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there. they will go on to their home in
Portland.
x x
Mrs. Robert r. Steele left Tuesday
for visit with friends in st. Louis.
X x X
Mrs. Lyndon H. Wheeler and her
mother, Mrs. Blunck, and the little son,
John Lyndon Wheeler, will leave today
for their home in Boise.
X
Mrs. ]. L. Craig and her small son.
Le3gerwood, will leave Tuesday for
Kansas City and Chicago, to be away
several weeks.
X X X
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman enter
tanned the Saturday Night Bridge club
last evening at their home.
Mrs. NJ. B. SowIes has gone to Den
yer to visit her daughter, Mrs. H. G.
Roberts.
\ x X
The Jolly Twelve club was pleasant
ly entertained on Friday afternoon by
Mrs. w. A. WISHING at the Oquirrh
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she named were Mrs. Hamilton Gam
bic, now in Paris; Mrs. Sheldon B. Da-
Wis, one of the organizers and the first
treasurer of the club. Mrs. Royie told
how much pleasure it gave her to bear
these messages from the old members
who knew and loved the club in other
days. She spoke with pride of the
honor done to Mrs. Sarah S. Platt
Decker at the Bryan banquet recently
in Denver when, because of her office
as president of the General Federation
of Women's clubs she was seated at
the right hand of the guest of honor.
Mrs. ROyle told of the good wishes sent
to the club by Mrs. Emeline B. Wells.
when on her birthday she expressed
her love for the club to the first presi-
dent.
Mrs. Nelden gave a most interesting
talk on bookbinding, following the
making of books down from the times
of parchment till the present At the
close of her talk she showed a number
of handsomely bound volumes exempli-
flying the art as it exists today.
The forthcoming annual election of
officers of the club was announced for
four weeks from now, and nOminat-
ing committee consisting of Mrs. S. F.
Fenton, Mrs. William C. Druehl and
Mrs. c. H. Blanchard, was elected to
prepare Tor the election.
The music of the afternoon was fur
nlshed by Miss Jensen, who played q
piano solo at the opening, and by Mr.
Rogers. who sang a group of four In
dian songs, and for an encore dainty
little spring ballad
The next meeting will present the
last program of the year, when Miss
Ethel Paul will give book review.
and Mrs. Seth w. Morrison will speak
on THE Huguenots in North America"
X *
The next meeting of the Woman's
league will be held Monday, April 20,
in the hall of the city library. The
league is rapidly growing in numbers
and the program to be presented is one
which is intended to interest all wo-
men who may care to come to the
meeting. Dr. Alice Houghton will
speak on Needed Sanitation Mrs. A.
]. Gorham will make plea for AN iso-
lation hospital, and Miss Lucy Van
Colt will present the subject of pure
food. All three Of the speakers may
be said to be specialists in their lines.
and although the speeches will be
short, there will be much to be learned
from them.
The members of the Wasatch Liter
airy circle We're entertained on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Tawney, Mrs. Bow
dich and Mrs. Beverage. The paper of
the afternoon was given by Mrs. A. S.
Zimmerman on "A Trip to Panama"
Miss Elvi Holmes rendered several fino
instrumental selections. The officers
elected for the coming year are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. r. Hauxhurst; vice presi-
dent, Mrs w I. Brown; recording sec
rotary. Mrs. William Tawney: assist
ant secretary, Mrs. r. w. Rodgers;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Josiah
McClain; treasurer. Miss Emma Cum
mings.
X X x
Mrs. E. P. Lecompte entertained the
members of the Woman's Athenaeum
of Park City at her home on Park ave.
nue., Monday afternoon, and the work
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD:

was as follows: Paper, Notable
Ruins" Mrs. John Diem; paper. Eng
fish Parliament Before Elizabeth"
Mrs. c. w. Street, and read by Mrs.
Priest. At this meeting the last chap
ter of English history for the year was
completed. 1t was also voted that let
tiers of thanks be sent TO all those who
took part on the open day program
who were not members. The ladies
viii meet with Mrs. Charles Shields on
Monday next. when Mrs Nesbit will
give a demonstration on domestic sci
ence.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter,
Daughters of the American RevOlu-
ton, met on Thursday with Mrs. d. B.
Mudgett. Mrs. l.. H. Stohr had charge
of the program, and she had provided
a study of old-fashioned work for
which Mrs. z. z. Shepard read while
the members demonstrated. Later Miss
Frances Savage and Miss Mudgett re-
cited, and Mrs. Jack Taylor sang.
x X X
The Utah Sorosis of Provo held it's
session Saturday with Mrs. Annie N.
Evans. A paper on Evolution of
Idealism" was presented by Mrs. NJ. 7.
Cummings of Toledo, O., and one by
Mrs. Elsie c. Carroll on woman in
Art"
The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Tuesday morning
at the club house. Mrs. Henry P. Hen
derson will give a talk on 1.-THE City of
Damascus" and the other members
will give short talks on other cities in
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Women $ Clubs.

The Ladies' Literary club meeting of
Friday was one of the most entertain
ing meetings of the year, presenting as
it did two most interesting topics, 1.-The
Bible as Literature" which is given in
fun elsewhere, read by Rev. p. A.
Simpkin, and Artistic Bookbinding,"
by Mrs. Nelden. Besides these, Mrs.
J. G. Royle was present and brought
most cordial greetings from several of
the old members of the club, who were
far away from here at the time of the
annual club breakfast, but who had
written to her to send greeting
through her to the club. Among those
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Wednesday in celebration of his tenth
birthday The decorations of red and
white were all in keeping with the
birthday idea, and some games and a
supper We're enjoyed.
X x X
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. CurTie have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the south and east.
X x X
A jolly crowd of young folks sur
prised Miss Florence Soloman at her
home Friday evening. Games we're
played, after which supper was spread.
Those present were Misses Daisy Chap
man. Elsie Hamer, Mabel Barnes, Doll
Watson, Vivian Janney and Florence
Soloman, Messrs. Earl Neice, Frank
Taysum, Bert Donnelson, George
Fowles, Nathan, Lucas, Andy Mai
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Soloman.
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

Two former Salt Lake young people
who have many friends here are short
~ to be welded in San Francisco, Miss
Louey SchWeitzer. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Schweitzer, and Tracy Cum
mings, the son of Mrs. NJ. z. Cum
mings, The marriage will take place
June ! at the home of the brides par
ents. The groom is the assistant pas
senger agent for the Rock Island route
I'm San Francisco, and is we'll known in
railroad circles This is the second
daughter of the Schweitzers married
within the year. their daughter, May,
having been married in the autumn to
Captain Trotter of the United States
army, who is now stationed at Fort
Baker.
Mrs. w. D. Donoher entertained yes
terday at a bridge tea at her home,
when seven tables of the game were
played. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. George Airs, Mrs. Sam Porter,
Mrs. Fred Dern and Miss Louise Sulli-
van. Mrs. w. w. Armstrong poured,
and pink roses were used in decorat-
ing the teastable.
Mrs. o. z Groshell, jr., entertained
Friday afternoon at a delightful affair
I'm compliment to her mother, Mrs. o.
II. Berg of Provo. Twelve guests were
present and enjoyed a buttonhole con-
test, and later peanut game, while
dainty Easter faVors were given to
each. Mrs. Oscar Rawlings and Mrs.
S. II. Groshel were the prize winners.
X X x
Mrs. n. A. Dunyon entertained yes
terday at a beautifully appointed
luncheon for twenty-five young ladies.
the affair being in compliment to Miss
1rma Walker, who leaves soon with
her mother for California Following
the luncheon the game of 500 was en-
5oyed and prizes were awarded the
winners.
Charles E. Street announces the en-
gagement of his sister Miss Nellie E.
Street. to Charles Norman Fehr. The
wedding win be in May, and guests
will be limited to relatives. The cere-
mony will take place at the Street res
idence.
The marriage of Miss Eloise Sadler
and Jack Gilmer will take place early
in June, the exact date not having
been set yet.
A. c. Robinson of Pittsburg. who
has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
Howard. has returned to his home.
Mrs. Benjamin Hampton of Park
City is in town for a few days visiting
Miss Addie Hampton.
x
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Zane will give
dinner at the Alta club this even
ing.
K =
Mrs Alma katz left last evening for
the north. Mr.. Katz will meet her in
Boise and. after few days spent
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the empire. The meeting will be a
business one as well.
X x
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro-
yo met Friday with Mrs. A E. Buck
Ter. An interesting paper on Ernest
Seton Thompson" was presented by
Mrs. Z. E. COrfman.
x X
The art section of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will meet Thursday morning
at the club house. Mrs. A. j. BEETLES
will read a paper on Gothic Art In
SPAIN" taking up two of the more
noted cathedrals.
The Woman's club will meet Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Allen T. Sanford,
70 r street. Mrs. p. n. Cook will read
the paper on German Poets and Phil
osophers."
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Mrs. e. P. Lecompte entertained the
members of the Woman's Athenaeum
of Park City at her home on Park ave.
nue.. Monday afternoon, and the work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

Capt. 4. n. Watson was a passenger
on the Alameda, which sailed for san
Francisco this mWning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
LOCAL AND GENERA
Bulletin Want Ads make profitable
reading for housekeepers, every day.

Long black silk gloves at Bloms.
Panama hats cleaned at the Globe
Matinee at the Orpheum every
Wednesday and Saturday
Fancy WASH goods on sale next Sat
urday at Whitney 4 Marsh's.
A sure cure for the grlppo--a ride
in Quinn'8 auto. Phone 290.
The Fashion Saloon is now serving
m excellent dinner between and &
o'clock.
The Schuman. Carriage Co. has
moved to Merchant street, Waikiki
Fort street.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co., for
up-to-date repairs.
Mrs. j. Rosenberg and two children
sailed for San Francisco this morning
on the steamer Alameda.
DIR. G. r. B"ackCtt and son left ON
the Oceanic steamer Alameda this
morning for SanI'rancisco.
The III Palcncia cigar is stil gain
ing in favor with discriminating smuE
org. Hayseldon Tobacco Co, Young
building.
Frank j. Dillon. the ChauIcur who
was charged with Needless driving.
was discharged in the Police Court
this morning.
Bishop & Co., who are among the
respondents in the Along suit, have
filed their answer to the bill Of com.
plant brought by Carrie u. Riggs and
Bessie X. Burns.
The Henry WatCrhOusc Trust Com
pany received a cable from San Fran.
cisco on Monday making bid Of SIZE
for Hawaiian Commercial aud 2Sn rof
OnOmca.
The Alowa Improvement Club rs
sending out notices To It's members
TO the effect that unless more money
IL forthcoming in the way of install.
ments the work on the road leading
to the heights will have TO be suspend.
cd. The road has been completed as
far rs the top of the blunr, and Is ono
OF the pretticst in the city. and it is
now to be carried ON through the luts
ON the plateau above. Autos are ri.
ready using the part Of the road which
has been completed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
LILIHAITES PREPARE
Confined from Page y

that the committee be authorized 60
take such steps as may to them seem
best to secure permanently for us
such service as existed before tho
decision
The members OF this cnmmittcc are
rs follows: l.. l.. McCandlcss, 4. +.
Judd. Geo. X. Carter, j. Wakefield,
and w. II. McIncrny.
TO show that they were in earnest
those at the meeting voted to take up
subscription Immediately to pro-
vide the funds necessary TO take the
desired steps. The sum of Sl25 was
subscribed on the spot, and II is cx-
pccted that there will be much more
forthcoming.
Among those who spoke was Attor-
hey h. c. Peters, who stated that in
ms opinion'thc public had right to
demand, under the recent decision, u
regular 1O-mlnutc service, such ns
would be the result IL the company
made its cars on Liliha street con
meet with those on the other lines.
Geo. Il. Carter called attention to
the brakes used on the cars at pres
rnt, which he said should he replaced
by modern brakes, which could stop
. car IN the shortest time possible.
lie recalled the investigation made
of this matter by the Legislature OF
1905, and said that II the cars had
been provided with modern brakes
ouch accidents ms that of the killing
OF the Chalmers child on Emma
street some months ago, could have
been avoided.
The committee which was appoint
cd last night held meeting this
morning, but made no decision In re-
gard to what course of action II
would pursue. One of the members
stated that the committee was wait
ing for an opinion from Peters in re-
gard to the legal right OF the patrons
Of the line, in order that 1t might
know just where 1t stood before II
took any steps, whether these would
be by negotiations with the company
or through the courts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN a the Matter Of the Estate of Ju-
MUS Kaac, Deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives
notice that she has been appointed
by the Circuit Court of the First Cir
cult of the Territory of Hawaii, sit
ting ut Chambers, in Probate, EN-
EHUTRlX or THE LAST WILL
AND TESTAMENT or JUNIUS
kAAE, late Of the City of Honolulu,
Deceased. and that she has qualified
and been commissioned as such Exc.
cutriX, and all persons holding claims
against the estate of said Junius Ka-
ac are hereby notified to present such
claims, duly authenticated, and with
the proper vouchers, If any such ox.
list, tcven II the same be secured by
mortgage upon real estate), to the
undersigned, at the Ofice of G. W.
ASHFORD, Attorney-at-Law, Kaplo,
iani Building, Honolulu, within SIX
MONTHS from and after the date OF
the first publication of this Notice,
or they. will be forever barred.
Dated at Honolulu, this 29th day
of January, 1908.
JESSIE X. KAAE,
EXecutriX of the Last Will and
Testament OF Junius Kaac,
Deceased
39l1--Jan, 20; Feb. 3, 12, 10, 26,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
LOST.

In Palama, all-whitc, 9-months-old
foX-terrier; cut tail; green leather
collar. Reward If returned to this
office. 3911-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

\ stipulation Of evidence on which
the cause shall BE- Ircd has been filed
in the suit of First American Savings
and Trust Company of Hawaii, Ltd &.
against A. J. Campbell, Treasurer of
the Territory, The action is to rc.
cover s765, being $3.50 banking license
fee and SIS stamp duty, paid under
protest by pldintin 20 defendant. It
is contendcd in the protest that the
statute imposing the fee Is unconstl.
tutional and void Another stipulation
In the case valves Jury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
LLOYD 0SB0URNE
AND HIS DIVORCE
Wife VIII Not Let IN Get lt--so
He Can't Marry Mrs.
Norris.


9'h rra"'ISco' dau' lS.-Ll"yd Us
o"u''e' inc novelist ana Stcp"on OF
honert LOUIS stevenson VIII not be IN
" PoSiti"h 10 marry MIS- FRANK Nor
IT'S OF any one else all reports to the
contrary as MS present wiie' VINO Is
no" living IN san Francisco mas no
intention Oh granting nm divorce
oiinoueh ne mas lalled TO provide hcr
win support.
lhere mas neeh trouble III inc mousse
OF osDourhe Tor long tlmc' and the
TACT that inc writer IL III constant at
tendance upon MS mother has led To
'he presumption mat the WIDOW OF IN"
famous scntchihah mas ha' much To
40 WIN inc separation IN the SsDnnrne
l"in'i!'
'i's' DSH'"'"' h5S inc Two chl'"T".'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
HONOLULU, Jau. 90. 1908
name or STOCE
MERCANTILE
= Brewer h Con-.
GI1CAD

MERCANTILE
= Brewer & Co.........
SUGAR
Eva Plantation Co 80,
Hawaiian Agric. co..,
Haw Com & Sug Co =.
Hawaiian Sugar Co...
Houomu Sugar Co -.
HnnolSaa Sugar Co e.
Haiku Sugar Co ...,
Kahuku Plantation c.
Kihci Plantation Co Lie
KlpahulC sugar Co ..t
koloa sugar Co ..",
McBrydc Sugar Co e.
Oahu Sugar Con-.
Oupmca Sugar Co ..
Ookola Sugar Plant c.
Olaa Sugar Co Id go.
Olowalu Coz. ....5
Paahau Sugar PlSnt C
Pacific Sugar Mill...,
Paia Plantation Co -.
PCpeekeo Sugar Coz.
Pioneer Min Co.. .....
Wsislua AgriC CO...
Wpiluku Sugar Co go
W1iaiaIalo Sugar CO.
Waimea Sugar Nil {,
MISCELLANEOUS
lntcr.lsland Steam Nc,
Hawaiian Electric Co
Hon X T & l. Co Pref
Hon X r & L Co Com
Muiua' Telephone Co
NahikI Rubber Co.,
PAID Up ,..........
Nlhiku Rubber Co.
Asscss.,....,.p...,
! oahu K X / Co...
| llilo K K Co .....q...
Hon b * NJ Co:......
BONDS
Haw Tcr4pc Fire CT
law Ter Ip c-......
Haw Ter ~ pc.....
| Haw ICrIS y c......
| llaw Ter ! pC.....
liaw Govt Spc......
Ca. Bset Sug x Ref c,
o pC...,n. ....,.
Haiku Sugar Co 6pc
Ham. Ditch Co,
Upper Ditch 6s
llnw Com X Sug Co spu
llaw Sugar Co 6pc.m
Hilo 4 x Co Con D %,
Hon z T * ! Co 8 T.
kahuku Pant Co 8 y c
| Oahu K 4 l. Co o p g.
Oahu Sugar Co 6pc
Olaa sugar Co 0 y Co.
Paia Plantation Co 80.
Pioneer Min Co 6pc.
| Waialua Agric Co Sp,
MCBTydc 5 Cos o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
WANTS
TOURING CAR FOR SALE.

Owing to departure, my Tourist
touring car is for sale; car is full
ly equipped with top, wheel
chains, spare tires 80, spcedom-
ctcr, clock, curtains, &c, and Is In
good running order. VIII sell at
IA bargain. Apply to T.. +. Bishop,
391l-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION OF
OFFICERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
at a meeting of the stockholders Of
the KOHALA DITCH COMPANY,
LIMITED, held at the Office of the
Company in Honolulu, on Tuesday,
January 2S, 1908, the following were
elected officers and directors of the
Company for the ensuing year:
Samuel Parker ......,.. President
John Hind ...., lst Vice President
&. ]. Waller o., I'd Vice President
], S. Low, o.. SeCty, and Treasurer
I. c. PaetoW ....,....... Auditor
The following were elected to con
stitute the Board of Directors: Sam
uel Parker, John Hind, G. J. Waller,
j. S. Low, a. Lewis, Jr., J. NJ. Dow
sett and Henry Holmes.
.#Fa. ..H ..H j. S. Low,
Secretary Kohala Ditch Co, Ltd,
Dated Honolulu, January 2S, 1908,
...... 39ll-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

SalCs-Botween Boards: 10 Haw.
{. 4 $. Co., $3.50; 80 Haw. c. & s.
Co. SS1.jO. Session: 25 Eva, $24.75;
% Eva, $2i.75.
Latest sugar quotation $50, or SIG
per ton.
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g(mcliu GiocnhrpOt.

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bruot, Is Sabre alt. Sic NCerbiNuua iiuoct
nm Samitng, yiu6mttinGs 3 ll0r, bon Der 2Eob-
aus iinti. Gi2-D
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EreS. @. Woh.

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Ter Gattc BON Gl9u BAD, I'M 9uter BON 30 5nba
nor Ga6mittaqs. pom IrGncrbanie, Wr, i5O6,
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NuuoonsY arf.Sc1ueterp,

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Gtngnng, 6reocrids3uab.
BegrdbnibOldBe bon $25 an inter heitduot9er
NItiiht, Sd1nt!thllnner, @eulUOe, RtlnT6en etc.
pernen i'm 4reibuanie am 9nupts@iHgang .9e'
funocn. Infer Ieeut ptro, ueIn geiuiintht,
OoriprebeH. (o2-)
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VerIicaelte Nn9cbute, nit Der gluti6rttt "Hru'
putals tur Stai Scruice HcieEuptr Opnttrhetinf,
Baltimore 6itg @nter Separtement" nno an
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TRAITORS, 9taibbaLis, Srltln4te NO. s'f9escIl
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Der 9eutf6e correspondent

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Sub Separtcmcut ocs Sircnue Dec &c.
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