davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

TOLEDO, Ohio We srode
zeszlego tygodnia Najprzew.
KS. biskup Koudelka udzie.
lii swieceh mniej iejszych v ko-
6eiele sw. Antoniego klery-
kom A. Boruckiemu j Hem
rykoWi Gerwert, a " czwar :
tex lynne samym udzielal
lswieceh dyakonatu, q v pia-
tex udzieli1 swieceh ksplaf-
.skich. Upr6 6cz dWon wymie-
nionym take kierykoWl Woj-
ciechowi Maaat, zechowi :
clevelandzk zkisj dyecezyi. " We
srode Najp,r'zewi. tp[asterz pre-
m6wii do. icznie zgro1nadzo-
nego l,1du po4 polskn. pole
cajjac alumni,W dlitWom
tegoz llldn . po ukofczeI'iin
eereInonn prsyp pu6cl obec-
nych " kosciale do ucaIo-
1WJ,an7a piier6eiienia bis kluI,isgo
poczeln " gr onie ksifzl
kleryk1 6v udsl siee do Iah-
silva BoIuck kich rla sniada-
.rie. Przy oerelno oniiach asys-
.eissslaf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
Ska pek1a. Kowicza j Olew-
skiego aresztowano.

s .y4r . = =. r..
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 80
letnia Agnieszka Miazga 1927
Chatham ST., r6g Allegheny
ave-, umarla W szpitalu wsku
tex poparzen doznanych przy
rozpalaniu ognia W piecu ku-
chennym przy pomocy nafty.
Bahka 2 malta, 2 kt6rej la1a
matte na drzewo, eksp]odo-
Wala W jej rekach j " jednej
chWili zaje1o sic ma niej
wszy ystkie odzienie. P@onaca
jak pochodnia Wybiegla na
ulice. Tam sasiedzi st1umili
ogieh na niej, ale po NEW
czasie, DO poparzenia byly
zbyt slime. W kuchni wszczal
sic pozar; dwoje dzieci Miaz-
gowej, obeene W mieszkaniu
z trudnoscia wyratowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

kojnego prezydenta, oczekuja
tn z najwiekszem napreze.
MEM.
Otto W tutejszych banksch
SO zdeponowane znaczniejsze
sunny pieniezne ma pokryWa-
ME W rniare potrzeb francu..
skich pretensyj. Tymczasem
Castro zabroni1 obecnie WV,
pdacania tych sum, az costa
ME ustanowiony specyalny
pelnomocnik prawny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

die ze swymi ministrami
mial sic zdecyd dowac ma "a
przestanie dalszej walki. Ma
razie ME postanoWil jeszcze,
cry ma formalnie zrezygno.
wac czy tez spokojnie sic Y
sunac widoWni. Jego zania-
rem jest udac sic ma 3
letnia pie]grzymke do ziemi
swietej a p Diem poWr6cic ma.
zad do Marokko. PSzy even.
tualnem zrzeczeniu sic tro-
nu chce on sobieg wy.
movie ten warunek, aby
m6g1 mieszkac albo " Fezie,
" Marokko albo W Mequi.
nez.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

CARACAS, Z wrzesnia.
Ze Castro wahai sic 2
przyznanism brazylijs skiemu
prawu zastepowan;a francu-
skich intsres6w, swiadczy Q
tenn najswiezszy czyn prey
denta, ktory najwidoczniej
do tego zdaza, azeby ]eszcze
bardziej spotegoWac wrogi
nastr6j pahstw przec;w sobie.
Go Brazylia j Francya powie.
dza ma nowy Wybryk Niespo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

PARYZ, g wrzesnia Je-
dna . tutejszych gazet poran .
nych oglasza wczoraj Wywi"a'dl wi"a'd
swego orespondenta = Sidi-
|el- Mochedem, marc okanskiim
istrem spraw zagranicz-
nych, Wedle kt6rego sultan
Abdul ASH po dluzszejj nara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
KINGSLANI), N. j. Dc

KINGsLA1N'D, n. Do
ieszkania L.azaroWiicza, VIA
mali sic Y nocy z1odzieje kto
rzy 20 zach oformoWaniu.
spiacych Inalzonk 6W, zabili
q psy znajjd dujace sic " skle-
pie i skradli toKaru Wartoscii
kilkadziesiat- dolarow. Opro6csz
ego Wynies6li M n1ice re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10


Chicago I'll. Pani Bro
nislawa OstrDsNska, zana., "
South Chicago Wnios'a Wczo
raj W sadzie dbWodo doWym diva
oskarzenia We Mlasnem ]
dzieci imieniu 20 1926, ,O00
odszkodowania przeciw bro
warni Peter Hand Brewery
Company j przeeiW szynka~
rzowi Janowi Abramowiiczo-
wi, kt6rego pkal miesci sic
przJ 48ej W, i Mackinaw
ave.
Powodem wniesionycb
przeciw brolarni j syynka-
rzowi oskarzeh jest ustawicz-
ne przesiad ! yWanie meza O.
strowskiej " szynku Abra-
mowiczs i jjegD tan, przepija-
ME ciezko I'zapraeowanego
grosza rezultatenl czego ME
dawa} pienied edzy na utrzymy-
wanie zony ] Todziny. Juz
d1uga Polka v ostatnich Kill
ku miesiacach h wnosi podob-
ne oskarzie ierHsza apra:;
we wygrala, a druga "a po-
stapie,lie jej pochWalic ma
lezy. Czekajmy wyf1iku pro-
cesu.
Echa walki rasowej W
Springfield odby1y sic ma
wet W kolonii polskiej "
Chicago Heights. DO szynku
J6zefa Popolskiego, przy zbie
gu ulic 26ej i Wentworth
ave., W Chicago Heights
wszed1 Q godzinie 1880
rano mur1yn podobno
zbieg poszukiuany " Spring
field) j zastepujacej chWilo-
wo "a lada meza pani Topol-
skiej zapyta1 czy ME zechce
Cd niego kupic zegarka, ma
co kobieta odpowiiedzia1a Ia mu
ze maz jej spi obecnie a sa-
ma podobnego zakupna czy-
mic ME moze. Zazadal ma
stepnie W6dki, a potem ma
gle uderzyl ia SLIME jukiem6
narzedziem tax re nieprzy-
tomna pad1a. Po ehwili do
piero zaalarmowa1 przebudzo
ny maz okolice- Zorgonizo-
wal sic motoch, ktory po
dluzszym bezoWocnem Io-
szukiwaniu " okolicznych
zoroslach postanowI da-
lei murzyna poszukiWae i
po z}apaniu go ,,lyyn''czoWac. ) 1''t's,', !"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
PETERSBURG, 8 wrzesnia

PETERSBURG, 8 wrzesnia.
- Swiety Synod wyda1 do
wszystkich prawowiernych
wyznawc6w prawos1awia wez-
wanie, azeby ME brali udzia-
III W zaPowiedzianych ma
przysz1a srode uroczystych
obchodach rosyjskiego pisa
rzafilozofa, hr. Iva To1stoja-
poniewaz tenze ma bye nie-
wierzacym a uroczystosci ma
jego Geese. mogfyby wywrzet
zgubny wplyw ma mlodziez
slabo wierzacych. Pismo ssy.
nodalne m6wi, re Tolstoj "a
prZecza istnieniu Zbawiciela
i re jest apostata: Cd ,oku
1901 zalicza sic on do pogan.
-Prawowierni musza sic zda.
la trzymac Cd manifestacyj
ma Geese .takiego czlowieka,
.jezeli chca uchronie swe du-
sze cd kary Bozej. Pismo to
ma bye odczytane we wszyst-
kich cerkwiach.
,Noweje, Wremja'' p0r6w.
nuje we wstepnym artykule
pismo Swietego Synodu z po,
stepowaniem hiszpahskiej in.
kwizycyi, Nawet prawowief-
nj Rosyanie moga ezcie TOT.
stoja, chocjaz sic ME zgadza.
ja z jego pogladami religIny-
mi.
- Wed|ug depeszy made.
slanej przez zone To1stoja dc
pewnej tutejszej gazetF, Sc
dlziwy jubilat, hr. Lew TOT.
Istoj, wyzdro vial nieco u
sswej niedawnej ciezkiej cho.
roby.. Jest on iedntk jeszcze
"a s'aby, sneby kogoko lwiiiek
u siebie przyjmowae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

SOUTH CHICAGO, !, IL
PAM Ludwika StatHeNIiieI n u
mieszkajaca 2 n1ezem ] 8; s-l 4
MEM dzieckiem pnr. 6731
Commercial ave-, miala pl;z
chowane " lozeczku dzieeii
Gem $246O. W niedziele
no zauwazyla zniknieeie c!!' !. \
lei sunny pienied edzy. W Tezl,lls-;I Il
tacie aresztoWano tlzech ste-SI
lownik6w jana Sams,zlisI .
Piotra Tielenisa j J6zsfa .Il II
pi1skiego. Poszko dowa1 IN liIis 8
vie " jaki spos6b pieIlil ~
zgin9e mogly, . chociiaz u D
icya aresztowala stelo'y \ d. Il
k6w jednak pani Statkie,.s ~
zadnej ME ma pswno6ci L
m6gi pieniadzes zabra.
.demo6ci podane " dxislll, q &
kaeh o w6zku i dzieciac u
.kt6remi sto1o 1oWniicy mia
bawic, iakotez q Wy Sled lilil i q q
xlodziei Inijaja sic M ! - ~, I.
'Poszkodowana o obiecnje j
tsmu, ktoby. p piiiellia d. llIls y.
oil oil lub svskazal x1xiE d l|Ils Z
znajd Powyi1zy y y
nischaj bedzie nauk ili n
nych, % niie 3 ~ y y 1 ilIl 4 IiIIlI.| u
|dzy y lomu iaa, i ! > - 8 D
|ais nIlliesciit j Is = - lIls 9 &
bszIieczllel1 j mi II|l w v
nisjszBl M III f. Y
banki AZ gIaaS||
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

TOXIC, 8 wrzesnia.
" miescie Niigata, W prowin
cyl Ichego, W odleg1osci oko.
10 18 mil stad, wybuch1 oneg-
daj pozar, kt6ry zniszczy]
1000 dom6w. Niigata jest O.
twartem miastem portowem z
10000 mieszkanc6w ma "a
chodniem wybrzezu wyspy
Hondu.
w poblizu miasta; znajduja
sic kopa]nie nafty, W mie6cie
samem jest rzadowa fabryka
karabin6w, wiezienie, kilka
koszarow wojskowych i szpi-
tall. Bieda wsr6d pozbawio-
nych dachu mad giowa jest
ME do opisania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

uA1oI1 = SOAOA44OAAAA3 N sbzle - 80
ryk Szyperski jako akohf !.
DETROIT, Mich. Bronisla
wa Sobkowiak, piekna 0-Y d
letnia Polka, powiada p ii
jacys trzej draboWie zwabllii
na okret kt6ry we czWarterr q q
wieczorem z Buffalo odply-
nal do Detroit. Ma okracis
potem dali jej sic napit ia-
kichs traj4cych lek6W. Ponis.
waz ME moze ona m6wit po
angielsku, porucznik poll
cyjny Walpole musial sie
MIA porozumiee "a ponoc4
tl6macza.
Sobkowiak6wna pracos1al
u pewnej rodliny pnr. 1 4 4.
Bech III. " Buffalo, jako slu--
ga. Nazwiska tej rodziny jed-.
max niepamieta. We czNar-
tex wieczorem udala sic d0S
dok6w okretowych " Buffar.i5 NJ
10 i tam ja nam6Wiono, by,I
wsiadla ma okret. Po przylb
ciu do Detroit wsadzo1Io II
ma parowiec City Of A4lpl
lecz stamtad ia zabrano
piatek popo1udniu, gdy E
rowiec przybyl do Alpeny.I
Kapitan okret6w postal il l'oi
naszego miasta ma parowcil
Tashmoo. Przybyia DO D.
troit p6zno wieezorem iz-5l
stala znalezicna, bladzaca ~
ulicach mad rzeka. PeWisn
policyant zabral ja na stacy
policyjna. Porucznik y
10 DO przes}uchaniu jei o,
stara1 jej sic o schronisIliilil /
ma noe. Teraz policya post ! Z.
"a sic porozumiee = lei b,i-
tenn. kt6ry mieszka v But1I
falo. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

PARYz, Z wrze6nia. Arab
skie szczepy wojenne W oko-
Icy fortu Boudenik, kt6ry
dawniej by} punktem opar-
cia wszystkich ruch6w Mu-
lei-Hafiza, zaatakowaty wczo-
raj pewien francuski fort W
znacznej sile. Walka trwa1a
dose dfugo, az nares1cie u
dalo sic Francuzom odeprzec
A-ab6w z wielkiemi dla mich
stratami. Ffaneuzi stracili "a
ledwie dw6ch " zabitych.
Nalezy oczekiwae jeszcze no
wego ataku. Arabowie licza
podano Is, 600 ludzi, garnizon
za6 fortu wynosi / 500 zof-
nierza. Pewien oddzia1 fran.
cuslki spieszy fortowi .odsie-
czq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

PARYZ, Z wrzesnia. Pre-
mier Clemenceau pc niefor-
malnej jeszcze konferencyi
ministr6w donosi do Zjed-
noczonej Prasy, Francya
bedzie . nadal trzymac sic
swego wypr6bowanego pro-
gralmu postepowania W Ma
rokko j dopiero mocarstwa
rozstrzygna, czyla taktyka
ma racye bytu, czy Francyi
cry Nieniec.
Ton wczorajszej prasy po-
poludniowej by1 umiarko-
wany, ]ecz stanowczo obsta-
wala przy TEN, ze inne pah-
stwa stana po stron:e Fran
cyl. temps" zaznacza, ze
Niemcy chca prowadzie poll
tyke w,Marokko ma H1asna
~reke, podczas gdy Francya
oglada sic zawsze ma inn!e
mocarstwa nawet re szkoda
swych interes6w. - Wog6le
wszystkie gazety wyrazaja
sic, re nalezy oczekiwae no.
wych zawiklah i naprezenia
miedzypahstwowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

Gle EVELAND, ". drZe-
gorz Merzon z pm. .238 Went
worth ave, postanowil wraz
z malzonka pospieszyc dc
po1udniowych Niemiec, dc
1oza swego umierajacego Oh
Lea. Zabrawgzy ealy gW6i ma
|jatek, $3.50 pospieszyli obo-
je ma dworzec kolejowy
Nickel Plate W niedziele VIE
cz6r. Niebawem nadjechal
pociag. Do malzonk6w zaje-
tych rozmowa o podr6zy do
stron rodzinnych, zblizy1 sic
nieznany mezczyzna / zwr6-
Gil i'm uwage, ze musza sic
spieszyc siadac do pociagu.
kt6ry "a ma1a ehWilke Cd
jedzie, a przytem zrecznie
wyciagnal z kieszeni Merzo-
ma przeznaczone ma podr6z
pieniadze. Niebawem pociag
ruszyl, a strapiehi nna1zonko-
vie odkryli swa strate do
piero poza miastem' Zmusze-
nj wr6cie z powrotem, Q
nieszcze6ciu swojem zawia-
|domili policye. Zlodziejj znikl
bez sladu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Parafia-
ME niezsleznego polskiego
koscio1a, pod wezwaniem
Przemienienia Panskiego,
przy LEI Chambers ul.,
kt6rzy odtracih sic Cd para
fiji sw. Kazimierza j utworzy-
Ii nowy kosci6l, za1uja sWe.
go kroku, j "a posredni nictwem
petycyii ma pismie, prosic
beda arcybis Glennon'a
Q przyjecie ich do ko6ciola
katolickiego.
,Petycya ia, podpisana
przez 600 cz1onk koW, bedzie
5dpreczona arcybiskupowi 20
jego powrocie do st. Louis
" tyn tygodniu, Ks. .. S.
] Plhelan, bedzie oredowni--
kiem.0 =
IL . ~ 80. I IL -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

PETERSBURG, 8 wrze-
snia. Wydane " ostatnich
dniach rozporzadzenie mimi
stra oswiaty, wedle kt6rego
wszyscy ci profesorowie uni
wersytet6w i innych zakla-
dow naukowyeh, kt6rzy naleza
do spartyi konstytucyjnyeh
demokrat6W, majja sic Wyrzec
albo swych stanowisk albo
przynal eznosci partyjnej, be-
die miale najprawdopodo-
bniej ten skutek, il prze-
sz1o polowa profesor6W usu-
ME sic Cd swej dzia1alnosci
profesorskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
ADREs Wiarus, - srd Str Nnona 1Iln.

towali Najdostoj xera,,l 4.
pasterzowii wiel. rs. probosElcz
.Suplicki jako protonotal si1ss'
q zarazem dyakon, Wiel -. e:
proboszcz Czelusta = 70
mistrz ceremonii, oraz kleI- =.
ryk Szyperski jako akoEta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
PORT OF SPAIN, TRIM

PORT OF SPAIN, TRIM
DAD, 8 wrzesnia. - Przyby-
Gle .brytyjskiego posla W Ca
racas, kt6ry tn juz onegdaj
zawital, dale asumpt do roz'e
maitych przypuszczeh. Me
wiadomo jest blizej, czy on
sic zechce wstaWic "a tenn,
azeby MONA bylo zakazae Ia
dowania wenezuelskich re-
wolucyonist6w ma wyspe al
bo czy sic zechce porozu-
mice 70 sWym rzadem co do
pokrzywdzenia brytyjs kego
syndykatu, kt6remu Castro
.odm6wi1 importu soil j zapa1-
.k6w.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15

notified.
Death was due primarily to embol-
ism in the right leg, following a long
attack Of liver and stomach trouble
and the end had been foreseen for
several days by the bishops physl-
clans. Bishop Potter suffered a Sc.
we're relapse yesterday morning and
though oxygen was given, his decline
was gradual and he sank into uncon.
seriousness early today which lasted
until the end.
Bishop Potter's Illness first became
publicly known early in the spring,
when announcement was made that
ne was unable to take part in the
Easter service. A diagnosis showed
that the bishop was suffering from u
stomach and liver malady. and after
it was given out in May that he would
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15
Bishop Potter's Death

The Bishop was very well known
here, having visited the Islands nine
years ago.
Cooperstown, ~ Y, July 21.-Hen-
ny Goldman Potter, seventh Protest.
ant Episcopal bishop of the diocese of
New York, died tonight at Fernleigh,
his summer home here, after an III.
ness Of several weeks, aged "A years.
The bishop was unconscious all day
and the end, which came at S:35
O'Clock tonight, was peaceful and
quiet
Gathered at the bedside of the dy-
ing churchman were Mrs. Potter, wife
of the prelate; Mrs. Mason C. Davdge,
who came from California, and Miss
Sarah Potter, his two daughters;
Alon2o Potter, his son; Edward s.
Clark, Stephen c. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Clark. Mrs. Charles Russell
and Mrs. William Hyde, his other two
daughters, who are abroad have been
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15

over hill and dale, and making the
lanais and living-rooms delightfully."-
attractive. The guests included Doc
tor and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hedemann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines, Doctor Collins.
4 X
Mrs. Swinburne has reservations
at the Moana and will arrive later
in the month. Her husband is in
command of the Pacific Fleet to ar
rive here the first week in Septem-
Der.
Among those who departed from
the Moana Hotel in the Manchuria
were Mrs. J. b. Coleman of San Fran
cisco and Mrs A. +. Coleman of
Louisville, Kentucky.
4
Mrs. NJ. II. Hart, son, and daugh-
ter OF Oakland sail on the Manchurla,
due the 30th. Mrs. Hart has many
interests in the Islands.
r X X
~
luncheon at the Moana Hotel during
the stay of the transport Buford TO
four engineers on Friday.
Mrs. II. Foster of Antwerp. Bel
GUM, left on the China. He was de-
lighted with the Islands, and will re-
turn again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers and
Miss Marion Scott sail for the Coast
about August 18th. A trip to Banf is
included.
Mr.. G. II. Woodhouse of Manches-
ter sailed in the Manchuria after
very pleasant outing ut the Moana.
Miss Nancy -. Winston, who Is in
/ the Orient, will return to the Moana
Hotel in the Asia. due the 21st.
Judge and Mrs Stanley and family
are spending few weeks at the Coop
er residence on Tantalus.
X 4 4
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson
were guests at the Moana Hotel dur
ing their stay in town.
| + r
| Mr.. Robert Shingle, who has been
making his headquarters at the Mo-
ana Hotel. is leaving.
4 4 4
Mrs. Lillian Frost of Riverside.
Calf, will remain two months at the
Moana Hotel.
r r
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warehouse
have departed to the Volcano for u
little visit.
r 4 +
Mr.. Lewton-Brain is spending two
weeks on Maui in the interest of his
profession.
+ + 4
Mr.. a. w. Morris Of sydney is a
guest at the Moana Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15
Moonlight Dip

\ delightful moonlight swimming
party was enjoyed Thursday evening
at the Moana, a merry lanai supper
following the dip. Those in the par
ty, which was matronized by Mrs.
Flora Goodall Bland of Pasadena, in
.cluded Miss Bland, Miss Serena Bland
and Miss Grace Tower of Pasadena,
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Rachel Bell,
Mr. and Mrs. Olson, Jack Warren,
George Warren, DR.. T.. II. Hand, Mr..
Whitney, VIII Warren, Frank War
rem, Mr.. HUM.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15

Cards are out as follows:' Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Irwin Spalding request
the honor OF your presence at the
marriage of their daughter Edith to
Mr. Manuel Mordecai Garrett, United
States Army, on Wednesday evening
August the twenty-sixth, one thou-
sand nine hundred and eight at half
after eight o'clock, st. Andrews Ca.
thedral, Honolulu, T. II.
Lieut.. Garrett, Of the 10th Infantry,
was an arrival this week and the OBJ
iect Of his visit Is to take away one
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-15
Luncheon for Mrs. Boedefeld

ithNhSOIi AOA MD bOSuSiSlh
Wednesday by Mrs. Ernest Water
house in honor of Mrs, Sherman Boed-
cfeld who has lately returned from
the Coast, and Is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Weaver The
color scheme was in blue, and blue
poppies and malden.hair formed tho
centerpiece, tho place cards being
suitable works of art. The fair guest
of honor wore n creation of blue,
made in the popular surpllce mode,
the bands being Of black and white
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Mrs. Hatch in Taine

Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Hatch are
spending n pleasant summer at Small
Point, Maine. at the Beach Club
house. Miss Harriet Hatch is with
them and she has become quite an
expert angler. going out at early
morn to catch the wary fish which
abound in that region so plentifully.
Gilchrist Hatch is camping in the
New York Adirondacks.
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and large black and white buttons
Of soft straw was trimmed with black
ana white ribbon. and an artistic ar
rangement of blue tulle. 1t rested
cUQuotighly upol n perfect coiflure.
Dainty accessories accompanied this
chick toilette, the blue hosiery cm-
brCiderei with forset-me.nots and
worn with white lie shoes, and the
blue sunshadc with a tOIch OF black.
Mrs. Bocdefold is a pretty blonde,
highly educated and very interesting.
The guests asked to meet her were
Mrs. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. +. II.
Humphrfs. Misses Lowrey (tourists),
Mrs. Piedmont, Mrs Wiggleworth OF
Boston, and Mrs. Hawes, Jr. Mrs
Howard Hitchcock favored the guests
with choice piano solos.
X X
Miss Florence Gurrey was the
charming hostess of breakfast and
surfing party at the Moana Hotel on
Saturday morning last in honor of
Misses JuliCttc and Violet Atherton.
The surf was very strong and the
waves big, so the party enjoyed their
experiences In the canoes. After two
hours in the surf Il breakfast was
served in the mauka corner of the
'diGing-room, the Punahou .colors,
purple and gold, playing an impor-
tant part in the decorative scheme.
/ Each fair guest was decorated with
yellow and purple leis. and the dain-
I" place-cards We're pretty souvenirs.
These present were Misses Alice Coo
Ircr, COrdeia Gilman, Dorothy Wood,
/ Laura Anterior, Helen North, Dodie
Ballentyne, Muriel Howatt, Georgette
MGselcy, and the guests-of-honor.
X + X
! Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson is Sc
riously i'll at her country home near
Gilroy, according to advices received
by friends here. Always an enthusi-
astic lover of outdoor life, this is the
first serious illness suffered by Mrs.
Stevenson in years, and much alarm
Is expressed by her friends in conse-
quence. Mrs. Stevenson condition
has been low for some days, but de-
spite constant medical attendance by
DR., Clark of Gilroy and trained
nurse, she has failed to improve. Mrs
Stevenson's children, Mrs. Isobe
Strong and Lloyd Osbourne, are with
her at her bedside. II Is hoped that
within few days the aged widow OF
the noted author will recover sufli.
GENTLY to be taken to her home In
Santa Barbara, where she may rest
more quietly
+ Il +
An October bride will he Mis-,
Gertrude Hyde-Smith, whose mar
rlage to Baldwin Wood will take
place late in that month. This vii
be a house wedding, like her sisters,
and when Mr.. Wood and his bride re-
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Mrs. lIyde-Smith, who will close her
house here or turn It over to the
bride and leave town for long visit
with her younger daughter, Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, in Honolulu
Miss Hyde-Smiths wedding will be
Cuieter than was her sisters (Which
took place in February Just before
LenD, for their grandmother, Mrs.
Hyde, died few months ago and the
family is in mourning. Mrs. Hyde
Smith, who was as companionable as
a sister with both her daughters, and
who was absolutely devoted to her
mother, has felt the changes of the
last year severely, and her friends
here are delighted that she is to have
a complete change of scene for II
while.-Call.
1t is said that Bishop Potter in dc.
fining the difference between certain
persons and his own clan said, They
are the clay: We are the Potters."
When the bishop was out here at The
time of the conference of Episcopal
bishops his pride Of race was very
noticeable, but he was n genial COM
paniOn and told many good stories
when he was in the mood. He oh.
jected very forcibly to Cora Urquhart
Potter's going upon the stage and
pleaded with her to call herself by
any other name than Mrs. James
Brown Potter, pointing his remarks
with constant references to the sacred
name OF Potter. But tho beautiful act
ress said that the name was one Of
in the world would she resign 1t ana
its accompaniment of prestige. One
Of the Potter clan, who also brought
the family name into rather undue
prominence for a few years when he
was sowing his wild oats, Is Ashton
| Potter, who married Miss Mamie Nc
Mutt, the handsome daughter Of DR..
McNutt. Young Potter did splendid
| service during the Spanish war, but
! his health was never good after his
experience in the Phiippines.-Cai
X \
Miss Dc Aguero of New York is
spending the summer at the popular
Moana Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. l..
Ball and Miss Ball who have been
spending six weeks at the Moana,
sailed in the Manchuria and will re-
turn to their home via the Yellow
stone Park. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Schweitzer, who are spending the
summer here, will depart for their
home in September.
| Il + +
Among the dinners of the week
was the one given by Doctor and Mrs
+. H. Humphris at the Country Club
on Tuesday evening, The view from
the lanai was simply ideal, it being
full-moon, and the extensive land
scape spread before ones vision like
IA picture. 1t is always cool there
the fresh winds of the Pail sweeping
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q CT. win the exodus OF the
sChoolboys and schoolgirls
the younger set must keep compare
lively cain, and the mad whirl
which went on so strenuously for
weeks, has subsidized into the usual
quietulC Of a Honolulu summer.
There are, of course, lunches. din
ners, and teas. but they are Of most
informal nature, shirtwaists and lin
en- skirts being de regal. OF course,
the annual BAH given by the Bald
wins to celebrate harvest time, which
occurred ON Wednesday evening at
the PuuucHe sugar mill, August II,
took a large contingent to Maui, not
only for that, but to the tennis and
polo games, to say nothing of a night
on H3leakall to witness the sunrise
Among those who participated in the
weeks gay doings at Maui we've
Judge and Mrs Ballou, British Con-
sui and Mrs. Forster Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Maclurlane, Mr. and Mrs.
Fairchiid, Dr.. and Mrs. Langhorne,
Mrs. 5. G. Wilder, Miss Sargent, Miss
Alice Macfarlanc, Miss Schultze, Mr..
Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. james Wilder, Mr..
Robert Single, Captain Humphrey,
U, S. A.; Mr.. VIII Roth, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davies, Mrs. Richard Ivers,
and others.