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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15
Satin Rajah that IS $1.25 a yard---79c.

Satin Rajah is rough-weave silk that looks as smooth as piece of polished steel. It has the gleam of that same steel, too. It flashes and sparkles in the light and with light And in color, it is sim ply glorious.
 Deep and elusive blues and wisteria tones, quiet gravs that are richly satisfy ing, brown and rose and terra cotta and such substantial shades, cheery light blue and light green, handsome black and nat ural color as we'll.
 Satin Rajah is 24 inches wide, is finn of weave as well as handsome, is worth $1.25 yard. zo
 Pick your liked color at lSc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-15

Silk-and-woo bayadere stands Number I on the list. 'Tis one of the handsomest and most-alluring fabrics that the whole season has brought forward. Its stripes of gleaming silk are only brought into more-beautiful relief by the soft fone of the woolen that divides them. The eIf- tire fabric gleams with life and beauty. Former rrice-$3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

The. AFFAIR s&as. gixan..tomplimentary
to Mrs. Morrow, wifes,sok 6. Captain
Morrow, The table decorations were
very beautiful, and artistic '.favors
were found at each. place. Those
present were Mrs. Winslow, Mrs.
Samuel Wadhams, wife OF Major
Wadhams, Mrs. Selden Kingsbury,
Mrs. Frank, Marrow and Mrs, Parks.
wife OF Engineer Parks.
4. 4 T.,
Mr.. and Mr.. Riggs Dinner.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Morton Riggs entertained at an in
formal dinner; pink geraniums and
pink place cards, carried out the
color scheme Of pink. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nor
ton Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mrs. Hagens and iMr.
Charles Mc.isoy.. 'a"f
Japanese Consul's Luncheon.
The japanese Consult Uyeno was
host at a.charming luncheon Monday
at the Young Hotel, given in honor
OF the Prince and Princess Kuni ana
their party: the table decorations
were , red ,ros's aAs avs. sngaidden hair
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

Twelve places were laid on the beau
tifully appointed table. which was
covered with a handsome damask
cloth; inserted the center Of the
cloth, was an exquisite square o.
lace. over pink silk. No set decora-
lions were used, with the exception
of the silver candelabra with pink
silk shades, while rose pink begonias
and maiden hair fern were scattered
promiscuously over the table. giving
a beautiful floral effect. Those pres
ent were Judge and Mrs. Francis
Hatch, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. o. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Cooke. Judge and
Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Selden Kings
bury and Colonel Halves. r
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Mr.. Jordan's Dinner.
Prior to their departure on the
Siberia, Mr.. Allison Jordan enter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23
Dinner Dance at Country Club.

At the Country Club on tuesday
evening, a dinner party was given by
Doctor and Mrs. Monsarrat in honor
of Mrs. Julian Monsarrat. The party
motored to the pretty Club house;
dinner was served at 1880. The ta-
BILE decorations were red and white
carnations, and asparagus fern.
Each place card bore a snap shot
picture. taken at Kapapala Ranch
the guests all having at some time,
been guests at that place, which Is
the home of Mrs. Monsarrat. A
quintette club played during dinner.
and later for dancing. Those present
besire the host and hostess and their
guest of honor, were Mrs. Jack Dow
sett, Mrs. Raymond. Miss Athalie
Levey, Miss Violet Makee, Miss Nc
! Intyre, Miss Maggie Mcintyre, Mr..
George H. Robertson. Mr.. Sam Wal
ker. Mr.. Robert McCorriston, Mr..
Frank Mcintyre, Mr.. Herbert Dow
sett and Mr.. James McInerny,
Miss Rhodes Supper.
Miss Ada Rhodes entertained at a
buffet supper Monday. In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay, Of Kauai
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elston OF
Berkeley, Cal. The house was de-
corated appropriately for the occa.
sion. After supper, Bridge Whist
was played, and pretty prizes were
awarded. Those present included
most OF the guests. who had par
taken of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gays
hospitality at a house party, given
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

HERE has been n decided ces-
sation in the social af(airs
of Honolulu during the past
week; most of the enter
tanning aas Deen OF an In
formal nature. Luncheons,
bridge and dinner parties have occurred
to break the monotony OF social lie IN
town. The coming and going OF the
smart set is daily gossip for those
who have summored out of town are
returning, and those who have been
abroad are hOmeward bound, while
others who decided to postpone their
summer vacation, in order to spend
the holiday season with their dear
ones on the mainland, are busy max
ing preparations, in order to carry
out that project. Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson, who has not being going out
socially on account of the death OF
her sister, will leave on the China,
the 3Oth of October for San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Richardson will join his
wife shortly before Christmas in the
Western metropolis. The Jack Calls
who have been touring Europe for
the past six months, are II, New
York, after the big Thanksgiving
football games, they will start home
ward. and arrive in Honolulu &c
celebrate Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy have
taken apartments at the st. Francis
in San Francisco; during their so
journ In California, Miss Irene Fish
err will be the guest OF Miss Jessie
Kennedy At l432 Victoria Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

last summer on Kauai. Owing to the
close friendship OF the guests the
entertainment was most informal,
which added to the enjoyment Of the
evening. Besides the guests Of hon
or. Miss Clark OF California. Miss
Phinney of Southern California, Mr..
Arthur Macintosh. Mr.. Allison Jor-
dan, Mr.. William Williamson and
Mr.. Bobby Bond were present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

citing games of tennis were witness
ed, late in the afternoon tea was
served by the gracious hostess under
the beautiful palm trees; about
thirty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mi5. W. R. Castles Buffet
.,, Supper. !.
In compliment to Mrs. Selden
Kingsbury. who has been their guest
for the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Castle entertained at BUFFET
Supper Saturday evening. The sup
per was served on the beautiful cir
cular lanai Of the Castles home,
which was decorated with palms.
hanging baskets and choice flowers.
Among those present besides the
host and hostess were Mrs. Kings
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck
Judge and Mrs. Philip Weaver, Mrs
Locke. Miss Beatrice Castle, Mr..
Sherwood Lowrey and Mr.. Altar
Lowrey. 80 ,A
Mrs. Winslow's Luncheon. u.s.
One OF the most delightful Of thu
recent luncheons. was given by Mrs
Winslow. wife OF Major !Winslow Of
| the Engineer Corps Of u. s. Army
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

tained in honor Of Mr., and Mrs.
Francis Gay and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Elston at his Nuuanu Valley
home. Red roses were used as an
effective decoration; many fetching
frocks were worn by the bevy OF
young maids and matrons, and OF
course the conventional dinner coat
was worn by the sterner sex. Those
who participated in Mr., !. ,Jordan's
hospitality were Mr.. and, Mr.. Fran
els Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ef
ston. Miss Ada Rhodes. Miss Phin-
ney. Miss Clark. Miss Elston and
Messrs. william Williamson. Bond.
Arthur Macintosh and Clarence
Waterman. ,...,
Mrs. Carl Holloway's Supper.
The Holloway home. in Nuuanu
Street, was the scene Of q jolly sup
per party. Tuesday evening, which
was given in honor of Miss viven.
guest of Mrs. Holloway. The long
supper table was decorated in chry-
santhemums. with dainty place cards
to match, after supper the entire
party motored to Moanalua and Wai-
kiki, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer. Miss Biven,
Miss Vera Damon, Miss Harriet
Hatch, Miss Violet Damon, Miss
Alice Hedeman. Miss Mosher, Mr..
George Brown. Mr.. Farrar, Mr..
Sherwood Lowrey and Lieutenant
Kilgore.
Judge and Mrs. Ballou's Dinner. I
| Wednesday evening. Judge and
Mrs. Sidney Ballou entertained In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knud'
sen. at their Nuuanp Valley home
the dinner was quite elaborate. the
table decorations OF yellow, were
both unique and original, and pro
NOTED much pleasure and merriment;
the DECORATIONS by less accomplish
ed hostess could not have been at,
tempted. Those present were Judg'
and Mrs. Ballou. Mr.. and Mrs. Fri,
Knudsen, Miss L'Orange. "a sister o.
Mrs. Knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. jane
Wilder, Doctor and Mrs . Charlie
Cooper and Doctor Hedeman.
| 4 = tN ~ ~
Luncheon at British Consulate,
Mrs. Ralph Forster was the hos
tess at one Of the prettiest affairs o
the week. The English Consulat
never looked more attractive than OF
this 'occasion--with its decorations O
: exquisite cut fowers--covers wer
laid for ten and luncheon was serve
at one o'clock, during the afternoo
the game of Bridge was enjoyed
, Those present were Mrs. Ralph Fors
ter. Miss Gras. Mrs, Francis Gay @
Kauai, Mrs. Charles Elston and Mis-
Elstpn OF berkeley, Cal, Mrs., Sid
ney Ballou. Miss Clark and =, Mrs
\ Phinney Of California, Mrs. Charlie
Forster and Mrs, Charles Wilder.
.,t.,. tr.k Nv at'-.ni Z
9 Mrs. George Waterhouses TENN
Tea. ID ~ ae1 '5'
Mrs. George ,Waterhouse invited
number of friends to a Tennis Tel
I Tuesday afternoon, to meet Mrs
|. Eric Knudsen and Miss L'Orang,
4 The afternoon was ideal for an on
!, OF door entertainment. and the We
men looked picturesque In their fun
dresses and shower hats. Several e,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23
Paymaster and Mrs. Hornberger's

Paymaster and Mrs. Hornberger's
Dinner.
Paymaster and Mrs. Hornberger OF
the Navy. gave another of their
charming little dinners Wednesday
evening. The AFFAIR was given In
honor of Mrs. Selden Kingsbury.
Yellow was chosen as the color
scheme; feathery yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS occupied the center OF the ia
BILE, while quaint miniature baskets
with handles. containing sailed al
monds were found at each place, at.
tached to the handles. with yellow
satin ribbon, were the name cards,
designating the guests place. Mrs.
Hornberger was becomingly clad in
lingerie frock. the guest of honor
wore a heavy white silk embroidere
crepe gown with Persian trimmings
Those present were Paymaster anc
Mrs. Hornberger. Mrs. Kingsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Pack, Cap
tain and Mrs. Winters and Mr.
Charles McAvoy.
Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinner
Tuesday, Governor and Mrs. Freal
entertained at dinner. complimentary,
to Judge and Mrs. Francis Hatch, a
their home on Punahou street
y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23
WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR.

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Saturday: R sNsbR 7al
The Arthur Wallis House Party &. sh5 J..
The William Castles Buffet supper. .
Sunday: 49,. %
Judge and Mrs. Dole's Breakfast bt4r 30 pal j.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Haag's Dinner. neS, . r'1srge
,,rl Mon day: ,a,.p
Miss Ada Rhodes Buffet Supper. 4, d
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Badwin's Dinner. att...
Mrs. Charles Coopers Luncheon. %.
japanese Consurs Luncheon. ,-4
Luncheon at the English Consulate. ,...,
Tuesday: "a
Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinner. ,l 5r
Misses Jordan's ennis Tea. IN s,N
Mrs. Carl Holoways Supper. noirI. la
Mrs. Forsters Lun cheon .t r.. -,
Mrs. George Water houses Tennis Tea. 81.
Mrs. McStocker's Luncheon.
Dinner Dance at Country Club.
DR.. Honman's Stag Luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs Dinner.
Wednes lay: ,T5-.
Judge and Mrs. Ba llou's Dinner,
Paymaster and Mrs Hornbergers Dinner.
Mrs. +. A. Schaefers Luncheon.
Thursday: .r.. %.
Major and Mrs. Winslow's Dinner. .,
Mrs. w. r. Castles Tea.
Mr.. Jordan's Dinner. t
Mrs. Hitchcock's Musicale and Luncheon.
Friday: .. ..
Doctor A. b. Clarks Dinner. '.tr
Mrs. James Dough erty's Luncheon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23
Mrs. George Waterhouse's Tenni

Mrs. George ,Waterhouse invited a
number of friends to a Tennis Tea.
Tuesday afternoon, to meet Mrs.
Eric Knudsen and Miss L'Orange.
The afternoon was ideal for an out
OF door entertainment. and the wo-
men looked picturesque I'M their fluffy
dresses and shower hats. Several ex-
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
q 4 A n q |. .

A rain that was much appre-
ciated fell Sunday.
People throughout this section
are about done planting cotton.
Quite II number from this place
attended singing at Mt. View
Sunday.
j. W. Johnson and lady Of
Cave City were visitors at the
home of w. a. Street Sunday.
A considerable frost was Wis
ible Sunday morning and con-
siderable damage was done to
corn, cotton and potatoes.
Some one down here must
"have it in" for US. From the
looks Of our field some one must
have sowed millet seed all over
our crop, but we may be mis-
taken-it may be crab grass.
Mr.. Editor, we would be glad
if you could visit our literary So
ciety, which 10 being carried on
AZ Cross Roads, This scribe,
for the first time in life, tried tc
debate Saturday night. The
subject discussed was, "Resolved
that fire has been more destruc-
tive than water" There were
Mack Tounsleay, Zaek jarrett
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
Alfred Thomas Injured.

Alfred Thomas, q prosperous
citizen who lives a few miles
west Of town, was very painfully
hurt one day the latter part Of
last week as he was returning to
this place from Batesville with q
load of goods. Several miles out
from Batesvile he drove out of
the road to let some other wag-
ons pass, and in getting into the
road again, his wagon was over
turned, Mr.. Thomas being PIN
ioned to the ground by part OF
his load. His right leg was bad
ly bruised and injured, besides
other bruises about the body.
Mrs. Thomas was also in the
wagon at the time of the acci-
dent, but escaped unhurt. Mr..
Thomas is being attended by a
physician, and will be up again
soon it is said.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
Dies Suddenly.

Miss Martha Graves, aged
about so years, died suddenly at
the home of II neighbor west Of
Nashville, Howard county,
Tuesday, Of heart failure, result
ing from excitement and unusual
exertion incident to reaching
shelter from a rainstorm, Miss
Graves was very stout, weighing
more than 800 pounds, and when
she reached the house at which
she died she fell to the floor, ex-
piring Instantly.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
Pauper Causing Trouble.

James r.. Carpenter, keeper OF
tho county paupers, was in to see
us a few minutes one day this
week. There are now ten pau
pers on the farm. One Of these,
Joe Biggs, is giving Mr.. Carpen-
ter great deal Of trouble. Blggs
wants to kill himself and has 10
be constantly watched to prevent
him from ending his own life.
When Mr.. Carpenter leaves the
farm Biggs is closely confined.
The unfortunate m IN is about 40
years Of age.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
S II E l. B Y VII L E.

Lindsey Gyngard is the pro.
prietor of a barber shop in town
now.
James Brummitt, the grocery
drummer, was in our town one
day last week.
Will Horh the big, fat man of
Cave City, was in this section
Saturday night and attended the
Masonic meeting at Cross Roads.
We've been having all kinds
Of weather down here the pasl
week. One day it is cold enough
for Christmas and the next it IL
hot enough for the Fourth Of
July. Myl my! What are we
farmers going to do?
DR.. Ellis Of Oil Trough was in
our town one day the past week.
Ho formerly lived here and has
many warm friends in this com.
munity, The DOCTORS visits are
becoming very regular OF late,
and it 10 said all Of them are not
Of u professional nature.
There was ~ literary society
organized at Bold Springs last
Saturday night with q. h. Will.
liams president and Miss Artie
Taylor secretary. We did not
learn who tho other officers are,
but they have q full crew and
will meet again next Saturday
night. Everybody is invited to
come, bring somebody with them,
ana nave " Roou tlule'
Seeing in the Mobley news last
week that some Of the old writer's
to tho Record, who have been
laying out lately, were to be
heard from again, has induced
ue to sharpen our pencil anew
But alas, we find that the sharp.
ening process Is about all there
Is to IL, for we've been way over
ut the back of the field the past
week and have not kept up with
the news, not even the doingB oI
tho legislature, 80 we have but
little to write.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
81 D N E Y
Health is very good.

Health is very good.
Most everybody is done plant
ing.
The w. O. w. initiated one
member Monday night.
DR.. d. w. Gray and family are
visiting relatives at Curia this
week.
Mrs. Ball of Curia was visiting
here last week, guest, OF Or. d.
W. Gray.
Rev. Caltman filled his regular
appointment here Sunday, the
first in six weeks.
John McGee has bought prop
erty here and contemplates mov-
ing to this place soon.
There will be q Childrens' Day
service at the Methodist church
the first Sunday in June.
The Sidney bali team returned
from Cave City Saturday night,
very sad after having been de-
feated. However, part OF the
boys were able to sing as they
passed through town.
Little Vivian Woods, who is
only six years old, gave a very
interesting lecture here Monday
night on Woodcraft from the
cradle to the grave, Woodcraft
through life and in death, mans
love to his family, and explain
ing the Woodlands duty to the
widows and orphans. 1t was
excellent for one of her age.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
B E N G A Y

L. R. Vaughan was at Cave
City one day lately.
A couple of strangers were ir
our midst last week selling spec.
tacles.
F. j. Doss and his son, Robert,
were in the Balboa country Sat-
urday.
Z Cecil Pickens has the contract
to teach the summer school al
Curry Springs.
Health is reasonably good in
this section, for which fact we
should be thankful.
y Mrs. Finis Doss attended the
annual grave cleaning at Max
vile cemetery Saturday.
"Uncle Steve" Little and son
iof Grange were here Saturday
having some milling done.
Mrs. MolIie Brightwell, who
has been on the sick list, is able
TO be up, we are proud to say.
William Barnett and family
from Strawberry were guests Of
the family Of Ben Brightwell
Saturday night and Sunday.
We have not heard j. II. Cooke
say what the frost did to his cot
ton that was up. But there
wasn't much Of it; he may have
covered it with quilt.
R. 7. Howerton takes the
championship for killing big
snakes. He killed a rattlesnake G
one day last week that measured
four feet in length and had 13
rattles.
Mrs, Percy Wainwright and
Miss Mollie Howard were doing
some trading at Cave City one
day last week, and also visited
Mrs. Wainwright's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Montgomery.
We would like to get hold of a
remedy that will kill or keep the
ticks off of COWS. We speak Of
native ticks, which are bothering
some cattle badly. We have moi
seen a fever tick here this spring,
and we would know one, too, as
l.. 7. Andrews showed US plenty
last summer. The native ticks
are both in pastures and outside
but the woods have been very
,yell burned. Let's hear from
Come one with a remedy.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
Dead Body Identified.

The body of Walker Miller OF
Essex Mo-, was found in the st,
Francis river near Piggot several
days ago, and from all. indica-
tons the man was murdered. Al
the time the body was found, and
for several days thereafter, itwas
not known who tho dead man was
but later Developments show il
to be that Of Miller.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14

Prof, j. NJ. Schultz has beer
employed TO conduct the next
term OF school ut Guion,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14

and Minter Bonham for the af-
firmative and Adolphus Gist and
We scribe on the water side Of the
proposition. "We" won by d
big majority. s
Sharp County record., 1909-05-14
CAVE CITY.

very much, fell here Sunday
Henry Matlock has had a TEL
ephone installed at his resi-
dence.
Mrs. J. D. Kelley has been Wis.,
ting Mrs. J. L. Askew OF sidney
for several days.
Messrs. Cone and Aler from
Newburg we're buying sheep IN
this section this week.
Mrs. C. ]. Wilson of Evening
Shade was here Monday enroute
home from Batesville.
Miss olga Roberts was a pas
senger on the mail hack to Eve
ming Shade Monday
Miss Viola Barnett and her
brother, Fillmore, were here from
Emery Friday shopping.
s. J. Wilmouth and two other
gentlemen from Catheytown were
here Monday on business.
Our ministers most all failed to
reach their country appointments
Sunday on account of rain.
DR.. Burge and wife of Shelby
Vile visited our Dr.. Burge and
family Friday and Saturday.
Messrs. j. A. Lamar, W. ii.
Stewart and others attended ..
p. court at Batesville Monday.
c, G.. Mashburn and family
visited at the home of ). l.. Glst
at Grange Saturday and Sunday.
Bud Eason and his nephew,
Cleo Eason, were here from En-
cry Saturday to witness the ball
games.
N. w. Gilbert had a good
horse to get badly cut on barbed
wire Sunday afternoon while in
pasture.
G. A. Johnson and wife OF
Reeds Creek visited the latter's
parents, j. |, Jones and vile,
Sunday.
The young folks enjoyed a
strawberry supper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McGee Sat-
urday evening.
Owen Walden, who is attending
school here, is spending a few
days with home folks at Char
lotte, and is looking after a
echool. ., ....
Noel McGee, who is working at
Batesville, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks. lie
was accompanied by his cousin,
John Greenfield.
Several from Evening Shade
were down Saturday at the ball
games and Messrs. Austin Will.
kerson and Russell Cochran re-
mained over Sunday.
Our Sunday school was rained
out Sunday morning, but WAS
held in tho afternoon, Also
there was singing led by M. A..
Aldridgo, who is q good old-time
singer and who will sing here
each Sunday afternoon.
W. a. Woods and wife, with an
adopted child, q little girl Of six
years, spent tho latter part Of last
week here in the interest Of
Woodcraft, and the little girl dc.
llvered some nice lectures Sutur.
day evening. They went TO Sid
ney Monday.
Cavc City ball teams won four
victories Saturday, three over
Sidney and ono from Batesville
lads. Our first nine beat sid
ney first nine l5 to 3; the second
nine defeated the Sidney second
nino 10 to 4, while the third nine
beat Sidney's third nine 8 to z
The little fellows won from tho
Bateevlle kids "a To ~. Sewer.