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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

lllt .StulIlLIA L11tSA
0enbeim ser 9ebrer 9iinder 5ufal-
Zig ieine ibm gegeniiberiieen6e Mfutter.
Sic 6rau muroe gefdbrlid perlest.
@mrttemberg.
esn @miino baben Sic 6rtitltdJ=
%ipcia(en Mrbeiter einen bemerfensmer=
t6en Sieg errungen, in0em lie Sen So
cioloemofraten Sic 8ermaltung Ser
9e5irfsfranfenfalie, mel6e 0telelben
II SATIRE time batten, entriiien. =
Sic 13iabrige @elene @atterl tein bon
Medargartah bat 3 &naben inn
Sitter bon ca. 6 Sabren, Sic auf Sem
oiinnen Cite eingebroden maren, oas
9eben gerettet. = Die leit mebreren
Mo!1uten permiBte Spitalpeniiondrln
glilabetb Sur0 BON Napen5burg
ml1r0e bei &lDden=Sber5en als 9eihe
aus ser Sd)uHen ge5oge>1. 9eop.
Sang, friiber Sefonom in Ner-ltr=
bod, uro 0eilen Satin Sniepha, geb.
-. shulter, hoben in @alolee tire
goloene @of5eit gefetert.
Gliaf=9otbrtngen-
Sn StraB burg lit ant % 6ebr.
M2inilterialrath glltmbur0t geltorben.
CT mar 1851 III l1lm @iittemberg)
getpren. = Sim Is. M1ars uerl6leo
2a11Sgeridtsoirector Or. 9ltn5ert int
Sitter BON u Sa6ren. SIM ge5irf5=
tage pur er Nraiioent, I'M 2an0esalts=
idub eriter Giceprdli0ent. 1887 muir
Sc or gum Stuatsratb ernannt, mel
DIES Mmt er 1909 nieoerlegte. Die
ct. Mntonilts- Stride in g r gm e i
tier gebt Ser Gouenoung entgegen
uno lon balls na6 Sitern eingemeibt
meroen. - Ser Gltelte 8iirger BON
5ul5, Sr. 30. Golmerauer, tit int
SITTER BON SO Sabren geitorben. er
batte einige Sage borber Ste otaman-
te11e @od5eit gefeiert. = Bt1dot
8en5ler@ BON Sc e : bat Ben &atboltten
0i05eie Sic 3ugeborigfeit gu
0em (an9 in Sen Ser. Staoten per-
botenen) @uttempler-Oroen perboten.
$50 2ogen oes rSr6ens" porbanoen
iinb, ion ser @Ierus fatboliide Ma-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Stein, nein, oe,1 baben iie mitge-
ltoblen."
@utc@elegenbeit - Mr8t:
v@enn alio Sbre Srau pieoer in 0bn-
madt faat, balten sic ibr Salmiafz
geiit unter sic Scale; lie ldnger Sic
balten, 6elto eber fommt iie gu iid."
80, bas eilt ia nidt lo!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
1cilt sic 0raufcn, iuettn anocre es
nid)t perm6gen.

nidt perm69en.
Cbren=. 9Naie= unb 8ebt &ranfhe,ten. Eaubbeit.
tbeiln eiie Eaubbeit. tatbarrbaliibe 1aubbeit.
Die .unrtdbttg bebanoeit muroen. tonnen eebeilt
rper6en.
ihtpahe uno mdiieriae 9ugeu, ent5inoete gueen.
bebanoett unb oos Briuenanpafien beiprgt mad
ben rnobernfter1 Wfetbpben.
1katarrbaliscbe krankbeitsn. 2uftrDbren &a=
tnrrb. 4ungen= &atarrb. Naien= 8atarrb. %iDrcirtes
Mtbmen. perbinoertes Nthmen in ben gaienl0bern
in ben r1eiten 5duen pouitanoig gebeilt.
1ungenkrankbsiten. i'm @ntiteben b%eart1ene
shwinoiudht. MISUNDERSTANDING. Nnbrna.
Bruitbetlemmung bvbanbeIt nah Der ~neueiten tu=
berculariidben Metbobe.
1eber., Daeen- uno Eingeweloes Besebweroen
sinoana. @aatein III nnper6auli6ieit. aebertrantz
beiten. Beritppfung. lauren giagen. etc.
1ateren= uno Blasen=Bescbweroen, 2udertront=
belt: 8rieblts araatReit. Stein IN pen MieEsn Miet
urin.
asrv0ss krankbeiten,. geuraleia: 9uftenweb.
ithtett. Sdblaeonfau unb @ehirntrantheiten.
But uno oant= krankbetten. Standardization.
8aiferiucbt. Nnidbtuelen ber @lieber. Sdmer5 IN
ben Rnpden. &beumatisn1ua. angeidbtuouene
Qbern. Gc3ema. Su6en. 5innen unb ihlehte gir'
culatipn.
uneestaltbetten uno glub=GaBe. 8rammuns
mes Wadien BEL ain6ern uno sura6baIten6e
Rrantbeiten Eel G~rtpahienen.
Krebs. SdtuuIf. &rupi. GiftuIa.. 6dmorrhoioen.
9loern. aneeihmpnene 9riien. falte @lieber unb
one duSeren gntuubie. bebanbeIt mad Der bppo=
bernii@en GinipribungS= Nethooe obne Mei1er unb
ubne 8Iutberluf.
mdnnerkrankbeiten. @ebdhtniBi6md6e. gner=
aieIpfeteit. BergeBltmteit. 6anrberlut. robe 8eh=
le. @lieberIdbmung. Sdtudhe Bel UT uno Sung
frauenkrankbetten, &ppftpeb. @eben. hroniihe
Rld~entrnntheiten. t,efiibenoe Rrantbeiten. nif=
ienihaftlich behanbeIt nte BON ben aqerbebeutenb=
fen ameritonii@en pe5ialiften gutgebei6en. aon=
iultatiun 81 90.
DR.. REA e. CO.,,
327 genturp Builoing. Minneapptis. mint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

'Bigfeitspereine organiitren. Der
stattbolter bat Sic @abl 6orets
gum 8iirgermeilte r BON 80 eb beitd=
tigt. Soret geb0rt Sem Centrum an
u11o mar bei ser lebten &etbstags=
mabl i'm @ablfreiie Meb als Gen.
trr1mscunoioot aufgeiteut. Seine @abl
gum 8iirgermeiiter BON Met muroe
BON liberoler Seite beftig angefod<
ten.
Seiterrcid=ltngarn.
Gus Mbgeor0netenbouS oes . It e T.
rei9iihen &eidsratbs puroe arr1
80. Mar5 aufgeloit, un6 ioforttge
Neumablen muroen angeor6net. Ser
@rl1n0 Ser Muflolung mar Sic c5e6tlde
SbItruction gegen 0as MarinebuOget.
Sir Ste natiten bier Sabre muroe fir
Sic Marire eitt ii Beror6entltder gtat
pom 1O5 Miaionsn Collars gefor0ert,
l1uo g%leid)3ettig Oeutete oas Cabinet
an, ouB oieie Slunl1e peiQeiht nod er=
60bt meroen miiiie, neil Del terreih
cine itorfe 6lotte braltde, linn NIT 0en
iibrigen Mdhten Sdritt 5u bolten.
Sic G3eden iteQten aber fir 0as Ml1f=
ge6en ser Sbitrl1ction 1tnannebmbare
Geoil1qlnge11, 10 5lt1n Getlpiel per=
largten iie 0rei Site int Mintlterium.
. Goiier Iron5 Solepb eroffnete am
81. Mar5 in g / 0as 1telte Sn0t=
i%trie6alts. = @eibbiihof 81. 30 a T.
DALI in @ien lit um "a. Mfar5 ge=
ltorben. : Gin t5 =ilapi=
der atbolifentag iou Donf
10. big Is. Slug. IN SImib abge=
balten merben.- SSn Gorur1berg
fat @ireen5 BON @ilburger, friiber
&eoacteur bes @orarlberger golfs=
blattes," lett ca. 10 Sabren &farrer
oes 8erg60rflein5 @bnit, ste 2etitung
6es Mntimooerniitenei0s pertpeigert
nno 1ebt MIN als @eltmann porlqufig
in @ien. = SSn 81 (5tiotproD
bat iid ser befannte acknowledgements
Ter 5ron5 @oer erb6ngt. = MnldBlt9
oes groBen 8ran6ungluds III 0ef0=
rito (l1ngarn), mo- bel oem @ran6e
elmer ols San5iaaI benl1tten Sdeune
800 Meniden ibr 9eben einbiiBten,
muroen ieiner3eit 10000 @ronen fir
Sic !1interbliebenen ser umgefome-
men un6 sic GerIebten geiammelt uno
bem 8icegeipan seq @omitats CUR Ser
tbeilung ubergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

El0blider @edlel in ser Sempera-
tut lit iebr idlimm fir NeuraIgie,
nber ct. Sofobs 9eI menr prompt an-
getpmnbt, miro Sen S9mer5 %berubigen
11n0 heilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Sn 6dnen bon 8beumatismus
mndt 8efreiung b. SAmer5, S6laf
1unb @ube m0gIid. Dies mag erpirtt
merben our4 Mnnenoung bon @bam<
berIaius Ointment. gu faufen bel Der
MoIitor Orig So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@mmoriitii1es.

Ias perfannte S6nar=
d N. Mutter: uEaulden, GET
eirn1al int oas Neben5immer uno iteb
nod, CD ser BroBpater ldlGtt."
Ialll l1ah elmer @eile mieoerfpm=
memo: uMamad;en, ser 9ar5e 8rpb=
ootsr ld)l1ft, b(nB sic 9enle lit mod. E"
Ser ineinaelegt e.-7ih
ter: ~.... ltn0 ih Jo6e Sph 10 piel
in mela Stiif bineinqelegt!"
Glreftor: rSSn, leioer ul1d midi"
&utbe0erbliitben. = us(h,
meltn Sic leligen Gltern nod lc6tel1, lie
miirSen lth int @rabe unr0rehen."
uafit eineu1, 8ein ltau0 ct int @ra=
ee, nit 0em anoern 1agte er am Suit
gertl1d9e."
SIM @rauhaus. - 6rem0er:
uM1e? Se6s3ehn 9nlbe tr1l1fen Sic
ieoen Sag? ., 0as fon11te ib nidt
lei1ten."
Miindener: u9eada Jan g q net
normal"
Gin gefabrli4er Bar
bier. = r@arum rimn1it Oh oe1tn
0ei11e11 ruppigen Softer INNER nit,
menn gu in sic @duier raiiren gebit?"
Sea, file un0 90 fdut oo4 Elm Stild
6leiih ab."
gu pieI perlangt. - @alt
Gi9 ldiittelno, nadoem er etne11
|5dluf bes tbm porgeiebten idled~
ten 8ieres getrunfen, gum @irtb):
u@0ren sc, @err @irtb, nabmen 5e's
nidt libel, ib bin sc aber bier frem6.
$50 geben Sic 6enn eigentlid fin,
meuph Sc qmal d gutes 3reppden
gier Srinfen uoQen?"
gerliner 9nmor.- Slut
elmer 8anf iiten adt Manner uno So
MN III hpr Npr nm GnNp iipbt GIN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

rJsu, set iagt bod id,on oas 5prid=
mort: gnoe iub, aues SUD"
v8arum baben sic militdrm1iifer
fein @erpebr mie sic anoeren Soloa=
te1t?"
u9su, set iagt ood al1h idon oas
Spridtport: uSpiele nidt nit
SdieBgemebr."
Jolgerung. = Mr5t: vSSbr
Marn leioet an Magenermeiterung."
8auerin: 80 mel! ga muB / az
gemeil sic &n0oel motif nod GROCER
maden?"
Sn Ser 8ermirrung. =
6rn1 8irgermeiiterin: vSagen Sic
NAL, Miiuer, mein Mam foInmt mir
maud)mal 10 eigentbiimli6 Dor, trinft
err etmas int 8l1rem1?"
S6reiber: uIas. .0a5 lit 9lmtS=
geIeinniB, 6rau 9iirgermeiiterin!"
ltngereht:gfei = u9eun,
aarldien, aefalt Gir's III Ser
Sdule2"
u@ar nidt; uir miiilen Sic Sdul-
ar6eiten MAIDEN, mo Ser 2ehrer friegt
Da5 GeiD!"
Grfonnt. = @agabu1o: sd
6in friiber nlth IN meinem eigenen
@ogen gefabren!"
vSSSn, aber 90 fat i'm Ieine Mrtter
gel6oben!"
@eri6nnppt. = o.: u@as
loglt gu 5u meiner .&eiratb?"
g.: uSh g0nne Dir 9ein @liid!"
81: Sea ia, idaoenfrob morit gu
ia imnter!"
Gblegmatiid. - Sic: Tim
Slm!nels mtlen, Wtann, Itch aut -
Gu tait 1ih ia auf cine friidgei tri=
tene 8anf gelebt!!"
gr: Sea, 0a laB midi 0od muir
rubis iite'n, penn's einmo1 seideben
it'll"
Simmer miBtrauid. -
@onnes @er 1ih Elm &ecept MAIDEN
ldBt uno 0em Mpotbefer 5uifal1t, mte
6ieier Sic Mr3nei aus peri@ieoenen
nidt gan5 polen @ldiern 5ulammen=
i9iittet": r9u brau9it fein motif 5u
g1auben, oaB / al Seine @eitle 5'iam=
meniouf' = / modt idon a frtide
Meoi5in."
Sin gutter IS ddter. ~Du
iiebif ia 10 %traurig aus, mas lit SIR
oenn paiiirt?"
uSSa, oenfe tur, 6teie Ma4t lit Bel
uns eingebro9en nn6 unlere tbeuere
l1br geitoblen moroen."
v@ot oenn gler @u1o Sen 9ieb
nide gebin0ert?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

gerliner @umor. = uIuf
elmer 8anf iiten adt Mdnner unb So
Don lit ser, Ser am gnoe iiebt, ein
S,Su0e, mas lin0 6enn sic anoeren?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Of b t.

eri6nappt. = a.: u@a5
iagit gu GIT meiner .Seiratb?"
g.: sd g0nne Dir 9ein @liid!"
o.: Sea ia, ldaoenfrob marlt gu
ia immer!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Gin IS d - %
iiebit ia 10 traurig aus, mas lit 81
0enn paiiirt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

i'm Monnbeimer Staottbeil S re III
0enbeim ser 2ebrer 9Mnder 5ufal=
lig ieine ibm gegeniiberiiben6e Wutter.
Sic 6rar1 puroe gefabrlid Derlett.
@Irttemberq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Grfonnt. = Gagabul1o: Sd
Fin friiber al1b IN meinem eigenel
@ogen %gefabren!"
uSSa, aber 90 bat i'm Ieine Ml1tte
geidoben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

l1ngeredt:gfeit = uNun,
&arldieu, gefalt Gir's iu ser
Sd}ule2"
v@ar nidt; uir muilen Sic Sdul=
arbeiten maiden, mo Ser 2ehrer friegt
0a5 @eiD!"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24
SPOUT SPRING.

Charlie McInttsh. of Ohio. is
here visiting his father, Elder
q. W. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Martin have
gone to Lexington where Mrs.
Martin will receive treatment for
"a case of loops which Is "a skin
disease of the face.
Mrs. Woosley, wife OF
Sandy WOosley died ON Gallo.
ways creek Friday, August 18th
after a very lingering illness.
Burial Saturday. Mrs. Woosley
was formerly a Miss Mcintosh, IA
daughter of Elder Geo. W. Nc.
IntOsh of this place.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24
Taft Signs Biz.

President Taft Friday signed
the publicity bill. The bill re-
quires publicity of al! campaign
funds before election aud ex-
tends publicity features to pri.
mary campaigns and nominating
conventions. 1t limits the a.
mounts candidates may spend to
$1,000 for House aspirants aud
$40, 900 for Senatorial candidates.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

State of Ohio. City OF rolcd". 49,
Lucas county.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath ti'"t
he is senior partner of the firm ct
firm of +. J. Cheney g. Co.. dom.
business in the city Of T"led".
County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm viii pay the sun Of
one hundred dollars for each aid
every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscrib-
I'd in my presence, this 9th day of
December, A. d. 1886.
IA A. ". Gleason.
NSe"| Notary Public.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken In.
ternally and acts directly On the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials
free.
FL. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatiOn.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

Some Republican papers say
many Democratic papers are de-
slanding O'Rear to resign from
tAe Court of Appeals in his race
Cor Governor. Well, did you ev-
CO hear the beat to that. The
only demand or opinion that he
should resign, that we have yet
seen, appeared in the Republi-
can paper published in Judge o.
FEARS home town, while on the
other hand many Democratic pa
sers including the Times desires
that Judge O'Rear should not re-
sign. We believe the pet cause
he represents-tcmperance-can
he done a much greater good by
his remaining on the Court of
appeals bench than by being e..
s,cted. Such statements are on.
" made to make high-sounding
arguments to keep the Republi.
can vote in line. We do not be.
leve Judge O'Rear indorses half
the stuff some Republican papers
are filling their editorial columns
with.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

If the whiskey trust elected
Bradley to the U. s. Senate four
years ago when his party was e.
lected on a temperance plank
and stood on it at the time, is it
any wonder the whisky men are
taking such a hand in trying to
put the same party back in pow.
er again. The whiskey people
are never fooled, they know
which side of their bread is but
tered.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

As expected President Taft
kas vetoed the bill admitting A.
S;zona and New Mexico, on the
gcound that Arizona has a pro.
vision in her constitution by
which her people would be able
80. exercise the recall, that is, to
remove judge from his bench
~ o majority vote. In effect
President Taft is saying to Ari-
z,na that she shall not come into
this Union as a sovereign State,
INT denies the privilege so far as
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

There are a lot of good men in
Republican party, still it remains
the party of suspicion. 1t is so
often the wolf in sleeps cloth
ing. Beware.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

Whatever motorcycle company
invented putting pretty girls on
the rear seats of the machines,
had a long head for business.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

They are also required to make
public all pledges of political
appOintnnen.S.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

Taft doesn't believe in the re.
call of Judges. Neither do we.
Let O'Rear stay where he can do
the most good and put in McCre.
airy for Governor. The people
are going to do that any way.
You are invited to help, how
ever.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

If there is a single Democat in
Powell county that will not vote
for McCreary we have not heard
of him and we do not believe he
is in the county.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

Politicians like water will seek
their level. Our advice to o..
Rear is to quit trying to uplift
Bradley. We all know some.
thing of what he has done and
will do.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

One newspaper that tried to
forecast what the world be like
1000 years from now made an a.
musing blunder. 1t forgot to
note that the county unit bill
would still be before the Ken.
lucky Legislature and the people
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

We are authorized to announce z. T.
tall, of Powell county, for Representa-
tive from this the 73rd Legislative dis
tnct, subject to the action of the Re-
publican convention.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24
OEnOCRATIC TICKET.

For U. S. Senator,
OLLIE NJ. JAMES,
of Crittenden county.
For Governor
JAS. B. McCREARY,
Of Madison county.
For Lieutenant Governor
f. J. McDERMOTT,
of Jefferson county.
For Attorney General
JAMES GARRETT,
of Adair county.
For Auditor
HENRY M. BOSWORTH,
of Fayette county.
For Treasurer
THOS. s. RHEA,
of Logan county.
For Secretary of State
c. F. CRECELIUS,
Of Pendleton county.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
BARKSDALE HAMLET,
of Christian county.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
J. w. NEWMAN,
of WOOdford county.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals
ROBERT l.. GREENE,
of Bracken county.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24
CLUB RATES.

For the convenience OF our SUBJ
soribers, we have arranged club rates
with the following papers at prices
below mentioned:
The TIMES and
Courier-Journal $1.OO
" Cincinnati Enquirer Ito
4" Louisville Herald 80
" Home and Farm rs
Inland Farmer 100
American Farmer 90
Southern Agriculturist rs
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

he can of regulating her affairs
in her own way.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-08-24

O'Rear says there are seventy
thousand men in Kentucky every
year that sell their votes. He
ought to know his party has
been buying them up for the last
nearly fifty years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-12

Fort Ruger, and Mrs. Edward Holmes
won the prizes. The prizes consist
cd of Oriental vases filed with long
stemmed pink roses. The Coleman
IL famed for its cuisine the deliclCu
were served at small ia.
bles. that were decorated with pink
Duchess roses. ana La France roses.
The color scheme for the affair was
pink and green. Tho comm0diou4
and cool lanai on which the tables
were arranged was decorated In La
France ana Duchess roses and potted
palms.
ecsklcy- Campbell Nuptisls.
The following announcement has
been received:
Mr.. Samuel Parker
announces the marriage Of his daughter
Mary Beatrice Campbell
10
Mr.. George Charles Beckley
on Tuesday. the first day of August
Ninetoco Hundred and Eleven
San Francisco California
4 4 4
Wailuku Society.
Especial Bulletin Corrospond"nco)
WAiLtlkU, Aug. ll.-Phcre was a
card party ut the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Hart on Monday eve
ming, the occasion being in honor of
Mrs. Alice x. Mahuka Spencer Of
Waimea, Hawaii, and Mrs Lizzie Gil
lilapd of Waianae, Oahu. Among
those present besides the host and
hostess and the guests of honor were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Kunewa, Mrs.
Mary Conway. Mr.. Thompson, the
Misses NJ, Hewitt, Wode house, Kruger.
r. Gilliland, Mary Bal. Mary Hof-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-12

The sides Of the pond were banked
with moss anl lily pads. The pink
and white lotus in their n1turpl low
ering beauty were Heating on the
surface Of the pool. Miniature swans
of celluloid, were placed here and
there among the lilies and looked
very life like. The place cards were
hand painted. some were ornlmented
with swans and others with the lotus
flower. The Misses Sopar's guests
were Miss Beatrice Rain Walker. Mrs
Charles Rice of Kauai. Mrs. Thomas
V. King. Miss Ethel Spalding, Miss
Dorothy Hartwell. Miss Cordelia Wal
kerr Miss Helen Achilles. Miss Mary
Cation, Mrs. n. l.. Jones Of Los Ange-
les and Miss Renney Cation.
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man, Mr. G. II. Cummings. Mr.. and
Mrs W. 4. Bal Jr, j. Bal ID. 4.
Carey. the Misses Hart. Messrs. J.
II. Love. G.. Weight Jr., Keoia. and
many others. Pedro was INDUCED in
during the early part of the evening
and ice cream and coffee followed, az
ter which there was vocal music by
the young ladies' present, with Miss
Hoffman as accompanist on the piano
and Mr.. Thompson on the violin.
At few seconds past midnight and
in the midst of the music, Mrs. Hart
announced that her brother, Mr.. Love,
had just reached his fortieth birth
day. and all extended their hearty
aloha nui to Mr.. Love.
Mrs. +. T. Frazier who has been
visiting the Percy Morses for the past
xix weeks Is planning To return to
her home In Berkeley. "Wednesday, on
the Wilholmna. This attractive young
ma,ron has been the rccipient Of num-
erous social attentions during her
visit in Honolulu. 4 portion OF her
girlhood days were spent In Homo
lulu. so she possesses many oil
friends who have been anxious to en-
tertain her. Mrs. Frazier is sister
of Mr.. Percy Morse Her husband.
Captain Frazier. Is In command OF
enc OF the larger Pacific Mail steam
ors. that ply between san Francisco
ana Panama. while Captain Frazier
was taking one OF these lelgthy voy-
ages. his charming young wife dcid-
cd to visit her relatives In Hawaii
nei
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Mrs. J. Johnson,s Luncheon.

One OF the prottiest luncheons of
the season was the affair given by
Il. Mrs. John Johnson at her home in
Manoa Valley In compliment to Mrs.
Norman and Mrs. f. T.. Farzier of
Berkeley, Cal. The entire color
scheme was in scarlet. The ices,
salad, bon bons and floral decorations
were In scarlet. A low basket filled
with red carnations made a beautiful
center piece. The place cards were
hand-painted, depicting scenes of
travel. At the conclusion of lunch
con bridge was enjoyed for the re-
mainder Of the afternoon Among the
hostess guests were Mrs. Norman,
Mrs. f. T.. Frazier, Mrs. Percy Morse,
Mrs. William Schmidt. Miss Lindsay.
Mrs. X. G. Moore and Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Carl Wideman's Breakfast.
Mrs. Carl Wideman entertained at
delightful breakfast on Tuesday
morning for her father, Colonel Parl
ker, and brother. Ernest Parker, who
returned on the Wilhelmina. Those
present were Prince and Princess
Kalainaole, Mrs. Dargie, Mrs. Craig.
Mrs. Harvey Murray. Mrs Charles
Chillingworth. Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Falk,
Mr.. Robert Single, Mr.. Fred Shingle,
Mr.. Harry Roth and Mr.. and Mrs
Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer's Dinner.
Eight covers encircled the table
when Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday in hon
or of Mrs. Wilcox birthday. Pale
lavender asters ornamented the pref
ty table. and the place cards were
hand-painted and tinted in this shade.
Among those present besides the host
and hostess were Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.
and Mrs. Sheedy, Lieutenant and Mrs
Pratt and Lieutenant Johnson.
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United Service bridge Club.
The United Service Bridge Club held
their fortnightly meeting at the Col
Onial Hotel Monday afternoon. The
beautiful hotel verandas where the
card playing took place were elabor-
ately and handsomely decorated. Mrs.
Arthur Mark of the ". 8. Marine Corr
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tel Colonial In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dutton. A delicious dinner
was served at a circular table that
was decorated in tones of yellow.
Those present were Ex-Governor and
Mrs. George H. Carter, Major and Mrs.
George Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfalane, Mrs. Ames of California,
and Mr.. william Roth.
Miss Helen Alexnnder's Luncheon.
Miss Cordelia Walker since her re-
turn from Europe has been the in
centive for many social entertain
ments. Friday Miss Helen Alexander
entertained In her honor at lunch
con. Handsome roses and maiden
hair fern graced the attractive table.
The hostess Is "A skilled horticultural
and decorator and yesterdays enter
tainment was one of the most beauti-
full of the season. Among those in
vited were Miss Cordelia Walker, Mrs.
Frederick Kiebahn. Miss Agnes Walk
er, Mrs Charles Wright, Mrs. Emil
Waterhouse. Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mrs.
Johh Wa!di"n, MIS-. rreoe''eh ""'''
house, Miss Lii Patty, and others.
honorao'e ana "rs' o'"
Dancing Party.
The Honorable ana MIS- Eoen Low
have issued invitations Tor a dahc'hs
party that is to be given MONDAY even
ing. August IA. at the nome OF Gov
crnor and Mrs. 5. H. Dole on Emma