonight.
Trains Nos. 5 and l which have here
tofore left Canon City at 2:55 and
3:5s p. m. respectively, will here
after depart at 1:46 and and 3:15
o'clock. Train No. Is for Leadville
and Ogden will leave here at 1855 a.
m, instead of at 3:06 as has been
previously the case. OF the east
bound trains No. 6 will leave Canon
City at 7:20 a. m. instead of at $50.
No. at 1:12 p. m. instead of at
1851 and No. 4 at 4:42 p. m. instead
OF at ABS. The revised time table ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue of the
Record.
Rood The Roltahlo RaC0rd
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14
HAking Good.

There ia no way OF making toseeaS
ftends like N Aking Good" and Doctor
Pierce's medicines well exemplify thiA
and their friends, after moro than two
the hundreds Of thousands. They have
made good" and they have nof made
A good, honest. sqnare.dsa medicine Of
Ms1scal Discovery. II still enjoys an i'm
mense sale, while most Of the prepare
tto0s that have come into promlnance in
the earlier period OF It's popularity have
eone by the board and are never more
thil long time popularity and that in 70
b found In its superior inertia When
once given fair trial for weak stomach,
or for liver and blood affections, its supe-
hence II has survived and grown in pop
ulAr favor. while scores Of less meritorions
articles have suddenly flashed into favor
for brief period and then been as soon
fSr torpid liver with its attendant
inAlgestion. dyspepsia. headache, per-
hap6 dizziness. foul breath, nasty coated
tongue, with bitter taste, loss OF appetite,
with distress after eating, nervousness
f.ss s;Ss Sdss %osasf b.sscss, sSSs = R5
an honest, sQusre-deal medicine with ali
lts Ingredients printed on bottle wrapper
A. no secret. no hocus-pecus humbng,
the dealer may possibly make Mttle big
ger profit. Instst on your right 10 have
what you call for.
Don't buy Or. Piercs's Favorits Pspses,p.
esoa expecting IL 10 prove -cure-all.s II
% only advised for womaa's speciul all
nentG Il makes weak women strong and
sick women well. Less advertised than
some preparations sold for like purpoeee,
lts sterling curative virtues still maintain
~ position In the front ranks, where it
stood over two decades ago. Al an In
ino IL 70 uneQuAled. It won't satisfy lhcee
who want .booos,' for there 10 noS Q drop
Of alcohol iu IL
D: e1eroe'e pssaaaat Reoosts, the oTtos.
plll Of their kind IN the market, ptiIl lead.
And whom once tried are ever afterwards
a favor. Eaoy. % tAke e. cAnAy-one 10
0ree &usA Mech dstalsnes1 Sas N6UW
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14

district of the city is regarded as re-
markable to say the least.
hundred or more people visited
Mr.. Shumway's place Of residence this
morning to see the captive porcupine
1t will be on exhibition at the office
of the Daily Record on Friday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-02

Set iiber 60 ssahren

Idon tpuroe Wrs. 8inslotp's Sootb-
ing<Sprup bon Niiaionen ton Wiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inber ange-
net1oet. @irlt Oh i'm S6lafe bur6
oos S9reien zines &inoes seitort,
oas i'm 8obnen tit ltno Dor S6mersen
ipeint? @enn 10, loiie lofort cine
Slaf6e bon .Mrs. 8insIotu's Sootb-
illg.Snrup" bclen. 6etn @ert lit
linbe5oblbar. Gs miro Dem fleinen
2eibenoen iofort 2inoerung beri9af.
fen. @erlaBt eu6 oarauf, Weiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. @s beiIt
9iarrboe, reeuliert ben Magen uno
ole geieren, beIeitigt @ino-&oIif, er-
tpei1t ben @attmeh berbinoert @nt.
siinoung uno it6rft bas ean5e Sp-
item. .Nrs. @insloip's Sootbine
Snrup" fir aabnenoe &inoer tit an-
genebm i'm @eidmad; bas 9te8ept
Itanlmt bon eiitem Ser beIten tpeibIi-
den @er8te in oen Ser. Staaten. @s
lit Bel allen 0rugeiiten in Der ea15en
8elt 81 boben. Nreis 25 Gents per
Sloi6e. &olft ni9ts anoeres als
vMrs. @inslotp's Sootbing @Drup.
@ormtiert unter Der Sooo ono
Drugs glfte, 80. SSuni 1906, Serial
Nunmer 1898.
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Giielbabu=6aD
q. u. & u. q. Sobm

D9abb grodet "s3ue mad Souiton, @aIbefton
Beaumont uno Orange Sl6fa5rt 8 llbr abenos
snfunft 7.55 morgens.
9ead serrebiue, albfabrt $50 npreens, an.
flnft bort 11.30. abfabrt bon &errbiIle 11br
nadmitta9s, Gnfunft in @an &ntonto 7.5O
abenbs. Sur @anIftags nod @errbtue: 11br
na9mfttaes. &itdIabrt bon bart Mlontaes g., .
ntorserts, anfunft In San Mntonip $50 NOR
sens
Na1 gnero, goafun1, 9olfton, @albeftun,
@ibotngs, &odbaIe, Cameron unb $1,000, gbs
tabrt s.45 boru1ittags, anfrnft 11br moreens.
gea9 geebiIe, CORPUS gbrifti MIice, Wsatbts,
aranfas GaB, 9fodport, Mbfabrt 15O no6<
u.ftaas unb 8 1ibr abenos. sGnfunft 7.55
nluraens uno $50 na9mittaes.
0a& SaIfurias, Ibfabrt 8 115r abenos. @n>
funft 7.55 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-02

~ <tLoSl@SA|A4S bINl pO'l DN]I@
Ii1iten @etter begiinItigt l1lb alle
sSeltIi6feiten perliefen in erfolgrei1r
iter @eiie.
Serr Sreo. inert lit
bon elmer ntebrtpo9entliden 9ieiie
nod Dem Often uno Roroett tpdbret,o
tpelder er @ei6Gft uno 8ergniiget
perbaro, 5uriidgefebrt. gr bat fir
iein @ei96ft beoeutenoe @iufaufe ge=
modt uno es eiebt II, ieinem Store
oieles Ieue IN Sapeten, 8iloer1,
&obnlen uno anoeren 4rtifeln su
1ebe1t
Die @runoeigeitun
ndbreno ser lesten @o9e oes 9luguit
be8iffern fi6 ouf $t72,478.
= gtnbu1bertl,noeIf 8aore lieben
iif I'M Monat 9lugult ms Sod oer
gbe I9nlieoen.
Sm nerfloIienen Wonat ,pur.
oen 208 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir @e-
bdllli6feiten i'm angegebenen 8erte
bon $206, 200 ausgeItellt.
= 8eitn Solbatenipielen nit ei-
mem aameraoen idoB fid Der neun
Sabre aIte Serbert IIlen, 329 Scott
StraBe mobnbaft NIT elmer 22faIib-
rigen S6eibenbibie geraoe iiber benz
gluge IN ben &opf. 0ie 8un6e lit
eefdbrIi9.
sSn einem Sonatorillm in Stem
Oorf itarb Der % Sabre olte gfeuben
Maperid, Sobn bon gilbert Waperid.
Die geer6igung fono bier unter 5abl-
rei9er 8etetIigling ltatt.
Ser /. Septentber bat cine ent-
i6ieoene Men6erllng i'm Wetter ge-
bradt. Die Gage fino oipar nod beiB
ober Die Moreen uno Die @beroe, ipe-
5iea iebp6 Die 9a6te fino iebr anee=
nebm.
Qie etroBenbabn mafte BEL
oen1 berrIi6en @etter BON Sonntag
tpieoer gl6n5enoe @ei6dfte. 9tub Die
giienbabn3iige nad gteu 8rallnfeIs
maren gut beiest.
@Gbreno oes perfloHenen @o-
mats ipuroen 83 @eburten angetneI-
oct. Gs tpuroen AZ Mdoden un6 Al
&naben geboren. 9ieben pnren Sar-
bige.
sSn Wonat Quguit ereigneten
fi9 nur t34 Sobesfdlle.
Die Staot min $150,000
Bombs, Ole 1887 ausgeeeben lpuroen
un6 5 8ro5ent 3inien traaen in AZ
pro5entige conpentieren.
Die Srau oes Weulifers gugen
@rst, 302 Golioo StraBe ,pobnbaft,
itarb in ibrem &eirnatsort 8rooffielo,
Mo., am "a. 4uguit, na9oem ibr 1
Wonat oltes 4ino begraben iporben
mar.
Mls cine Yrobe mar Der &egerl
am Sanlitag iebr tuilfonmen. geun
mo6ten mir nber nod mebr baben.
1ebrigens eritredte iib Der &egen
rlidt lebr melt uno mar iebr rnelei1
perteilt. Sier in San 4utonio be-
trug Der giegenfaa nod nidt einen
balben 3oq.
= 9os 8oIiaei-D -Departetnent bat
bier Sub-gtationen fir berittene So
Ii5ilten etabliert, Die in entfernteir
@egenoen oes Sitens, 5iioens, @e-
items uno georbens selegen lno Die
untereinaroer nit Dem EeIepbon ner=
buuoen firlo.
= Sienor 9ieo 8anis, gaitslieo
ser italiertiiben Deputirtenfammer,
befan6 iid einige Gage in Can @n-
tonic uno miro mebrere Woden IN
Seras nertpeilerl Inn Die &rbeiterbers
baltniiie fennen 5u Iernen un6 bic
8auutpoafultur 5u Itltoieren. Gr
indt elm Hroouft, oas on bic Stelle
Der Iangfaierieen inoiiden 8aunl-
po4e treten fam, Die our Gabrifation
ieiner ttalieniihen @aaren uno Ir-
tifel gebraubt uno bic nit $1.20 per
Bfuno be3ablt tpiro.
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@prsiiaIidler Saffee.

Otan min ni6t allein gut eiien
ionbern ol,6 gut trinfen 3u elmer
gliten Mabl3eit gebort cine quite Soiie
4affee uno oie erbdIt man inlgpn
Son &eitanrant, 210 Oft Commerce
StraBe, ipenige Siiren meltli6 BON
Der n8reie 9reiie". Der &affee miro
auf fran5oii6e 9lrt 5ubereitet. 9a5ll
giebt es ieIbitgerna6tes 8rot ltno
gadtperf oIler Sorten. geamentlid
ol1d beint Sriibitiif miro man Die
@obltot elmer bor8iigli6en Soiie
4offee entpfinOen. Serr sc a g II
oie iett einen Stol5 oorin, ieine
@dite in ieoer 8eiie 5ufrieoen5ll-
lteIlen,
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@efnnbheit in Der 9analspre.

9oben 2obn fir uniere iungen ge.
fdiften Sanoperfer beripridt Der
0onamafanoI.8au. MoIariafur1t
idredt @ieIe ab, aber nidt Die, tpeIhe
ygleftric 8itters" fennen. CT turirt
ebenfalls 8Iutbereiftung, 8iIliofitdt,
Ghma6e, Wagenf6mdde, 2eber. uno
Nierenleioen. @arantiert bon Moolpb
9reiB un6 81. @obn & 60. so Gents.
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Guntbern Yacific 8abn.
MnfaprG

9ta6 Netp Orleans, Souiton unb GaIbeiton,
td9lt@ -. 11.40 nltttags
Z uHo 11.30 abenos
Na9 eagle 8aB. 81 8aio, Californian nno
Wserifo s. 500 boruittoes II. $50 abenbs
awfnnft
Son Reip Orleans, 5ouiton unb @aIbeitou,
tdeIi@ ... 7.35 moraens
unh ..... 600 na6mittass
Bon 81 @aio, gaIifornten unb 0segifo +.
uuo =. 500 abenos
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Die Rnrifpr lsnIiaef hnt

Die Barrier Boli3et bat elm
groBes Sbtpinoel- llnternebmen ert-
oedt, oeiien 3iped es nar, Die 3ou-
bermaltung au betriigen. 8eridies
oene 8erbaftungen fino borgenommen
poroen. Die S6ipi1loeleien iollen
fid Bis iett allf iiber 100000 be-
foufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-02
Gine Wahnnnn.

Gin Menihenfreuno bon 3i6mono,
Sn6., Scr. II .. @iGiams, t07 8eIt
Main ,Stro5e, iagt: SD ernlabne
alle 8erionen nit i6paden 2ungen,
Tr. Sings neue @ntoedung au neb.
men, Die mir balf uno bic oos lit,
fir mas iie ongepoieien miro" leber.
ar retteno imo beileno BEL glitbna,
8ron6itis, @rdune, Salsleioen 2un-
genbluten. @arontiert bon @6oIpb
9reib uno @. Gobn & 60. so Gents
urb $f.00. 9SrobefIoide frei.
DcrGekt ntdbt Sa6
LIVE BEE LAND.
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8ieturia 9ibifton, 9. 8. & 9. u.
(Gulf gbore.)
Mbfaart

MbfaBrt.
NaCb guero. 8ietoria, 8ort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriftt. 8ropnsbine, 9fio Granoe, gitb,
SoIiab. 9eebiIIe, ggbarton, 8aIaciss unb
Soufton -. TOO moreens
&ntHnft $50 abenbs
Ser rSam Soufton~ mad guero. gietorta.
Bbarton unb 5oufton:
&bfabrt. 7.55 abenbs
4mtMRft t......7 TOO morgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-02

Seine Dfarter fam nit Der bon
@beunatisnlus berglihen tperoen.
@esept No. 1851, bei elmer G
Mmenb, Iinoert i6nen aIles.
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M. &. & 3. @ahn.

gaa1 8aco. Sort Bortb, Dallas. aanfas gttb
ct. 2outs unb gbieaso, tdeIi8 (Sunfet
SepoD 800 dbeHoS
2ofaI5ue bia GmitbbiIe . 7.30 bormittags
Ilamo Special mad SmtibbiIle, Soufton, @aIs
ceton 1O.2o doenps
4ntHRft
Bon gbieaeo. ct. 2ouis, aonias Gitb, Dallas.
Sort @ortb unb 2Saco. tdeIt9 (Sunfet
Dep0t) 49,. 7.30 morgenS
2otaIaue bia 6mitbhiue :. -. 9.05 aberbs
aIamo Special bon emitbbiue. 5ouiton. SaI'
beftcn e.25 morgens
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Rad WroirusbilIe.

Ser Bug oer Sunfet gtetoria 9ibtiton, slb.
fabrt 7.o5 moreens, ma1t in gIaeeoo gerbin.
bune NIT oer @uIf goait 2ine fir Corpus
gbriiti. 9nfunft bort 4.55 nabmittaes. anfunft
In Broipnsbine 9.25 nbenbs.
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81. souis & gan sranelaso susn.

9eat Sort Smith, SprtnefieIo, ct. 2outs, aan,
fas Gitb, gbicago Is. & q. g. 9epot)
-. -. $50 abenbs
aatnnft.
Bon ct. Bouts, &anfas Gitb, garis, ebicago
.... 1910 moreens
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Sinfs 5 Gsnts Sauaua Gisarre.
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4IIerIei.

Der @rbeitertag ipar pom berr<
lidlten 8etter begiinItiet ,,no alle
Seitlihfeiten perliefen in erfolgreid+
1ter @eiie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-24
additional Social News on Page 81
SELLING OF BOYS
INTO SLAVERY

Chicago, July 17.--War ON sup
posed system of Greek peonage has
been opened by the government. Pro-
prietors of Greek shoe shining par.
Tors, ice cream parlors, and restaur-
ants, who lure boys here from Greece
to America and keep them here in
practical slavery, will be called to ac-
count.
Evidence involving several Chicago
Greeks has been forwarded to Dis
trict Attorney Sims by the bureau of
immigration at Washington, and in
dictments against offenders are
promised by federal officials.
In addition to the information sub
mitted by the Washington officials,
mass of evidence, it is said, already
has been gathered in Chicago by Alei-
deulis A. Sarephic, United States I'M
migration inspector, who was com
missioned by the bureau to make a
special investigation here.
The entire system through which
thousands of boys are said to be sold
into slavery. will be presented to the
Federal grand jury, which will recon-
vene on August 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-24

pected to arrive in Honolulu from
San Francisco next Saturday.
X 4 X
DR.. Oppenheimer, of New York is
q guest at the Volcano House. He
brought letters of introduction to
many prominent families.
Mr.. Walter Dillingham; has been
unable to accept any social engage
ments this week on account of a
Bprained ankle.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris, who are
now in England, expect to arrive in
Honolulu October tenth.
Mrs James Castle is In town from
her country place, the Dunes, at
Laia.
Mrs. Harndon, the mother of Mrs.
James Wilder, is expected to arrive
next week from California.
X X X
Mrs. Basil Combe has cards out for
an at home on the Restorer, August
.2Sth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-24
CURE FOR OPIUM HABIT

A drug which is claimed to be
cure for the opium habit has recently
been introduced into British North
Borneo, and although 1t has been used
but a short time many old opium
smokers claim that they have greatly
reduced the amount of opium smoked
by them daily. The drug Is used with
the object of counteracting the effects
and finally curing the craving for
opium, A connection is made by
boiling the leaves and mixing the re-
suit with opium. After smoking, q
dose of two tablespoonfuls OF the drug
should be taken. and this lessons the
desire for further indulgence, The
drug is known to the Chinese as Tong
Hing Chu.
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and is always solicitous hostess.
The guests include Misses Cordelia
Damon, Ruth Richards, Juliet At
water, Dora Atwater, Helen Spalding,
x. Swartz, Ramona Marks, Gather
inc Magoon, Laura Atherton, Alice
Spalding, Freddie Carter Mary Won
Holt, Gladys Graham, Dodie Ballen-
tyne, Maud Ballentyne, Elizabeth
Carter, Myrtle Schuman, Ruth Nc
Chesney, Martha McChesney, Ruth
Anderson, Caffeine Craig, Margaret
Restarick, Beatrice Campbell Muir
iel Campbell Harrison. Messrs.
Arthur Gilman, James McCandless,
Calvan De Witt, Reynold McGrew,
Vincent Genoese, Donald Ross, Gus
tave Ballentyne, Anterior Richards,
Philip Dodge, Melville Meyers, Fran
els Dodge, Carter Gait, William Schu-
man, Vernon Tenney, Edwin Glib,
Ivan Graham, Atherton Gilman, Les
ter Marks, Alexander Anderson, Her.
man Won Holt, Makes Monsarrat,
William Magoon, Jack Gait, l.. Web
ster, McStocker
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery of Bate street
entertained at dinner on Tuesday
evening for DR.. and Mrs. Camp, Mrs.
Goodale, Shoulder, Mrs, Camps moth
err, and her sister, Miss Shoulder. Jap
anese singing girls were engaged TO
entertain the guests which they did
in the artistic fashion Of Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de B. Lay
ard have taken house in Sussex for
a few months. Mr.. Layard is rapid
y recovering from his attack of few
er which he got in India. Judge
Stanley, who has been abroad some
months was last heard of in York
shire, where he was visiting Dr.
Humphris' father at Ilkley.
= Mr.. B. Griggs Holt has been made
general agent at China of the Japan
ese line of steamers. 1t is a promo
ton worthy of the young man, who
has shown so much keen business
ability during his residence in the
Orient.
British Consul and Mrs. Forster
have been staying with the Twins
at Maunawili for few days. Mrs.
Swanzy and Mrs. Emily Judd have
returned from the ranch house and
are in town. They will sail for
Europe very soon.
x X +
Miss Caroline Robinson was the
charming hostess of a lunch party
on Sunday, the objective point being
the Peninsula. The affair was in
honor of her niece, Miss Shipman,
and her friend, Miss Louise Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder enter
tanned at dinner on Tuesday night in
honor of Professor and Mrs. George
Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rice and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Kimball.
n h
One can feel distinctly proud Of
the fine tennis playing of Mr. VIII
Roth. II Is always pleasure 10
watch his athletic movements,
whether at tennis or surfing.
Il
Mr., aud Mrs, Henry Dutton and
Mrs, Harry Macfarlane, Jr, are ex-
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in glittering jet over satin, did the
honors most graciously. The Prin-
cess was magnificent in Val white
lace over white satin, and the dia-
ing. Mrs. Carl Wedeman made a
distinguished appearance, and the
Misses Beatrice and Muriel Campbell,
who are soon to go to a fashionable
New York school, were fitting about
most prettily dressed--with hospit-
able. thoughts intent. A delicious
Nuffet supper was served, and the
Ills quintet club played for the busy
ancers. The Emma street residence
an ideal place for a dance and last
yening the brilliant moonlight made
lie grounds as light as day. Among
nose present and invited were: IL.
[. Queen Liliuokalani, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. r. At
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Brown,
r. and Mrs. j. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs
/. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rice,
Ir. and Mrs. G. Kimball, DR.. and
Irs. Grossman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Chill
ngworth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Purdy, Mr.. and
rs. Jack Low, Mr.. and Mrs. Wide
Iann, Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth, Mr..
nd Mrs. Dougherty, DR.. and MIS-
Ugh, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Buchly, Mr.
nd Mrs. George Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
[. Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ross,
Ir and Mrs. A. Along, Mr. and Mrs.
". D. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Brewster, Mr..
nd Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
1orrell Mrs. e. May, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Partridge, Mrs.
'reeth, Misses Roth, Wagner, Win
er, Damon, Shelly, Irwin, Hyde
smith, Sorenson, Cooke, Berger,
7reeth, Dowsett, Angus, Kaufman,
latch, Dreier, Mundon, Sadler, SAT-
frey, Todd, Oloiau, Lemon, Lucas,
Baldwin, Iaukea, Boyd, Mcintyre,
renney, Macfarlane, Castle, Dawson,
.iunn, Angus, McStocker, Robertson,
3uchly, Peacock, Messrs. H. Rice, H..
Dowsett, f. MacIntyre, H. Cobb,
George Davis, H. Giffard, c. Water
mann, C. Rice, d. Fleming, M. May
or, H. Castle, D. Kennedy, F. Arm
strong, G. Schaefer G. Brown, e.
Ouisenberg, DR.. Hodgins, w. Will
hanson, E. Stiles, w. Dickson, W..
Campbell, Jock Carter, G. Carter, e..
Tuller, FDamon, Bert Peterson, John
Aimoku, X. Aea, j. Winnie, r. Cooke,
G. Macfarlane, Dr.. Raymond, j. T..
McCrosson, Robert and Fred Single,
Frank Thompson Fred Wicket, Wal
ter and Harold Dillingham;, Jack At
hinson, Sam Weller, Francis Weller,
G. Dennison, j. Fleming, S. Baldwin,
c. Krumbhaar, Desha r. Paris, A.
Watson, j. Balch, Henry and Willie
Roth, II. Macfarlane, DR.. Michael,
Lieut. Moore of the Buford.
h 4
Children's parties are always pref
ty affairs, but the one given at the
Seaside tonight by Miss Elene Mac
farlane will be particularly at
traetlve one. The supper is at seven
thirty and a dance will be given lat
er in the evening. II is always a
charming sight to watch the chill
dren dance, and their airs and graces
would put to shame their elders
Elene Macfarlane loves TO entertain
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! Mr.. Allen is interested in mines. He
is the nephew of Fergus Hume, the
novelist and comes of a good old
Scotch family. He belongs to the
| Mexico polo club, and has fine
string of ponies.
Pink and White Lunch.
Pink and white asters formed the
| table decoration of the luncheon Civ
en- by Miss Harriet Hatch on Thurs
day in honor of Miss Charlotte Bald
win of Maui. Ten covers encircled
the round table, and the pretty
young girls were daintily dressed
and seemed to amuse themselves.
Miss Baldwin in white null, trimmed
with yards and yards of red Val.
lace, wearing picture hat of black
which suited her yellow tresses per-
fectly, was particularly well dressed
The guests included, besides the
guest of honor, Misses Edna Gum,
Nora Sturgeon, Lorna laukea, Irene
Fisher, Violet Damon, Beatrice Cas-
tie, Linda Schaefer, Dagmar Soren-
son.
Polo Team Dined.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Smith gave a
delightful dinner for the visiting
Maui polo team on Friday night at
their residence in Nuuanu avenue. A
huge bed of double pink carnations
made the table a dream of beauty.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baldwin, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky, Miss Charlotte
Baldwin, Mr.. Sam Baldwin, Mr.. Har-
old Rice, Mr.. Krumbhaar, Mr.. Flem-
ing.
Longworths to Volcano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
and ex-Secretary Atkinson departed
for Maui and Haleakala on Friday to
be gone until Thursday next. A
night in the crater will be exper-
fenced AS Mr. and Mrs. II. Baldwin
are at home the hospitality of their
house will be enjoyed The Long
worths will give tea on their re-
turn from Maui, at the Seaside hotel,
probably the first week in Septem-
Der.
Coming Home.
Mr.. Carl Hedemann, who has been
very i'll in Japan, is much better and
will soon return to Honolulu.
Baldwins Going Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin sail
for Maui next Tuesday, after a very
pleasant visit here. They have been
extensively entertained.
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Elaborate Lunch.
Mrs A. j. Campbells luncheon on
Thursday was an elaborate and beau
| tiful affair in honor OF Mrs Frank
Baldwin. The guests were seated at
| FIVE tables, which were placed in the
corners of the room, and ribbons OF
black and yellow extended from the
chandelier in the middle OF the
apartment to each table, making an
unusual effect. Directly under the
chandelier was table of teak, hold
! ing large bowl OF golden shower,
! The place cards were in yellow and
black depicting polo mailets and
horse shoes. Golden shower in
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~ ONEhNOh anu MTs. Wdlter
Frear entertained quite a
party of friends on Monday
at their Peninsula bungalow
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth The private car of the
Dillinghams conveyed the guests to
the cosy little cottage which always
looks so cool and inviting nesting in
its bed of green lawn and shrubs.
The waters Of Pearl Harbor glitter
ing in the distance added to the eff
feet, The guests enjoyed the hospit-
able chowder, and Mr.. and Mrs.
LOngworth seemed to amuse them
selves. Mrs. Frear, while not caring
in the past for social functions mere
ly, is always a delightful hostess.
Among those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of THE Pearl were the
guests of honor, Congressman and
Mrs. Longworth, Secretary and MIS-.
Mott-Smith, Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Profess
sor and Mrs. George Meade, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Judge and Mrs.
Sanford B. Dole, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies, Mrs. Robert w. At
kinson, Miss Juliette Hartwell, Miss
Jessie Kaufman, Judge r. M. Hatch,
Admiral Very, eX-Secretary A. l.. C..
Atkinson.