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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19
DOTS AND DAsHEs.

On Sunday next the new Kallhl
Park on Kamohameha Fourth road
will be opened, and to celebrate the
event baseball game will be played
between the Fats" Republlcans) and
the "Thins" Democrats) OF the Tenth
Precinct. Fifth District. The Hawaii
an band will he in attendance and a
fine program has been arranged by
Captain Berger There will be luau
after the baseball game IL finished
aud II promises to be the best ever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19
MILITARY LEAGUE WILL
Be MADE STRONGER

Something Will have to be done
with the Military Baseball League,
and ms the suggestion has been made
that three games month be played
at Leilehua. It may happen that the
Series will go on without any fur
Their pilikia.
The Cavalry boys have TO go to
some expense every time they come
To town to play, and the gate re-
ceipts at ne ,cague grounds have
been very .oor. On the other hand.
IL the town teams visit Lellehua
they will have TO dig up without
any chance OF getting anything
back, as there is no gate money at
Schoheld Barracks.
The proposal to take the For,
Ruger lads In. is well thought of
aud II is II pity that. right at the
start. the Artillery were not invited
to play In the series. However. the
men who handle the big guns will
probably now come in. and the Sc
rles will take on new life.
II Is rumored that Barry's Beauts
who won the championship OF the
military league last year--will again
joiu In with the service boys. and In
that case the play all round will BE-
improved. The Hospital Co. play
real ball, and although they may be
a trlHe strong for the rest OF the
teams, there will be some JOY when
they start.
Additional Shorts on Page Q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19
BY v. L. STEVENSON.
II II II II u II II II TN II 81 u u 8, .
COMING EVENTS.

Z Secretaries and managers Of q
athletic Clubs are invited to send u
in the dates Of any events which .:
they may be getting mp. Tor in ::
8 sertion under the above head. ::
(: Address all communications to q
|. the Sporting Editor, Bulletin. .:
u Baseball. u
u ATHLETIC PARK. q
April 2t--Diamond Heads VS.. J. u
I a. Cs. q
70 April 2i-Muhocks VS.. Asahls. q
MILITARY LEAGUE. q
8 April 23-Marines VS.. N. q. II. q
;, April 23--Cavalry VS.. Infantry. u
PLANTATIONS LEAGUE. u
May 1-Fwa VS.. Waialua. 9.
May 1--Aica vs.. Waipahu. 2:
u Jdly-International Games. ::
! Tug of.wsr. :;
: ATHLETIC PARK. u
= April 23--Intcrnational Series. 8;
. Skating Marathon. 8:
. April 23--Prlncess Rink. .:
: Colt !:
. April 2i--Medal Play. 8:
70 Aug. 31--Bogey Tournament. 8,
. Cricket. !:
u May 3-Opcning of season. .;
+. Track Meet. q
. April 23-Y. NJ. c. A. at Boys 8;
. Yachting. !,
:; April 24--lrwin Cup. :,
May i5--Cooper Cup. Z.
y June -Macfariane Cup. q
u July Sea- Wren Race. .,
. Trap Shooting. .
u April 20.--Weekiy Cup. q
Horse hao,ns. I.
y WAlI.UKU. q
i JULY i-,lntcr.TyIand meet - .
Trims Pacific Yacht Race. 3
. July 4-Start from San Francisco. .
y WORLDS Championship Fight. .
Il July 4--Jamcs Jeffries w. Jack .
u Johnson. 8
q Z
81 It . It 1t u aa 81 II asa . 81 tt ,
well sustained. Still. should Harve,
or Bobo win out tomorrow. the con
test viii be finished. and another
shoot will no startpl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19

well sustained. sun. should Harvey
or Bobo win out tomorrow, the con.
test Will be finished. and another
shoot will be started.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19
COMMITTEE.
NOTICE.

The Kapiolani Park Beach Resort
has been set aside for the exclusive
use of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows on the 23rd day OF April.
1910, from 9 a. m. toe y. m. on that
day. !
HENRY Il. COOPER.
Secretary, Honolulu Park Commits
sion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19

The skating Marathon at the Prin-
cess Rink is attracting lot OF atten-
ton. and the twenty-five men who
start in the race will have big crowd
of spectators watching them for GER
tainty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-19
Notice
1S19--10lO
Ninety.First Anniversary

All Odd Fellows and Rebeknhs and
their families are invited to be pres
ent at a Social and Dance to be given
ut the Odd Fellows Building, Fort
street. Friday evening, April 20,
1910. at 1880 o'clock.
Also to BASKET PICNIC at Ka-
piolani Park, Saturday. April 80,
1910, from 10 a. m. to y, m.
Come and bring the children.
Per order OF
COMMITTEE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
A Budget of Queries.

Please tell me what is TO be done with
the candles on birthday cake when the
cake is ready 20 be cut. | am thinking
Of soon celebrating our first wedding an
niVersary with q seven O'Clock dinner
and having about twenty-five guests.
Should | have place cards and farors
II so. please tell me about them, What
should he written on the place cards. and
at what time during the dinner should
the favors be given and what would be
nice 10 give? PERPLEAED,
The candles are blown out one by one,
the guests making a wish as each goes
out then the hostess removes them and
cuts the cake. For the anniversary din
ncr with so many guests, you should have
place cards, they may be just plain cards,
some hosteSses have their monogram In
gilt or blue on them and then just write
the name OF guest and date ii you wish.
Or YOU can have hand-painted cards in
flower shape, or any design YOU choose.
For favors have little white satin candy
boxes. II would be pretty 20 have dates
and monogram as IL is 81 special occasion.
The favors are beside each guests plate
filed with either salted nuts or bonbons.
or ii the table Is crowded the favors
may be brought on with dessert,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Tho Jewel Language.

An interested reader of our department
kindly sends the list as given below so
many OF our correspondents. Will flnd
their request answered. This list is a
new version to me, and l am very glad
TO have 1t:
January-Garnet. Fidelity in every en-
GaGemcnt,
February-Amethyst Peace OF mind.
March-BloodstoDe / mourn your alb
sence.
April-Diamond. Pride.
May-Emerald. Sucress in love.
June-Agate. Long life and health.
cess.
August-Pearls Modest lovelness.
September-Sapphirc. Innocence
October-Opal Pure thoughts.
November-Topaz Fidelity.
December-Turduose The most bril-
liant success and happ!ness In LIE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

He has not yet proposed. Should allow
him TO kiss me goodnight, as he has
done for some time? ! have been in
doubt as to the propriety of 1t, but he
overruled my objections.
INNOCENT AKA.
Your questions rigbtfully do not belong
10 this department. but | have so many
of similar nature that ] am constrained
10 reply, hoping 10 do a wee bit OF good
In the first place. l wouldn't wear q
mans picture In looket unless I was
engaged. Neither would l reserve my
self for whole year for one special man
unless I was To be his wife, Now. don't
think me prudish; / am not. but l am
somewhat over 20 and have done lots OF
things | wish l hadn't. and you viii, too
II YOU go on allowing boys to kiss you
good might, or even one boy. or course
he overruled your objections, they all do
BY and by the real man Will come along
and you'll he sorry that you have let
other men have his privileges, and this
chap who now takes your kisses without
putting ring on Your finger VIII laugh
to think how easy you were
BE reserved. but have a good time.
The only safe rule Is hands and lips"
OF until well that Indescribablc time
when there !a no question about who is
who" or what is what At 20 some
gilrs arc very immature. but OF one thing
be sure. that even a man almost without
a conscience has loads Of respect Tor a
woman who holds him at arms length,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

other hand, you like a man to know his
own mind and keep to IT.
Yes, indeed" assented Annette alb
sently. She dropped down on the lounge
Joseph and 1 were figuring last night
that II we had two dollars more a month
we might really get married, That would
include the twenty-five cents a week for
doctors bills--I suppose we ought to al
low that" She stopped a moment to
switch onto another track. ''It seemed
to me there was something odd in Tina's S
she has some plan about Francisv
1t was at the end of the month that
Tina came into her mothers room one
morning. with an unexpected rush, the
poodle barking delightedly at her heels.
There was note in her voice which had
not been there four weeks past. IS she
''Momsey. I've something to say to
well. come over here, dear. I want TO
hook you up; your dress is all open In
the back. / wish you would be more
careful Isn't it time for you 10 go to
your lessons?"
I'm not going to study any more.
"My dear child. what do you mean"
I've decided that | want TO get mar
ried," said Tina-.'To Francis a wave
of color rose suddenly over her lovely
face, and she made an annoyed motion
as If to brush 1t away. Annette knows
want to marry him, | wanted her to tell
you, but she said you wouldn't like 1t un-
less / told you myself. SO now I'm
telling you. And I hope you won't mind
very much. for Francis and I will never
care for anyone else"
"Oh. my dear child" said Mrs. Mali
son. Mother and daughter looked at each
other with the same expression OF DOM
inant Will. This Is. OF course, nonsense,
Tina" She braced herself as one does
against a coming blow so appalling that
one cannot stop TO fear the weight OF II,
all ones energies must be used 10 fend
| IL off,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
nad March Hare PARTY.

Aiice In Wonderland" in mind,
fE planned this party, founding
~, Halter and the Dormousa 2
forever drinking tea, This tom.
X month is the time TO give II
y q luncheon 10 which a Gozon
acre hidden. Whom thev entorod
looi,l the windows were open,
- lying about, chairs we're
:, yoS S',iures .,,n awry and apparent :
'le only word with which
ee 'he scene. On the table there
se Drown rabbit standing on his
Ff vue car turned back, and with
rri1tla@ Glinging TO his fur. The
W Iie able had a large straw hat
: or, evidently. 1t was f,red
a iass OF spring blossoms and
Gu WIN studied careless cf-
y see chocolate mouse peeuIny
at represented the dormoi,se
ra alshes OF olives. bonbons sill
res eaIno!ers, etc, on the liable
yruer was restored. and iuef
:, .,,te Thought there was no more
the party. the hostess said .
,mhnss places with your right
go Ihen She gave each one
esq ~ 70 which a pencil was al
,,r asked that an Illustration q,
5sn eet scene be made with only
.re,5 Oh the pencil: then places
e. WIN the next course, and
~ etrokes were made by tho
pok the pad her nelghhor had
aessert came each guest ken,
" finished the sketch which
pace: signing her name Af.
mad productions were
ksstI .; ;"1PeGtion, 4 Handsomely
tosf fad Ahce In Wonderland q
DIS prize for the best
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Novel Entertainments Edited By

of green candied fruit tied with ribbon
and shamrock for prize.
\ treasured souvenir OF the occasion
could he made by an artistic friend by
copying them into q book. .illustra tin e
the quotations with all the Irish emblems.
etc An Irish Jack Horner pie would also
add TO the amusement and be the closing
feature OF delightful entertainment
Have cream OF pea or spinach soup, n
roast pig with potato in his mouth. neck
lace Of oxals; peas In pastry pates
creamed "Murphys." chicken salad. mint
julep frozen punch. fancy cakes with
green icing, creame de menthe in tiny
glasses OF crushed ice, topped with a
mint cherry, the glass on its flat glass
plate being surrounded with sprays OF
maiden hair ferns,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Decoration for st. Patrick's Day.

Bright green makes a stunning decora-
ton when carried out in festoon OF cheese
cloth. quantities Of potted plants. and for
a centerpiece this very novel arrange
ment: Take a large mirror TO represent
the Lakes of Killarney" place in the
center OF a large round table. Then
there are the dearest Irish figures to put
In the border OF pebbles, with. an eleva,,
tion marked "Blaney castle" Around
the border of the lake have wee potted
shamrocks Gall florists have them at this
season., For place cards use green card
board harps. a few bars OF The Harp
that Once Through Tara's Hall done
In gold Is an addition. Little market
baskets filled with candy green peas may
be used as fayors. The confectioners are
showing now q wonderful assortment OF
green novelty candles, and there is really
beautiful collection OF snakes from
which TO select--large or small, gilt. sill
yer or green-as best suits the desire OF
each hostess. All will show off to advan-
tage on 2 snowy table cloth and VIII not
offend the most fastidous guests. Par
ties on March II promise To he numerous
ana one does not have to lay claim TO
irish ancestry 10 celebrate this day. In
fact, 1t Is an opportunity 10 give the nm
ishing touch Of novelty TO a breakfast
dinner. luncheon or evening party
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Luncheon Novelty by Contributor

Ii you care for these St Patrick's
day suggestions for your novelties In
entertainment. accept them with the wish
that some one VIII be thankful as
have. very many times by having Your
assistance in entertaining.
Natchez. Miss MRS c. n. w.
Issue invitations to a luncheon or sup
per on cards on which the shamrock is
painted, If desired, decorate rooms with
big punches of clover or oNalis and tic
with green ribbon. and use similar green
on dining room table. Place cards may
he OF any of the quaint conceits of the
day. snakes. Irish lads and lassles, frogs
Irish nags. many can be made by deft
and artistic fingers.
After the luncheon or supper let your
guests kiss the Blnrney stone-moss or
ltchen covered. Provide tiny books and
let each one write a compliment 10 the
hostess. To the most clever give O. box
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Thanks for q Shnwnr.

/ am delighted with your department.
IL fills a. long-fet need. | wish to ask
you how to thank the friends at show
en- who contribute gifts. JUNE.
II you are the recipient OF a shower
the best way Is 10 thank the hostess for
her Kindness In planning the delightful
affair and informally thank the glvers.
Notes to each one are not ncC0sSnrY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Perfectly Proper 10 Give "shower"

Perfectly PROPER 10 GlVe oho"er.
Kindly advise me through your column
II IL would be correct for my girl friends
TO have linen shower, In fact. any kind
for me was married away from my
home on very short notice, and mmedi-
ately after we were married went away
south and as / am married nearly two
years. and expect 10 go to my old home
on q visit very soon. thought you might
advise me In the matter
4 CONSTANT READER.
II your friends wish to honor you with
a shower, by all means accept. I have
often thought that such affairs would be
far more appreciated some time after the
wedding
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

asked your guests to come In Dutch peas
ant costume. For decorations you want
tulips or some bulb flowers, In yellow;
use blue dishes have windmill or Dutch
shoe place cards, with little wooden
shoes for nut holders. Serve rye bread
sandwiches. potato salad furnished with
beets and parsley, herring, grilled sau-
sage. coffee cocoa. crullers, cheese, and
II you wish tiny apple tarts. You could
have an old fashioned candy pull. pop
corn. and play games. The Holland peo-
pie are very simple In their tastes and
entertainments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
The Card Question.

When a lady paws a first call to an
other and leaves one of her own and her
husbands cards. should the party called
upon do the same when returning the
call? When making calls and there Is no
one at home not even n maid 10 answer
the door, where should cards be left?
MRS. H. M.
One card and two of husbands should
be left when call is returned Mother
and daughter Clatter In society should
each have card and II no one Is home
slim cards under the door.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
pnaang Dish arty.

ucnee me month this pretty party
Trspie as conducted along
Inc well-known verse from
m called March headed
which babe eight guests
( 1ae'ed by the Mad March
eddrcn Is come at last.
nay cloud and changing skies:
r,, nrs,nine Of the blast
~ inc snowy valley flies.
aeery sight. indeed. to see
n .aole, with eight saucv
, ~ MADE se by the clever fingers
Il nom cardboard. one stand
, e,aeh plate. Appropriate.
ionnr "'or scheme OF brown and
shnqauils. AT the end Of the
l4ss 4s"hg dishes presided over
|flon and her sister. First
" 1, "ss served In cups. then
|" blankets" which wero
tnsauted In thin strips OF
'h.mns inns appeared at lust the
"aVing been made in The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

from! Annette. don't you think I can
have the suit?"
ut seems a little foolish. dear-unless
you could wear II later In the season."
began Annette paclcally "By the way.
heard you say that Francis wasn't COM
ing here. I thought he Mas going to take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

What can we serve informally at small
tables? WAGPACA.
First grapefruit daintly prepared with
a few white grapes (seeded on top Of
each half, then creamed swectbreads in
patties. sweet potato croquetteS, hot rolls,
coffee. n sweet omelet, then IL is per-
mlssible to serve ice cream and wedding
cake to keep up the traditional finish to
wedding menu.
Questions on any subject pertaining to
this department will checrfully be an
swered A reply will be sent by mail Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

night"
mo; Roberts going to take u.s." said
Tina. She detached herself from her sis
ters embrace and ran away, with the
black poodle after her.
Robert" repeated Elnor meditative-
y; she sat down in the chair her mother
had lust vacated and stared at Annette.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
gestlons for Weddings, Luncheons,
|onowerS; Questions Answered, Etc.

kitchen. The piece de resistance was a
delicious Welsh rabbit. Coffee was
served with cheese and toasted crackers.
There were no sweets. Olives salted nuts
and crisp celery hearts were on the table
in a relish dish For luck. each guest
was given a rabbits foot, warranted to
be the lcft-hand one cut from a jack
rabbit on the thirteenth day Of the month
in the dark OF the moon. Every one had
a glorious time The saying mad AS
a March hare was certainly a misnomer
on this OCCASION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Annual Golf Match.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON. March s.-The annual golf
match between Oxford and Cambridge
is officially announced to be played on
the Royal Liverpool club course at Hoy
lake. The date was tentatively set for
April with view to changing 1t later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

There isn't anything that you're keep
ing from me?" In spite Of denial. Mrs.
Madison felt the tenacity OF some purpose
that she could not fathom.
NO; oh, no.! Tina raised her voice at
the sight Of her two sisters In the door
way. You can come in; momsey's f1n-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

ished scoldinE me. / want n new gray
suit-an my friends have them''
well, of all things" Elinor's tone was
eXasperateds Another new suit-when
Annette and / have been wearing our old
ones all winter! That's so like you. Tina.
never considering where the money is to
come from"
II don't care where the money comes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Wedding Breakfast Menu.

7 have been an Interested reader OF
your page for some time. but have never
had occasion to ask for information
I am TO be married before Lent. The
marriage is 10 be at church at Q o'clock.
and Immediately afterward the guests
are 10 come 10 tho house. for breakfast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
By Mary Stewart Cutting

How very odd! Robert has never taken
Tina anywhere. She must have written
to him. That child does the most unex
pected things, / was wondering last
night II l would care for Robert II he
were quite different. Some men have
such a brutal streak In them. On the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
innocent Axa's', Questions,

I am u young girl Of 20 and wish TO
seek your advice. Is IL proper for n
girl to wear a mans picture in her
loclyet? a certain young man has been
calling on me regularly for about "A year.
Do you think he has serious Intentions?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
For a Dutch Party.

/ wish to give a Dutch party for boys
and girls about sixteen: would like few
uggcstlons.-Fannic L. II.
1t would add lot TO >youS fun Il ,ynu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
Edited by Madame Merri
COPYRIGHT 1910

stamped and addressed envelope is in
closed. otherwise answers will appear in
this column. Address Madame MeTi.
caro- Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
A Serious Question.

I am going with a young man, who
seems TO he a little careless IN regard
to his personal appearance. Is there any
thing / could do or say 10 him that
would prove effective in this regard. and
stll not make him feel embarrassed.
ANNOYED.
Very delIcately. perhaps YOU can men
Is quick wittcd he should take the hint:
II he does not. | should plainly tell him
what is wrong, OF one thing he sure. If
he does not reform refuse TO go with him.
for such lItIe things are great big things
to n sensitive nature.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-22
siRL FOUND MAR RED OAK.
Ncnt Dri,nl ~ Father Rls and n,,!
No Return--Alarm Given.

The young girl who disappea,,,o
from her home Wednesday night snd
whose disappearance was reported "a
the shoriff's department. was founG
ny b. iathPr on the public rpaI be
tween Red Oak and Waxahaehie late
Friday evening. The girl was brought
back 10 her home. Wednesday, in a
horse and buggy belonging to her
father. she started driving She did
not return "Wednesday night, and
her parents, becoming alarmed. call
ed in the assistance of Sheriff A. l..
Ledbetter. With the assistance of the
officers the father found his daugh-
ter last evening seated in her buggy
and sound asleep. She is less than
fourteen years OF age. Dallas Times
Herald
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