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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
SCHOOL BOARD is
FULLY SUSTAINED
MAYOR APPROVES
MANY NEW LAWS
Pawnbrokers Get Additional
lime in Which to Sell Fire
arms to Anybody.

oroinonces and resolutions recent1y
ADOPTED by the two branches OF rho
lily Council were signed nv nf.vo,
Richardson and filed with c,,v CO...
l. august yesterday as follows.
Resolution instructlng the Buila,ne
inspector. the Plumbing Inspector and
'he Electrical Inspector to tnspcc, ,na
report monthly to the Council on tho
progress of erection of the neyy Ma
ison and Buchanan Street public schoo,
buildings. e'"ooi
resolutions authorizing the pawn @
20 NUMBER OF sidewalks at the ex-
tense OF abutting property owners.
resolution to pay j. d. Eberhard,
an employe in tho Street Depnrtn,nnt
go Tor time lost as a result Of IN
juries. u IN
Authorizing construction OF a sewer
In Albemarle street from Laurel
street eastwardly, to cost 5000.
resolution establishing the grades
OF number OF streets In South Rich
mond
Resolution approving award Of con-
tract to c. c. Bailey for sale OF am
inoniacal liquor. a bi-product OF tho Gas
works. for two years. at 1910 cents
per ton of coal carbonlzed
Approving award OF contract to the
Standard Oil Company for purchase Of
100000 gallons OF gas OIL at 3l-4
cents per gallon.
Resolution to pay Miss Annie e.
Broder!ck $50 for damages by step
ping into an unprotected meter box
Authorizing Assessor of Damages
Arthur c. Hartman to appraise dam
ages by reason OF grading alley be-
tween Broad and Grace Streets, Davis
Avenue and Robinson Street and al
ley between Broad and Grace, Davis
Avenue and Allison Street
Ordinance allowing the Seaboard Al.
Line Railroad TO construct spur
track at Everett and Stuart Streets.
Washington Ward
Authorizing construction of a sewer
In North street. north OF Marshall, to
cost s2l3.a5. at expense OF Henry g.
Wallerstein.
Authorizing the First National Bank
Building Corporation to close part
OF Ninth Street temporarily.
Resolution allowing the virginia
Railway and Power Company TO string
overhead wires in the underground
district to operate an electric hoist st
Ninth and Main Streets. pending build
ing operations.
Ordinance permitting w. B. Davis 10
use city water in his brick yard on
Maury Street, in Chesterfield county
Ordinance permitting the Southsidc
company TO use city water in Wood
land Heights.
Ordinance granting permission to
S. II. Campbell to erect a brick sta
BILE at 1916 East franklin Street
Ordinance permitting John II. Hutch
inson TO occupy as a stable building
at Sixth and Cary Streets
Ordinance comforting police power
on the Building Inspector and his
assistants.
Ordinance extending time for ope-
rating Of n law hitherto adopted pro-
htbitins pawnbrokers from selling
deadly weapons, to October 81
Amending stable ordinance so as to
prohibit the erection or use Of any
building as stable with more than
four stalls, without the consent of the
Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
ACADEMY BOOKS
BIG ATTRACT
Season Opens on August 20
With Lydia Knott in The
Nest Egg"
NO TALK OF THEATRE WAR
Many Stars in List, Only High
Class Productions Being
Sought This Year.

While booking agents arc still,
working to fill every open date.
enough attractions have already been
signed by the Academy OF Music 10
show that the season beginning Au
gust 20 will be one of the most sue
cessful in recent years. There is no
talk these days about that old war
IN theatrical circles. Being the first
important city south of Washinrton
Flchmond has been recognized as n
good Held for high-class productions.
out producers in New York realize NJ
the same time that worthless attrac-
TONS starting southwark. will soon
starve to death II they fail to win
pubic approval at the Academy. For
.nis reason. the poorer ones stay away.
the result being that Academy patrons
nowadays are assured that what is Of
fered will be worth the price.
But occasionally n bad one slips n ::
1t slips out again, its head battered
and bruised by criticism 1t richly
deserves. and thereafter IT drops out
Of view.
The Academy season proper begins
on August 90 and 80 with "The Nest
EHg," In which Lydia Knott will be
seen in the leading role. Miss Knott
is an old stock company favorite In
this city although she jumped out of.
that and undertook to nut over ons
OF Thomas Dixons plays. She has
hit the Broadway gait. however. and
this season she has a play In which
she excels
Some Already booked.
Although the list is by no means
complete. the following plays and
players have been booked for the
Aca deny:
Madame Sherry"
AL. Fields Minstrels
Get Rich Quick wallingford"
The Chocolate Soldier"
Otis Skinner.
Mrs. Leslie Carter.
Mutt and JEFF"
Sheehan Grand Opera.
Francis Wilson.
Richard earle.
Sothern and Marlowe.
Forbes Robertson.
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"
SavaGe's Grand Opera Production.
THE Girl OF the Golden West" IN
English.
Naughty Msreetha." big comic
opera produced by Oscar Hammerste!n.
Blanche Ring.
John Drew.
Montgomery and Stone.
Nat Goodwin.
Maudc Adams.
Billie Burke.
Blanche Bates.
AL. Wilson.
Excuse Me-"
Anna Held.
Seven Days"
"The Country Boy"
THE Gamblers" ..
THE Clansman."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
BOYS WANTED
One Hundred to Escort Corn Club to
State Fair Grounds.

One Hundred to Escort Corn Club to
State Fair Grounds.
When the executive committee of the
State Fair meets OF Tuesday the ques-
ton OF inviting 100 youngsters of the
city to volunteer as committee on
escort to march with the Corn Club
Boys. who Will be here in attendance
upon the fair willie be discussed
The Corn Club Boys Will march from
the Capitol to the Fair Grounds. head
ed by band and Governor Mann. This
VIII take place on the second day OF
the fair, Tuesday. October 10
Secretary Gordon said last night
that the boys escort would undoubt-
eddy be asked for. and he suggested
that any boy who wished to get on
the committee might write his name.
age and address on a postal and mail
II to Manager Lloyd, Mutual Building.
Names of the boys can thus be
placed on file" said Mr. Gordon. land
when the committee is selected those
who apply early will be the ones
chosen"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
HIRSCHBERG CLAIM AGENT
Councilman Named by Richmond and
Henrico Railway

Councilman John Hirschberg yester-
day accepted the position OF claim
agent for the Richmond ard Henrico
Railway Company, and will enter upon
his duties next Monday. The position
was offered Mr.. Hirschberg some time
ago, but he did not decide TO accep; 1t
until late yesterday
He said last night that he had care
fully considered the position with ref
erence 20 his Office IN the City Council
and his affiliations with the Central
Trades and Labor Council Feeling
that neither would suffer from his con-
nect!on with the railway, Nj H.rsch-
berg stated that ne would remain IN
the Council as representative from JEFF
ferson Ward ard 'co.a!nue as pres!den,
OF the iabor'orea H!zation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
WEDDING A SURPRISE
Ernest strnus and Mis-. Myers Married
in WashinEton

Ernest F. Straus, son of a L. Straus.
OF 81 West Grace Street, senior mem
Der of the Arm OF Straus-Gunst Com
pany, and who is associated with his
father, was married yesterday in
Washington to Miss Josephine e.
Myers. daughter of Mrs. Herman j.
Myers. OF 2205 West Grace Street.
The wedding was a surprise I'm Rich
mond to many friend of q wide circle
IN which the young couple is known.
Only a few of the most intimate
friends and relatives were aware of
their Intentions, and when It was
learned that they had gone to the
national capital 20 be married the
news was received with much pleasure
by many.
Before returning home, Mr.. and Mrs
Straus will spend brief honeymoon
in the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
THINK WOMAN INSANE
Commission of Lunacy to Be Held Over
Dora Mitchell, Acid Thrower

Iae case against Dora MltohelL an aged
white woman. arrested Thursday night on
DR.: c. 3. Pearson, Z dentist was contin-
wed IN Police Court yesterday morning to
d.! Pea:son's burns were prevented from
being serious BY the immediate application
OF alcohol The woman entered his o4ire
WITH the request that he pay her a debt
did rot owe 70 a woman he Knew noirinr
enout she threw the acid into hi, facn
The Second station was notified and tho
woman Yves arrested by Policeman Garter
She is believed TO be @. unsourt ,n,n5
though heretofore regarded as harmlegs
coiHin1ssion o. lunacy viii be held over nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
REWARD OFFERED
Governor VIII Pay for Capture of
Paroled Conytcts.

Governor William II. Mann offered
reward yesterday in the sum Of $50
each Tor the capture OF Oscar Burford
end Jack Perrow, Of Lynchburg, two
white men paroled from the State
Penitentiery some months ago. !, is
alleged that about two weeks ago they
attempted 10 rob railway cars at
Lynchourg, and when surprised by q
policeman and hreman, shot both men
and made their escape The city CT
IYnchburg has offered a reward OF
500 each for the men. thus making a
prize of $500 for the capture Of the
two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
ABOUT 400 FAIL TO PAY
CORPORATIONS Will he Summoned to Court for
Not Settling Excise Tax.

Corporations Will he Summoned to Court for
Not Settling Excise Tax.
Unless quick action is taken TO compro-
mise the about 400 corporations in the
Second Virginia Collection District OF tho
United States Internal Revenue Department
Will be hailed into the District Court in Oc-
tober TO show cause why they should not
be penalized for failure to pay the excise
tax.
About 600 big business concerns failed to
pay the tax. ana for this and other reasons
are subject to fnes One third OF this number
have compounded the matter with the rev.
enuc department. Tho remaining 400 have
taken steps 10 liGuidate the debt, TO
Uncle Sam. and unless they arrange 10 ad-
Just It before October their cases will be
placed in the hands Of the district attorney
and will be settled in court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
BOY WHO SWALLOWED SEED
PLACED UNDER THE X-RAY-

after thorough examination fol.
lowed by consultation, surgeons OF
the Virginia Hospital yesterday placed
Wilbur Hobbs. the seven-year- old boy
OF Emporia. who swallowed water
melon seed, under the X-ray. It will
probably be decided to-day whether it
VIII be necessary to open the wind
pipe. where the seed lodged It Is
believed TO have formed an abscess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
Inferno mt virginia Ho,nItal

DR.. Samuel Boone, of Jackson. y. c..
graduate of the University College
of Medicine, yesterday entered the
Virginia Hospital as resident physi-
clan.
DIR. c. c. Grove. of the Virginia. left
yesterday for Salem. Va. where he
will spend two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
Wants Mnrir,, Fircmen.

ne United States Civil Service Commits
sion Is seeking applications from which to
qnhrtormasters department at n sa,orv ~
w per month. Information may be obtain
80 rom w II. Ham. local secretary OF the
,,o.,ant,sn. at the registry division Of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
CLUB WILL FEAST
Wntermelons and Candidates to Appeal
N

utermeIons and Candidates to Appeal
to Enst End Citizens.
Candidates for ONCE. will have their
last chance OF the campaign 10 adj
dress the East End Citizens Associa-
t!on of Marshall Ward at the annual
watermelon feast OF the club, which
Will be held next TUESDAY night In
Chimborazo Park. All members Of the
Board OF Aldermen and the Common
Council have been invited
Among the speakers Will be Mayor
D. c. Richardson. w. T. Dabney. the
candidates for the House OF Delegates
and those for the office of City Col
lector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

The case against Charles Ne!sz. charged
with trespess!ng on the premises OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and stealing
a hand car. was continued in Police Court
yesterday morning to August g. Nelz is
charged with operating the hand car there
elers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
Fire in Tenement House.

Several engine companies answered an
alarm of fire sent in yesterday afternoon
from Eighteenth and Marshall streets, tho
blaze coming from colored tenement house
at s26 and 32s North Eighteenth Street. The
fre originated from defective chimney
out difficulty. and the damage was not
serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Dr. Carroll " Baggarly. who has
been III for several days at the Vir-
gina Hospital was yesterday PRO
fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
DIED NATURAL DEATH
No Traces Of Poison Found In Stomach of
MINT Dnmghter of Nh md Mrs Nelaan [

No Traces Of Poison Found In Stomach of
Inhnt Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
Upon Coroner Taylor's report that he
round no traces Of poison in the contents OF
the stomach OF Shirley Carter Nelson in
FAINT daughter Of Mr. nnd Mrs. r. B. Nelson
wno died rather mysteriousiy at the Memo
RAJ hospital on the morning of August s.
that the child died from natural causes
An INQUEST was ordered when two physi-
clans who had treated the child when ~
entered upon coma lasting eighteen hours
teshhed Mt the hrst meeting Of the coroner's
Jury mat they we're OF opinion that the
chHd died OF op!um poison.ng. though ad-
,nittinG that the SYMPTOMS might have
oeen caused by some brain disease Annu
topsy held over the body Of the ohiIs
on thn day after ITS death proved mega tive
the stomach WAS also negative
Miss Randolph Goes North.
Miss Agnes D. Randolph. .uperin-
tendent of the Virginia Hospitai. left
yesterday to be away several weeks
visiting various Northern points.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
YOUNG HOTEL TO Be Scene OF
BRILLIANT BALL FOR SHRINERS
Mr. James McCandess viii Be Host to Aloha Temple Next
Friday Night-Coming Of Fleet Adds Zest TO Local So
ciety.

The scarlet flowers lent n brilliant ell
feet 10 the general color scheme. the
buffet and sideboard were banked
with maiden hair fern interspersed
with the cut flowers. As the sldc
walls of the room are in dark green,
the combination made harmonious
background for the long table that
was arranged to seat twenty-five
guests. In the center Of the table was
a large Chinese basket, OF the same
style that the Chinese vender peddlcS
mis- fruit and vegetables. The basket
was silded and was heaped with az
ferent varieties of vegetables. me
container was at tilted angle the
tomatoes, egg plant, artichokes, GU
cumbers, corn, celery, sweet peppers
brussels sprout. etc. presented the
appcarance of tumbling out. Inc
sides of the basket were trimmed with
branches of Chill peppers and in the
center of the basket was large rose
fashioned out of cabbage. Overhead
was suspended a mammoth ball OF
maiden hair fern, instead OF the con-
yentional steamers of satin ribbon
or tulle, glossy, scarlet cranberries
were strung and fcstooned from the
basket of maiden hair, the six long
strands were twined with the feath'
cry asparagus vine and attached &c
the center piece. Many lighted can
dies. added to the brilliancy of Tho
table. the lighted tapers were placed
IN small summer squashes, that wer'
utilized instead OF candle sticks. Tn
shades we're made out OF red crep
paper, lined with yellow and wer
decorated with sprigs Of the Chi
pepper. At one end Of the table wa
G a large pumpkin, containing yel!o
@ and white clsysanthemums. TT
y flowers were made entirely of vege
l. ables and looked so natural that an
d one would think they were the natur
@ flowers. At the other end of the q
& BILE one observed Chinese lilies, al
: parently growing In their natur
q state, on examination they were -four
s TO be artificial and composed Of vel
II stables. The white hibiscus plan
l. were a fac-simile of the iloweriI
lie shrubs, each detail Of the decorate
f. was marvel of accuracy. The plat
A cards were hand-painted turkeys a
lie .anged on standards. After an ella
n crate dinner, the host and hostess al
$ their guests adjourned to the drawn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

ciated and enjoyed by the guests.
Among those present were Lieutenant
and Mrs. Ross Kingsbury. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Roy Francis Smith OF the
u. s. Navy, Miss Marjorie Allen VINO
is spending the winter with Captain
and Mrs. tombstone at Fort Smarter
and Ensign Weist of the U. 5. Navy.
4 4
Er. aud Mrs. Johnstone's Luncheon.
Sunday, December the third, Dr. ana
Mrs. tombstone Of Fort Smarter VIII
entertain at luncheon, complimentary
to Miss Urquhart of Los Gatos' Cal
4 4
Army and Navy photographs. fos'
card photos sl.25 dozen nj hehrE
Studio. I Hotel street, near fort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02


a., ,,,oI william Coleman of
VIE Nc. v,,lcr,.-Dr Tucker
e.,,n ~ Mr. Il. Faxon Bishop
',, ,,,,,,o,an, ca,boun.
anu 4
.u,. o..,, n,,,.r
WIS ,,,,,, v,,an,v cove a
M,e. r,,,rsday evening
''anoSo'"o c,,i,n, .,roe, The
~ nei "oo ,,rao si,ver howl
oe"' ~, .,,Torart yor;e,ies of Is
h'ieo VT VT, anns,s,iny of papias.
po" a',a nrangoa etc etc. Around
| "pp -, Tho hov, were arranged
w -, ,o,,,ce In t,nts of red and
,p"s .I,,, h,re , stropp resemblance
.',,,,,,,, ,ooyes The combination of 7
sa,,,, and foliage nroduced n stunning
- c,,,ar oandlos.,rks holding /,
,,at,,o, ,o,ers shaded with silk
, go n,,ced here and there
AID cnn,rihuted to the attractiveness
49, ,ho ,,b,e Tho Mace cards were
" ,,r,aa ,,rloys that were SYM
1t ~ Thopkspivipp Day, After
80 -, urs cwonyv and several of
,asts n,.ved bridge. Among
80 nr,,,sept besides the hostess
- u,ior-ceper,, and Mrs. Arthur
,,,,,,,,,, p,iy,dier-Gener,l and Mrs
,,",as, ., Mocoph Mrs. Frederick
,vu,,om Coleman Of Baltimore, Md,
wilma" ~, ,,n. C,i,,,n carroll Car
,or Miss Nora swanzy, Count Cana
,aro senior Arona 1.-THE Spanish Con-
,,n Major Gilmore. Lieutenant Price
,,a lisu,eunnt pratt of Fort Ruger
and Lieutenant Andrews
4 4
v ,,, NJ, C,rwr,vht,s Dinner,
-, ,rionde ,nioyed the hos
,,,,o,uv n, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Cart
,,,I,,h; Il, "wednesday evening, when
49,, or,,r,,ined In honor of Miss
,,,o, p,shon a, tbcir home In Nuuanu
Ill. Three round tables wer,
,.,o, with ,opy-siemmed Ameri
80 uo,,,y roses. four guests wer,
-, q, .,ch table The bandsom,
-, tate, ,I,c. cards were orna
.,,aa ,,i,h ana single American
e 80 ,w,ny MIR and Mrs
p,,,oo cor,wripbt IRIS guests wer
MI, E,boi pisbop Miss Agnes Walk
' - ,,a,,h Williams Miss Berth
49, camn, c,n,vnro Senior Aran
.ari.h Consun Mr.. Georg
80 ~, Eord,nopd uedemann an
N.Y. n, Iod.monp
4 4
y, ,, urs T,,,ber,okc,s Dime
na!"r ""' W." 80 len last ave,
Inc ,ose u'" -, p,,oor ,
MS and urs edward Julius Tin
p MAJOR "hu MS ',,ts,,i nw,,r ~,
p Deri'Ne ""a III -, hosLe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

and Mrs. Arthur Murray. Plumed
chrysanthemums produced pretty |
floral decoration. Masses of these |,
flowers were used throughout the
dining room and on the circular
table. Owing to the following day
being Thanksgiving Day the place
cards were miniature turkeys. These
appropriate cards were done In crayon
work by the host and hostess seven
year-old son. Much artistic apiii'y
was displayed. and the cards were
greatly admired by the guests OF
honor and the other friends that were
present. Among those who partook
of Captain and Mrs. Clifton Carroll
Carriers hospitality were Major-Geh-
eral and Mrs. Arthur Murray. Briga-
ldier-General and Mrs. Macomb, Major
and Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Frederick VIII
liam Coleman and Captain and Mrs.
GaylOr.
CAPTAIN ElllcOtps Dinner.
Captain Ellicott of the u. s. 5
Maryland entertained Thursday at
THANKSGIVING dinner that was givel
, In honor of his son and daughter
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross kingsbur!
of the U. S. Marine Corps. Dime
was served ut seven o'clock In tn
lCaptains cabin. The table was pref
n tily decorated with lavender an
l. white asters. During dinner III
l. ships orchestra rendered an exec
Al lent musical program that was apr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

Admiral and Mrs. CowleS Dinner.
Mrs. Francis N. Swanzy's Dinner.
Captain Ellicotts Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. TenDcy's Dinner
Major and Mrs. Timberla"e's 6:nner.
Mr., and Mrs. Curtwrights Dinner.
Tea on Board the Maryland.
Miss Anderson's Gancing Party.
Dr, and Mrs. Johnstone's Luncheon
Cnptaln and Mrs. Carriers Dinner.
Mrs. Gurrey's Luncheon.
Mrs. Neville Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer's Dancing
Party.
Rarebit Party.
Launch Ride to Pearl 1iarbor.
('uptajn and Mrs. Marks Dinner.
Shrincrs' Ball.
Mr., and Mrs. WarrCn's Dinner.
Mr.. Cartwrights Theater Party.
Engagement Announced.
Dillingham; Reception.
Mrs. Guys Luncheon.
Mr.. md Mrs. Tcnney Peck's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer's Dinner.
Ex-Governor Carter 10 Entertain.
Hon. and Mrs. Bishops Dinner.
Tea on South Dakota.
Miss q. Robcrtson's Dinner.
Officers on Cincinnati Entertain.
MIR, and Mrs. Giiman's Dinner.
Wbitcomb. Woodard Nuptials.
WbItcomb. Woodward Nuptinls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

room, where the remainder OF the
evening was spent, music and ola
fashioned games forming the chie' me
,f amusement. Among Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edward Tenney's guests were senator
and Mrs George II. Fairchild' Mrs.
Helen Noonan DR.. and Mrs. Herbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, MISS
Violet Makee. Miss Tenney, Miss Cor
della Walker, Miss Helen Alexander
Miss Rose Herbert, Mcssrs c. $. iiol-
Ioway, W. Roth, Walter Kendall, &
Herbert. c. Waterman. II. II. Walker
v. Tenney and Frank Armstrong.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

fair Is to take place on THURSDAY
evening. December the seventh. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Bradley Wheeler, VINO
are spending their honeymoon In the
islands will be the guests OF honor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles' Dinner.

Among the memorable dinners OF
the season was the function given last
evening by Admiral and Mrs. Walter
COwles. The dinner was given IN
honor of Admiral and Mrs, Thomas
Covers were arranged for sixteen.
The color scheme was red and green,
Scarlet ponsettias were used profuse-
IL in the dining room and rs a table
decoration. Among the guests IN
vited to meet Admiral and Mrs
Thomas were Major-Gereral and Mrs
Arthur Murray, Brigadier-Genera
aud Mrs. Macomb, Major and Mrs
Neville, Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney's Dinner.

There were several elaborate
Thanksgiving dinners TO mark the
season as one of exceptional festiyity
end holiday cheer. One of the hand
soonest dinners was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tenney at their home
on Pensacola street. The decorative
,iesign was unique-in that only veg
ctables were used to carry out the
decorations. Mrs. Edward Tenney's
personal supervision was evident In
The details of the table ornamental
ton, which were carried cut to the
smallest detail, with painstaking eff
fort to procure harmonious results. A
warm, rich tone was furnished In the
dining room by the introduction of u
number of potted ponsetta plants
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Warren's Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm war
rem are planning n dinner that Is to
be given next week at the Hotel Colo
NAL The invitations will be Issued
nv the first of next week and the al