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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Miss Bernice Grady. aged IS, a member
of the senior class OF the high school at
Brookton. Mass. has been appointed on
the clerical staff OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor at Washington. She
will be the youngest employee of the de-
partment The position carries with IL
a salary Of $500 the first year and addi-
tlonal salary. according to merit
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Miss Grace straehan. who led the
teachers OF New York City in their recent
struggle for better salaries has written
book on the campaign and the prin-
eiples involved. The book is called Equal
Pay and has been in great demand by
the teachers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Miss Floranos Alden. physical director Of
the Young woman's Christian association.
has returned from . trip through Yellow
stone Park. She stopped in Omaha for
Few days. visit with her associates before
going on east, where she viii spend the
remalnder Of the summer at her home in
Springfield. Mass.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26

Fine Job Frinung. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26

Tines Of the t1de are tSKen from the
q. s. Coast and 6eodetic Survey ta-
bles. The tides at Kahului and HIlo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that OF the meridian
of 1877 degrees 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 D. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, . hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26
Shipping In Port

Government Vessels.)
New Orleans, U. S. S. San Fran.
cisco.
Thetis, U. S. R. G. cruise.
(Mercnant VesseIs.l
Aloha, sch, Hilo lin distress.)
Andrew Welch, blk. San Francisco
Coronado, bktne. San Francisco.
Foohng Suey, ok. New York.
M. E. Foster, Sch. Olympia.
Mexican, S. S. Seattle.
Robert Levers, sch. Port Gamble.
Flaurence Ward, Midway Is.
Edward Sewa1l, Dk., Newport News.
Tamon Maru, No. 6. Ocean Island.
w. H. Marston, sch. Pearl Harbor.
TIE TRANSPORTS.
Buford, ar. S. F., from Hon. Oct. Is.
Dix is at Manila.
Logan, sailed from Honolulu for
Manila March Is.
Thomas, arrived at San Francisco,
Mar 16.
Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Ho-
nolulu Mar. Is.
U. S. A. T Crook sailed for Manila
March 1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-26

fine JOB PrlnuEA. star Umcs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

LIZ . am " y INA Et Ots wv 4tgta
JACK x0EgAUs SOUL
my great pride ! would have -ie'
his offer u guardian aid. U.s.. BIZ
supervision. hope. would have bga..
credit to the name Instead u i..s
disgrace ! am
Now, you quit these here pos;fsgf.
tens" demonstrated Bunte gDed ia
turedly. but firmly. you don't ea.i NJ
a disgrace. do you. And ain; / y1ls
old side parinerf Bosh If you play
the game straight ! guess there's lots
Of worse ways Of making n living thin
gambling The sawbones said ios
Of rest was coming ysur way. 80 Just
turn over on the other side and for
get Il"
NO, / can't, Bunce. Don't you re.
alize the position In which am placed
by Mr.. Randall's deathi hold deed
10 his entire plantation. and mus
sign a release without delay. whai
II II should ever be thought that en-
tered the game 70 earnest. with fhp
deliberate intention Of robbing Mr.
RandalIf You know my reputation. .
be added bitterly. ''and bow easy II X
for dog 10 earn a bad name. BrIns
me pen and ink AT once. I.arkin. II yo'
please. for ! won't have a moments
peace until I sign that paper"
PropIed up on the pillows and sup
ported By the still grumbling Buncc,
be wrre the following:
hsreby surrender the absoirse possess
sion of all the property herein described
20 the child or children Of John Randall
EUGENE KIRBY.
THERE be exclaimed Now feel
better, and there is no chance Of my
old neighDor's children being defraud-
ed out Of their inheritance"
You worry heap more about them
than yourself" observed Bunce, "snd
there's no call for II. Even IL they
knew you had got this deed you're
reckoncd as dead man By everybody.
] heard from one Of the boys that Mo-
reau bad skipped to Mexico. but you
know how the river calls. and he'll an
swer sooner or later, When the 1ne
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old buckle does return don't be fool
enough to give him another chance At
your back. for he's painfully modest
cuss and prefers to stay In the rear.
By rights be ought to get the same
dose he gave you. and I'd do It for the
asking"
You know you wouldn't" said Kir.
by simply. 'The moment learn that
Moreau has returned you may arrange
a meeting for US. You can leave the
rest to me-"
Bunce nodded. II guess there amt
any one who could get the better Of
you. Gene. face to face. amt much
Of hand at the gospel, but III scare
up q prayer or two for Jack Moreau's
soul"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

forget or condone such an unspeakably
vile action as he witnessed aboard the
Shotwell that night. In fact, your
cousins hope to have the honor Of
entertaining Colonel Moreau, and Tom
has gone out for the express purpose
Of ascertaining his whereabouts. for ]
heard quite inadvertently that the gen
tleman was In town. | reckon Mr..
Kirby Il due to lose his life pretty
shortly. He has made q lot of misery
for US, sir. and II Is high time be had
some himself"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
By BOOTH HARRINGTON AND HARRY LEON WILSON
NOVELIZED FROM THE PLAY BY ". b. M.FERCUSON


we could stoop to ask mercy from 4
man OF that stampl Whether the
deed was gained honestly or not. 1t
.loes not matter. Fathers signature
- on the paper. and We must stand
BY It. Tom. You know that Any
way" she would finish drearily. swhat
does II uatteri What does II matter
where we 80. what we becomei Let
this Mr.. Kirby-if that b. hls name
finish the work be began 20 WE'LL"
IL wish you could pluck up Z
little more spirit. Dele" he would re-
turn. solicitous and resentful In the
one breath. Doesn't the thought Of
that scoundrers possible recovery
make your blood boili Don't you ever
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

buhd come back, fiu' de nest robbed
she das goIn to break huh heabt
a-mou'nin'7 Come down from dere,
@But de pickaninny mighty sassy an,
spends. I ain't meanIn' to come down
from heah--gwine to git de aigs.'
~Den Marse Gene say; No. yo' isn't
l goin' 70 fotch 10 down frum dab an
tan 20 hide An TO- anybody could
stop him he's halfway up de tree afteb
dat pickaninny. Pickaninny crope out
on a mighty sIendeh branch. but lrr
MARIE right along afteh him and grab
him under the aims. Den blImblam
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

Subtle humor, fear impeiling
Pafhos, dueiing, lynch law, sui-
eide, attempted murder, gam
bling. heart ENHANCEMENT and
realistic character drawing COM
bine to make Cameo Kirby" an
unusual play and an unusual
nopel---o cameo of modern fic-
tion finely craven, richly set; a
word cameo by those master
craftsmen Booth Harrington and
Harry Leon Wilson, wherein are
shifting pictures Of the old days
ofsng the Mississippi when the
Matches and the Robert e. Lee
raced to Nev Orleans with for
fumes at stoke; old days when
gamblers, amateur and profess
sionol, won and lost almost an
6elieyable sums on the river
steamers; days when Mark Twain
vos q pilot and when the real
life prototype Of Jim Bindso Of
the Prairie Belle held her nos-
sic ae'in the bank till the last
enloof" was ashore. "A we'll
born. ~sH infsnfioned young man
through association with bad
companions becomes an accom-
piished Sumblsr. Falsely &C
cased Of murder, he meets a
young girl, with whom he fails
IN love. How vital complications
BATTLE him, how conspiracy
places his life In the balance,
hov the love of pure woman
may work wonders in the regen-
GRAFTON of a non---fhese themes
and Others give Cameo Kirby"
its thrill, its fascination. ifs pow
erfui heart Interest.
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4 -
went a. branch and down Deg coma
bs6sm tossddsr. Ny land. thought
dem plum killed. but - dsy fAil Msrse
Gene b manage to swing his body
undernsaf Dc pickaninny-what's evea
Hitler dan Marc Gene an only . wuf.
lee slave anyhow-so dat when deg
hit Do ground dat pickaninny land on
top o. nj mara But b. gun TO yell
ishk he's kilt DEN li'r mare all he DO
10 70 smile when We bend oveh hin.
an be say to Dc pIckaninny. Gone.
cheer up OATS all b. say. iyin' dere
VIII his laig broken. OATS all. sub
Group hesitated and then added: 4
amt seen III marse sspce be was q
If'r boy. and deg nay be tuhn ouSA ~
bad But iahk tols yo' Is de way be
done when be was q lrr boy. an deg
call him 'Tlr Marie Come Cheer Up'
Thank yo'. subj" And. With q bow. the
old serving man withdrew.
Perhaps you can understand" com
menfed Mme. Davezsc.
MY dear lady replied the judge
Il fear the argument Is wasted. Il Is
fact that the lefe Emperor Nero.
well known but disrcputable charac
ter 10 Roman history. was very ten
der hearted during his boyhood."
And" added Aaron. with much BIZ.
terness. that a soul OF such promise
as child should have fallen 30 low a.
a man makes him all the less desers.
Ing 81 your pity. The case against
this Kirby Is quite clear"
Perhaps | am YER foolish that !
can't believe with you she returned
But are We not going TO the plania.
ton TO forget all such thingsi LET
Us not discuss the matter further"
II WINS not long before young Ran
dali arrived and acquainted the Others
with his happy meeting with Colonel
Moreau. II was then agreed that the
boy IN order 10 prepare his home 10
the honored guest should prccede ne
others 10 Plaqnemine Judge Pley'
dell having orders 70 leave az BIS
plantation. proceeding from there %
the Randails' home. the pleasure q
receiving Colonel MORGAN was thus
left In the hands OF Aaron.
Tie may be here AZ any moment
explained Tom. "and as must change
Into riding toys you VIII have TO re.
eeive him. cousin. One OF our blood
must be here 20 welcome him. don't
think we can show too much honor 70
the man who tried 20 avenge my IN
Their. So far I am the only member
Of the family who has made bis &C.
quaintance win come down rs soon
a. ] can. but you win not end hlm
dif1cult TO entertain. He's a hne iei'
low IN every sense Of the word"
Shortly after Judge PIeydeIl had de
parted. while the ladies' we're buslli
engaged with their packing and young
Randall was dressing. the tall figure
Of the flower OF southern chivalp'
portmanteau In hand. arrived 81 Nine
Davexac's and was heartily greeted .,
the expcctsnt Aaron. who. sensible "
his duties an host. put forth every =
fort to receive this distinguished w
Itor In the manner betting one wp'
owned such prcsumabIe rank and sF
tus.
"Aliow mo to welcome you. SIR
~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

for US, sir. and II is high time be had
some himself
CHAPTER v.
wf@lHIS troubIe has driven Tom
pretty near crazy.~ went
on the fudge. sand I'VE nut
"a IL ana nv daughter
Amy wedding until we've settled M.
Kirbv. for the fact u don't want her
to take any chances Of being Z widow
= youns he
EDO IT, IedSss know what \ goins
forvardY'
.No Ara / csnnot Impress that fnct
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snr,,anca
-rid 90, rro,x nm. r,r,v u.
a.ras.. .~sy.,v taa,,rss .aran
ave mons,.rr a.v.r. ~, rr.u
Nc. ,s,her ana eanno. may. ,nr.e,,
10 feel sho,,, ,ba son az a. Al, ,h.sa
o,hars r,ow ~ ranr,.,son a.
aaron put Ems, ,h,nt+a Nov who
had M one 10 wa,rb him NO ono -
arc, no arifta win b,d comns,,ors.
~ mnsf iva somehow m / could
believe he became = camble,, hu, ,ba,
one with anch HOOD n hin, cro,d A
what Won All belI.ve he has DONE,
a impossible
.rn, mad.w.- ,-o,an,.a 49,.
..,b,s rer,,ema, ,b,. s,rsn~a- c-sena,
uorean.-
San. abe ou,ek,v ,n,ervu,,ea 80
think coIonel MORGAN acted nom ,hs
blgles, ,,o,,,a xon. - ,h,s tansI.
has rreo,er vssn - mate 49, ~
oua,n,ance ana mani h,w ,san has.
4 Rut I am SIN sure there vas .o,oe.
,h,ny ma IA 81, 80 sa,ne,,,n. !.
ala NOT understand so,no,,,sr- rsh,e,,
wound take the stain from ,h. action
Of thai moor voung man yos. von
tbIuk me 4 fool vo,, lauvh AZ me /. ~
added os botb rentIemen smiled iron.
lcaIly. .but /, e what ,hInk and /,
4 good 10 see some one laugb IN sh,s
bouse even n /, 4 A. me sxnonse~
Az she turned to leave an old necro
entered and an,ou,csd ,ha. ~
.Frencb nlvyebs,, .wouIa serve cosy..
IN f,fteen minutes
.waIt croup.w commanded Mn.
pav.zsc Then address,ng ,ba I've
gentlemen sbe added. ~ ss,en TN.
negro belonged one time TO the father
q Eugene Kirby. Group, tell the gen
tiemen what you have told me once
OF tnaf time your young N. Kirby has
iall from the oak Tree
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

The news Of Mr.. RandaIl's death Is
q great shock" be added. greatly nor
ed he was my fathers friend
Bunce, and when the devil played
havoc with our affairs did all in his
power to be Of assistance. But for
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30

one year elapsed BE-
fore Colonel Moreau, bark
ening at length to the call Of
the river. returned to hIa old
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-06-30
CHAPTER v.

CHAPTER v.
- HIS trouble has driven Tom
pretty near crazy" went
on the Judge. land I've put
Oh bis and my daughtsF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-05

flower of the bride was carried, and
the groom's gifts, necklace of pearls
and brooch of the same jewels were
worn. Mr.. T. Richard Robinson, the
father of the bride. gave her into the
Keeping of the groom. The impress
sive Episcopal wedding ceremony was
performed by Canon Ault. As the
young couple proceeded to the reg
lister to sign their names a full vest
cred choir of Priory girls sang several
beautiful selections, which were
appropriate for the occasion. After
the ceremony the bridal party and a
few intimate friends motored to one
OF the cottages of the "Pleasanton"
where the bride and groom
received the congratulations and
good wishes that were showered
upon them. The young couple receiv'
ed in flower bedecked room of palms
and pink roses - the American and
English flags were artistically inter-
twined and hung over the entrance to
served shortly before ten o'clock. the
table was arranged in pink Mammon
Cochet roses, with silver candelabra,
ornamented with rose pink silk
shades. Mrs. Harold Hayselden, who
Is cousin of the brides, wore Pa.
ris gown of blue satin, trimmed in
gold applique. A blue hat covered
| with plumes was worn. Mrs. John
| Strayer McGrew wore an all-over lace
robe, superb diamond necklace and
pin were worn; Mrs. Center was clad
in grey satin, with picture hat
trimmed in grey plumes. Among the
guests at the wedding supper we're;
Mr.. T. Richard Robinson, Mr.. anj
Mrs. Harold Hayselden, Mrs. Reid Mr.
and Mrs. John Guild, Reverend and
Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Center, Miss Center
! Miss Margaret Center, Miss Alice
Brown. Mr.. Dwight Baldwin, Mr.. Phil
Up Robinson, Mr.. Reynold McGrew
Mr.. Archibald Guild. Mr.. Erdmar
Baldwin and others. This popula
young couple received numerous gift
of silver cut glass, brasses, pictures
etc, for their new home. The honey
moon is to be spent at Haleakala OF
Maui, and at the Volcano House Of
Hawail-the following announcement
has been received:
. Mr. T. Richard Robinson
announces the marriage of his
daughter
Catharine Louise
to
Mr.. George Gates Kinney
at Saint Andrews Cathedral
on the evening of Monday,
October the Thirty,hrst
Nineteen hundred and ten
Honolulu. Hawaii
At Home
after December the thirty.hrst
Kahuku, Oahu
4 4
Judge and Mrs. DOlc's Luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Francis Dill
lingham were the guests Of honor 9
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- 800 '
Louise Robinson to Mr.. Geo.
Gates Kinney was one of the
social affairs of the week and
attracted a large aggregation
of society folk. The marriage
took Mace at eight o'clock Monday
oyaoinn ~ 9, ,,aro,,. c,,,.,..,
eu' "''
i"e'e was "'''e uecora'ins uohe III
the church, with the exception OF
white asters and palms that were ar
tistlcally arranged in the chancel, and
the altar and chancel rail were bank
ed with these flowers, and potted
maiden hair ferns. One of the Eng.
fish customs Is to have very little dec
oratlons II any, as the bride is an
English girl, this idea was carried
out. However the architectural beau
~ OF the cathedral is so beautiful, that
the absence of decorations was not
noticed. Promptly at eight o'clock.
to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march, the bridal party appeared,
headed by the two ushers, Mr.. Dwight
Baldwin and Mr.. Reynold McGrew.
Miss Nadine Center was the only at.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-05

luncheon Friday given by Judge
and Mrs. Dole at their home on En-
ma street. This house is one of the
most artistic homes In Honolulu and
has been the scene of many brilliant
entertainments, but whether large
formal affair or one of less pretension
and formality this host and hostess
always extend the same gracious well
come to the assembled guests under
their hospitable roof Yesterdays af-
fair savored of informality, which lent
an added charm to the entertainment.
Among those present were Judge and
Mrs, Sanford B. Dole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Francis Dillingham;, Judge
and Mrs. William Whitney, Mrs. Sell
den Kingbury of Maui, and Mrs. Eben
Low.
Lieut.. Ross Kingsbury TO BE Stationed
In Honolulu.
Lieut.. Ross Kingsbury and his
charming young bride, nee Josephine
Ellicott, arrived Tuesday on the Mon
golia. Lieut.. Kingsbury is the young
est son of Judge Kingsbury of Maui,
and belongs to the U. S. Marine Corps.
His wedding to Miss Elliott was to
have taken place this spring, but on
account of his orders to the Philip
pines the date of the wedding was
changed, and he was married In Octo-
Der. This wedding was a large
church affair and took place In Port
land, Oregon, where the brides father
Lieutenant-C Commander Ellicott of the
U. S. Navy, is stationed. Lieut.. Kings
bury on arriving in Honolulu found
that instead of going to the Philip
pines his orders had been changed
and he was to remain In Honolulu.
Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury came over
Monday to meet the young people, re-
turning with them Friday. After Wis
iting week on Maui Lieut. and Mrs
Kingsbury will return to their apart.
ments at the Young Hotel.
Mrs. Alfred Castles Tea.
Mrs Alfred Castle entertained at {
o'clock tea Thursday afternoon II
honor of Miss Margaret Castle. Abou
twenty young girls and matrons wer'
! r r 4
DIR. and Mrs. Woods Dinner.
Doctor and Mrs. C. b. Wood enter
tanned Sunday complimentary to Dr.
and Mrs, Walter Hoffman,. On thi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-05

Major will not leave until the last
of January or the first of February.
This officer IL so charmed with Homo
lulu that he has decided on his retire
ment from the Army-which, by the
way, will be number Of years hence
he will buy home in the Islands
and take up II permanent residence In
this city. Iuli
Mr.. and Mrs. Browns Surfing Party.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown entertained mt a chowder and
surfing party In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Francis Dillingham;. The wa
ter was ideal for surfing, the Kona
wind making the waves unusually
high and thus making the sport ex-
citing. Later plunge was taken In
the "briney deep" which whetted the
appetites of the guests for the de-
licious chowder that followed. Later
in the evening number of the guests
played bridge. Among those who en-
joyed Mr.. and Mrs. Browns hospital
ity were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francis
Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball of Wal
alua, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Judge
and Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mr.. william
Roth, and others. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ross, who
have spent the last three weeks a
the MOana Hotel. are costly settled II
their bungalow in Manoa Valley Mrs
Ross is u charming English girl, is |
brilliant conversationalist, besides be
ing accomplished in diversified ways
and will be an acquisition to the so
ciety of Honolulu.
Mrs. Ralph Forster, accompanies
by her aunt and sister left on tn
steamer Mongolia, Consul Ralpl
Forster has taken apartments at tn
Young Hotel and will remain Their
until his wife returns-unless he
ordered to another station in the mex
six months.
| 4 4
| Mr., and Mrs, Hugo Herzer, VIII
have been occupying Miss Ada Rhodes
home in Nuuanu Valley while tina
popular young society girl has bee
visiting in San Francisco. are no.
staying at the Young Hotel.
4 X 4
Mrs. V. S. Collins, wife of DoctC
Collins, arrived in Honolulu Tuesda.
Mrs. Collins is looking remarkabl
well, having enjoyed her six month
trip on the mainland. Mrs. Collin
accompanied by her small daughte
left Thursday on the Wilhelmina I
join her husband, who is practsin
on Hawaii.
\ \
Lieut.. Leo Sahln nj the Young HOtt
Lieut.. Leo Sahin of the Y. S. NAY
arrived on the liner Mongolia Tue
day morning and is being welcome
by his numerous friends--for Lieu
Sahin Is not stranger in these Is
, ands, having been stationed here (,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-05


80. 1T. ..,r, ,, ,,rb Mace. ,
~ Tt, hos,i,,I,ty of this
,l 900 mnch apprecioted and
"o,'o' ,na snas,s
e"'o''" w
H., A.. po,oom and their
MI a"" w. 81, ,,o s,oam-
young son lv.' W. , ,,,ai, ,ha voicano
~ wii" ,, "a No.. po,,o, ana
OF n,aue" .,,an,, =, an. Moana
FANNY "aa. "p" sa..,Ia CIV and
ho.ei ,ne' a. ~ ,hraa vaars moo
49,, ,stsad a. ,,gi, I,onoluiu
-.
l. 4
- NJ. p..,nd
WIS "a'n'' ~" ~ ia ,i,nrod
% nntor,nin rnesdav afternoon in
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Mr.. and Mrs, E. Hubert OF chicago
ILL.,, who have been staying at the Mo-
ana fiotei' are at the volcano House
rms couple VIII return to Honolulu
tomorrow on the WiIhelmina ana VIII
occupy their apartments NJ the MO
ana
Major Harris Dinner.
White asters and lace ferns orna-
mented the circular table Mt which
the genial Major presided as host.
This dinner took place at the Moana
Hotel Tuesday evening aud was given
In honor OF Major Blakeley. who Is n
warm personal friend OF the host
Major Rlakclcy Leaves on Transport.
After nearly month spent on the
island of Oahu, comprising business
and ploasure-but mainly the former
Major Blakeley of the U. S. Army
left on the transport Friday. bound
| for San Francisco. where he makes
his home at the Palace Hotel.
r
Mr.. Bruins Dinner.
| Mr. and Mrs. Haneberg and Miss
Grace Carroll were the COMMUNICATED
guests at dinner given Thursday
evening at the Young Cafe. This din.
proved ENJOYABLE. The color schem,