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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01

SUGAR FACIOHS ana GENEHAI IN
sURANcE AGENTS.
representing -
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
ApOkaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of st. LOuin.
Blake Steam Pumps.
WestOns CentTifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel EcOnomizeT.
Marsh Steam Pumps
Natson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life mss
ance Company OF Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. (Hartfor'
Fire Insurance co..
Protector Underwriters OF the PhOSril
Of Hartford
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert at Aala Park tonight, com
mencing at 7.30 o'clock The program
follows:
PART /.
March, omeward Bound" Evans
Overture-"Peter Pan" new Mackie
Waltz-"In Dreamland" new Brown
Musical Review" Riviere
PART II.
Vocal-Hawailian Songs Ar. by Berger
SelectiOn-"Old Folks at Home.
.................... DalDey
intermediary Watermelon" 49,. Allen
Maunawili and Moanalua' 90. Berger
The Star Spangled Banner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01

The principals who will take part in
the boxing matches on friday and
Saturday nights are ali getting in con-
dltion fast, and when they enter the
ring they will be able to show the To-
cal sports that they know a good deal
about the fistic art. Good cards have
been arranged for the two evenings
sport, and a record-breaKlng house is
expected Mike Patton will oficiate
as referee at all the bouts, which is
enough to guarantee good decisions.
FRIDAY.
Four rounds-Kid BOIge5 VS.. Tom
my Lane.
Six rounds-Oakley VS.. Richardson.
Ten rounds-Kahaulelio vs.. Plat.
SATURDAY.
-Four rOunds-CastrO vs.. Mccullough.
Six rounds-Kupa vs. Peter Stanley.
Ten rounds-SailOr MOrch VS.. KID
Crawford.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01
FRIDAY.

Candy Boy and Silent Beauty will
meet In a half-mile race on Saturday
afternoon at KapiOlani Park. Candy
Boy has been in the stable for some
time, and the result on Saturday seems
to be in doubt. Leahi Girl may meet
Makaala again, that is II the owners
can come to terms.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01
Hawaiian Office Specially
COMPANY
Ssl Fort Street, Telephone 143.
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, 7. II.


AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, HOnOmu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
0Okala Sugar Plantation Company,
PspeekeO Sugar Co., KApaDala Ranch
Charles N. Cooke. ..... President
Geo. H. Robertson. V-PTes. 4 Mgr.
Il. FaxOn Bishop. Tres. & sScy.
y. w. Aacfarlane. Auditor
p. @. Jones. 'Director
@. H. Cooke. Director
J. II. Gait. ................D Director
All Of the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
going properly and that she would be back
early in the new year.
AbandOns the Idea.

going properly and that she would be back
early in the new year.
AbandOns the Idea.
That Mrs. Adair has abandoned the idea
OF being a London hostess next season goes
without saying, as her house in Curzon
street is let to Mrs. John Jacob Astor for
next summer.
Since Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill. the
younger of the duchess Of Marlborough
sons. has been in such Indifferent health
he and his brother. the marquis Of Blanl-
ford, practically spend all their time with
their mother. The original agreement at
the time Of the separation between the
duke and duchess was that the children
should go for alternating periods of three
months to each parent. Little Lord 1vor,
who has to be humored. has altered all
that. Always devoted to his mother. since
his serious illness early in the summer
when the duchess about June threw up all
her. engagements and at a few hours notice
went off to Switzerland with the boy, he
has definitely put his foot down and re-
fused to be separated from her grace. The
duke makes no objection and Lord Blanl-
ford is left to keep his brother company.
| hear the duke has been to Berkeley
Lodge recently to see his children and met
the duchess. The latter intends to spend
the winter in the country for the sake OF
Lord Ivor's health. LADY MARY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
KING EDWARDS BRIDGE CAR
English Rulers Mania for Cards
Cause of Elaborate Arrangements
to Satisfy Him.

LONDON, Nov. H-(Special)-King Ed
wards mania for bridge" has resulted IN
a curious and interesting innovation in con-
~nection with the royal train which is always
at his disposal for travelling on the several
railroads of England. 1t is called a bridge
car" and when his majesty is not travelling
in a special royal train, the compartment
is attached to the ordinary train which is
carrying him.
Bridge" still remains the kings greatest
hobby. Indeed, of late he has become even
more keen on cards and it is his invarlable
practice when travelling to while away the
hours by tempting dame fortune in this
way. At every house party he attends, it
Is a special rule that bridge shall furnish
the principal entertainment of the evening,
and he prefers such an evening to one given
over to amateur theatricals or the more
boisterous semi-professional vaudeville,
which were formerly so popular with him.
His new bridge car" is sumptuously fur
nished. Instead of the usual green cover,
the card table has a cloth of crimson satin,
in the four corners of which are embroid-
cred in gold the royal arms. Attached to
the table is a very useful patent arrange
ment into which dummy's cards are fixed
and at each players elbow is a rest in
which can be placed a glass with perfect
safety, however much the train may jolt.
The table is also furnished with a series of
drawers which contain matches, cigarette
and cigar holders, ash trays and other COM
forts without which the royal smoker is at
a loss.
King Edwards hobby is responsible, even
at this early date, for a similar craze in
high society. Now that their king plays
bridge" even when he travels, his royal
followers, for whom he sets the pace in all
things, must have their special bridge
trains" Already several such compart-
ments are in process of construction and
at an early date will be attached to trains
making lCng journeys.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
Electricity on steamships.

Beside the 10000 horsepower used in the
turbines of one great new Atlantic liner,
the electricity consumed y the vessel, sup
piled by four generators, represents an ad-
ditional 2,lH horsepower. Electricity is
used to illuminate the ship at night and
for a multitude of other purposes, such as
operating elevators, of which there are
two for passengers use, eight for baggage
and mails and two smaller ones in the
pantries. EDectrically-driven cranes and
winches are also provided and $500 electric
lamps give the enormous total of over 1OO,-
BOO candlepower. For heating the first
class quarters sixty electric radiators have
been fitted, to say nothing of some forty
three heaters in the bath rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
requirements.

"Wha sort of a ticket do you think we
had better nominate next timer asked the
ca~mpaigner.
We'll" answered the reformer, 'you
want to pick out some high-class man OF
superior intellect.
YES"
'One who possesses talents Of the most
eminent degree and tell him II is his duty
to sacrifice everything to serve his party
Blu the salary might not be much of an
object to such a man.
'He mustn't think of the salary"
81 see you don't want a candidate, you
want a martyr. Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

- 49, 1NAN ~ 1AaANH
A machine blending one pound of butter,
with one pint of milk (pint to the pounu),
making a pure food product, doubling the
original weight of the butter, tAat stands
up like butter, looks like butter, tastes like
butter, keeps like butter, and is used as
butter on dining table and in kitchen, has
received the endorsement Of Doctor r. b..
Martin, President of the State Board OF
Health. of Virginia. at the Thirtieth Annual
Meeting of the State Medical Board, Octo-
Der 81 TO "a. 1908, at Richmond, Va, when
he said: "The machine produces an abso-
lutely pure food product, from the blending
of a pound of butter. with a pint of milk
In fact 1 cannot tell 1t from the original
butter" N. Hofheimer, OF the Jersey But
ter Co.. Norfolk, Va, when told of the
workings of the wonderful machine, on Oc-
tober "a. 1908, said: THAT machine will nut
US butter people out of business" A child
Of twelve can operate the device, three
minutes time consumed in the blending.
capacity four pounds. Send two dollars 10
he City Savings Bank OF Baltimore, Nd,
Or direct 10 us. and owe us one dollar IL the
machines does as advertised. II NOT We re-
fund the money, Agents wanted. territory
Tor sale.
OUR BUTTER BLENDER" is made in
Baltimore, Md, and in no other place.
HOME PURE FOOD Co,
BALTIMORE. ND.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
@apne Gountp.

Soncsbale. Sobn Rieilsr ien., einel
unier befannteiten oeuti6en Mtitbiireer
itarb am Donneritas i'm sllter pom 76
Sabren. Der Yeritorbene MAJ Elm
GbartermitsIieo Der beutiden luib. sc.
meiube uno Yraiioent Der 2ruiteebeb0r.
be nno piro uon 3pei SObuen uuo neun
GOhtern iiberlebt. Die Beiiesung er,
fOlste Samitas 0ia9mittus. nab einem
Graueroienit i'm Saule.-Srl. Cora 9.
pain BON Snoian Sr6arb unb Bert 9.
Oain uon bier nurben Donneritaa
our6 Paitor Us. 8. Siller gum 9uno
fiir's Seben perbunben.-Den @beleu.
ten Sbarlss Sermann lit eine Eo6ter
9ebOren Doroen.-Srau Wtaoeline wt.
Wftller BON Hiuer StraBe ltarb am
Wfontus unb ibre Seiiesuns srfolsts &c.
ftern. = Der sinise Gage ,upor perlt.
Soiepb Rotb wuroe OienItas beissistt,
nobel Paitor SS. s. Sopf ben Grauer.
oieuit leitste. Der Ssritorbene wirb
u,n Der SBittme, brsi T0dtsrn unb
jmei SObnen iiberlebt.
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benbeit gut Maswabl.

Gls 6as 8siultat sines wi6tigen Gn.
faufes, bireft BON einem leitenben 80.
britautsn sema4t, iino mir In elmer
ROiitiOn, Sbnsn bic sr6btsn Wertbs in
tieuen Stidersisn su offeriren. bic mir
felt Sabren batten. Su oieier auBerse.
pUbnlideu Sffsrte weroen ssfunoen
perbeu cine sroBs 8eridisbenbeit BON
pradtuOllen Dsiiins in ensliidem Gbes
let, blinber uno Sdatten Stideret, laus
fenb In breite bon ! 3oll bis is 3oll.
Bir bubsn pahsu6e @iuidse fiir uiels
Dsiiins in Der Partie. Preiie, wslds
3u etma einbalb BEN resuldreu 8ertb
anSsisst iino, laufen 3u 8, 8, 10, 80
unb rs @ents bic Glle. Weun Sis
pradtuOlle Stidersien uUtbis babsn. 70
srlunsen sic bisielben jest, wdbrsnb
bisie auBsrsewUbnlide @elesenbsit cyl.
ftirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
Suumpre.

= Sobn Pocto uou Sit Drinter
StraBe trus am Sreitas i'm 9io. 1
Sdaht Der Pennipluunia 9obleH Com.
panic ourd eineu Selienfau cine ssbro.
6ene 9iifte uno anbere i6msrs 8srlss.
unsen oapon. Sein 3uitaub waro sur
3eit als Elm fraslider betradtet.
- 9tulpb B. 8esbe pom 0loom
StraBe unb in Der Office Der uniteo
@rpreB @ompanie anseitellt. fol- ii6
beoeutenber unteridlasuusen su S6uls
ben fommen selaHeu baben unb purbe
Donneritas auf cine oiesbesiislids sn.
flase fiir isiu seri9tlidss @ri6sinen
unter 81 200 Bhrsidaft seftsllt. Die
Sade paro aufsebsdt, als er cine Satau3
nabm. 0fit Siilfe ieiner Sreunbe mill
Sesbe ueriu9eu. ben Ssblbstras pon
wenisitens 81 600 su osdsu, bod 1T es
fraslid, oh oieIes ibn Dor ben SolSen
isiuer tlnsbrlidfeit idiisen pirO.
= Sin ersreifenoss llnsliid sreisnsts
iid Donneritas abenb an Der @de pon
Slatelp uno @reen &iOss StraBsn, in.
bsm Wfartin, ber 4jdbrise Sobn bes
Wtartiu Surte BON Sprius Strass,
BON einem StraBsnbabuwassn iibsrfab.
rem wurbe, nobel ibm beibe 0eine-eins
oberbalb osm Snie uub bas anbere I'M,
terbalb benz 8n6del-ubsei muir,
ben. Das Sino wurbe In tritiIdem
3ultano uad oem Staat Soipital se,
nommen. NO es frib Sreitas Mor9eu
itarb. Sin 8ruoer 6eS Sernnsliidten,
Der 6iabrise Soiepb, uurbs 3u slei6er
3eit Setroffen. rollte aber pon ben Sc,
leiien uub entfam obne meiters Ysrtes,
unsen.
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@on Netersbura.

= Ole Petersbur9er @emeinbeballs
ipiro beute fiir bic Serbft' uno Winter'
iaiion er6ifnet. Clarence @olbD miro
Die auiiidt fiibren uno iein mO9liditss
tbun, I'M bic iunsen 3eute iu iniereiii'
ren uno aus5ubiloen.
- @slssentli9 oeS @eburtstases Der
6rau Sunolo pon Prescott 9luenue,
Prdiioeutin oes Sraueu Seretns Der
beutiden Rresbpteriiden @smeinoe. iO'
wie aud OeS 98issenfeites Der Srau
Otto Oolneti6 uOu aib StraBe. waro
tiirSli6 i'm Petersburs @lubbaus ben
bsiosn Damen cine rSurpriie Partp@
seseben, bic iebr 3ablreid beiudt mar
uno iid ju elmer fiOelen seitaltete.
= Sisr mutbwillise Snuben. 0tOD
Barber, Pbilip Seiuj, @mil StenOer
unb sllireo Seiiins, welde bic eu. lutb.
Peter's Sir9e lteinisteu uno Iwei wertb'
pollen Ssniter einidlusen, einen S6a'
ben BON etpa 500 anri9tsno, wurosn
Samitus Uerbaftst unO einem SerbOr
untsrworfen. Die @ltern Der Snaben
bsslidsn ben SGuOen, iOOas osrsu
Dtutbwillsn feline eruiten 5Olssn fiir iis
baben tpiro.
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StaDt nno Gonnth.

= Die Sasoiuiion pirb bsute ibren
Gnfan9 nebmsn.
Das 13. &esiment reilt SamItaa
0iadt na6 philadelphia, um OIL Der
@riinoerpode' Seier Der Staot tbeil,u.
nebmen.
= @sorse u. Sednann liee am
Donnsritas sesen feline Satin Sennie
psssn DeisrtiOn cine Gbsidsiounsstlase
eiutra9en.
Gum Senefi, bss Sabnsmann 30.
ipitals ftnbet Samitas Elm fog. ,Eas
DAP" itatt uno man bofft, baburd cine
biibids Summs fiir bas pfroise Sniff.
tut Su srlansen.
- Die Beamten bss 10. Tesiments
srwablten 5reitas GbsnS sinitimmis
Wfaior @3ra 8. Ripple jun. als 9eut,
naut'@olonel uub bann ipurbe 3apitan
&iaarO 8. Surfe oils Oeiisn Stuafolssr
gum Muior erpdblt.
III. 9. Sunt, melder BON Der
StaSt cine @nti9doisuns uon $34, 600
forbsrte. neil oas Sunt uno @onnell
@isentbum on 8eft 9adapanna ausnue
bel Der @rbauuns bes Siabutts beldds
Sist purbs, erbislt DOuneritas bon ben
@siaworsueu 81, 800 suseiprodsn.
Seoermunn psib, mofiir aussrlide
Ssilmittel anSuweuben iiub. Der #glu.
ter Rain @rpellerA lit bas bette pon
allsnl @r mirb unter semilienbafter
arstlia wiIisniauftli6er @Ontroas als
iolaes bsrseltellt unb In Der sansen
0slt sesen Hbsumatismus, Nsurafsie,
@rfdltunsen etc. ansewsnbst. Siur 25
unb so Gents.
@r'@onsrebmann Tbomas 8. Dale
erfubr erit am Srsitas. bab ibH bic
PrObibitioniften uls ibrsn 8annertrager
fur @on9reB erforen batteu, oenn man
nabm iih nidt bic Miibe, ibn porber
Su fra9en, oh er millens isi, bic giomi'
nation aujunebmen. Serr Dale perlor
feline 3eit, ben Sefretdr bes StaateS
gu bitten, ieinen 9iamen BON Der 2ilte
Der aanoioaten 3u itrei6sn, ba er feline
Vuit bot. als 8anbibat Der 8alierapo.
itel fiir @onsrsB su laufen.
= Wtit beute anfansenb, perben bic
Officen oes Gubitors Der Sra6t uno
Yiusttabrednuns iopie bss Sradt gu.
ipruha9enteu Der Sadawanna @ompanie
ii6 in oem neuen Sabnbof on Der ODE,
rem 2adawanna Ipeuue befin6en. Die
SlnSeitellten Der bsiosn gbtbsilunsen,
etipa 200 an Der Sabl, iino aud bierbsr
um9eiieoelt. gin benz neusn 8abnbof
1T man uunmebr nit ben S9lubarbei.
ten beidaftiSt uno es mirO ni6t msbr
lange bauern, bis oerielbe fir ieinen
3wed gang uub gar bsnust piro.
ES llntsrri9t i'm alapierlpiel er'
tbeilt unter Siinitiseu Bebinsunssn
Srdulsiu emma 5ren. SIS. .Pins Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

- Sreb Ssor itiirSte seftern fopfiibsr
tn ben anbussidadt in Der Stanbarb
Urauerei uno trus cine @ebirneridiit'
teruu9 oapon.
= Dur6 unteriroiide lSeri6iebuns
gen peruriaAt, ereisuete ii6 WtOntas
yladmitta9 Dor oem @rie Sra6tbaus an
Sloro SSaibinstOn auenue cine Gent.
nn9. bic etwa 5ebu SUP tief unb a6t
SUB i'm Dur6meiier mar.
= Inter Der sInwsiiuns bss Diitrift
snnaltes O'Srien uerwarfen bic @rob.
sei6porenen 2s5 BON ben ibnen porge,
le9ten Sdlen uno eriparten bem County
baour6 nubs3u 5000. Die Gnflasen
murSen ioBuiussn auf ben Gila sslsst,
naabem bic slnfldser ni6t sri6ienen
waren, nnb bur6 bieies Sorssbsn wirb
perbinbert, oaB bel oeuielben Die Soften
erboben meroen f5nnen.
- Inf Die anflage oes Dtattben
sSbeeler uon Wfoscom tpurbe Oienltag
.. ". Spars uerbaftst uno nad einem
Serbor unter $1,000 Siirsidaft fir iein
9eri6tli6es @rideineu seitellt, neil er
ansebli6 einen triminellen anariff auf
bic nod ni6t 16 Sabre alte Stieftof.
ter oon Bbeeler, Bertha Smitb, ae.
madt baben ioll. Spars lit 5amilien.
pater unc itebt i'm mittleren Sitter.
= Sobn Wf. Semmerer, Elm Wiitatieb
Der Sirma 8ittenbenbsr & So. pom
6ranflin auenue. Der felt ben lesten
3Dei SabreH frdnfelte, ftarb am Gam.
flag Wforgen in ieiuer Bobnuns an
9tOro Baibu9ton auenue i'm slter pom
So Sabren. Der Ssritorbene mirb uon
Der SDlttwe unO eiuem Sobn iiberlebt
ino feline Seiiesuns erfolsts Wtontag
nit frsimaueriiden @bren i'm Sorelt Sia
Srieoaof.
: Sn bem 9feaI @itate @ebauoe an
@aibinstOn auenus, i'm @roseI6os Der
Barbour Some 3rebit @ompanis, brad /
I'M IL llbr am Sonntas Wiorsen elm ,
Srano aus. Der Dor ieiner Dspdltiguns
'em Sebduoe uno ben Wiietbern sroBen
odaosn 3ufiste. Wian peraui6last .
zen @eiammtuerluit auf SIS, 900. Ser
Barbour eaeeu unb Der ansren,enoe !
!aSen Der 5aiolb & @Olburn Gompanie
ino 10 3iemlid ausSebrunnt norben,
uabreno Die Wtietber Obsuauf bur6 ben I
tarten Gau6 beiddoist wurben. Die .
InsrenjenbeH @ebr. Wissarsee, bel oenen
as @aier einoraus, erbislten elm sroBes !
Quantnm Papier burh bas DaGer
IS nabm brei Stunben s
ii6tise slnitrsnsuns ieitsns Der 5euer.
oebr, nm Die Slammen su bswdltisen.
- Die Bsidenitslsr Der eadapanna
'ompanie baben in 8streff Der @nts y
aiiuns ibrer spei 8ameraben In ben
oonneritas Gbsno unb Srsitas Dtor. q
en- absebaltsnen Beriummlunssn fei'
ZEN Sei6luB SefaBt unO ss sridsint
unmebr. baB bic Guseleseubsit susrit
EN- SsidwsrOaomite iibsrssbsu msr.
en- wirb. ebe ruoitale Sdritts ssnom. \
leu wer6en. .. u. Sarsbarser, brit. i
sr Sise PraiiOent Der Bsidsnitsller q
lnion. traf Montas abeno pon 9tem i
)orf bier an unb iests iid iOfort nit .
en- Reprdisntanten Der biefissn Union $
n Berbiubuns. giad elmer breiftiinbi.
en- @onfereu, nit oenislbsn erfldrts sr, K
aB er sur 3sit nidts Su iassu babe, .
od erideint ss, baB bic Union oarauf
sitsbeu wiro, oab bic entlaiisusn Dfdu. a
sr wisoer tn ibre Stsllunseu singsiset
,eroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01

Die S6ulbsb6rbe beidloB In
elmer Wtontas giadt absebultenen Ser
iammluns, oaB bic Gr6ffnuus Der gia&t'
idulen am 8. 9iOuember srfOlSen ioIl.
Der Mountain 4afe Soblsn @ompanie
muroe gum Preis pon $1.90 bic 2onne
Der @ontraft fir Soblenlieferuns iibsr'
mieieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-01
gsri&t iibsr ben 3ufanb Der
Sra0erS Nati0nal Sanl

pou Ssraniou, i'm Staats psunlpIuanisu, am
S&lub bn Ssi&Sfts, %. Ssptsmb 1908.
@etbmitteI.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08

with cherries and pinned on each was
. a picture of the famous Stuart por-
trait of Washington.
The chapter will receive on Feb
ruary 22 in the afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. Armour Gardner, on FOun-
tain avenue. 1t will be quite an eiab-
crate affair and a social event. Each
member will be permitted to invite
six guests and about 200 VIII be
present. The chapter will be in re
ceiying line. Mrs. w. A. Gardner
and Mrs. Luke Russell were appointed
a committee on arrangements. Mrs.
Hubbard S. Wells and Miss Emily
Morrow are the invitation committee
Mrs. Eli G. Boone. regent of the
chapter. was appointed delegate to
attend the national d. A. r. congress
in Washington City in April. Mrs.
Edmund M. Post was made the alter
nate.
The chapter is considering an offer
from Prof. William Deal in regard to
the presentation of his opera, Bar
boa" here in the interest of the ID. A.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08

Padueah chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, observed Fri
day as Washington Day" at the regu-
lar February meeting of the chapter
Mrs. l.. S. Dubois was the hostess at
her home on Fountain avenue. A
ashington program was carried OUT
In an attractive way. Ten important
events were brought out in discus,
sion led by Mrs. Calvin II. Chamblin.
Those taking part were: Mesdames
NJ. B. Nash, David Flournoy, S. b.
Moore, Hal Walters, Claude Russell,
Fannie Allard, David G. Murrell and
J. o. Walker. "Mt. Vernon Then and
Now" was delightfully."- featured by
Mrs. Edmund M. Post. The chapter
was opened by the singing of America
and the response TO roll call was with
Current Events of ID. A. r. interest.
Mrs. Dubois beautifully appointed
luncheon carried out the Washington
idea. The napkins were decorated
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-08

or viewed It from the more
viewpoint of the omlook-
er even, will for an instant doubt.
She has been aided by officers SPLEEN
ddly capable and has had at her back
a club slnguarly harmonious, all of
which counts, but without that ge-
MUS for organization and that capaci-
ty for hard work to achieve success,
so singularly displayed, hese could
effect little. Mrs. Elbridge PaVier.
the first yice-president, aud Mrs. Rob-
ert Becker Phillips, the recording sec
rotary, have borne their full share In
the clubs success, and have been
splendid aids to Mrs. Rudy. In fact,
one notable fact throughout the year
has been that the entire roster of Off
GERS. all Of them women fitted to COM
mand and accustomed to doing so in
other clubs and lines of work, have
been as the least of these" in doing
whatsoever their hands have found
TO do. Here's to them, May the
club show~its appreciation of singular
~ faithful service by letting these Of
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Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

The Woman's club, OF Paducah, is
rounding up its first years work, at
least the first Annual Meeting will be
held on the first Thursday of March,
1905. At this time three of the six
officers OF the club, the President, the
First Vice-Presldent and the Record
ing Secretary will be elected. The
State Federation meeting here In
June. makes this an extremely critical
time, and il seems to be the eonsen-
sus OF the club opinion and the wis
dom of department heads that those
officers who have steered the club so
skillfully among the shoals OF organi-
cation and have had the state conyen-
ton u burden on their hearts and
minds since last June, should be the
ones TO meet the emergency. They
are: Mrs. James A. Rudy, president;
Mrs. Elbridge Palmer. first vice pres
ident; Mrs. James Campbell Flour
noy, second vice-president; Mrs. Rob
ert Becker Phillips. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. A. II. Meyers, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs E.G. Boone, treas
urer. BY constitution of the club only
fhree Of these are elected at time
and on alternate years. SO only the
President. first Vice-President. and
Recording Secretary are In the lime
light a this time.
The Paducah Womans club stands
out as one peculiarly successful in ev-
erything undertaken since its organl-
zation. the other and older clubs OF
the State have noted this and have
commented on the wondrous capabili-
ties displayed by this child among the
clubs. That much of this is due TO the
superb executive ability of the presi-
dent. Mrs. James A. Rudy, who has
never had the record of a failure in
anything she has undertaken, no one
who has been ION the inside OF
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delightful luncheon was served aid
the game. The guests were: ND
danes George c. Thompson, Louis
Rieke, Louise Maxwell, NJ. B. Mad
r. G. Terrell, Elizabeth Austin, wi
liam Marble. Lucy Robiou Ford,
W. Emery, Miss Polly Ferriman.
g
Reception in Honor of Miss Sandel|
a handsome function of the wed
was the reception given by Mrs MAJ
e. Sheriff. on Thursday evening fro
until II o'clock Introducing n
charming niece and house-guest, MI
Margaret Sanders, of Lebanon, Ten
The home one of the handsomest
the city, was bower of smilax, q
nations and palms, the color-motlf
pink and green being emphasiz
throughout ina the decorations, In y
appointments bf the dining room q
in the ices and cakes. Punch A.
served in the library. "
Mrs. Sheriff. was assisted In rec0|