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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-07

northeast. JAMES A.. GRIFFITH, beloved
husband Of Virginia A. Grifnth lnes Love-
Notice Of funeral hereafter Baltimore. and
T1ttsbrrg papers please copyo
HALL. Suddenly on Monday. March G. 1911, az
at 500 pm; at Emergency Hospital, HENRY
Funeral viii take place from Lees chapel. ass
March s. at pm
HICKERsoN. on Monday. Msrch s. 1911. -
II am. DEACON EHEET HICkERsoN.
beloved husband of Susie Hickcrson. The
BALDWIN rev. 10 Mount Airy Baptist
Church. where the body win lie in state.
ing. Mar.h $. al $50 O'Clock. Fricr5s and rel
a'Ncs arc respectfully invited TO attend.
JOHNSTON. On SUNDAY: March 5. 1911, st I
an. of pneumonis: srsANNA JOHNSTON,
rup~rsi from ,Se se eS'e late pcd.nee 5 stree,
southeast. al $3.50 "Wednesday. March s.
wiz Se .ad ' ncls'Tes and 'fs
yited a.
in San Frsncis,o cal. JAMES KING. for.
merry Of Georgetown, n. c.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
NEsRITT. ON Noadsy. March s 1911. JOHN
RERNAED son OF !. p. and Catherine e.
Ncsh,t oululen aged two years
Funeral from late residence, rs n street north
cssi. on "Wednesday. March :. az pm.
Relatives and friends of the family Invited
To c;t6nd.
fHINF. daughter of Ellen and Joseph X.
oConnor. aged two years and i~o mouths
Funeral from rcsidor"e. 1855 kramer street
northeast. on "Wednesday. March 5.
PRINCE. On Monday. March g. 1911. a, S
o'ciock PM; JOHN. son OF the late John
and rcsna Prince.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. Will
liam Prince, 45a X street northwest. On
Mar z a
Relatives and friends invited to attend. In
ternacnt al Glen~ood cemetery. ,Bsltim.ee
papers please copy
PRIME
4 special meeting OF Washington Aerie. No.
wcdnc sday March S. I9iI al : pm. Eagles
Home. to attend the fnpes,i Of Brother JOHN
J. ID. BRITT. Secretary.
SIEABAN ON Monday. March g. 1911. at
|. ant. MARY f.. widow Of Michael 4. shes
han: in III" seventy first year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. eiS Wes min
ster street northwest. "Wednesday morning.
March 8. at $40 o'clock. thence 10 81. Pat
rick's Catholic Church where requiem mas.
friends invited. Intermept at Mount olyet
cemetery.
TOWERS. On Monday. March 8. 1911. at 81.
Louis. No.. LANES EDw ARD TOWERS. son
Of the late William and Mary Moore -orers,
aged seventy-thrcc years.
WALL On MONDAY March G. 1911. at 1850
pm. at Garfield Hospital. BENEDICT
wAI.Z Of 4oI I'D stree, northwest. beloved
husband Of Louisa Wall, aged forty-feur
Notice OF foneral hereafter.
WILLIS Suddenly. on Monday. March G. 1911.
FRANCIS IRA WILLS. beloved husband Of
Funeral fron his late residence the kcnslps-
ton. 14ih and, Clifton streets northwest On
Wednesday. March S, at 3 O'clock. Inter
mcnt private.
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MARRIED.

WARREN-BACHE. Married In Bristol Tepu
March 4. 1911. Miss HELEN T.. BACHE and
Mr.. FRANCIS r.. WARREN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
INNOVATION
" .NOISELESS BUM
Now They Are All Three in
Jail.

Chicago. Feb. S.---If. you wish 10 ac.
cumulate "cheap and noisclcss
bum get yourself locked mp in the
county Jail and then "tip it of" to
some of your friends. but take care
not to let the turnkey know Of 1t.
stephen Ayers, a prisoner in the
Cook county Jail awaiting trial on
a charge of murder, was on the happy
way to "still one" when the guard
interrupted and as a result Ayers Is
still thirsty and two OF his friends are
languishing behind the bars.
The two friends called at the jail
to pay their respects and they hug
ged the prisoners cage SO closely that
Il guard became suspicious and dis
covered rubber tube running from
the prisoners mouth to mysterious
inside pocket in the coat of one of the
visitors.
The iailer Immediately broke up the
pipe line" and Ayers was sent back
to his cell, his thirst unquenched'
while his friends were taken to the
municipal court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
FLIGHT SHOWED
Continued from Page One.

use of being n cook If one cannot
reserve for ones self few tldblts in
the kitchen now and then?
Thus thought Private Satoris Brown
Troop E, 10th cavalry u. S. A., de-
tailed as cook at Fort Ethan Allon.
VT. Following this same line OF
though got Brown into difficulties.
After the court martial Brown dis
covered that he had exchanged FIVE
months liberty for a paltry three
pounds Of beef. In addition, at the ex
piration Of this sentence. Brown will
find himself dishonorably discharged
from the army and dlsenfranchised.
For shooting himself in the hand
with a rifle thus incapaciatlng himself
for duty Private John w. Hamilton
End company, Coast Artillery Corps.
at Fort Wright, N. Y, was sentenced
10 confinement at hard labor for eight
months, together with forfeiture OF
so month Of shis pay for that
period.
The debut of Private Daniel Mix.
18th company. Coast Artillery Corps,
as burglar has resulted in n sem
tence Of no less than seven years at
hard labor IN the federal penlten-
tiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Mix was stationed AT Fishers Island
n. Y when he became short of
money and started out to make up the
deficit. He broke into two houses
during the night. However. Jewels and
silver plate did, not make up his booty
as might be expected from the SEN
tence imposed. The list is made up OF
articles as "one white bed quilt, with
red worsted trimmings" zone bed
quilt with rose figures and pink lin
ing" and zone sofa pillow. blue with
red spots.' Mix was accused with
stealing also "one- toy boat, value
about fifty cents" and one sofa pillow,
with blue stripes" but was acquitted
Of these two specifications.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
GAS COMP PANIES
FIGHTING
Bill Allowing Cities Refer
endum in Gas
Franchises.

Columbus, o., Feb. S.-Four cor
poration lawyers, all representing gas
companies. appeared before the mu-
nicipal committee of the senate Tues
day night 20 protest against the pass
age of the Stockwell bill allowing
cities the right to demand n referen-
dunn on gas franchises. They We're
George l.. Seiber, representing the
East Ohio Gas company, which has
Just emerged from fights with Akron
and Cleveland; Louis G. Addison, of
Columbus. representing the Columbus
Gas & Fuel company. which is now
trying 70 get a new franchise from
The COLUMBUS council; +. l.. Chase,
representing the Central Finance and
Contract company, and Joe Heirtz-
man representing the Union Gas q
Electric company of Cincinnati.
All of these men expressed the fear
that 70 pass such n bill would force
the gas companies into politics and all
declared that the passage Of any bill
which would put the question of fran
chises up to the people would be a
serious stroke at representative form
Of government.
Representatives of the gas COM
panies were granted a further delay
so that several other gas men might
be heard. The additional hearing
will be held next Tuesday night
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
PROSPECT

Prospect, Feb. S-The Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist church gave a
chicken ana noodle supper. Saturday
In the Levi Sheets room, and realized
nice sum OF money.
Born, son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Rhul Feb. 2, 1911.
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Baughman,
Of Bucyrus who were recently mar
Prospect.
Miss Margaret Hollenbach OF near
Prospect is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hollenbach this week.
Mrs. w. r. Lauer, who has been
sick the past four weeks is not i'm
proving very fast and is still under
the doctors care.
Albert Johnson was a Columbus
visitor Friday.
Mr. ana Mrs. f. Kirby were in
Columbus, Friday.
Miss Flo Hoyman left Friday for an
indefinite stay with her nephew T.
o. Richmond at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frltch and
grandson, Jack Miller, OF Middle
town We're guests of relatives here
last week
Percy Coddlng Of Cleveland, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his father
q. r. Codding.
The out-of-town guests at the Kim.
mell-Miller wedding last Wednesday
were: Rev. and Mrs. Levi Hite, OF
Marion; MIR. and Mrs. Kimmell, OF
Carey; Mrs. Mollie Miller, OF Rich
wood; Mrs. Frank owen of Dela'
ware and Mrs. Russell. of New Lon
don, Ohio.
WIN Herr was at Owens Monday
evening
Messrs Lloyd Dix and Orville VOL,
gamuth were at Delaware Sunday
evening.
Frank Allen, Of Warsaw, Mo-, came
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Thursday to make visit with Joe
II. Treese and family, northwest Of
town.
The fourth attraction of the High
School Lecture Course will he given
at the Opera House Wednesday even
ing. Montaville Flowers an imper-
senator will present Dickens Christ
mas Carol"
Rev. A. r. Woodorth of DeGraff,
preached trial sermon at the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening.
Miss Helen and Ruth Freeman OF
the O. w. U. were guests of their
parents from Saturday until Tuesday.
william Bevis and II. Swaney have
recently purchased the a. ID. Northup
farm. north of Prospect
1t is reported that S. Almendlnger
our enterprising grocer. has disposed
OF his business to Messrs. Fred Sauer
and Albert Johnson. Mr.. Sauer Is also
engaged in the bakery and restau-
rant business and Mr.. Johnson for n
number Of years has been employed
by T.. NJ. Stockwell In his general
store. We bespeak prosperity for the
new firm.
Miss Winifred Cast entered the
conservatory of music at the O. w.
Y. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cast were guests
of his sister Mrs. Tom Davlds at
Green Camp Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. NJ. ID. Baumgardner was call
ed To Lima Saturday by the serious
illness Of his mother.
Mrs. J. d. Almendlnger of Radnor.
was the guest of her mother Mrs.
Hattie Diffany Saturday.
r. NJ. Cast, rural mail carrier, in
celebration of his birthday anniver-
sary was given IA pleasant surprise
by the p. o. force and their families
at his home on Park Avenue, Thurs
day evening.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. ]. Halliday, OF
Delaware. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ". Freeman Sunday.
Mrs. b. Il. Fox and Mrs. V. w.
McNeill attended the funeral of Mrs.
NJ. V. Payne at Marion, Sunday.
Miss Hylon Cline returned to her
home in Columbus Thursday after n
pleasant visit with her grandmother.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

morganatic marriage Of King George
has been found by Edward Holton
James, the American millionaire pub
Usher of the Liberator and will be
printed in Saturdays issue of his pa
per. This information was contain
ed in n letter received today from
James by the United Press oorres-
pondent. James does not even hint
what his new evidence is. He says
ne has at last found printing house
that is in sympathy with the Repub-
lican aims of the Liberator and that
II will print his paper temporarily.
For publishing the story of Georges
alleged morganatic marriage, Edward
f. Mylius. the London agent of the
Liberator, was recently found guilty
il criminal libel against the king and
sentenced to one years imprisonment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
new EVIDENCE
ON KING GEORGE
To be Published in Satur-
days Edition of the
Liberator.
TROUBLE BREWING
IN The SUGAR TRUST
BY United Press Wire
Paris Feb. S.-An important dis
,oyery in connection with the alleged

New York, Feb. THE resignation
Of Washington b. Thomas from the
presidency of the American Sugar Re
hnery company, head of the so call
ed sugar trust will, it Is believed
here. precipitnte the breaking of the
combine which has been bitterly at
tackled by the federal government.
Mir. Thomas It is said, has had serious
differences with some of the directors
Young Horace Havemeyer is antago-
nistic to the corporation which was
founded by his father and has resign
ed from the board of directors. He
has issued statement attacking the
company,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Editors Talk Shon.

Columbus, o. Feb. s.-Question3
Of advertising libel laws, legislation
before the general assembly and la
Dor conditions are the principal top.
les for discussion at the annual meet
ing of the Associated Ohio Dailies al
the Neil House. Among the speakers
on the program are Walter Williams,
dean Of the School Of Journalism OF
the Missouri State university; l.. b.
Palmer Of New York, Z. S. Harter o!
Akron, George F. Burba Of Dayton,
James T. Weathcrald Of Boston, w.
+. Wiley Of Cincinnati and Or. j. II.
j. Upham of this city. The meeting
will come to close this evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
confesses to Double Murder.

Columbus, o., Feb. SIS the mys
terry OF the murder of Mr.. and Mrs
Pasquallo Spino, when their house In
Grandyiew Heights was blown up By
dynamite on the night of July "a
1909, solved by a confession said tc
have been made by Frank MedoN
just before he died in Pittsburg q
month ago? Tell them not to lool
any further for the murderer | kill
ed Mr.. and Mrs Spino," is said tC
have been part Of the deathbed con
fession Of Medow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Elorss With Former Wife.

Wooster. o.. Feb. S.-Guy Trout
man Of this city pulled OF a new
stunt in the clipping line. Troutmau
on leaving for Texas 90 reside per
manently, took with him Mrs. Gold,
Trcutman Ferman of Barberton
from whom he was divorced les
than a year ago. Mrs. Ferman +.
the woman who, while out ridin,
with a married man, was terribly in
iured when train struck the bugg.
In which they were riding. The mar
was killed and her little daughteI
injured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Cincinnati, o.. Feb. S.-To Secre-
tdry VIII l.. Finch of the CONNER.
clal Association Of Cincinnati, Mel.
Vile. Vanimau, chief engineer OF
Walter Wellman's airship crew in
the effort to fly across the Atlantic,
financial aid Of Cincinnati men he
will build another airship in Cincn.
natl and start from Cincinnati for
Europe. lie says he can fly from
here TO Atlantic City, test his ma
chine there and then sail to England.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Bids for Renting Fairgrounds.

Bids will be received at the office
Of the secretary until noon of Febru.
airy IA. 1911. for the renting of that
portion of the Marion county fair
grounds east and north of the track;
also residence on the grounds, lease
to be dated from March l, 1911, to
March 1. 1919. Use of the track and
barns included.
A bond of $500 will be required for
the faithful performance Of lease.
Right to reject any or all bids re-
served.
For further information apply to
James A. Knapp, secretary. 2-2-6
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Brewster Votes Wet.

Canton. O.. Feb. S-To determine
it's legal status as to receiving
county funds, the citizens OF Brew
ster, Stark county held wet anG
dry election The vote favored the
vets by 9S to lG. and by the decision
the town will receive $1,000 a year
additional revenue from the liquor
tax. from which it was deprived be.
cause the county regarded the town
in dry territory and not legally enti.
tied to the money.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Bucyrus. o.. Feb. S.-As the clock
struck the hour Of 10, the time set
for her husbands funeral. friends
watching at the bedside Of Mrs. Oba-
diah Banks, G7, announced that her
spirit had winged its flight TO join
that of her life partner, who passed
away Sunday from the effects of a
paralytic stroke The funeral Of Mr..
Banks was postponed and both were
buried I'm one grave this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Starts New Glass Factory.

'i's ledo o., Feb. s.. Myron l.. Case
nc "owling Green. organizer Of the
remaiial Windowglass company,
suppro, 900 concern. which was order
dissolved by the federal court at
Ado sburg after the officers were in
presed and fined. has Incorporated the
h.o, dhllc Mindowgiass company OF
aimee, with a capital of $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Hogan FILES Test SUIT.

Columbus, o., Feb. S.--Leaye was
granted by the supreme court TO At
borney General Hogan to file a petit
'on fer wri, Of mandamus to com
.. el State Treasurer Creamer 70 pay
warrant based upon an appropria-
sion Of the present general assembly.
The case was filed at once. It is de-
signed to test the legality OF the
session.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Good Haul by Yeaas.

New York, Feb. S.-The safe OF the
Halprln knitting mills, in Williams
burg, was blown by yeggsmen, who
are reported to have gotten over
$4,000. The room was wrecked and
the windows of the building blown
out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Finally. whether the grounding
predicted 1t or not, it is pretty sure
to be six weeks from February be-
fore we expect the delights of spring,
and probably some weeks on the top
of that.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Fatally Shot In Feud.

Canton. o., Feb. S.-Foc defending
Mrs. Tillie Papaleo, 2l, Rosario Ross.
%. an Italian, was shot twice and
probably fatally wounded by two
Italians. An Italian. Frank Conaspta.
has been arrested on suspicion. lie
omitted being present at the shoot
but denied that he fired the
raihts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
BUCKEYE BRIEFS


IncendIary Gets Ten TeaFs'
Lancaster. o.. Feb. s. Kirby Con
rad. 50, merchant Of Stoutsville,
pleaded guilty to burning a store op-
Grated by himself and father to Sc
cure the insurance. was sentenced to
10 years in the penitentipry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
Vote Money For Schools.

Columbus, o.. Feb. S-The house
by a vote Of 81 to "a passed the Dill
TO appropriate $4,000 Tor each OF
two normal schools, one at Bowling
Green and the other at Kent. This
bill. passed after a fight, commits the
state to build the two schools.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Mrs. Mary Mohr,
a number from this vicinity attend
ed the corn show at Columbus the
past week.
Mrs. VIII Finley was the guest OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Washington, Feb. 7-Senator Norris
Brown is now taking the lead in the
fight against Senator Lorimer. He
says the evidence revealed in Illinois
renders 1t imperative that the senate
oust the senator.
The heaviest attack that has vet
been made on Mr.. Lorimer has come
from Senator Brown. He charges di-
rectly that Mr.. Lorimer. knew of
every piece Of corruption carried on
for his election.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. curtlss at Ma
ion Friday. /
The Queen Ssther Circle held their
monthly meeting with Miss Anna
Farnum, Friday night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08

a. .sIs'i4r ~ as5"a, .tsi :
lac .i'ntn nrHii th hir-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

ray. Mr.. William p. Roth, Judge Rob
inson. Mr.. Novel;. MIR. w. a. kinney.
Mr.. Edgar Wood, Mr.. s. Robinson,
Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. d. l.. Wilmington.
Mr. Wade Warren Thayer, Mai. Hol-
brooke, Mr. NJ. +. Prosser, Mr.. Chas
Hcmenway, Mr., II. NJ Ballou, Mr.. p,
l.. Horne, Mr.. White. Mr.. |. M.
Young DR. Moore and others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

ner guests received In the drawing
room, in the dining room Mrs Har-
old Castle served the sherbet, and
Mrs. Richard poured the tea, at a
large circular table ornamented with
white mnrguer,es. Miss Vera Damon
and Miss Alice Cooke, assisted in en-
tertaining the guests. Among those
invited TO meet Mrs. Frederick Kings
bury and Miss Love were Miss Cath
crime GoodaIe, Mrs. John Erdman.
Mrs. Frederick Klamp. Mrs. Mont
ague Cooke, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury
Miss Katherine Stephens. Miss
Louise Glrard. Miss Jessie Kennedy,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, Miss Bertha
Koepke, Miss Claire Williams. Miss
Edith Williams. Miss Vera Damon
Mrs Richard Cooke, Mrs. Alfred
Castle. Mrs. Harold Castle. Miss
Alice Cooke, Miss Ida Koepke and
others
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

Lowroy, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. IIane-
berg. Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs.
Fred Bush, Mrs, NJ Edmund Gross
man. Mrs Campbell Mrs Philip
Peck, Mrs. Wall Miss Stella Peck,
Mrs. X. X. Reidford, Mrs. John Nc
Cand!ess. Mrs. J. II. Fisher Mrs.
George Renton. Mrs. w. W. North,
Mrs. George Renton ,lr. Mrs. Cat
ton. Miss Mary Cation. Mrs. Ernest
Kopke, Mrs. Overend Mrs Theodore
Richards and others.
4 4
Banquet in Honor Of Judge BalIou.
A farewell banquet was given al
the University Club Tuesday. compli-
mentary to Judge Sidney Balou. whl
is president Of the CLUB, and was one
of the charter mombers. Red carna
lions and Australian maiden hlil
formed a prominent part in the decor
alive scheme. College pennants ana
flags were introduced in the decor,
atiye scheme. Many clever speechc.
were made and tOasts exchanged anC
a jolly and doIigh ful evening wa,
experienced. Those who participate,
in this delightful affair were JudR,
Sidney NJ. BaIlOu. General Mac0mb
Admiral Cowlcs Mr. William Rich
ards Castle. Senator Eric Alfred
Knudsen, Paymnster Stevens, Judg,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29
PACIFIC CLUB TO
GIVE LARGE BALL
Affair on June at Pacific Club Will Be One Of Seasons
Most Brilliant Enthusiastically to Dance It's GayeSt in
Popular Clubhouse.

ENYHE two chief events on the
social calendar for June are
the wedding of Miss Claire
Williams and Mr. Bruce
Cartwright, Jr., that Will
take place in st Andrew
Cathedral on Thursday evening the
first of June. Following the cere-
mony a large reception will be given
at the brides home at Waikiki THIS
engagement was announced the lnld-
die of the week. Both young people
are popular and have been receiving
the good wishes and congratulations
of their friends. The young couple
will live in Nuuanu valley. Mr. Bruce
Cartwright, Jr, has recently pur-
chased the Highs bungalow, that Is
situated on Wyllie street The second
event will be a large ball that VIII
be given on June 9Th at the Pacific
Club. From the indications that point
toward social success this junction
will be one of the most brilliant al
fairs ever given in Honolulu. The in
vitations will be issued shortly. This
event is being eagerly anticipated by
the smart set.
Miss Harriet YOung's Bunct Lunch
con.
Miss Harriet Young is hostess at
a delightful buffet luncheon that Is
being given at the Oahu Country
Club. This suburban club house is
growing more and more popular; the
situation Is ideal and the cuisine and
service are unsurpassed. The SINAI
set are taking advantage of these OPP
portunities. for the members and
their families are continually enter
tanning in this delightful spot. TWEEN
ty-six guests were included on Miss
Yo,lng's invitational list. The guests
were seated at small tables that were
prettily decorated with salmon COL
ored double hibiscus and maidenhalr
fern. Among those present were Mrs.
J. o. Young, Miss Harriet Young,
Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs. Alfred Cas-
tie, Mrs. George Bowen, Mrs. Freder-
lCh bNlBul lspNl'Nf FhA'' i'''' 'N''
Warehouse, Miss Beatrice ilolsworth,
Miss Irma Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy
Wood, Miss Katherine stephens, Miss
Grace Harding Miss Helen Achilles,
Mrs Charles Wilcox, Miss Alice Roth,
Miss Bernice Hartwell, Miss Lydia
McStocker, Miss Dorothy Hartwell,
Miss Esther Kopke, Miss Julia Nc
Stocker, Miss Florence Gurrey, Miss
Julictte Atherton, Miss Ethel MCKen-
zie, Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Gather
inc Goodale and others.
Song Recital.
Hugo Herzers third annual sons
recital to be given at the Young Ho
tel on Thursday evening, May 18th
Is creating much interest in musica
and social circles.
The ensemble work is to be par
iicularly interesting and by specia
request Mr.. Herzer has decided l.
give the opening chorus from FIR
mani The Pagoda of Flowers b,
Amy Woodforde Finden will have 1t
hrst Honolulu rendition, in which tn
chorus work is especially attractive
The names of those singing in tn
chorus are as follows: Mrs. G.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-29

A picture appears in this issue Of
the Evening Bulletin Of Mr..
Charles Rice, wife of Honorable
Charles Rice of Kauai. Mrs. Rice was
Miss Grace King, the youngest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King and
has always been very popular in so
cicty circles Of Honolulu, In her girl
hood days, she was one of the reign
ing bellies of this city The Rices