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The Washington times., 1909-08-12
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Richard Blake cashier OF the Thirty
sixth National Bank OF New York. on a
vacation trip. leaves the train at Corn
Center, KY. because the scenery tempts
him and he has no definite destination
IN mind. Findipg the hoteI unsatisfac-
tory, he determines 70 leave the next
morning. ana starts out to see as much
as he can in the remainder Of the after
noon.
His tramp leads him to a lonely spot.
where be seeks a drink from a brook.
Seeing a deep pool, he plunges In for a
swim. On coming out from behind a
waterfall enlotying into the pool, he dis
covers that his clothsI have been re-
placed by the biood-stalned garments Of
q tramp.
Forced to don these garments. he is
speedily arrested by a sheviffs posse
seeking the murderer of Colonel Martin
who has been slain in the vi.tnity OF the
pool With the posse is a young girl
lie is taken 10 Martinsburg court house
where he sees a face that seems tarnliiar'
But on his seeking to prove his identity
by this acquaintance, Colonel Thomas
Martin. brother Of the slain, whom ne
thought he recognized, denies having
ever seen him.
During the night after ne is put in
prison, Sheriff Spratt, who arrested him,
comes ard begins the administering or a
third degree"
After various bullying threats. ending in
q hint Of probable lynching, the sheriH,
pretending to wish a share OF the money
taken from the murdered man, offers 70
let Dick escape If he viii take him 70
where that money is hidden. Dick falls
into the trap and. hoping 10 be able 10
get away from the sheriff. promises 70
show where the money has been put.
After a sham battle with q lyncnlng
party. Sherin Spratt admits It 70 the JAN
and Dick is led out.
He is about to be burned at the stake
when The lynching is stopped by the glFl
who accompanied the sherin posse ID
the afternoon.
This is Miss Louise Martin, the dough
ter Of the murdered colonel She insists
that Dick shall have trial. even aIJer
learning Of his admission to the sheTll-
on the way back TO the jail led by Two
OF the would-be Iyuchers. a storm de-
sends in wEich Dick manages to escape
Making HIS way through the WOODS
Dick reaches Deep Hole and again oalhes
IN the pool.
ne sees and is eventually stopped by the
real murderer. dressed in the stolen
clothes.
He manages 70 get away from the muir
derer ana goes on to Corn Center. About
to try riding on the truck OF a freleht
car. he suddenly changes his mind anu
slips into the hotel, where he spehus tAe
night IN his room. intending 10 get back
and thank Miss Martin for saving ms
life
He decides to risk telegraphing home
for money. The agent, seeing his sigma
ture on the telegram. informs hin that
the real murderer has tried TO cash some
Of Dicks express money orders WIch
were in the stolen suit He returns
these TO Dick e
that he has been cleared in Martinsburg,
and starts Immediately 20 see Miss Mar
Tin he has secured a clean suit OF
clothes at the hotel.
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ones, too. find their clubs well down
the standing.
The National Baseball Commission
has awarded Pitcher Vaughn to the
New York Americans. Vaughn was
tarmed 10 Macon by Manager StaIlings
last spring. but the owner OF the Macon
club sold the players release. Both
the Cincinnati Reds and the Brooklyns
claimed 20 have purchased his services
and Griffith kept the player on the Reds
grounds for more than "a week. The
commission. Of which Garry Hermann,
owner Of the Cincinnati club. is a mem
Der. could make no other ruling after
looking into the facts.
StalIings has Insisted from the out
set of the American League race that
the Highlanders will finish fourth or
better. and the recent play of his men
has further increased his confidence.
The effective pitching Of Manning
Doyle WARRIOR, Quinn, and Wilson last
week was a source of much encourage
ment and as the Highlanders showed a.
big Improvement In their hitting their
followers say IL is not too much 20 ex-
pect them to climb higher in the race.
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ing Miss Martins collar and applying
the restOratives. In a few moments
her eyes opened, she sat up. and seemed
to be herself again.
But, in those few moments a small
army of colored folk had gathered in
the room and outside the door. They
were gazing at Dick with open eyes of
wonder. If not of terror. He felt sure
that many of them recognized him as
the escaped prisoner.
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EXCURSIONS.

The North Atlantic squadron has ar
rived ia Hampton Roads, Offering an
extra inducement for a visit to Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk. Special
weekend rates via the Norfolk and
" ashingtOn steamers enable local resi-
dents to make the trip to see the bat
tleships at very little expense. Satur-
day 10 Monday tickets for the trip ex-
clusiVely are Obtainable and also tickets
from Friday and Saturday evening to
Monday morning, the latter including
board at the ChamberIin or Sherwood
Hotel, Old Point.
One Of the trips for summer evenings
is that made by the jamestown down
the Potomac The boat leaves at z,
an hour that is convenient to all The
speed of the steamer enables the eX-
cUTsiOnlsIs 10 enjoy long trip down
the river and return by II clock The
appointments Of the jamestown are well
known among eXCursionists. The
stretches of deck are furnished with
rockers and other chairs while a cafe
Is maintained where a complete menu
is served.
on the main deck is HaIey's orchestra
for the dancers and the dancing is one
of the features of the trip.
Many amusements as we'll as the
lights and attractive natural scenery
are features Of Chevy Chase Lake The
waters of the lake, when the park is
lighted, present a scene of unusual
beauty In the park itself the fan line
OF attractions is supplemented by the
concerts of the Marine Band. These
last from to 9, after which the
band adiOurns to the pavilion overlook
ing the lake. where dancing is on the
program until H.
Saddle horses, burrO teams and goat
carts are attractions at the Illuminated
riding track Moving pictures are shown
in the theater Swings, bowling alleys
and a shooting gallery round out the
list
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LITTLE FACTS

The British and Foreign Bible Society
last year distributed 5934,7u Bibles.
WhitebOards are being substituted
Tor blackboards in some Of the English
schools.
There are 'biind spots on tho tongue
which are insensible to certain favOrs.
In Prussia recently q burglar was
convicted on the evidence of teeth
marks in an apple which he had Bit
ten while engaged in his thievery.-New
York. Press.
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UMP ON THE JOB
WITH BROKEN RIBS

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. I2.-After
working TWO weeks thinking he was
q victim Of appendicitis pains, South
ern League Umpire Fitzgerald has sub
mitted 10 medical examination, result
ing ia the discovery that several ribs
bone
A foul tip in game in Birmingham
caused H.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1Z-The an
nuaI races for the Middle Atlantic
Association swimming championships
viii be given by the Philadelphia Swim
ming club. at Lafayette. IN the Schuyl-
Kill river, on Saturday afternoon.
ADJUST o.
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EVE WAS LIGHT-HEADED.

Mrs. Stubb-After reading the story of
the apple 1 have reached the conclusion
Mr.. Stubb-Gracious, Maria! Was per
oxide In existence then 2-ChIcago News.
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FURNACE REPAIRING.
WORKINGMAN,S WANTS-

WORKINGMEN-Shoul there De a shortage
in the pay envelope see US: we save YOU
a clear S. note on fine tailor-made slightly
used suit at S. 10 SO. and send you home
rei0cinsi one price only. JuSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6l9 d y. W III
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art we kno,g
how. Windows, houses ana Offices Cleaned
LEON L CAHOON, Acme Window Clean-
ing Co., zoos b \. W. Phone Main ass
5ys-sog
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JUST LIKE HER.

Wife-JOhn, mother is worried half
to death over our affairs.
Hub-Just like her. She's always do
ing things by halves.-Boston Tran
script.
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ones, too. find their clubs we'll down
the standing.
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STORAGE.
MOVING, PACKING. Stripping.

WASHINGTON Fl RNITURE co.'s Exc
PRESS, 7th and y. w; reasonable rates.
besf service North 2270 mhs-tll IN su-tT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

of the dinner was served at Waikiki
The guests had delightful evening
and the dinner. with brief intermis.
sions between courses, progressed
with much gayety. The party was
composed Of the following young ladies
and young men: Misses Alice Hede
mann. Harriet Hatch, Vera Damon.
Dorothy Mosher, Nora Sturgeon, Irene
Fisher, Alice Cooke, Beatrice Castle
Margaret and Helen Waterhouse. Hill
ma White, Rbnhilde White. and the
Messrs. Harold Castle, Allen Lowrey
Sherwood Lowrey. Gilchrist Hatch
Fred Wichman. Carl Hedemann. Gil.
ford whitney. Edmund Hedemann. Al
exander Walker. Erlig Hedemann. DR..
Ferdinand Hedemann and DR.. Oscar
Cloos.
Mrs. Albert Judd's tea yesterday Of
ternoon In honor Of her sister. Mrs.
Mabel Hartwell. was one or the de.
llghtful affairs Of the week The at.
tractive home Of the hostess on Judd
street was fragrant with masses OF
American Beauty roses. banked up
i everywhere: Il gorgeous bunch OF the
blossoms graced the tea table. at which
Mrs. Lawrence Judd poured tea and
Mrs. James Judd served chocolate
Miss Agnes judd met the guests on
the lanai. and Mrs. Alfred Carter and
Mrs. IIemenway assisted In receiving
them. Among those present we no
ticed the following ladies: Mrs. Dole
Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Jordan. Mrs
Charles Wilder, Mrs. Sam Wilder. Mrs
Archibald Young. Mrs. Richard Cooke
Mrs. Waterhouse. Mrs. Ernest Water
house. Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Irmgard
Schaefer and Mrs. Kinney.
4 4 4
Lieutenant and Mrs. Manus, Morde
cal Garrett are rejoicing In the arriva
Of a little daughter. born on Thursday
Mrs. Charles Wilder gave n delight
ful little luncheon on Thursday at hel
attractive home on Pensacola street.
4 4 4
Mr. Milton Goldsmith will sail fol
Honolulu on the steamship Alameda
which leaves port on July II. His sis
ter. Miss Corine Goldsmith. will trave
with him and they will remain In tn,
islands about a months. +. Bulletin
q q q
Other Los Angeles people who viii
take the Honpiul "Trip are Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. A. Gates. They have engage,
passage on the Alameda, which sail
July 17.--Los Angeles Examiner.
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FREE FOR ALL
At river Street
Korean Gets Nose Broken
In General Melee
Last Night.

In merry free.for.ail goat you.
please scrap nj the corner of King and
River streets last night, John Corrca,
Austin Carry and Victor Martinez.
three degrees now lie In jail. on a
charge Of assault and battery. Kim
Sung Sung, upon whom the assault
was committed. is also held for inves.
tigatlon. lie having very bad record.
The trouble. II is stated. first COM
mcnced ut Walpahu. where some alter
cation took place and which terminal.
ed In Correa committing an assault IN
Kim. On coming into town Kim re.
ported the matter to the police ana In
company with Special Oiiicer Madeiros
located In the Cincinnati restaurant
and as soon as the two entered the
place Correa Jumped up and with one
crashing blow broke the nose Of the
arrest the negro but his friends he.
came interested and soizing bottles.
sugar bowls. etc, mixed in the merry.
Shouting. striking and swearing. the
bunch jostled one another into the
street, where fortunately for Ofhcer
Madeiros. he obtained the assistance
Of other officers and the aforemen-
toned arrests We're then easily effect.
ed.
They appeared In court this morn.
ing but continuation was granted
until Tuesday thf20th inst.
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rifle SHOOTING At
fort SKATER BUTTS

There will be rife practice Mt Fort
Shafter this afternoon. and the men
who have qualified for the final com
petition which is to be shot or. before
the team Is selected to ~ to the
Coast. vii! take part In 1t.
The men will fire at the GOO yards
cange. and then will do some sklrmish
shooting. starting ut the 600 yards aud
advancing to the 200 yards range.
On Sunday there will also be some
practice Mt Fort Shafter, and all the
distances from 200 to 1000 yards will
be shot at Some good scores are
looked forward to as the men are all
shooting In fine form just now, and
the wonderful score put up by vii.
llams on the same range, is stirring up
the N. q. N. to further efforts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17
TO LADIES oNLY.-The

TO LADIES oNLY.-The wish to be
beautiful il predominant In every wo-
man. and none can say she does not
care whether she is beautiful or not
Or. T. Felix oouraud's Oriental Cream
or Magical eeautiHer elicits a clear
transparent complexion, free from Tan
Freckles. or Moth Patches. and y,
closely initiating nature as to def,
detection. II has the. highest medica
testimony us well as professional Gel
ebrities. and on its own merits II ha,
become one OF the largest and a pop
ular specially In the trade. Fred
T. Hopkins. Sole Proprietor, 81 GreaI
Zones Street. New York. For sale b,
all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers throughout the United States. Can
adas, and Europe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17
SOCIAL NOTES

dance at Moana. delightful auto spins
AMI sightseeing occupied the few short
hours NOT spent In eating. The Ha-
waiian band, us usual, babe us fare
well. and that choky feeling dimmed
the eye as that weird. pathetic ballad,
Aloha Oe". was sung by a Hawaiian
beauty as the big boat slowly left the
dock.
At the Country Club on Monday
evening Mrs. Charles Hartwell enter
tanned at supper, the guest of honor
being Mrs. Mabel Hartwell. There
were present also. Mr.. and Mrs. Along
Miss Bernice Hartwell, Miss Harriet
Hatch. Miss Alice Hedemann. Miss
Dorothy Mosher. DR.. Oscar Cloos. DR..
Ferdinand Hedemann, Mr. Harold Gas.
tic Mr.. Howard Hedemann. Mr.. Erlig
Hedemann and Mrs Edward Hedemann
On Thursday evening Mr.. w. G. Ir.
win gave u beautifully appointed din
ncr at his spacious Waikiki residence
Tbose present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fax
on Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott
NJ. and Mrs. George Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard ivers. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walker. Miss Walker. Mrs. George
Carter. and Nh Lansing Miner.
4 +
Mr.. End Mrs. Henry Foster Duttor
viii arrive ne,t month to visit Mrs
EuIton's sister Mrs Harry Macfar
lane. They will probably remain here
at the Seaside hotel until October.
Mrs. IIoDner g,"c delightful It'll,
dance IN Friday "rcning, in honor O.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Livingstone
whore marriage was an important so
cial event of June.
Mrs. Hatch. who has been confined
to the house for three weeks by III
ness, Is much improved, and will sool
be. well enough to he out again.
4
Mr. Gjcrlrnm manager OF Honoka,
plantation, who was In town for few
days. returned to Hawaii the earl,
part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton q. Ballentyn
will return home on the Mongolia al
ter a pleasant vacation of severa
months.
4 + 4
Miss Mabelle Biggprt, the writer
will arrive N Honolulu the end of Jul
to remain several months.
T. 4 4 r.
Mrs. George r. Carter and her tw
4 daughters have gone up to Hawaii fo
j q few months.
! DR.. C. p, Wood is having n deligh
full trip, visiting in Paris, Berlin an
Vienna.
Miss Rosamond Swanzy left on III
Mauna Kea for Hilo ON Tuesday.
] Brigadier General Murray. Mrs. Mu
ray and their two daughters; who ha,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

Henry Elwood Of Cameron. Me,
testifying n the International Har-
vester Company custer suit hearing
in Jefferson City. Mo-, said that J, l..
Dickinson Of Tina. Mo, had been
told by the international agent that
he could not handle their machines
II he handled those of other compa-
MES.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

been staying at the Moana hotel, dc.
parted for the Coast ON Tuesday. Cap.
tain Callen, General Murray's aide-de-
camp, accompanied them.
4 4 4
Dr.: and Mrs. Raymond of Maui have
taken the Macfarlane house on Bere-
tania avenue.
Word received from the John Bur
roughs party announced their safe ar.
rival In their respective homes.
Mrs. Willard Brown Of Heulu street,
who has been spending some time on
the island OF Hawaii, visiting in Hilo,
arrived In the Mauna Kea.
4 ~
Among Honolulu people who are
spending vacation weeks In Hilo is
Mrs. Robert Rycroft Of Wilder avenue.
Mrs. William Hobby Of College Hills,
who has been spending some time at
the volcano arrived home today.
4 4 +
Mrs. Edward Beck of the Marine
Hospital Service plans to go to the
coast IN September and will continue
her journey to her old home In the
South where she will visit for some
time.
4 4 4
/ Mrs. J w. Wadman left on Tues
day on the Mauna Kea for trip to the
other islands.
| Miss Florence Yarrow will Ieave
Monday on the Korea for New Jersey
called home by the serious illness OF
her mother.
Lieutenant Albert Lyman. who ar
! rived on the transport Thomas or
Tuesday, Is a Hilo boy who has recent
~ graduated from West Point, and I.
on visit to his relatives. He has moi
yet been assigned to a regiment.
Mrs. w. H. Benham OF Cincinnati
and Miss Charlotte Hall. who went M
to the Volcano together. are expected
back today. Mrs. Benham is thu
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Judd.
| 4 4 4
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Sar
geant to Mr.. William Walker of Homo
lulu will take place In New York cit,
In the early autumn.
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg OF Honolul,
has leased the handsome home OF the
Eastlands, "Burlwood." out on Cascade
Drive.--Mill Valley Enterprise.
4 4 x
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kelse jackson, VIII,
passed through on the transpor
Thomas. were the guests OF Captain
and Mrs. Falls while in Honolulu.
Rev. Mr.. Wood. with his wife an
daughter end Miss Helen Wood, who
travelling with thep on tour aroun
the world. are visiting In Honolulu 70
a few weeks.
4 = =
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Slavery Of PiIils
delphia. who Is spending the summe
on the Islands, has cards out for
dance to be given at the Pleasanton 4
honor OF the Misses Ethel and Alic
Spaldlng.
4 4 4
Engineer Parks. u. 8. N, who ha
been III at sthe Queen's Hospital fo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Minchin moved
from waikiki June 30th to one Of the
Tregloan cottages on Beretania ave-
nue..
The little son of DIR. and Mrs Har-
vey Murray, born last week. is fine
little fellow, and is thriving wonder
fully.
Mr.. Alan Judd of California is ex-
pected soon to visit his mother, Mrs.
A. Francis Judd
Mr.. William VOTERS has returned to
Honolulu after delightful trip
through Southern Italy and Greece.
Miss Dorothy Waldron has gone up
to Honokaa to visit the Misses wini.
fred and Geraldine Berg.
Miss Mosser of Paia, Maui, arrived
in Honolulu last Wednesday. She is
leaving for Japan on the next steamer
The Misses Stella and Dorothy
Hoogs. who have been visiting Miss
Cleo Case at Maui. returned to Homo
lulu last week Wednesday.
Professor Herman Babson and wife
left for the Coast on the Coronado on
Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Walker IL recovering rapid
ly from the, effects Of his recent acct
dent. and is able to take brief outing.
daily In an automobile.
W. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrss w. w. Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Mcintyre with thell
little daughter. have gone to Pear
City for few weeks rest.
4 4 q
Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. Charles
A. Gibson Will receive ON Monday. jul!
nineteenth. at the residence Of Mrs. X
Lishman, 1445 Keeaumoku street.
\ Mr.. Howard Hedemann has entIrel.
recovered from his recent automobil,
accident. and expects to be able I,
take up his work again next Monday.
4 4 =
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott. Mr.. Rich
ard Wright and Mr.. Leslie Scott ar
guests Of MI. and Mrs. James Wilde
on Tautalrs.
Mr.. c. II. Cooke left yesterday al
ternoon for Maui. and will return Of
Sunday with his family.
4 4 4
Mr.. r. w. Shingle was an outgoing
passenger Friday on the Claudine. II
Is on a brief business trip to the othe
islands.
, Mrs. Hobby. wife of DR.. Hobby q
the Marine Hospital Service. has bee
|, Visiting on Hawaii, but returned to n,
nolulu yesterday.
4 4 4
r Twenty.siS OF the younger social sc
had a Jolly progressive dinner on FIR
day evening. going from one house I
!. another in automobiles. The frs
3 course was served at Miss Beatric
Castles home, then the party went I
Waikiki. where Miss Harriet Hate
A was hostess, then to Miss Nora Stu
n geon's house, and from there the
!. hurried to Moanalua. to be the guest
of Miss Vera Damon. The last cours
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

BY tn arrest OF Che Wong Dock 1t
Portland, Ore, lmmisratlol Inspector
Barbour believes he has meorthed
an organized band that has smugglcd
Chinese into this country. Sho said
he arrived ON the steamer Arabia.
which has Chinese crew.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

Dance In kona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayiwell gaveya most
delightful dance at their home In ko-
ma, Hawaii last week Friday evening
in honor Of Miss Deas. who IL visiting
them at Holualoa. The Yates string
band furnished music for the dancers
and Mrs. Curtis kindly oiilciatcd at the
piano during the intervals. The May
dwell residence was tastefully decor.
ated with Hawaiian greenery, Japan.
csc lanterns adding to the gaiety OF
the scene. The floor was perfect anu
dancing was Kept up until three o'clock
the following morning. Among those
present were: Miss Lille Alderman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, Mr.. Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs Conant, Miss Conant, Miss
Nellie Conant, Miss Cowan, Mr., Child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, Miss Deas, Mr.. Ed.
wards, Mr.. and Mrs Maydwell, Mr.. Nc
Wayne, Miss Morgan, Miss MARCOS,
Miss Magoon. Mr.. Mayall. Mr.. Nc
Quad, Mr.. mcfarland, Miss Mae
Paris, MFR. Sorenson, Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Waugh, Mr.. and MIS-. WOODS.
A Seabreeze Party was given aboard
the Irmgard at the foot of Fort street
last evening. Dancing to the strains
of an orchestra which had been pro-
yided by the host and hostess. c6n.
stituted the principal feature. the
dances being interspersed with hum.
orous recitations by Miss May Patty
and Mrs. Parks. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Among
those who enjoyed the hospitality or
Captain and Mrs. Christensen were I,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
Noyes. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Young Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. o. Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gchrins. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. W.
Carlyle. Mr.. and Mrs. John CRUDE,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Welbourn, Mrs,
Noyes. Mrs. Parks, the Misses May
Patty. Emma and Bertha Smith. Mar
garet Davis, Minerva Leslie. Haleda de
Ia Nux, Freda Won Berg, the Messrs.
Arthur Myhre, viii Gertz, Harry
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

Miss Mary Hartman OF New York.
eldest daughter of f. II. Hartman.
has purchased one of her fathers Erie
ferry-boais and turned II into n float.
ing sanitarlum for Brooklyn victims Of
tuberculosis.