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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE--Store building, confec-
tionary stock and fixtures, doing
goS'u business. No. TAO. care Forum.
FOX SALE-Bakery In large town OF
o,VUV population. Good chance Tor
I've baker, Address 7bs. care Forum.
FOR SALE-Pool room in western.
minnesota; doing good business In
good town Of 5000: good chance. Ad-
dress 791, care Forum.
INVESTMENTS WANTEp--H ave
some cash and small trades that I
want to turn into mortgages or con-
.racI. Write Box ZIG. Mason City, Ia.
FOR SALE--Magic lantern outfit COM
pete. including calcium light. NOV
lng picture equipment, 100 pictures
ana ticket. Price $50. VIM. Shaner,
Chaffee, n. ID.
POWER PRINTING PLANT-Quite
complete for eight page weekly pa
per- TOT sale dirt cheap. IL taken at
once; terms to suit purchaser. w. A.
aonng, Park River N. ID.
roh SALE-My entire harness bust
ness complete; stock and tools of
aoout $l20O. Must leave on account
RS~A heditu. GOou cndnce Tor
Tlgnt man. Address Frank Owacki
Leonard, N. d.
FOX SALE-A general merchandise
STOCK and fixtures now being reduced.
Ilrst class business. good territory,
ana paying proposition; only one
otnsr general store in town; must be
SOLO In the next six days. Apply Taube
Mercantile Co, Ayr, N. d.
FOR SALE-The Goose River Farmer
printing plant, in first class condi-
uon cost more than $4,000, IL sold
quickly viii take $500 cash, worth
9'VVO as business proposition, If
moved to a new town in the western
part OF the state or on the Fargo
Mlnot cutoff. Address J. b. g. s.. care
postmaster, Mayyilie, N. d.
FOR SALE-Meat market; one of the
best meat markets in the state:
everything has been lately replaced
with modern equipment: old establish
cd business in one of the best little
towns in the state; will guarantees
everything; best of reputation and ref
erence; owner has been in business
eighteen years and wishes to retire !;
tools, fixtures and stock will invoice
between $4,000 and $4,000. Address
| 500, care Forum.
~~~%~%~~~~%AAAH q
y AN EXCELLENT business op- .
portunity that only comes TO a q
y man once in a lifetime. On ac- q
- V1f nf h. - - -
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0. K. LAUNDRY.
FOR RENT-RANcH

= ~AA~@AA~~A~%~%A .
q FOR RENT--One OF the best q
y small irrigated ranches In the .
y Yellowstone valley-75 acres in q
y crop last season, 1S acres seeded q
y to alfalfa, which Is selling on =
y ranch for $12 per ton. bitches q
= all In and fenced Comfortable .
q house and all buildings necessary y
. frame britt and new. Two miles q
= from station on the Milwaukee; .
y win furnish and take share Of =
q crop or will sell. Address J. b. .
q Morrison, Miles city, Mont. q
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WANTED TO PENTHOUSE

WANTED---A good six or seven-room
house on southside. not over six or
seven blocks from Fargo college Adj
dress 796, Forum.
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HAVE LIGHT RuNABOuT TO trade
for model F. Buick or AUTO 1uNA'
Address 725. care Forum.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people in prosperous South Dakota
you can do it best through the columns
Of The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by 10000 in $50 towns and
rural routes in the northern half Of
etc. for / cent word each insertion.
SEND stamps to American Aberdeen.
IS. p.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-Quarter- section land,
adjoining town: for further particu-
lars see H. AmerIand.
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FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-one-q quarter
section, six miles from town on main
line Of road and mail route: school
very close, good house. good water;
worth $4,000; will take $1,000 for quick
sale; party assume loan. Address Box
3, care Forum.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Three good
quarter sections of land in Mclean
county, also one improved farm in
Burleigh county; will trade for stock
of merchandise automobiles, or any
thing desirable in improved city prop
erty; each quarter has from sixty to
seventy acres under cultivation. Write
me If you have anything for a quick
deal. Raugust Loan & Insurance
Agency, Minot, N. ID.
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NEMsPAPER RECEIVING soxEs

THE FORUM has supply Of neat
receptacies In which to place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
patron Of this paper in Fargo or Moor
head may secure one OF these boxes
free by calling at The Forum office,
provided his paper is paid to date.
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MEDICAL.
pooL AND BILLIARD TABLES.

6ooI AND BILLIARD tables: large
stnck of new and secondhand pill
hard and pool tables; also bar fixtures
show cases. tables. chairs and reIrls :
orators: time payments write TOT
cataiogue. Merle g. Heaney Manu-.
facturing Co. 521-52S Third sTees
south. Minneapolis. -
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FOR SALE-One quarter-section, one
mile northwest Of Russo: price $4,000.
Owner, Lars c. Madsen.
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statesmen WANTED.


Cal ESMEN make $40 a day selling
nerfection lad proJectors-colore
"adsn an sidewalks; write quick, terms
and territory. Perfection @Ada FRO
iector Co, ~ Quincy street, Ghieags
TWO High CLASS statesmen to
sell cream separators to dealers
Must have experience IN farm lnlpls-
ment line, cream separator p ,'i.4.,. ~
W. baya 4 high class line, well estap-
t,sha5 IL fine trade and will pay tar
safarv to right men. No canvassers
ysanted. Give references, experience,
age and salary required in first letter
i Il renlies will be treated confidential
Z. nniv Give men who have good
records and are strong enough TO Sc
o,,re orders for good business need APP
NV Address BOX 11s. Minneapolis
Mimi.
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q y A~AAAAA q
AN EXCELLENT business OPP .
portunity that only comes to a =
man once in lifetime. On ac- q
= count of the death of member of q
y the firm, an old established man q
ufaeturing and jobbing wholesale .
business is for sale. Employ Ave q
= statesmen. 1t takes $4,000 to q
handle 1t. For information write q
= to Chas. Copelin, secretary of the .
= ST. Anthony Commercial club Of .
q Minneapolis, MINI. =
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BUY on TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your Sec
ond- hand harness. w. III. Stewart
Harness shop. Fargo.
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TWELVE THOUSAND ACRES within
two miles of Harlowton. Must be
sold in one bunch. For further partic-
ulars, address George A. Rapp. l46
Third avenue west, Dickinson, N. d.
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FOX SALE--A general merchandise
STOCK and fixtures now being reduced.
Iirst class business, good territory,
ana q paying proposition; only one
otnsr general store in town; must be
sold in the next six DAYS. Applv Ta,be
Mercantile Co., Ayr, N. ID.
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GO TO FARGO HOUSE barber shop.
Shave 10 cents. hair cut rs cents;
shoes shined free.
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WANTED 10 suy--LAND

WANTED TO HuY-160 acres fairly
wei improved land III Cass coun-
til. North Dakota. Or Clay county,
Minnesota. VIII pay $4,000 cash and
want balance on yearly payments.
Write to r. G. BOX 29s, Fargo. d. u.
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sARkER's is THE MEDICINE.

Don't experiment with cheap Johr
Mixtures. Barker's is guaranteed.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-~Three nice unfurnished
rooms newly painted. Fargo Isaun-
dry.
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BUYER wanted for five-acre. 4-year
old orange grove. at estimated value
of the 1912 crop. IL taken at once for
cash; located In the most successful
orange district Of Texas. within a few
minutes walk of electric and steam
railway station to the leading mar
kets of the world. Good reason given
for such sacrifice. Address 8. care Fo-
rum.
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co TO JoHNsON's Barber shop af-
ter Dec. 20 for a free shine.
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coMPosITOR wanted at once; state
experience and salary expected. =
II. Crockard. New England n. u.
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the BEST HAIR CUT in town 25c;
shave 10c. Johnson's Barber shop,
$40 Front street.
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas en-
gineering school; get in on the first
class. Write for information, 1225
Front street.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
q certain number care OF Inc horuIn
be sure to address your answer ,, ~ ei =
number. in care OF Forum. As
sures prompt attention
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FOR SALE-My entire harness bust
ness complete: stock and tools of
ABOUT $1,000. Must leave on account
OF poor health. Good chance for
right man. Address Frank Owacki
Leonard, N. %.
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WANTED-A diningroom girl at Dill
worth hotel, Dilworth, MINI.
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WAN EDO girl for general
housawork. 405 Eighth avenue south.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANT D-Girl in family OF two. 1s49
First avenue south.
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WITH ELECTRIC cleaner j. ID
Thompson. sl4 First avenue south
Fnone 544.
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pILWoRTH.

FOR SALE--Six room house, lot 50x
140. well located in Dilworth. Price,
$3.50. Monthly payments. Interior
Lumber Co. Fargo. N. d.
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Phons 1925 Is Us Your Wants and The Forum WIZ Dote Rest
HELP WANTEp--MALE.

~ Knlght Prlntlng e. PRINT i.
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WANT Ep--Girl attending school to
work for board end room. Phone
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FOR SALE--Store building. confec-
tionary stock and fixtures, doins
gold business. No. 740. care Forum.
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WOMAN wants work by the day and
washing. 901 Thirteenth street
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WANTED--GirI for general house
work, small house and family. 301
Roberts street.
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FOH SALE-Pool room in western
Minnesota; doing good business n
good town Of 5000; good chance. Ad-
dress 791, care Forum.
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POWER PRINTING PLANT-Quite
complete for eight page weekly pa
per- Tor sale dirt cheap. IL taken at
once' terms to suit purchaser. w. A.
Dung, Park River. N. ID.
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FOX SALE-Bakery in large town OF
live bake, epui AdSras. 7Ss csrs Forun,
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housework; good wages. ell Eighth
street south.
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FOH SALE--Magic lantern outfit COM
plete. including calcium light. NOV
ING picture equipment. 100 pictures
ana ticket. Price $50. VIM. Shaner,
Chaffee, N. ID.
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Tor sALE-HousEHoLp GOODS.

FOR SALE--Round diningroom table
and chairs, early English finish. J.
B. Bowman, ia Roberts street south.
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01
CHARITY MUSICALE,
LENTEN DIVERSION
DEV0Tl0NS OF SMART SET PLEASANTLY INTERRUPTED
FOR ONE DAY AT UNIQUE AFFAIR GIVEN BV PRN-
p CESS KAWANAMAKOA

by Mrs, Charles Bryant Cooper, her
encore was Don't Cry Little Gil
Don cry" Miss Ray Bell who Is u
finished ClCCutiunist was as clover a.
any professional In her two rccitr-
tiuus Sweet Girl Graduate" and "IAt
the Box Office Mrs. Hugo Hcrzcr
who Is one Of the most talented yO-
calist of the city, added greatly 10
The success Of the affair. Her audi
cnce was held spcllbOund, with ad-
miratlOn at the conclusion Of her first
number This Is Sylvia" by Schubert
Her voice Is birl-lihc, and as clear
as a bell, besides being powerful and
sympathetic. Her second number The
Birthday by Cascc, was cXQuisilcly
rendered, Mrs. Jack Bulch Is such
u wonderful pianist. that she can fair
| make piano talk, her first num-
bcr 'KamcnOi OslrOw." by Rubin
slPn, was maEtdrIully rendered. her
technique ana Interpretation arc
wonderful The encore was "l.orlei. ."
This program was closed by a
strong chorus Of fourteen voices the
vocal selection was entitled Spring" "
TCo much praise canno, be given this
chorus, for II was composed of some
Of the foremost musicians of the city.
Those who participated were: Miss
Wurthmucller, Mrs. Chas. Weight,
Miss * Ward, Mrs. William Whitney
Miss Gertrude Burns, Mrs. c. 3. Coo
per Mrs. Give Davies, Mrs. Cunsta-
bel, Mrs. Walbrldgc. Mrs. Frank Ath-
ertnn Mrs, Wostyclt, Mrs. O. A. Ste
vcns, Mrs. Howard Hitchcock.
Al the conclusion Of this musical
treat, delicious beverage OF punch
was served. The Princess Eawouana-
loa was gracious to every one. she
looked regal In q lemon ColO?eI
satin, with an ovcrdrcss Of chiffon
embroidered In Indian beads. Mrs
Williamson wore an imported gown
Of cream linen, with touches of Goblin
blun french tOQuc completed ,his
stunning costume, Mrs. Walter Muc
tHrlane wore a chic costume OF white
m1ruuigitr, with deep Iardnger ON
broidcry. Mrs. Hugo HCrzCrs COS
tune of white Canton brDcadel slll
was admired q velvet tOQuc. trimmcl
with BirI Of Paradise feathers. wa
worn; Mrs, Jack B0lCh looked OK,
lCmely well IN an embroidered white
lingerie; Miss Ray Ben looked girl,
ish aud sweet in white marqulsetI
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

Mrs. T. D. Tcnncy, Miss w. Tenney,
Mra II. G. Nuonan. Miss Julia Mac
rarlano, Mrs. T. G. Thrum, Mrs, l.. A..
Thmston, Mrs Moma McElwee, Mrs.
Wirthmucllcr, Mrs. O. A. Stevens,
Mrs Il. Won Damn, Mrs. c. c. Won
IIamm. Mrs A. A. Young, Mrs. New
ell. Mrs, John Walker Mrs, j, 5.
Walker, Mrs Arthur Wall Mrs. Tom
Wall Mrs. Fred WatcrhOuse. Mrs. Z.
NJ. Watson. Mrs Frcd Whitney. Mrs
II. +. Wichmau, Mrs. II. p. Wilbur,
Mrs. w. c. Widdihcid Mrs. Harry
Wilder, Mrs. Chas. Wilder, Mrs. L. H..
Wodehouse, Mrs. c. y. Wood. Mrs. H.
p. Wood, Mrs. w. w. Harris Mrs
w. W. North, Mrs. a. L. Murphy, Mrs.
w. l.. Thompson, Mrs. w. W. Wall
Mrs. Geo. Rodiek, Mrs. j. +. c. IIa-
gems, Mrs. Z. Paris, Mrs T. Hastoad,
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

cs Carter. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. C. O.
Berger, Miss Minna Berger, Mrs. f.
MUnncll, Mrs. y. Gartcnberg, Mrs. A,
Gartley Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. w.
NJ. Gilrard Mrs. Harold Ginurd Mrs.
A, j. GignouX, Mrs. J. Gilman, Mrs.
Joseph fern, Mrs. CowIes, Miss
CuwlCs. Mrs. \. Mark, Mrs. Neville
Mrs. Timberlake, Misses Hartwcll
Mrs. w. NJ. Graham, Mrs NJ. Il. Gross
man, Mrs. :. Gu!ick. Mrs, a. r. Cur
roy. Jro Mrs. n. J. Gay, Mrs. Geo. c.
Potter, Mrs. Gus Schuman, Mrs. JOS
Schwartz, Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs
Geo. sherman, Mrs. \. n. Sinclair
Mrs. ". o. Smith. Mrs. Geo. Smithicg
Mrs. J, II. Sopcr, Miss Blanche Sopcr,
Mrs. r. c. S,ackable, Mrs. w. l..
Stanley Mrs. Kamaka Stillman, Mrs
Laura Mahelona, Mrs. Manuel Rcis
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

aud Irish crochet with picture has
trimmed IN pink roses. Misses Ruth
and Martha MCChcaney, ThClma Mur-
ply and Myrtle Schumln were clad
In dainty lingerie dresses and dis
TcmsCd the punch.
The list of invited guests Is as fol-
lows: Mrs. W. d. Adams, Mrs. A.. +.
Along, Mrs. A. II. Along, Mrs. b, NJ,
Allen, Mrs. G. II. Angus, Mrs. X. w.
Atkinson, Mrs. w. II. Bubbitt, Mrs.
j, 4. Balch, Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, Mrs.
$. NJ BallOu. Miss Blair, Mrs. G.. e.
BCCklcy, Miss Ray Bell, Mrs. J. J.
Bclscr, Mrs. \. Berg Mrs c. J. Bill
ssn, Mrs, c. j. BOCkus, Mrs. Chas. W
Booth, Mrs. II. d. Bowen, Miss Bowen,
Mrs L. w. BrcckOns, Mrs. J. Wv,
Brewster Mrs A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. \.
Brown, Mrs. Willard Brown, Mrs. A..
L. Bruno, Mrs. Il. j. Buchly, Mrs. A..
~ Campbell, Mrs. Eugene NJ. Camp
hell Mrs. Alfred w. Carter, Mrs. Har-
old Castle, Mrs. AllreI l.. Castle, Mrs.
W. Il. Castle, Miss EcatrCe Castle,
Mrs. Elizabeth Church, Mrs. Jas. l..
Cockbuu, Mrs. John +. Culburn, Mrs.
4. .Cunstabci, Mrs. Chas. NJ. Cooke,
Mrs. Chas. n. Cooke, Jr.. Mrs. ]. p.
Cooke, Mrs. II. 4. Cooke, Mrs. c. y.
Cooper, Mrs. II, T.. Cooper. Miss Coo
per, Mrs. j, Cwmmlns, Mrs. T.. S. Cum
ha Mrs Francis Damon. Mss Fred
Damon, Mrs. H. Il. Macfarlanc. Mrs.
Chas. Lucas, Mrs Thos, Lucas, Mrs.
Ralph A. Lyon, Mrs. f. W. Macfar-
lanc, Mrs. f. w. Macrarlanc, Jr.. Mrs.
c. A. MackntOsh, Mrs. J. a. MagoOn,
Mrs. Zen Marin, Misses Williams,
Mrs Short Mrs. j. Mist Mrs. w. z.
Monsarrat, Mrs. Bonny Monsarrat
Mrs, J. f. Morgan, Mrs. Mott-Smith,
Mrs, II, V. Murray. Mrs. Kate Ful-
brook, Mrs. John MCCandless, Mrs
Harry Hepburn, Mrs. Geo. II. Robert,
son, Mrs. L. A. II. Ross, Mrs. Albert
Waterhousc, Mrs Carl Widcman, Mrs
J, S. McGrew, Mrs. Agnes Mcintyre
the Misses Mchtyre Mrs. McLain
the Misses McStocker, Mrs. w. C. Ne
I
Peacock, Mrs. Perry, Mrs, Petric, Mrs
j. G. Pratt, Mrs, NJ. 4. Prosser, Mrs
+, w. Klebahn, Mrs. W. A. Purdy
Mrs. w r. Rawlins, Mrs. ]. II, Ray.
mOnd, Miss. Violet Makeo. Mrs. w. w
Williamson, Mrs. David Rice, Mrs f
Richardson, Mrs, ]. NJ. Riggs Mrs. 4
G. N. Robertson. Mrs. c. +. Chilling,
worth, Mrs. +. A. Schaefer, Mrs. $
NJ Damon, Mrs. r. Give Davies, MI.
/ 4. +. Davidson, Mrs Geo. A. DAVIS
Mrs. b. +, Dillingham;, Mrs. Waltc!
Dillingham; Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
Mrs. Philip Dodge Mrs. Sanford y
Eolc, Mre. J, D. Dougherty, Mrs. Chus
Falk, Mrs. John l1oming. Mrs. S
Duning, Mrs Z, Johnstone, Mrs. =. i
Frear Mrs. W. r. Frcar, Miss CLAIR
Schmidt. Miss Mabel Phillips. Mis-.
Irene Dickson, Miss Bessie Hopuey
! Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. A. =
. Taylor, Miss Rose Dayison, the Mis-
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

~ NE ul the most successful en-
lcrlalUmcuts to raise money
u for philunthropic purposes
N was the "Charity Musicale"
given Thursday afternoon at
the residence of the Princess
EawananakON This beau
tiiul home was handsomely decorated
for the occasion. in double hibiscus Of
different shades The large makai
lanai was enclosed with American ana
Hawaiian silk Tags and coco0nut
palms. This vcrundu IL cummodOus
extending the entire width Of the
house, so Il was deCiicd tn have the
concert IN this tropical enclosure
Some of the hest talent Of the city
contributed their share toward this
well arranged program all for "swect
charity sake for this concert was
given In order 10 raise funds for the
Ladies Catholic Aid Society. No ad-
mission was charged. but at tho close
of the musicale Princess Kupiolani--
who by the way rescmblcd a little
fairy for she Is an exceptionally hand
some child, and looked winsomc anl
dainty in. her lilmy frGck Of embroid-
cred lingerie and lace, ,-passcd q bns-
ket, 50 every one could contribute
what they felt they were able to, to-
ward this worthy charity A neat Ill
tie sum of two hundred dollars was
nettcd, there was no expenses for the
PRINCESS Kawananakoa paid the Incl
dental expenses. The program was not
n long one, but was excellent and was
deeply appreciated by the large and
fashionable audience Mrs. Augustus
Murphy proved an able assistant in
lending her energies In getting M this
musicale entertainment. any under
taking that Mrs Murphy is interested
in Is sure to be a success, az has bopU
pr2vcn on former occasions. The
program was opened by Mrs. William
Williamson, who is one Of the mos,
talcuted pianist in tho city Her in
stIumeutni selection was from the
opcra In Buhmc ana was enthusiast
.cNlly received, ibis pretty society ma
tT1n w1G compelled 20 respond 10 nm
encYc, which was from the same
ore5a Mrs Walter Macfarllne was
second on tho program. she was I'm
excellent voice, hcr voice 81 q clear
sweet soprano, OF wonderful power
and range, Her first selection was
ave Marie" with a violin obligato
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. Armin Haneberg,
Mrs. c. +. Hart, Mrs. c. Hedemann,
Mrs. Edgar llenriqucs, Miss Lucy
Peabody. Mrs. George +. HesShall,
Mrs. Alice Hutchinson, Mrs. George
Herbert, Mrs. w. c. Hobby, Mrs. Eli
zabcth X. Frecth, Mrs. A. Hooking,
Mrs. T Hollinger, Mrs. c. S. Hnllo-
way, Mrs. Jas. l.. Holt, Mrs. H., NJ.
Won Holt, Mrs. Henry Holmes, Mrs.
w. II. HOogs, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. A. 5.
Humphreys. Mrs. Isabelle Creighton.
Miss Margaret Lishman, Mrs. Frank
Iscnberg, Miss Victoria Ward, the
Misses Ward. Mrs. Richard lvcrs,
Mrs. A. Jaeger, Mrs. Pierre Jones,
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Agnes Judd Mrs.
\. +. Judd, Mrs, King, Mrs. w. "A.
Kinney, Mrs. A. Klamp, Mrs. L. Kop-
ke Mrs, r. f. Lansing, Mrs. w. LAM.
Mrs Robert Levers, Mrs. A. Lewis,
Jr.. Mrs. Alex. Lindsay, Jr., Mrs. Ebon
Low. Mrs. Mary Low, Mrs. +. J. Low
Icy ana others.
y
Miss Bella Falk will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Wall at their home on Kee-
aumoku street. Mr.. and Miss Falk
have been stopping at the Moana Ho-
tel. Tho former left for the main
land Friday, the Falks are prominent
hotel people of Boise, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ivcr's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Faxon Bishop were
the complimented guests at the din
ner given Tuesday evening by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Richard Ivers. The appointment
for this entertainment was perfect in
every detail. Roses were used in pro-
fusion IN the adOrnmCut of this bcaT-
tiful home ana for the dinner. This
affair was a ,"bidge dinner" for im-
mediatclv after dinner the host hos
tess and guests participated in this
game, dcvoting the remainder of the
evening 10 this pastime. Among thOse
present were Mr. ana Mrs. Richard
Iyers, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Faxon Bishop
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles and others.
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PGymaster and Mrs. Stevens Dinner.
Major and Mrs. Neville, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Willis, Captain and Mrs.
Ramsey, Miss Alice Cooper and the
British Consul Ralph G, Il. Forster,
enjoyed the hospitality Of Paymaster
and Mrs, stevens Wednesday even
ing. The decorations were in vio-
lets "a wicker basket filled with pur-
pie violets and veiled with silk mall
Inc Of the same shade made n beauti-
ful decoration. The place cards were
Ornamonted with hand-painted violets
these dainty affairs were tied with vic.
let ribbon.
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Engagement Of Popular Society Couple
Announced.
Que Of the most interesting pieces
Of news in the social world of Homo
lulu is the engagement of Miss Alice
Roth to Mr., Frank Il, Thompson, OIL
this city. These young people are
both prominent socially and are great
fayoites. Miss Roth Is the daughter
Of Mrs, Margaret Roth of this city.
ligg Roth balOnpG IN tha Vnunpar On.
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

add names to Lowroy RECEPTION
Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Rice of Kauai.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs, J. S. McCandless Mr.. and
Mrs, Mcdonald, SantaS Rosa; Mrs.
Pearson, Santa Rosa; Mrs. Scott and
Miss Scott of UilO.
Evening bulletin., 1911-04-01

Lieut.. and Mrs. Willis Dinner.
Captain and Mrs Putnam, Lieut..
and Mrs, Pratt Lieut.. and Mrs Shce-
dy, Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilcox, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Palmer were Che com
plimented guests at bridge dinner
that was given Thursday evening by
Lieut.. and Mrs. Willis White mar
Suirites made Il pretty decoration
These dainty, flowers were arranged
IN a fnncY haSket