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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-14
MILWAUKEE COUNTY COUNTY corR1
to Probate.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY COUNTY COURT
to Probate.
"a the Matter Of The Estate Of Antan
schalier. Deceased. ~
On reading and GA gthe petition OF Franciska
snnAiief, adiainh tratix Of the estate Of Anton
2thaAef ueeeAsed, representing among othar
thinRs that she has NUS administered he AID
estate and pfaFIuR that X time aud place ~
hkta iof examining and allowing her account
~ hsf administration and assigning the fesidua
OF we SAID estate according 70 law
us ordered. that said application be heard b.
31te ih3s Agufii At q reRnlar term thereof. to b
held tths Cont House., Ia he city Of HusauI
zee on itrst Tuesday Of April 1909. az 9
oeioA OF as soon here after. a. tie same
nay ed on The Calendar.
an fiher ordered, that notice OF sad
apptf pa hearing BE- given to ali persons
inlaft. publication Of a copy Of this 0rdoF
5'f itftf hfceeslYe weeks prior o. the day fixad
ipf lehlea 3 once 40 each week, In The Columbia
q new papsr publi.hed IN SAID County,
baie1 tbts y day ~ March 1903.
BY the Court.
John g. Karel. County Judge.
H. IeHksUa. Attorney
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-21

McCaskell of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Nc
, Cormick was formerly one of the Sails
bury girls, and Mrs. McCaskell, niece
of Mrs. Samuel Newhouse who is now
in London. Both ladies brought many
beautiful gowns with them.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphris, who will
arrive in England about the end Of the
present month, were last heard from at
Calcutta.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Ballentyne leave
on the Manchuria tomorrow for the
Coast. They will visit in Canada and
also in Seattle where Mrs Ballentyne $
sister, Mrs. Fairly, formerly Miss Leon.
tine Hartnagle, now resides.
Many visitors in Honolulu were en-
tertained at Ainahau, Ex-Governor Cleg-
horn s beautiful Waikiki home, on Fri
day afternoon at an informal tea. Mrs.
HAYES presided at the tea table.
y - -
Mrs. J. Walter Jones, 1886 Kewaio
street, gave delightful tea on Thurs
day from to 6, in honor of Miss Mary
III. Krout, who sails for San Francisco
on the Alameda next Wednesday. The
guests asked to meet Miss Krout were
Mrs. William Wilder. Mrs. Sanford
Dole, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Wadhams, Mrs.
S. NJ Damon, Mrs. Henry Waterhouse,
Mrs. McGrew, Miss Hardaway, Miss
Ida Pope, Mrs. E. Kopke, Mrs. Wright
son and Mrs. Sanford Moses. -
n y -
On Thursday evening, April %, Mr..
Hugo Herzer will present four of his
advanced pupils in a song recital at
the Young Hotel. The monthly recitals
given by Mr.. Herzer' s pupils have
proven very successful and this one,
including only the most advanced
| pupils, should be rare musical treat.
y y -
Mr. and Mrs T. A. McCandless en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday evening
and Mrs. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs Tenney
Peek, Mr.. and Mrs. Holman, Captain
and Mrs. Carter and Miss Frear. Amer
lean Beauty roses were used for table
decorations.
e y y
Mrs. George Robertson and three
daughters VIII leave on the ManchuTla
for California, and visits will be made
| in many cities. Miss Robertson may
visit an old schoolmate in Salt Lake
City.
" " -
| Major and Mrs. Wadhams. DR.. and
| Mrs Waterhouse, Mrs. Atkins and Mr..
David Anderson. were the dinner
guests of Mrs and Mrs. Deering at
( their King street residence on Tuesday.
~ ~ -
! News of Miss May Damon, who has
been abroad and more recently in Can
| ada. is that her health is much better.
- - y
It is. understood that Miss L. Sargent
who is to marry one of the Walker
BOYS. will be welded in the autumn and
! will make her home in Honolulu. Miss
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representative of the National Wo-
man S Rivers and Harbors Association.
- - -
Miss Mary H. Krout who has made
her home for the past year with Mrs.
A. Francis Judd, has been the guest
of Mrs. William Wilder-an old and
intimate friend during the past week
During former visits to Honolulu Miss
Krout has always been Mrs. Wilder s
guest.
Princess Kawananakoa was in Wash
ington during the Inauguration and was
the guest of Prince and Princess Ka-
lanianaole. She returned to New York
and planned to leave for Europe next
week, although there is a possibility
of her making a hurried trip back to
Honolulu first. Mrs. Nav was In New
York recently and expected to go to
Europe on the same steamer with her
~ - y
Captain Vaughn Lewes, commander
of the British cruiser Cambrian, and
Mrs. Lewes were guests of honor at
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy's dinner
party on Wednesday evening at their
Manoa Hill residence. As usual masses
of the dainty nasturtiums which grow
in profusion on the stone wall of the
Swanzy's premises were used for dec
orations. Other guests were Major and
Mrs Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carter, Captain Nugent, H. NJ S.
Flora; Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies,
Miss Marion Warehouse, Miss Nina
Adams, Lieuts. Pierson and Pinsent of
the Cambrian
Mrs Wrightson of Fort Shafter en-
tertained Miss Krout and Mrs. Atkins
informally at dinner on Thursday even
ing. Both ladies are Indianians and
have many mutual friends in Indian
apolis and elsewhere. Miss Atkins sails
for San Francisco about the middle of
April
Mr.. and Mrs. Imanishi, formerly of
Honolulu, gave reception at Sherry IS,
New York, on February 81 from to
6 clock. The Imanishis were promi-
nent in both foreign and japanese local
society during their long residence here.
Mrs. Imanishi having been educated in
the town schools.
Mrs. Love, visitor in Homo
lulu, was the guest of honor on Wed
nesday at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Frank Atherton at her College Hills
home. Among the guests were Mrs.
Montague Cooke, Mrs. Ernest Ross,
Mrs. Bodefeld, Miss Grace Cooke, Miss
Moore and Mrs. Patterson.
- - -
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Walter F.
Frear entertained at the gubernatorial
Punahou, in honor of Captain
and Mrs. Vaughn Lewes and officers
of the British cruisers Flora and Cam
brian. It was an afternoon affair, par
taking largely of a garden party.
y ~ y
Among the very dressy women who
are visiting Honolulu at present are
Mrs. Louis Mccormick and Mrs. Jaspar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-21

A Honolulu romance is disclosed in
the following item from q Pasadena
paper: An unusually interesting en-
gagement announced today is that of
Miss Florence Bland of this city,
daughter of Mrs. Flora Goodall Bland
of Washington street, to Lieutenant
Commander Thomas Drayton Parker,
U.S.N., executive and navigating Of
fcer of the U. s. S. Buffalo. This news
came in letter today from San Fran
cisco, from Mrs. Bland, mother of the
happy bride-elect, to her son here, Regi-
maid Bland, the well known musician.
Mrs. Bland and her two daughters,
the Misses Florence and Serena Bland,
spent all of last summer in Honolulu
and the Hawaiian Islands and were
there at the time of the visit Of the
United States battleship fleet, when
the pretty romance had its beginning.
Later they went to Japan and since
their return to this country have been
in San Francisco where the Misses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-21

Mrs. Mackal.
- ~ -
Bert Nixon, son of United States
Senator Nixon, who has been spending
the past week at the Moana, will leave
with his tutor for the Orient in the
near future
Mrs. William G. Irwin and daughter,
Miss Helene Irwin, were recent arrivals
at Coronado. The San Francisco News
Letter says that Admiral and Mrs.
Lyon and Admiral and Mrs. Stevens
were recently at the Fairmont, San
Francisco, renewing old acquaintance
and that Honolulu is the destination
of the Lyons.
DR.. and Mrs MeGrew have heard
nothing from Paris to indicate that
their son, J. Tarn McGrew, was married
there recently. as an afternoon paper
stated during the week.
y y y
The United States Senate on March
3 confirmed the nomination Of Second
Lieutenant Philip G. Wrightson, 10th
Infantry, of Fort Shafter to be First
Lieutenant. dating from November q,
1908. vice Herring. 10th Infantry. re-
tired. First Lieutenant Wrightson
NAV now wear single bars on his
shoulder-straps His engagement to
Miss Hardaway. niece of DIR. and Mrs.
J. s. McGrew. was recently announced.
The Husband-Well say what you
will my dear Won I'll find worse men
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SPRING MILLINERY ON DISPLAY TOMORROW MORNING

OF hundred these of sh0
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more 70 the wv
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Milan Our
Of all that's
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HoNoLULU's CALLING DAYS

Ss
" =
W Mondays Punahou, College Hills, Y
" Manoa Heights, Makili. y
V Tuesdays = Waikiki, Kapiolani =
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. u
" Wednesdays-Nu Puunui and Y
" Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu u
" bridge, first and third Wednes- q
ss days; below, second and fourth; u
" Pacific Heights. fourth. "
W Thursdays-The Plains. u
W Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort u
W Shafter, first and second Fri y
sg days. V
" Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha "
" Schools, third and fourth Satur- Y
" days of month. v
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ing dainty supper was served at small
tables in the dining room, and punch
was served in lanai surrounded with
flags Among the guests were the Brit
ish Consul and Mrs. Ralph Forster, Mr.
and Mrs. George Carter, Mr. and Mrs
s. G.. Wilder, DIR. and Mrs. Langhorne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ivers. Captain and
Mrs Moses, U.S.N.; Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Macfarlane, the Misses Lady, Helen
and Alice Macfarlane, DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest Waterhouse. DIR. and Mrs. Vic
tor Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Brown,
Mrs. Lewton- Brain, DR.. and Mrs. James
Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. James Coekburn, Mrs. A. G.
Halves, the Misses Jordan, the Misses
Parke. Miss Bullen, Miss Birney, Miss
Day, Miss Kaufman, Major Dunning,
U.S.A.; Messrs. Jameson, David An
derson, George Fairchild, Guy Macfar
lane, j. McKinnon.
- - -
Mrs. Robertson, who has been in Ho-
noluIu since the feet arrived last year,
leaves on the Manchuria tomorrow with
her young son. On Wednesday she was
hostess at farewell luncheon at the
Moana, covers being laid for fourteen
guests, who were Mrs. Walter Frear,
Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Wrightson, Mrs.
Ellen Weaver, Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse,
Mrs. A. G. Halves, Mrs. Prosser, Mrs.
Parks, Mrs. c. T. Wilder, Mrs. Horn
berger, Miss Hardaway, Miss Frear.
- - -
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen spoke on
Friday at the Normal School as the
ss NJ 80 - ~ 80 ~ ~ - ~ :,
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Sargent is now at her home in New
York.
The dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iyers on Friday evening included DIR.
and Mrs. Langhorne, Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder.
- - y
Mrs. Bruce McVean Naekall gave a
recital Friday afternoon in Chas. z.
Bishop Hall to the chorus classes Of the
College and the upper grades of the
Preparatory School. She was assisted
by Mrs. lola Barber Ingalls,. violinist:
Miss Carolyn L. Sheffield, pianist, and
Miss Margaret E. Clarke, aceompanist-
The program, which was as follows.
was arranged for by Miss Rogers, di-
rector of the choruses:
willamette Dell 'Acqua
81 mes VerS. HAM
Vous Dansez .....L amaire
Mrs. Maekall.
Polonalse Brilliante. 49,. WieniawZki
Mrs. ingalls,.
Allerseelen .................. Strauss
Folk Song. ...........E Eugene Hildaek
Spring Song Won Fielitz
Mrs. Mackall.
Witches Dance ...... Mcdowell
Persian Song Burmeister
Miss Sheffield.
, Inc DanZa. -ChauWlek
Irish Folk Song. ........... Foote
An Open Secret Woodman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-21

The Husband-Well, say what you
will, my dear, you'll find worse men
than me in the world. The Wlfe-On,
Tom, how can you be so bitterF-Ihe
Sketch
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
REAL ESTATE ron sALR

For Sale Two lots on Market street,
north side, so feet from corner of
Mcclellan street; sold on easy terms.
Apply at E. M Kelly Realty Co., "A
Smith street, Perth Amboy, N. ].
6948-11-18-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
LESSONS ON FIRST
AID TO THE INJURED

The study of first aid to the in
jured and nursing in all it's branch
es, which for some time past has
been taught in many of the schools
Ia the Greater City under competent
instructors and lecturers, is about to
be started in the schools on this end
of the island
A course of lectures on first aid
was held in public school No. ], Tot
tenyille, recently. In the study the
children are instructed infthe trans
portation of the injured and the
many uses to which the ordinary
stretcher can be put preceding the
arrival of physician The instruc-
tion includes the treatment of an in
FAINT attacked with commissions and
antidotes for various forms of poi
sons
The children are not only to be in
structed in the use of roller band
ages, as used by physicians, but will
also be taught the use to which the
ordinary handkerchief can be placed
in binding wounds and stopping the
flow of blood Attention Is paid to
the care of the sick room
The lessons include ventilation,
the placing of sheets, fixing the tenn
perature of the room, cooking the
food for the sick, making Of poul-
tiees and the use of the clinical ther-
mometer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
TOTTENVII.LE LOCALS.

Richmond Lodge No. so, X. of Hs
meets tonight.
Mrs. Addie Lyons and Miss Ella
Sleight of Manhattan, are visiting in
town.
Mrs. Albert w. Slaight visited in
Annadale yesterday.
William O'BrIen, proprietor OF the
Armory Cafe in Main street, Is con-
fined to his home with rheumatism,
Miss Nellie Dunigan has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams. OF
South Jersey, are visiting the latter's
sister here.
Enoch Corson, Jr., of Amboy ave-
nue., entertained few friends from
Perth Amboy at his home last even
ing.
"a Love of a Bonnet social and
entertainment will be given In South
Baptist church November 23 at 8
O'clock All are cordially invited
Tickets are twenty cents. including
refreshments; children, ten cents
Ice cream will be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
FOR new BUILDING
AT MT. LORETTO

The work of tearing down one OF
the large five-story buildings at the
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin,
Mt I.oretto, to make way for a
modern structure, was started yes
terday. Contractor Hull, of the i'm
stitutlon, has the work in charge.
It is proposed to erect an up-to-
date fireproof building on the site OF
the big frame structure that is being
taken down. This building is over
100 feet long and has been used as
dormitory for boys, but was con-
sidered unsafe. The new building
is to be of brick and fireproof as near
as it can be built.
While the work of tearing the old
building down and erecting the new
one is going on, the boys Will be
housed at night in one OF the other
buildings that has been made into a
temporary dormitory The new build
ing Will probably be completed In
about year A large force Of men
has been put to work on If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
AN INTERESTING CASE
INVOLVING PROPERTY

One of the first cases of interest
tried at the special term of the SUI
preme court in Borough hall at ST.
George this week before Judge Les
ter w. Clark, was that of Ellen c..
Cottrell against George r. Cottrell,
Clark Cottrell and Charlotte @. Cope
land.
This was an action to set aside a
deed OF conveyance made May 8,
1906, by the plaintiff, who now de-
.clarezahat the deed as now in force
and operation was not the. instru-
ment she believed she was signing
when she transferred the propertys
Mrs. Cottrell was represented by II.
w Rianhard; Clark Cottrell by L..
b Wfddecombe; and Mrs Copeland
by Frank II nnis. The Cottrells re-
side In Broadway, TottenyiI1e, and
Mrs Copeland in Brooklyn
The first witness was Mrs. Cot
trell She testified that she had
been married to the defendant for
over twenty years. She had two
children by him, who were now CO.
defendants in the suit. Previous to
May. 1903, Mrs. Cottrell owned a
house Jointly with her husband at
]Nltcnftttr. VII WAY q +, dbOFSe H.
Cottrell, the husband. convinced his
wife that 1t was for the best interest
or all concerned that the property
should be transferred to the children.
Mrs. Cottrell agreed in the decision
and the next day they went to law
yers office at As Broadway, New
York, where q deed conveying the
property was ready for her signature.
Mrs. Cottrell alleges that she was
not aware of its texts or -contents un-
til a week afterwards, when It come
back from the county clerks Office.
She then examined 1t and discoy-
cred that her husband was made
guardian over the children and trus-
tee Of the property and could sell,
mortgage or dispose of the property
as he saw fit. She thought the deed
gave the property to the children alb
solaitely and intimated that her sig
nature was obtained by fraud and de-
ceit.
Mrs. Cottrell's counsel asked to
have the present deed set aside and a
new one drawn to comply with her
original Intentions After Mr.. Cot
trell had testified the court took the
matter under consideration and will
render a decision in about ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
ENDRAvOR UNION MEr.

Every Christian Endeavor Society
in the borough of Richmond was rep
resented at the November meeting
Of the Staten Island Christian Endea-
vor Union In the Mariners Harbor
Baptist church last night. After a
short business session an address
was given by Karl Lehman, field sec
retary of three large western states.
Mr.. Lehman's subject was, What
Christian Endeavor Stants For. =
Bernard Clausen, who was recently
appointed field secretary of New
York state, also made an address.
Those from the South Baptist So
ciety, Tottenville. present. were Mrs.
Mary l.. Mason. president; Miss
Irene Wightman. Miss Lulu Green,
Miss Jennie B. Wood and Roy Col
Inns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

Some of the news" of your imme-
diate neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
I,ECTURE ON "HAMLET. !"

The fourth lecture of the course
on Shakespeare, in the assembly
room of public school No. 3, Pleas
ant Plains, last night, was well at
tended. The lecture was delivered
by Mrs. Grace A. Burt Homan on
the subject of Hamlet" in which
she gave an excellent explanation OF
the story of the great tragedy. 1t
was illustrated by selections from
the play.
There will be no lecture next week
on account of Thanksgiving Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
PHEASANT PLAINS YocALs.

Mrs. George Barbour visited In
Perth Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. Susan Totten and Mrs. Em-
ma Batourette have returned from a
visit in Bayonne.
Miss Anna Snappenbergh has ta-
ken a position at the dental works
The new residence OF Clinton Gra-
ham in Woodvale avenue Is nearing
completion.
w. J.. Penton and Conrad Kress
were in Perth AmI5ey Wednesday.
A monthly meeting of Amicitia
Hook and Ladder Company was held
in their quarters in Amboy avenue
Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-11-19
REGINA EUCHRE CLIIB.

The members of the Regina
Euchre Club We're entertained at the
home OF Mrs William Bloodgood In
Johnson avenue, Tottenville. yester-
day afternoon After the games
prizes were awarded and refresh
ments were served Mrs. George w.
Dubois was awarded first prize, a
belt buckle, and Mrs. A. M. Donald-
son, second, a lunch cloth.
The club will meet next week on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Donaldson.