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The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
COOK HAD BECOME FIXTURE
Much Wonderment at Social matrons'
Meeting Before the New Mem.
Der Explained.

1t was almost the unanimous opin.
ion at the Social Matrons' meeting
that it was impossible TO keep a cook
more than a month without changing.
However announced the presi.
dent, If any person present knows
of an exceptional case let her speak,
At this the New Member timidly
rose in their midst. The exception
is in my house she said.
This caused the others to sit up.
How long have you had your
COOKE" auizzed the president.
over five years"
For a moment the others stared in
amazement; then heads began to bob
in admiration and more heads began
to swing sideways in vigorous dis
trust of this statement.
rs this cook entirely satisfactory
as a COOKE
MY husband thinks not. but she
stays. nevertheless
How do you manage to keep her,
them
Because she won't 60"
"Aha!"
This ejaculation which escaped from
the presidents mouth a flashed like
magic through the meeting until IL
became a huge wave.
The president regarded the New
Member with half pity. half corn.
New Member said she, the next
moment. instead of advancing a case
In which a long-sought solution might
have been found, you expose yourself
as being worse off than any of your
sisters. You show that by allowing
this cook to stay owe the month you
have enabled the mental to attain and
hold an ascendancy over you and your
husband-iust the thing this society
has so long fought against! No doubt
you rue this day. New Member"
Il do not" she replied. bridling
through the shifts and tart insinua-
lions that scintillated about her, for
in my house | am the cook"
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
A Few Words to Fools.

There is a fool born every minute,
so we are told, but there is also a
great mortality among them. There
are fewer active ones alive to-day
than there We're last week. or thar
there will be ext Monday morning.
1t seems useless to say much to this
kind of people, but we do wish To give
a few suggestions in the interest OF
those who are not fools, but friends
and relatives of fools.
Unless you are an expert boatman,
do not take a boat out on the water
and in nc event unless you are able
to control all those who are in it.
Do not try to see how deep you can
dive nor how far you can swim into
danger.
Do not try to see If your automo,
bile can make 20 miles an hour, as
guaranteed by the man from whom
you bought il.
Do not blow your brains out simply
because the girl doesn't like you or
because You can't pay your debts. Let
others do the worrying.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
Holland Lives Up TO Her Pictures

Holland Lives Up to Her Pictures.
Holland is II European country
thai looks like her pictures. There
is no better use for the word quaint
than to apply it to Holland. The
farmers really wear wooden shoes.
The land really is diked. Black and
white Holstein cattle really pervade
the landscape. The men really wear
blue jeans shirts outside their trousers
as they work in the fields. On hun,
dreds of heads OF women in any
crowd the silver hair baskets, covered
with lac net, really may be seen. The
girls and women are really red.
checked, without artificial coloring.
The fields really abound with wild
lowers II Windnlills really SWAY
their gaunt, awkward arms in the
wind. There is no sham, no pomp
and splendor, no fuss and feather in
the country. One gets the impression
of a rugged, stimulating, simple,
kind-hearted, hopeful race in going
through Holland.-From William Al.
len Whites Letter to the Emporia Ga.
Zette,
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Retiring farmer, # YOU are contemplating IeaVing'the farm
don't make a mistake by going to some little village ane
putting your money into the kind of home you deserve. |
YOU should make this mistake, when you want to sell yol
could not sell it for as much as the lumber cost, and you have
no advantages in the village, Come to Falls City, as it il
not only a city of 4, 200 people, but it is the county seat o
one of the best counties in the state, where all the county
business must be transacted. With fine schools of highes
grade, and churches of mos: all denominations, where there
are high-class lectures and entertainment, and where prop
erty of all kinds is advancing. There is not a farmer who
came to this city and bought property who has not made
money by so doing, and you can do the same by buying
- rat;ra from active farmin0 or business life there never can
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
A Coco Excuse.

He-Confound il! We've been sit.
ting on wet paint.
She-Yes, dear. l know We have.
He-And you never told ne!
She-Don't be angry. dearest. You
had just begun 10 tell me hat You
loved me. and how could ! interrupt
you?
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
TT1lE
HVk ILevR D NESBIT

Alexander The Great
was a SHINING
example
OF what can be
dom in h 9
c for
fame.
And Napolcon's life
Is another good
sample
OF how a young
man may achieve
a great name
But what was the
good OF their
str d e n en-
deaVor2
Why struggle and
battle and grum-
BILE and die7
All. rather than all
who were noble
and clever
Would have
been he who de-
Voured the first
pie.
His name is not
written on his
tory's g
No legends make
note of 8
luckiest man
But happier he than
[ h U statesmen
and "a 0aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Il Sltio del sdlade

Con gran cocurre0caa ~ verifico
el silbado. Il sepelio de Ia que fn6 vir-
tuosa y dntmeNIida dana doda Mcr--
cedes Bigles, vi,ida de Aldea.
III uiste scto fu4 eolemne. pues rim
diesOa gu 1ltino tribute de an wtad
& Ia dana fcnecida los dementos mas
prestigiosos de nuesiaa sociedad.
Nuestro companero en Ia prensa So
nor Vicente Balhis. despidi6 Il due
10 pronuDciando una sctidisima ora
cion neurological, enaltecedora de
los meritos ndiscutibles que en- vida
adornAon la sonora viilda de Aldea,
que slxpo conquistaIse granles y me
rccidas simpatias. Que ca paz des--
cans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Hab|aDdO con Mr.. Brown

ESta nanapa, la informacion de Ia
0f;cina del Attorney no fue 10 nutrida
que Sc espcraba. Los reporters vista
ron Mr.. Brown que ha regresado de
Arccioo. pero por hallarse Ocupado col
el attorney no pudo informar sobrc
asuntos oficiales pendlentes.
Is probable que maIana. va dedctn-
sado dc los pleitos del "Cano de tt
burones pueda Mr. Brown rnformar
la wensa acerca del nomiramiento
de- jucz Municipal de San Sebastian.
Ia circular del Attorney solre A NEE
ting en- las Plazas PubIicas, sspbre
alg5 que ha ocIrTido en- MayagsIez. }
cuvos :nfornres no podcmOs adeiantar
por shora.
Es probable tsmblen - rossI4Va IN
eser:to que ha preSentado a s.iiar
Sps, sobre la Irohibici6n de lss "a
rr.1as De conejos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
DeSCanse en- paz

Aver ha dejado de existir en- es'A
capital, la venerable matroaa do6a Sas
tor Gomez, viuda de Miro. 1 la avanza
da edad de so amos.
La respectable anciana. c1p mnv c'-
umads entire sus numerosas amIsta
dos su fallecimiento Is verdadera
mente lamentable.
IA scpelio tendra efectO csta taGsic
las cinco.
A los deudos de Ia finnda y eSpe
cialmente sus aflijidos hijos sedoros
Carlos Benito Miro. danos s1icstra
sincere peSame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Despedida

Nucstro amigo don Miguel Gutierrez
empresario director artis'co dc Ia com
pania de Zarzuela que termiu6 Su brillan
tisima campana cn Il NuBicipd!, nos ha
hecho una sjiplica Il Ia que acccdemo.
gusiosisimos
Quicre el senior Gutierrez dcspcdirse
por medic del BOLETIN. DE- todos Ia.
cIcmcntos de csta socicdad que han can
tribuido nj gran 6xito dc su compani D.
4 los que eSta agradccidISimo el SImpd
tico cmpresarlo
\ hablando con nosotrsS nos ha expire
Sado Gutierrez cuales son sus seniimlc'i
tos de gratjtud y afecto para cl inteligcn
tc pUbIico Y la prenSa de eSta capital
!uc lc ha ayudado tanto
FL lntcligeute Y afortmado empires.
10 81 proponc volver el pr6Ximo an
on una nueva c0mpania.
l,Sta Is una noticia que agradai1i I
nucstro publico. porque de la compctcn
ia de Gutierrez es dadu eSpcrar que
como ahora, ha de tracrnos algo bueno
Llcvc fclz viaje el popular cmpresario
al que deseamos como en- Sam .IalHl,
rrandes exitOs art isticos Ell Mayaguc2
J Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Lo de Nayaguez
UN HOMBRE NHUMANO
II nino atIopellado

Comrsiran III cuastd grl,srx ser
aver fue arrcStado en 'ayaF irs IN ho,,,-
hrr que hacia padecrr rruele-s tormentos
d un mlcbaaho. S.gdD los infornmz:
que nos suministran, 81 antor de d.
cho dcllto. se llama Lorenzo Manssux-
10. Entire los castigos que lc impSmix
figura uno. que dcmuestra la pcrser-
sidad de- dicho sujeto. IIacia salir al
mncharho al campo Y 10 mandlnba Il
situar ccTca de I'm hormhcuero, orr1En-
do mas calmtaba 81 sol. Parece Ti~
dnho bccho fue dcneHsiado ante Ia
Corte Municipal de aquella ciudad pSr
loS detectives.
III Jucz aprcciando In cuIpab.lsfasF
del acusado. conden6 a Mangual 4
cinMcnta dias de cared cincnenfs
dollars de multa.
Eln 81 acto dcl juicio I'm pilblfcO srl-
mcrOso llcnaba dc bote en bote In users-
cionada COrte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
In coDato de SuIcI||O
IN JOVEN TOMA UNA POCIMA

.>noche. cn su domiciio de Ia call IL
5an jose. I'm hijo del conocIdo farma-
tutico scnor Julia. atento contra su Vi
Ia ingitiendo una pocima
La poca cantldad que tomo, pucsto qE.
1yeftitios los prop6sitos del dcsesperadt
oxen, ara hennanA suya lie arrcbato g
,enen0 elaudo no habia bebldo c4nu
I'D sufeicntc para Iograr su intento )
j oportuna intervention del distingHI
ntdico de Fujaido. doctor Diaz, que ''It
ncontrado casualmcnte POGO desputs o.
, salda del teatro, atenuarOn las pro
orciones del iu,ento suicida que Hem
v constrrnaci6n i la familia julie !
scnb ) la alarma en- el vecindaIfo.
La causa due movie al joven Julia
tcntar contra su vida, ha sjdo una eo9
raricd4d amoro,a
Aforluuadumente, Il antiioto pr3pna
p al cnferuo por q doctor Diaz, f.
fcacisimo. !, toao pcligro desaparoe
IN see'tida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Fl capiIau Cabrera

la llcgado u San juan aver y 81.
Marcia TnaHaTEt-
Dos dias Solrnacnte, en osta czpI-
tai
III capItsln Cabrera tiene en San
Juan una IcgInn De amigos que en-
cuenfra brVvisimo i tempo qsre he
de star csta vez entire nosotros-
Reciba urestra bicnvenida afectua<a
81 popular y ,iistingzIsio jefe dc In ps-
licia dc Ponce ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Los roboS en- SapIurce

Contintian los rohos en- Santurce. 4
pcsar de la vigilancia de la detective
y de la polcia en- aquclloS contor-
nos.
Aver Sc verified un hurto en la fin
ca del se1or Jose PaScual, llevandose
us ~, - De cocoS
FL detective Fernandez al-reSt0 a
.Jcsis Garcia. Santiago Cabrera y Jn-
lio Aleman como autores del hecho
FL juicio ha, sido senalado para el
- del cOrriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
DOG Luis Nuloz Morales

E.n el trasatlantico espanol embarca
para la peninsula espanola. el estima
do cabalero don Luis MunOz Morales,
mo de los elementos mas prestigio-
SOS de Guayama.
Acompana al notable lctrado Su dis
tinguhia familia, quienes sc proponcn
pasar una larga temporada cn 81 cX-
tranJero.
Deseamos al seiior Munoz Morales Y
familia un feiicisimO viajc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
RN@Go@ del d]Sa
En- "a euircyiia csiebrada por :, 60

En- Is euireyiia osiebrsda por Il 60
Ecmador Post con I'm reporter del Ne"
YorL Hornid. ha pucs,o dc relieve el dis
tmguido funcionario una question que
hcmos tratado varlss vcccs, poraue sIem-
pre- cntcndmos que crsn perIudcial"S pa
ra q pals pumItorrIucno.p para ei esclsrc-
cimicnto dc L. veriad en- ia Metropolis
ie cuanto aqui succdc, csoS corrcsponS'-
les d. Ia prensa americana auc disfrutas
he IN sucldo como c,npicados cubrcn
una plaza dc funnonar'os publ'coS.
La corrcnto que rrcvalccia en- la. c.-
fcras oficialcs cn los dias que abordamos
cl asuno, cran de uu todo contrarlas al
rritciio gcncralmcnte cxtcrlorzado de
1r,a no dphrran cxistir en- Ia c0loula CO.
rrcsponsacS de Ia prcnsa nacionh, ane-
Kos 4 Ia burocracia dc Ia lsla.
Scnalabamos csto como I'm p"llgrp pa
n nosotros. y tai vcg en- clio 81 funda es'
icScarrio de Ia opinion Y de Ia prc1lsa
amcricailaS que en- ce,toS ult'mos telup"s
80 han mostrado francamente adycrSas q,
las aspraconrs co'oniale~ hcn detinldl-
en la mctr6pol por Ia c"misI6n d. IA Ga
mara De dclegados y las palahras pro
nunciadas on q Congraso naclonal p"r
i ;.;onada nor rnorto Rico. ,e1or
LarrInaga.
.
A...,
- '''''' 90 ........
''.'-''''
III gobeFnAd'r / @''' cue 10 i''''''' o''
>oSpe'hoso . N'iN co''l'1fdhco>' '-i "'9'''
"a NeTdad IN reporter d'i H''"'"' '"''
lilo la preSta13 IN @fah H'fF''''' a. P"'>'
E~e> inforT9o. eahro yiolennia> contra
..,,.o~ju2nos- Ia '.r!-o.d alto fuucicnar.G
son ah>.5lut-sse ~.ta in"io~t5-- est An hd-
..isnFo immense taio II comerr!o q
prr.4o REQ 4 nad'e Il. |. amenaza. co
.ao rarore infar,rar = !os informe, no
hav u,}icr0 algn4uo contra Ia vida i Ia
prnp.e,lad.
FStas son lis palabras del gohernador
.ue rertiticnr f~anca y honradamentc
Ia, pa,ra!ias aosurdos Quc han hecho
..ircu)ar IN cou,ra uncstra los comunl-
.ant,, dq,Iealc, oficioso, Que enyian sus
.scrjt,s prriudiria],s / Ia prrn9a de New
York
NJ. post .,h. ouitnrs son los auc en-
Earn. t,n poco d,gpa ~ ocupan y no con
.an,;,.., sacramento en- Que siga. ahora
..re b.s,a 81 h, nodido comprobar 10 da-
,,os;.;,.n d,4 pr,n.i,micpte r,a inmo-
...l;d.1 donupe,,d, de nue havs funcio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

tan hondo dcsprestigio y que perjudican
mas que favorcccn aquello que prctcndcn
defender
La adopcidn de una mcdida en6rgica y
adical que lihrc i Ia administrator de
an fuucStaS companies, So impone con
rgencia. y tai como Sc presentan las
,osas. no >cra tan dificil como cn or.
iempo, nj cncontrara la formidable sps
scion que no fue possible dominr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Fl doctor Diaz
Domingo OrozcO.

Este reputado facultativo resrIcn-
g. en- Falario. esia en- San JUfr DIS
de aver y permaurc,ra aqui hasia ma
mana.
FL doctor Diaz ha yenido asSsl-
sos dc su profession
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Don Francisco Fernandez

I'm Il correO cspaiFol ''Bucnos Al
res" enibarca para Espama, ii como
tssIo c-omerciantc De Cayey y cstImadO
amigo nuestro. don Francisco Fer
namlez- IL dfsscamos feIiz visje-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
De teatrO
La function de despedida

I
is compafia Gutiemez, como que fne
10 coronacitO dc todos loo trirnfos de
II truTonda y la explosion de las
simratias bcn caDadas por todos los
artistas.
FIubo un llcno asfixiantc.
Lo mcrccian In simpatica sonora Sc
garra que cclchraba su funcidm de
gracia y Fl cxcclcntisimo cartel de la
noc' . cvmWrcsto dc dos eStrenos y
Iias hribonas."
Esos dos podsdo~os airactivos su-
30 lar ~ inteligcmisimo emTrNsario
4 N ruml6n de dcSpcdida. y aSi Sc
v!o t"atro que no cabia nm alma
y al fiicron las demostracioBcs de
simpatias Y de- cntnsiasmo del pmbli-
ee
" iqui ha~ farta nm hombrc," um
o.trero que es lasima que no Sc pne-
da ropctir cin vcccs. fuf In obra co
'orada en PRIMER ttmlno.
Lctra de los hcrmanos C1cva mii-,
sice dd gram OhApi.
n hntxo de 10 hers7nanos Cucva os
Il eetro dc los Qumtcro. nj mcior M
pcor, pero cstos tienen q mtrho de
ser No one pudieramoe llamar los crea-
dcrcs del gtnero.
La obra gust6 dess,lc la prtmera es
cern lmsta Ia Ultima. No tiene doS-
pCnNicio. mi una Erase esta demaS en-
4 itro. porTue todas hacen rcir. La
gracin etsta ali 4 csportoncs.
Y ce ckrO. colocados on este am
biemc, Ia Iris y Rea1ito hici@pn ma
ra villas de Interpretation Y la Sega
IRA Castillo Y Barraj@n y Riera,
fueton aplaudslos con llsticIa.
10 mas salentc de la part itura es Il
duo de tiple baritone que cantaron
rrirnorosa1ncnte la senora Iris cl Sc
nor Real, valitndolcs muchos aplau-
SOS
FL 40 II. p" ba en- segundo ter
mrno en la categoria como obra tea
tral ic corresponds tambien un pneS-
% secundario despnes de "Aqui hase
farta un hombre." "
Esto no qliere decir que sea maia
nj que careua de ingenio nj de chs
te, nj siquiera de un niimcro sobrcsa--
liente de milsioa, Ia jota qIe cant6 va
lieItteanente el aplaudido tenor Bare
LA, que hubo de repctir tres ve~es
En la interpretation destacaron la
Iris, la Peral, la Scgarra Y los seno
res Real. Riera, Castillo, Barrajdn, Ma
go, muy bien en- ri "cocinero-embala ia
dor" y Cid el distingnido BARITONE
Como final de e~spectaculo Ma Las
bribonas".
La Interpretation fut igual que
otras ycccs.
La emprcsa ha cuidado mrcho de la
presentation de esta obra los artls-
tas han p,esto todo sn entusias1no on
Ia Interpretation.
Todos los nlimeros de milsica So repi
tieron dos tres vcrcs, en- medic de
frenetcas ovaciones
La Iris Castillo balaron tres We
ces la "kumba"
Pero 10 mas formidab bic Y atronado-
IA Ovaci6n resOn0 al baiar el tei6m
Fra que el publico llamaha 4 los ar
tistas, era el adi6s que consagra, ezra
la pruoba terminante de que tiencn
aqui simpatias bien ganadas
FL tel6n 81 alD6 para los mterTre
tes d. In obra de Viergol III pirbll
co les aclam6; Y ilam6 los otrosS. 4
los que no trabajaIon en Las bribo-
mas, nam6 a Gutierrez V para todos
h,nbo aplausos. largos v express vos. 4
los que p.Spondian viSibIemente CON
movidtOs los artisfas
Domingo OrozcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

Esta tarde ccIebraran una confercn--
cia los senoreS Brown y Shantom artT
ca de la prohbIci6n he las earreras
de coneJos.
Mr.. Brown no ha Formulate opnsion
Sobre Il aSumto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Nctas judiciale'

lIa sdo nombrado Juez de paz sfc
Anasco, interinamerhe, el sefior Sevx-
fin Ago~st mi qurn ha tornado POSSESSION
de su puesto-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

Fl senor Gaztambide, Juez de paz dc
Anasco, ha empezado 4 disfrafar de In
licencia que ic ha sido concssdida poar
~ departamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

Sc ha corredido una hceneIa de ST.
scnta dias. al cmplcado de la ofcIn&
del attorney scnor Enrique Camunss-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

La senonTta Carmen Por1as, esc.ri--
brntc de Ia fiscaIia de Ponce, ha pc
dido una IictulcIa-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

tcrta!ncd informally at their Valley
home. at dinner, Wednesday evening
in honor Of Miss Hough and Mss
Hclen IIOugh OF stockton, Cal.
4 +
Mrs. Jack Balth will return on tho
return trip ur the IIilouian in COM
uany with hcr mother, who viii prob
ably spend The winter with her
daughter
Mrs. -. Howe Of Sacramento, Cal,
mother Of Mrs Fred Angus OF this
city. will arrive On the lith Of next
month, and spend the winter with
her daughter.
X 4 r
Mrs. Carl Walters Is expected from
Germany, Monday. ON the steamer
Siberia. and will return at once to
the Hutchinson Plantation ON l1a-
vail.
Mr.. Harold Castle will return Mon
day from the mainland on the Sibe-
ria. Mrs. james Castle will not re-
turn to Honolulu until December.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

Mrs. McLemore, wife Of Major
McLcmore who IS head Of the t. S.
NJ c. in the Philippines. viii arrive
en- the transport Thomas. and be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis
at their home on Pensacola street.
Doctor ana Mrs: Lane. L. 5. ~,
have been spending several weeks mp
Mt. Tantalus; on their return to
town they viii occupy the Frank
Richardson's home on Thurston
Avenue.
Miss Arnold was the recipient or
much attention during her visit IN
Honolulu, this popular young society
girl returned 10 her home in San
Francisco on the last Alameda.
Mr., and Mrs Augustus Knudsen.
Madam Knudscn and Mrs. Eric
knudsen are expected to arrive Mon
day on the Siberia from san Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Baldwin en-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

nolulu, and fourteen responded to
his invitation, and a most felicitous
evening was their,-politica speech
es were tabooed, but complimentary
illusions to Mr.. Smith filled the
time to- better advantage. An Or
chestra played most acceptably dur
ing the dinner, toasts given to Mr. /.
Smiths health was responded to in
a happy manner, and delightful
evening was spent by kpst and
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tenney and
daughter returned in the Lurline
from visit in California which they
make each year. Lake Tahoe being
their favorite stopping place. This
year they did not prolong their stay
at this health resort, but left for the
East, and spent some time at Old
Point Comfort, and was also pres
ent at the launching of the Matson
steamship company's new steamer
which was christened by Miss Ten
ney and bear her given name, the
popularity of the Tenneys is well
known, and their hosts of friends
were most happy to welcome them
home.
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All the members of the parish of st
Clements are earnestly requested to
attend a meeting to be held at eight
o'clock Monday evening, November
10. In the Parish House. Matters OF
great interest will come before the
meeting.
4 r 4
Mrs. Joseph Spear, mother OF Mr.
James Dougherty of this city, os one
OF the social leaders of the Upper
Ten" In San Francisco: the San
Francisco paper has the following
In the society notes:
Mrs. Joseph Spear was y,stess a,
IN informal luncheon at the St.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

Saturday evening was a triumph OF
folks favored with an invitation to the
luau given by Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. VIII.
son in honor of the birth of son and
heir. The spacious dining room of
fully decorated and proved to be none
too large to accommodate the guests.
Hawaiian dishes and courses innum.
cradle, prepared by one worthy of
diploma. tempted the palate of those
assembled around the festive board
who participated and did ample justice
to them. Among the guests were Mr..
and Miss Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs. H., r..
Barclay, Mrs. Hattie, Miss verlle
Kuhns, Messrs. J. Jorgensen, Robert
Fricke. Jas. Laird. w. Hattie, f. Koel-
ling. William Chalmers and other
prominent Kukuihae!e citizens.
4 4 4
The banquet given at the MOchi-'
zuki, Waikiki Club, on Saturday
night the sixth of the month by the
Japanese Merchants Association in
commemoration of their Emperor's
birthday was a successful termina-
tion of the festivities given in his
honor. Historical tableaux were
shown of scenes in Ancient Japan.
and cherry tree episode. showed
that although our George Washing
ton, who was, first in war, first in
peace and first in the hearts of his
countrymen, was not the first to
hand the cherry tree to posterity.
The sentiment differsf but credit is
due each despoiler of a valued tree
loyalty to truth, and an Emperor.
4 4
Mr.. w. O. Smith was host at
dinner given at the Pacific Club.
Monday evening the eighth of No
vember, Mr.. Smith who is President
of the Senate. entertained the menu
bers of that body. who were in HO-