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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07

the consent OF such corporation OF
person. and 10 operate such system
for the assistance Of the fire and po-
lice departments OF the city Of Seat
tile.
BE 1T ORDAINED ny THE CITY OF
SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Section ]. That there be and Is
hereby granted 10 the National Dis
trict Telegraph Company OF Seattle,
Washington, corporation created
under the laws of the state of Wash
lington, and having its principal place
Of business in the City OF Seattle, and
10 its successors and assigns. under
the conditions and limitations pre-
scrihcd In this ordinance, up TO and
uutil the aist day OF December 1894,
unless sooner terminated as by this
ordinance provided. the right privi,,
logc and authority TO establish and
conduct In the city of Seattle. a sys-
tenn OF electrical protection, and to
that end 20 lease electrical wires or
conduits for wires I'm the streets and
public ways OF the city OF Seattle
from persons or corporations now or
hereafter having or maintaining the
same, and to make the necessary
connection with such wire or wires,
conduit or conduits. and to construct
and maintain wires upon poles
owned by any corporation or person
upon obtaining the consent OF such
corporation or person.
Section 2. There is also granted
to said company, It's successors and
assigns. the right TO operate said
electrical protection system for the
following specific purposes. to-wit.
for burglar alarm, combined night
watch and fire alarm, temporary
burglar alarm, manual fire alarm,
automatic fire alarm, and sprinkler
supervisory and valve alarm. and
generally for other similar forms OF
protection service now known or
hereafter TO be discovered or devised.
Section 3. That said company, its
successors and assigns, Is also grant
ed the right, at its own expense, to
connect It's central office with the
headquarters Of the fire department
OF the city OF Seattle with such de-
vices, and Installed In manner sat
isfactory TO the superintendent of
Public Utilities OF the City OF Seat
tie, but only upon permit from the
Board OF Public Works, and by such
connection 60 transmit to the head
quarters of the fire department of
the city OF Seattle all signals OF fire
received by said grantee over Its cir
cults or from its signal devices here
after established within the City OF
Seattle. For the service so rem
derod, however. the grantee, its sue
cessors or assigns, shall receive no
compensation. whatsoever from the
Section 4. That said company. Its
successors and assigns. is also au-
thorized to connect It's central office
In the City OF Seattle with the head
quarters OF the police department of
the City OF Seattle and to transmit
to such police department any
alarms of burglary received by Il
over it's said circuits or from it's said
signal devices hereafter established
within tho City OF Seattle. which
may require or call for the aid OF
the police department, but without
compensation for so doing from the
city OF Seattle. The aforesaid CON
nectlon with the police headquarters
shall be made under the directions
land subject TO the control OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07

THE FOLLOWING II AN ORDf-
NANCE PASSED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL. AND SUBMITTED IN
DER AUTHORITY OF SECTION
OF ARTICLE ~. OF THE CITY
CHARTER. AND PURSUANT TO
REFERENDUM PETITION CITY
TIEHlCts FILE No askfT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07
ORDINANCE No. 1907

AN ORDINANCE granting 10 the
National District Telegraph Company
Of Seattle. Its successors and assigns.
the right 10 establish and conduct in
the city of Seattle. m electrical pro-
lection system. and TO lease from
other persons or corporations. wires
or conduits for the operation OF such
system, and TO construct and main
tain wires upon poles owned by any
corporation or person upon obtaining
the consent of such corporation or
person. and 20 operate such system
for the assistance of the fire and po-
lice departments OF the City Of Seat
tile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
New York
Stock Market

Ncw York, January lI.-Priccs NOV
ed forward on the Stock Exchange to-
day in such impressive manner AS TO
Indicate that last weeks upward move
mont had not exhausted itself despite
nc temporary check yesterday. Trad
lax began with broad and active de-
mani ,,in, wh.ch soon placed The list as y
whpic at the top level for the present
movement. with gains almost equally
wei distributed among railway and
Industrial issues. The general tone Of
the market denoted that some OF The
nGrc powerful financial factors were
encouraging the movement 10y tacit
consent at least. Some justification
Tor this belief was found in the new
financing reported in the course Of the
gay. ;ts well rs lilo further case in the
monetary situation strength ia Cant
uian l'acinc WAS again !. notable feat-
ire. Ac1t'':, advancing the stock 10y
"bout points before our opening. ana
~" rise continuing. here 10 2loI cs-
iabiiShng a n.w high record with "a
net gain OF over ) points.
Norfolk and Western issues wore
even more prominent in the days
"pcrationS, the stock advancing over
l"ints ~ heavy transactions. with
sHpStanuhl gain In the convertible
honus. There were no Developments
an connection with this property. hut
thNIf IS fast increasing belief that
Noriplk AND Western will ere long Dc
taken over under lease hy the pcnnsyi-
vaniA system with a guarantee OF 6
ISL cent; diNiaends Botn tile HART
man ana min issues shared in the
movement OF tho day. as did also the
'pIl stocks thouEh their Improvement
MhS less lnarkeH tiien recently. United
',tai's steel resumed it's leadership in
respect of activity, ana steady aCc,Ii,,ll-
lati"n pf the stock resulted in an nj.
vance I" IS rs. closing at The TOP ng-
Rusin,ss III bonds OH tho cxchars,
was much larger than any day for
many months, ana included a block OF
aN'Vrnb City new il-4s at tnl Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
MARINE INTELLrGENCs.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IL 1911.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY II, 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk mer.
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontns, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
Eengera. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas
sengcrs. Phillips Line.
Barge John ". Davidson. johnson, Bati-
more. coal City Coal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mcr-
chandse and passen gers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landinGa merchandise and pas
sengers, Phillips Line. -
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COTTON MARKETS

New YORK.. January In fl.th.r s.ci,,c
~ lmS oprhns OF The cotton ,narkct th.s
the eloshg a=Uus of La, rlrhi ~ ,Ic
lInrfcVeincnt Was not Mid ana ,yl liz IL
ma 'oHc Mas steady later prices We3 ssI.
ur'his M lower "n nu positions eNrcp. Oh.
tobsr which closed rolnt he, htrh, XII
market opened Laieiy steady ~ 4 d.riin
Nn points on the IA and 81 pclnt.
On pc" crop petitions with May selling n,
y WAN point. of the low level
=" mi Week THIS WINS due 10 q renc,v-
OF scattering iquidatiou through ri,tn.
in'HSlpn house and some f,rc-sUr. from in.,
bears who we're probably cur ON, rto II Ill
relatively easier cables mo sfnnier ti,,
POO mot sales and private Eugii.f adj
AZ ,,' S,h'N,lns mat DE Fouin vas oGet-
u Important bul support III, ~ tx w
.Nu. 'Fhdc interests were buyers Of near
months some recent sellers appeared Ia h.
taking nronts and during tho rniGiie ~ liz,
lHy prices rallied to iracticaly tn tlo.iur
ntulNs On Ms sort OF puylnE aud tho .gy.
,.ns q cary sellers Bat as demand ala
i,os ni"Heh "n Inc adyaHce hr buyinE soon
b''5 ny pui"f and the market later ..ascd on
htHlH ttpsihE M ~ point 81 two az In.
,r ~ il.' thsence q bull support South
t.'i Si'"l ln"'R"tA reported EMILY wore .an-
efaa> uhchaaTed, bu lie later markets.
MrFs rom l-'fp' VI iow"r ara SHE expyrf.
,2IlnH' Nti% heavy being more than
"NN9 paifs " excess of last year pof,
itee-its aisp rfpyci Arrct dian axnaa,cI
ltNl'FdaE f1hofs mat THO Sn,iuini Gin
nss"4'' .fA ltp9icd 70 ~, tales GIN
~ '-esh rumcrs io-dal r!arifr If. .,,,nt, 4.
>, 70 10 pnlcs. and a'cr ~ 4tatn,,ia,,,
FL sHfe ihnt tl'e as-oelstt,r nae .ssuod
~ rarort Indicating more thau iHp.i bnle.
flnhtt for ihe pcriuis
H"telpts 4 tHc PORTS to-day w"ie i5I,.
nalfs against iNii, last wees and -ti;7 ast
~ at wcck and l3i - AS ye1T T...dsy
Iers!r,s - Sew Orleans t.Ia bal,., ar.i6.i
~ Is, year.
Cotton fl,urcs opcned' httrt stc.d, .
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. January 1.-THE dry goods
markets are more active. SteGdy purchases
are being made In cotton blankets and nap
ned goods wash fabrics and printed goods.
Exnort trade IL light. hut steady. Yarns ruie
quiet Mems wear factors are opera tins
steadily for fall
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rurpentine-rirm a, sGHasss: receipts

savannah. Ga. January I7--Turpentine-
Firm at size; sales 81 casks; receipts "a.
cnsks: shipments LILO casks: stock 1881
casks. Rosin-Firm: sales 1.siS barrels: re.
ceipts $50 barrels: shipments Lee barrels:
stock SI.i59 barrels. Quote: b. $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg Va. Tantnry T.-Pcanuts,--
Spanish.-Mnrkct firm a: ;l.2o per bushel.
Virglnias--Markct firm ut 3XWiHc for jun
bo; 81 ri Csc. for fancy hnndpickcd: 3T axe.
for machine picked; 2.5M?%c. FOR Smelling
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.

SALES.
40 Allis-Chalnicrs ......
Allis-Chalmcrs, pfd. -.
oin Analeamatcd Copper -.
Sh Amer. Agri. Chcn.. som B..
l,G, q Amer Beet sugar. com.
100 American Can .........
g" American Can, pfd.
lb Amer. Car ana Foundry
Amer. Car and l'oun.. pr,
80 american Cotton Oil.
American Linsced Oil....
i.''' american Locomotive :.
Amer, locomotive, pfd..
.\mcr Malt Co. pfd.
",Vr American Smelling $40.
tt0 American Sugar ,.
i'''r Amer Tel ana Tel. Co.
| american Tobacco. com
LOO American Tobacco, pfd.
90 Anaconda Copper .......
lNn .Atchison
L"r Atlantic Coas: Linz.
- y c. l.. Of Connecticut.
200 baltimore anu Ohio.
H'"} l'rooklyn Rapid Transit
80 central Leather. con
1870 ahailaN IdciiiC 49,. -.
lj'sli CheSipolkc aud Ohio.
~ thi, tso Great Western.
",N,0 Chi Mil. ana 81. Paul.
- Cruciblc steel Cor, com
10 Crucihic Stee'. rfd.
5'llN Chicai;i ana Northwest /.
+N Colorado Fuel and Iron.
~ tolor do ana southern. i.
i",rf' Consolidated Gas ....
~ p"iaM arc anu hudson.
y" len. ANA Rio Gran. com.
pen. and Rio Gran. pa. 4.
lpiStiilrrS' Sec. Cor.
'''sN I.i ~ ...................
~ Erie. list pfd.
REQ. Min. and SIN, pfd. :.
~ General Electric .........
~" Great Northern. pfd 49,.
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RIcIMoND TOBACCO MARkrT

ItIchmond. Va. Jnnunry r. l9ll
notwithstanding light and market irm
at unchanged prices. Dark F!rcd-Market
firm al quotations. Receipts moderate. SUN
curcd-Reccipts liberal; market fairly ac-
tive at prices quoted.
n II CIR
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a prominent short gave rise 10 a touch 81
'n' Spectacular. Apparently this incentive
cninr rom alarming cables regarding the
argentine droneht. The close WAS ii:S, l5.c.
nishcf than last night. Latest prices for
wheat showed nr, gain Of NC. 10 II. n II. -.
onts up 70 'zs.. and provisions moro exprn.
sNc oN ''cc. to a trific beyond soc
Tho lcadinS futures ranrni ns..a1la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

nnn .nIn Il. l. and rae. Iv rfF. is.... Ss,,
Eric ro, Gnu Nlo Erandc ref 1s........ PISS
t:ric m " series ~ tbid) .......... 53',
Ir,s,t,l.. ~ series 'l .,............... 50
ir, M Metro. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80.
Kansas city southern Is, IS tbid) - a
Louisville and Nash Yin. 4s.... qS.,
Mi.somr; t.an -...'....-.-........ I;'l
NorfoY,. 49,, W ."hN. observation-disclosures. SEA
So -, "'u Western lst con. IS .........
issr r",M amn western conv is.......... o7"s
~ ~ 80, VonN- o':s ti'l'i .,........... !i7s
y ,."'''s mn S"h FRAN. gen. 's.......... NE
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NAVAL SLOPES.

Wilmington. y. G.. January l7.--sprits
Turpen,ine--stcad at sllGc.; receipts casks
Rosln--Stcady at $3.50; receipts 1874 barrels
Tsr-Flrm at f?.to; receipts 50 barrels. Crude
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSales at Iniom Sinrk Nard. \


Richmond Va. January IL, 1911.
Report ~ the live stock market for iha
week ending January 10:
lsecetpts-Ea,tic 90 head: caves. - head
sheen 81 head; hogs, a5Sa head.
Best steers. a.Ts,.c.. ono or two extra
lots. "tsc;; medium I" good -. u sac; com.
mon 10 fair. n &c: hest heifcrs. $40. ne
Ilum to good. 81, N5i:c.: common to fair Az
HHc; best cows. ia.c. medium to good az
+i2c.: common 10 fair 3N3i5c. bulls az n
re; extra ~ "A iAc.: calves 1Hs,sc: en-
ira &c lows and calves. 81 n s. % per head
Hhrep iTac.: lamhs. $50 7.ca; best hogs 5 20
q $50; pigs aud light hogs. S.c0TSio: SONS
ana stass, 'isn Sc; stays. .If isc
Market strong on ali kinds OF stock
-Chicnso III, January observation-disclosures
l..NV head. BccNes, siS0fi7ir: Texas steers
s5'2o 80: Western steers S.6o0G.e3: stockers
and feeders S3.S0F 80: COWS and heifers
Se'soH6i calves. s750ua51. IIogs-Reccipts
lMr1 mead Market weak to jc. lower Light
N:SonS5e: mixed. s7.75a S.o2i.: heavy. E7off
500; rough, $i.1oM1.So good 10 choice. heavy
s..SeM Se?i.: pigs. $3.50 SIS bulk OF sales
!'.S"mSM Shecp--Rcceipts IS Go hcnd. Mar
Ret strong Natives. se.56ni.60: Western
100 issi ycnrlinss. sLson5s0: native lambs.
Si'5i'G5i; western. S5n
New York. January -Beevcs-Rece!p,s
20 head, Dressed beef steady at ?Gi lie. for
Vcais. ssh 1850: Western. $3.50 Dressed
calves, steady, Sheep aud Lamb.- RECENT 5
800 head. Sheep. ssT 80: prime wothcrs.
50: good 10 prime lambs. s5.5od6.S5 IIogs--
Receipts i6oo head. Market nominaily a
triflc weaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
INC reading futures ranged as follows:
Open. iiish. Low Clone

Rcccipts-Whcat. 2i.SC2 bushels: corn $685.
-t9 bushels; oats i75, 400 bushels Shipments
Wheat, i?.c0o bushels; corn. 57a, lou bushels !:
oats, 3ia301 bushels.
Cash grain: Wheai--No > rcd ssis II aas, c.
No red 49, s$9,c,; No. hard. aSi,c n
sicii.' No. 2 hard. Iomsl: No. northern
N~n lilo; No. northern. sLtGaI.C1: No
moriherm Slcln l.o7 NJ. spring. Sinl.o1;
No spring. Csc. a Sle5 yevc, chan a2c 81
Sos; durum SPA Sic CUrn--No. . i5ts 4, &c.
No. white. ;sis i.c.. No yellow. !5T
t6',c.; No. and No. white. tia. a ijitc.. No
Scllow. 4iat q i'i.c.; No and No. white
t%i:T iii.c.: No yellow. 49,. II i4;Ec. Oats
No. white. SSi. Il s3+.c.; No. white aa,s q
5Sc No white. 81 "a S-fic.: standard, s:li Z.
33i.c.
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CIIICAGo GKAlN MARxrr

Alo"ro III. January ii--Cnrn cd an I'd.
,2ncr lo-day Ia al tho principal staple, on
chAns" Covering OF Big line Of corn by
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Htmeilcan Asricultural 5s..,.............. IG2a.
t,,m..ican ~ ana Tel. conv. is....... 1856
nmor,can Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. S,
American Tobacco Is "a.
,cmisom conN io6l5
.,,...V" S""N' 'S.....,,. .-.............. 1895.
-, ,is' ..'nr st is.,............. 3ii.
nfg"k'yn Eapi1 Transit cnnv. is.,........ s2ss
,ti,.a". ~ re"FIin 's..................... l6i.
"hd ONO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913,
NRtsnrctk" aud ohio conv ii.s. -
i.ithso' ~ and Quincy joint is......... asTj
'nlrIEr. u. and quincy gen. is. o,1
'hitaS". Mil. aud 81. T. ,lch. is ~,
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Baltimore.

Baltimore. Md. January I7.-whcnt-
steady; spo,, contract Gle. Southern on
grade. 81. q 3Siic. Corn--Spo, contract siitc
Oats-Nominai: No. white, 3s'ic Rye
Steady. No. western, domestic. SIC
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NlrElnia Ncntures-stO AZ SSrS
SrArl, St,c,f. Z, rr.11.c

~ a price 10 which interas; must be- a,iisd
.ncoilt hondx: and certificates OF !ndebtcd.
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LOCAL MARKEr QUOTATIONS..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
OF MARKET

FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Na)
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Iono Observation-Disclosures. 900 a 11.oo
Wranper. ,....,..........i 1850 a o6.e5
Primings Observation-Disclosures. 100 q 3.oo
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S,..d Air Line All 5s............... ~.
60. nr!n 'acihc COW, Observation-Disclosures. :T;s
S S"u. h"r. hallway Observation-Disclosures. les
- n'"u ntrh railway syn. is............... ,s!s
=, reiunuing g. registered. ............ 1905
r. Ine'unuins Is coupon. ............... io0N
- o. IcGlStercdit Observation-Disclosures. io.i4
- r"unon...;. observation-disclosures. io2i.
- rtsIs'ered Observation-Disclosures. jiSi,
- T, .Hnpoh. ilS;:
,-i"i iactlc conN. Observation-Disclosures. 1855.
vt-,,i, Hrcs Stecl md Rs.:.....,....... iCr.
~ ~. = - ar nom. - ibd) ............ l0I
W hbdeN ISL ana ext.
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oci"ber .................15.lS 1885 1927 iaa!
Sroi cotton closed quiet. middling upIands
'''S'' middiins gulf. l5.o'. safes. 2,,Ij bates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-28

Mrs. Sam Johnson of Pahoa, Ha-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-28


year by year fashionable circles till the entire ensemble
of the human form divine is enveoped in its radiance
papabe might be invented by
nordnaey with the graceful attributes
of personality to replace the lack of it, well
with jealous of popular sentiment and the incessan fear
Kept nsurng youthful figure
paper with
trying the her pink candle shades
become that she deliberately fit
herself from her friends for her facial massage
herself her physical edifcaHon that
o transformation.
That conservative would
w included i'll her list
requisites
by who loses weekly
lotions having thoroughly
delicate absorbent her white satin shoulders the victim
resses enugent
nasa ands shampoo, to growth.
The facial daily essential when hot congresses ard vP
ton, help to keep the wrinkles of
There the chopodst whose eternal vigilance the painful
distortion Of natural tendencies the for satin dancing
two sizes too small
peroxide
Disgusting Objectionable
who thus contributed family
gymnasium
stringency
chns which has its place in the social tapis
attitude
And the public whole degree
and courtesy wegroomed than the odfashond
garden variety Of etagecomeasitmay species.
trivial illustration of its happened evenings
and Mrs Blank sat on the roof garden slipping liquid rereshmen st
shly dressed woman and her escort passed by
sooNoce That is Mrs Dash hear she's going the bowwows fast
surveyed The subject of her remark
the latest and her gown is from the martest shop in Paris"
Who the world is improving?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Honolulu Rapid Transit G. Land Co.,
Ltd.
The directors of this corporation
having declared a dividend of $3.50 per
share Gh@6) on the common stock
the same is due and payable on the
3Oth day of September, 1911 Stock
transfer books will be closed from
September 81 to October 1, both dates
inclusive. ALFRED L. CASTLE,
Secretary, Honolulu Rapid Transit &
Land Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-28

wall, is the house guest of Mrs. John
Lucas at her home on Pensacola
and Lunalilo streets.
Mrs. Johnson is convaIescing from
a severe operation which she under
went at the Queens Hospital, and is
now able to receive her friends.
q = q
Miss Porter and DR.. Arthur Hold
gins, whose engagement has been an
nounced, were motifs for a prettily
appointed dinner at which Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Richardson entertained
at their home on Thurston avenue on
Sunday evening.
Enchantress carnations and lace
maidenhair decorated the table and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-28
OVER THE TEACCPS.
BY LADY Gay.


the place cards were hand-painted
CONNECTIONS
Covers we're arranged for Miss Por.
ter, DR.. Hodgns and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Richardson.
= = e
Miss Anna Rose, whose marriage 10
Captain Ernst Anderson will be the
leading society event on next weeks
calendar, is entertaining at charm
ing tea from four to six this after
noon, to which a number of her init
mate friends have been invited to
inspect the trousseau Of this popular
young bride-elect, which, it is re-
marked, is the most elaborate ever
boosted by any bride in Honolulu.
The reception room and tea room,
where the gorgeous display of gowns
which rival importations, vast most
effective against a background of old
tapestries and American Beauty
roses, were handsomely decorated
with palms and exqisite roses.
Delicious light refreshments in the
form of afternoon tea and dainties
were served.
Among those hidden are Mrs.
Charles s. Weight, Miss Lii Patty,
Mrs. C. ]. Mccarthy, Miss Margaret
Mcintyre, Miss Kate Mcintyre, Mrs.
Alice Brown, Miss Amy Mossman,
Miss Margaret Mossman, Miss Belle
McCorriston, Miss Gertrude McCor-
riston, Miss Dove McCorriston, Mrs.
Ellen Dwight, Miss Ellen Dwight,
Mrs. Alika Dowsett, Mrs. Addie Dow
sett, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Annie Con-
radt, Miss Kathleen Ruttmann, Mrs.
w. S. NJ. Lindsay, Mrs. E. j. Weight,
Miss Bella Weight, Miss Hester
Lemon, Miss Mae Wier Miss Clara
Quincy and Miss GoIdie Quincy
Mrs. Hugh McCorriston is expected
home in the Sierra after several
months spent with her relatives in
Davenport, Iowa. She viii be accom-
panied by Mr.. George McCorriston.
Mr.. Heinrich NJ. 7. Rose has issued
cards for farewell hop at which he
will entertain at the Hotel Colonial
on Tuesday evening, October 10, in
honor of his sister, Miss Anna Rose,
and Captain Anderson.
One hundred and fifty cards have
been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Palmer have
sent out invitations for a dinner party
at which they will entertain at the
Hotel CORTLAND on Tuesday evening
next in honor of Miss Rose and Cap
tain Anderson, who will arrive that
morning in the Wilhelmina.
Miss Mary Johnson, proprietor OF
the Hotel Colonial, has sent out invi-
tations for a dinner party at which
she will entertain at the Colonial on
Saturday evening, October 7, in honor
of Miss Anna Rose and Captain G.
Ernst Anderson.
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The first meeting of the year of the
College Club was held from four to
six on Tuesday afternoon at the
Hotel Colonial, where the meetings
for the ensuing year will be held.
Palms, ferns and cut flowers made
simple and summary decoration on
the lanai, where the guests assem-
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blod Mrs william C. Hobby pre-.
sided aa hostess during the after.
noon. assisted Soy Miss Charlotte
HAN. Mrs. william H. whitney. Mrs.
Frank G. Atherton. Miss Edith Mans.
field and Miss Margaret Peterson.
with the exception Of short intro.
ductory address by Miss Frances Dil.
bingham. president Of the club, and
the distribution OF the new annual
reports, the meeting was purely
social
Delicious refreshments were served
at small tables at Ave.
Among those present we're Mes
danes William G. Hobby, Abram
Lewis Jr., William l., Whitney, Frank
c. Anterior, Irwin G. Shepherd, Gug
.eGer Arthur Alexander, Alfred L,
Castle, Charles L'hommedieu, Arthur
Grihiths; Misses Frances b. Dilllng-
ham, Mary Alexander, Anna Tucker,
Abbie Dow, Charlotte Dodge, Char
lOlle man, Eullu Mdubuelu, MdIBdIel
Peterson, Mabel Bosher, Bertha Fish
err, Catherine Goodale and Article
Bever.
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Miss Anna Rose is the motif for a
delightful luncheon and swimming
party at which Mrs. G. r. Wallace
will entertain at her home in Kalihi
valley on Monday next
Covers will be arranged for ten.
Senator and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth have issued cards to a dinner
party at which they will entertain on
Monday evening, October 8, in honor
of Miss Anna Rose and Captain An
derson.
Covers will be arranged for eight.