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The Wahpeton times., 1912-11-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Our elegant fall weather still
continues.
Mrs. Ellis was Kindred visitor
last Friday.
Mrs. j. F. Shea is on the sick
list this week.
Geo. vanArnam spent Sunday
with friends in Walcott.
Albert Bohn autoed in from
Great Bend Tuesday morning.
Attorney Geo. P. Jones Of La
Moure was in the city last Sun
day.
Rev. Meyer Of Fairmount was
transactine' business in tho CITY
Tuesday.
The Womans Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Burnson next Fri
day afternoon.
supt. Sweet of the city schools
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
cities on business.
Mrs. Clipfell has been enjoying
q visit from her sister, Mrs.
Sprague, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Eli Oliver will entertain
the ladies aid Of the M. E. church
next Wednesday afternoon.
oY8TER8. See Gilles 4 Hank
ins when in need Of fresh oys-
ters. Adv.
Mr.. Henderson of Churches
Ferry is expected down next Sat-
urday to visit with his wife and
baby.
Mrs. Bailey is entertaining two
of her sisters this week, one from
South Dakota and one from Mis-
souri,.
Miss Rhoda Stennerson enter
tained q number of her young
lady friends last Wednesday az
ternoon.
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Mrs. Ida Riecke was a passen-
ger to Wahpeton Wednesday.
Mrs. A. e. Johnson, of Elbow
Lake, Minn., was in town a few
days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs.. Irwin Streeter
Mrs. j. J. Lawrence and Mrs. D.
McKinnon autoed to Fargo last
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Thiel went to Wah
peton Wednesday to take a three
months course in dressmaking.
Mrs. Joe Relation was q pas
senger to Wahpeton Tuesday.
Peter Breuer spent Tuesday al
!; Wahpeton.
Duncan McKinnon spent Sat.
urday and Sunday at Fargo.
The Antelope ladies aid wishes
to thank the good people Of Moore
ton and all others who so liber-
ally gave to their social last Sat-
urday at the Muir home.
Peter McDougall was passen-
ger to Wahpeton Thursday.
Mrs. Peter McDougall and John
McDougall autoed to Wahpeton
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Relation left
for Fargo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lund and he1
daughter, Miss Ethel, of Evans
Vile, Minn., attended the funeral
of Charles Schneider Friday.
M. Chernich was a passenger
to Wahpeton Tuesday.
Mrs. D. L. Quinlan and baby
left for Browerville, Minn., Tues.
day.
Anton Chernich and Joe Eager
left for Michigan Tuesday where
they expect to spend the winter.
j. j. Lawrence returned from
Fargo Sunday.
Emil Moen of Great Bend was
in town Sunday.
J. Downing Of LaMoure visited
at the Bagg home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rodivistch visi-
ted at Wahpeton Tuesday.
Word was received here Wed
nesday afternoon that Charles
Schneider, formerly of this place
passed away at his home in Brecl
enridge. Mr.. Schneider lived here
for many years with his parents
on a farm northwest Of town. He
was married at this place to Miss
Ada Lund. From here they went
to Everdale, Minn., where Mr.
Schneider bought grain for the
Monarch Elevator Co. at that
place. During the summer he
moved his family to Brecken-
ridge where he had charge of the
Farmers elevator. Deceased had
been ailing for several months
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shows as there is with q city at
traction playing at two dollars.
The openfhe piay of this splendid
company will be 1.-THE Little
Fool" real comedy drama with
music and specialties. Ladies
will be admitted free on Monday
night under the usual conditions.
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midnight supper will be served.

midnight supper will be served.
Als sse welcome. Adv.
J. ". Worner Of the Wahpeton
Furnaure Co., was in town one
day last week and closed up two
DEALS with parties for furniture.
The Wahpeton Furniture Co. is a
largesconcern, and they have made
a contract with the News for
space. Watch for their adj. II,
will appear next week or the lat
ter part of the month. Mr.. viets.
who will leave here shortly with
his family for their new home at.
Walden, Orange county, New York,
will have a sale on Monday, NO
vember i8. This will be about the
last sale of the season. Mr.. viets'
property and stock are all in good
shape, and as everything will be
sold, it will be a good chance to
get bargains.-The Fairhount
News.
The Reliance Hose Company's
dance in the Armomry hall. on
Thanksgiving night. Everybody
is going, and many dancing shoes
and slippers will be bought Of
L. schanhaar, Breckenridge. Adv.
On Sunday evening about seven
O'Clock Knute Brenna went to his
room in the Columbia restaurant
and reached behind a picture for
a colt revolver which he kept hid
den there. The gun slipped and
fell on the floor where it discharg
ed, the bullet struck Knute in the
left groin and passed upward,
striking the lower rib and lodged
beneath the shoulder blade. The
doctors have as yet been unable
to locate the bullet and thought
best to leave it until he would get
stronger. At first it was feared
that he would die but at present
he seems to be getting along nice
ly. Knute has always had a great
fondness for revolvers and plays
with them while in his room but
his mother was afraid he would
get hurt and would take them
away from him so he hid this one
behind the picture where she
wouldn't find it, which resulted in
him getting shot.-Lidgerwood
Broadaxe.
The ladies of Trinity Guild will
hold their annual sale and supper
on Wednesday evening, the 18th Of
December.
+ The Sherman Kelly Stock Co.,
will be the next attraction at the
Wahpeton opera house. The com
pany is we'll known, throughout
the northwest as one Of the best
and strongest popular priced
shows in the world. Their plays
are new, full of clever comedy,
and right up to the hour. Mr.
Kelly, a comedian Of rare ability,
is supported by an excellent COM
pany of performers. Money or
time has not been spared to make
teh attraction one of the best,
and when the plays are presented,
they are more like a show at dol
lar prices. The same interest is
taken to produce Mr.. Kelly's
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and about two weeks ago, he con-
tracted pneumonia which was the
cause of his death. His remains
were brot up from Breckenridge
Thursday evening and laid to rest
in the Antelope cemetery Friday
afternoon. The deceased leaves
a wife and five small children 70
mourn his loss, besides his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Schneider, a sister.
Mrs. Herman Friedel, and two
brothers, Milton and Earl. The
community joins in extending
sympathy to the bereaved parents
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For plans see, Eugene schuler,
Architect, schuler Block, Wahpe-
ton, N. D.
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S grace
go up charm few women
estimate "a rs
Most they fashionable
10 have pretty shoulders well
of
too fat too % but this also because either spos
hghtn N the
obvQu Or they notice them
a buoyan step
10
built lines Of beauty The trouble heads
forward and spoil the line the back of the neck We chest sink
IN become oundshoudered
abdomen becomes prominent We do dozen and little things of this
awhile silhouette.
like sweet bells tangled Where might be only lines
that
But prevent this condition remedy it has
We need to vitality for thing that feel like
standing erect and walking buoya And this comes as much from CHEEKY
blood to form
to timber off the flesh where choudnt
put it where it should be
hasn't the time those madens almost flying
that ee and maybe they'll convince that such and buancy
houseleepe
would with head shoulders back body
carriage about her howo that give round shoulders and prominent
abdomen and lack of spring in the walk
o o
The best for the cultivation Of not only muscles but
otherwise little used corrective of should
would Begin slowly peseere
AT you'll yourself different looking individual
buoyancy
command of the body that shows in movement
the head this that all
lines
normal
painful delight
in for one or several Of these things and pessteny practice them
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| Wilder, Miss Glare Kelley, Miss Anna
Tucker, Miss Abby Dow, Mrs. Austin
jones, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Miss Har-
riet Young, Miss Angus, Miss Jean
Angus, Miss Ethel Angus, Miss Doro
thy Wood, Miss Julia McStocker, Miss
Lydia McStocker Mrs. James Pine,
Mrs. Lorrin Smith, Miss Gertrude
Brown, Mrs Malcolm Mcintyre, Miss
Beatrice Holdsworth, Mrs. F. Smith,
and Mrs. Fred Damon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins B. Anderson
entertained at dinner last evening for
Mrs. Fessenden, mother of Mrs. Ar
thur G. Smith. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Fessenden, Governor Frear, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mr.. and
Mrs David Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
G. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
Anderson.
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Judge and Mrs. w. L, Whitney's
bungalow on Alexander street was
prettly lighted and decorated last
night, when they entertained at a
dance in honor of Miss Inez Grace
Davis, who is soon to marry Mr.. Gull
ford Whitney.
Mrs Whitney and Miss Davis re-
ceived the guests in the reception
room which was aglow with yellow
coreopsis. The gallery upstairs,
where the young people danced, was
artistically decorated with boughs and
branches of the pepper tree, and great
jars Of yellow lilies gave the needed
touch Of color to the green setting. At
a late hour delightful refreshments
were served and the young folks
tripDed the light fantastic until the
wee sma' hours.
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The Sewing Club formed by some Of
the maids and matrons Of the Army
and Navy set met yesterday with Miss
Helen Rockwell. The ladies' who
spent the afternoon sewing were Mrs.
James Pine, Mrs. Gerald Johnson,
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Freeman,
Miss Alice Spalding, Miss Clara
Franck, and Miss Helen Rockwell.
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Lieutenant Robinson entertained at
dinner last evening on board the
Thet.s. The guest Of honor was Mrs.
Dickson, Lieutenant Robinsons moth
er The table was prettily decorated
with lavender asters. Covers were
laid for Mrs Dickson, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Pine, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Sheedy, Lieutenant Boutwell,, Lieuten-
ant Scannel DR.. Gillespie and Lieu
tenant Billiard.
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Mrs. Arthur Hubert Jones enter
tained at thimble party yesterday
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SOCIAL NEWS oE HE DAY.

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
At the home Of her mother, Mrs
Henry Warehouse, on Thursday after
noon, Miss Nora Sturgeon was hostess
at a tea for Miss IneZ Grace Davis.
The drawing room, where the guests
were received, was decorated with
yellow lilies. Vases of roses graced
the tea table Some of the ladies who
received with Miss Sturgeon were
Mrs. Henry Warehouse, Mrs. Thomas
Wall, Mrs. Samuel Stevens, Mrs. VIII
whitney, Mrs. Edward White Sutton
and Miss Alice Cooke. The invited
guests were Miss Grace Davis, Mrs,
Thomas Wall, Mrs. Samuel Stevens,
Mrs. VIII Whitney, Mrs Edward
White Sutton, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss
Margaret Waterhouse, Mrs. Montague
Cooke Mrs, Lefferts, Mrs. c. II.
Cooke, Mrs r. A. Cooke, Miss Grace
Cooke, Mrs. Fred Warehouse, Mrs.
John Warehouse, Mrs. George Isen-
berg, Mrs Frank Atherton, Mrs. Ar
thur Wall, Mrs Frederick Lowrey,
Mrs. Sherwood Lowrey, Mrs. Albert
Warehouse, Miss Florence Hoffman,
Miss Helen North, Mrs Charles
Weight, Mrs. Singlehurst, Miss Cath
crime Goodale, Miss Laura Mott, Miss
Juliette Hartwell, Miss Bernice Hart
well, Miss Dorothy Hartwell, Mrs. Al
bert Judd, Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Muriel Howatt,
Mrs. Howatt, Miss Marian Haviland,
Mrs. Sam Castle, Miss Geraldine Cas-
tie, Miss Whittemore, Miss Robson,
Miss Cowles, Mss Helen Achille, Mrs.
Harold Castle, Mrs. Albert Along
Mrs. VIII Love, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Hep
burn, Mrs Roy Smith, Miss Alice
Cooper, Miss Ethel Spalding. Miss
Mary Cation, Miss Kenny Cation,
Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Juliette
Cooke, Mrs. Greenwich, Mrs Walter
Dillingham; Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
Mrs John Erdman, Miss Frances Dill
lnghGm, Miss Jane Whine, Miss Edithe
Williams, Miss Buchanan, Mrs Ar
thur Mcintosh, Miss Alice Thompson,
Mrs. George Potter, Mrs Waldron
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mrs z. Water
man, Mrs. Robert Cation, Mrs. Robert
Bond, Miss Hughes, Mrs, S, Baldwin,
Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss Bertha Kopke,
Miss Esther KOpke, Miss Helen Alex
ander, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Agnes Walker, Miss CordeHa Walker,
Mrs, Bruce Cartwright, Miss May Da-
mon, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. ].
Hedemann, Mrs High, Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mrs. Klamp, Miss Cornet,
Mrs. Clifford Kimball Miss Helen
Kimball, Mrs. Stanley livingston, Mrs.
c. Livingston Miss Alice Hopper,
Miss Violet Makee, Miss Blanche So
per. Mrs w Williamson, Mrs. Arthur
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Miss Annabelle Low, who spent
few days In Honolulu was a departing
passenger ia the Mauna Kea last Tues.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Monsarrat
were departing passengers in the ST.
ezra last Wednesday.
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DR. and Mrs. Theron Nichols, who
have been visiting in Honolulu for the
past two months left in the Sierra on
Wednesday.
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Mrs. De Wolf, mother of Mrs. f. S.
Lyser, sailed for San Francisco in
the Sierra on Wednesday.
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Mr.. Lionel Walden, Knight Of the
Legion of Honor of France, and world
renowned artist, sailed in the Nile on
Wednesday en- route to Paris
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Mrs Francis d. Smith, mother of
Lieutenant Roy Francis Smith was a
departing passenger in the Sierra
on Wednesday.
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Mrs J. 3. Atherton, Mrs. Oscar
White, Mrs. George w. Smith, Mrs.
Joseph Podmore Miss Jones and Mrs.
Sinclair.
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Mrs. e. d. Roberts, wife of the
Continued on Page Eighth
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IunCheons.

Mrs. l., Tenney Peck entertained at
on Easter luncheon on Monday at the
Country Club in honor of the birth
day Of her mother, Mrs. Newton Lock.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Newton
Lock, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Faxon Bishop,
Mrs. Eleanor Weaver, Mrs. Henriet-
ia TangeL Mrs. H. P. Lewis, Mrs.
Frederick J. Lowrey, Mrs. Helen
Storrs, Mrs. Arthur G. Smith, Mrs.
William Pitts Fessenden, Mrs. Eliza
beth Warehouse, Mrs. c. F. Wood,
Mrs. G. B. Wood, Mrs. Arthur Wan,
Mrs. John A. McCandless, Mrs. l.. l..
McCandless, Mrs. Gartenberg, Mrs, c..
Montague Cooke, Mrs. Robbins An,
derson, Mrs, Percy Pond, Mrs. W, l..
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Cards.


Mrs. Johnson of Fort Ruger was
hostess on Wednesday for the new
bridge club formed by several ladies
of the Service set. The members of
the club are Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Will
l,ams, Mrs. Cowles, Miss Cowles, Miss
Julia McStocker, Mrs. Kingsbery and
Mrs. Johnson. Aside from the regu-
lar members, Mrs. Johnson enter.
tanned Mrs. Undertake, Mrs. Macomb,
Mrs. Clifton Carter, Mrs. Rockwell
and Miss Rockwell. The two guest
prizes, a Canton platter and a tiny
green teapot were given to Miss Rock
well and Mrs. Rockwell The other
prizes We're Canton embroidered
waists and We're given to Mrs. WIZ
liams and Mrs. Cowles.
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Mrs. Neville was hostess for the
Service Bridge Club on Wednesday at
her home on Kinau street The prizes,
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halt-shell, grape fruit with marascni
no cherries, roasted chicken with
dressing, creamed new potatoes
French peas, rosella Jelly sailed al.
monds, olives, celery and tomato and
lettuce salad with mayonnaise dress
ing, individual Neapolitan cakes beau
tifully iced, coffee and assorted nuts
and bon bons.
Those who enjoyed this feast of
Lucullus were Mrs. Brown, Miss
Sheldon Miss Claire Henrietta Uecke,
Miss Blanche H. Folsom, Miss zennia
May Hummel and Miss Ruth Eloise
Brown.
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The Woman's Board Of Central
Union church will hold special
meeting next Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock to listen to addresses by Mrs
Arthur Smith, who has been a mis-
sicnary in China for about thirty
years, and by Mrs Pierson, who has
spent about the same time in the mis-
sionary field of the Holiado in Japan.
Mrs. Smith and her husband are re-
turning to their work in China after
a furlough in America, and Rev. and
Mrs. Pierson are on their way out for
furlough.
1t is particularly fortunate that
these two ladies' are in Honolulu at
the same time, and the experiences
which they have to relate will be
treat to the women of Honolulu, who
have so much interest in missions.
The womans board has invited he
missionary societies of the Methodist,
Episcopal and Christian churches, and
all ladies interested to attend.
The meeting is to be held in the
Sundayschool room Of the Central
Union church Monday afternoon at 3
O'clock
If the transport Logan comes into
port his evening there will be dance
at the Moana Hotel.
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maidonhnlr forms pottcd In quaint Jap
ancsc vasos were given 10 Mrs Woot
en-. Mrs Edwards, and Mrs shop
hard The ladies who played at the
tables we're Mrs Wooten. Mrs. shcp.
hard Mrs Edwards. Mrs Sheedy,
Mrs Preston, Mrs Gtylcr. Mrs Tur.
nor. Mrs. Hobby Mrs. Banker and
Mrs Douglas McDougle
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Mrs. f. s. byser, Mrs Philip Frear,
Mrs. Guy Gere, Mrs. John Drew, Mrs.
Fred Potter, Mrs. Ferd Lindermann,
Mrs Moore, Mrs Percy Morse, Mrs.
Benny Mrs. Goctz Mrs. Charles Bon
and Mrs. De Freest all members Of a
card club which meets every two
weeks, were the guests of Mrs Bier
bach last Wednesday afternoon. The
prize, an embroidered tray cloth, was
given to Mrs. +. S. Lyser
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On Monday evening Mrs. Guy Gere
entertained at cards for Mrs. De Wolf.
The prizes we're taken by Mr. Blake
and Mrs Lyser.
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OVER THE TEACCPS.
Society Editor.
Telephone 2793.
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. CALLING DAYS FOR HOMO.
= LULU.
= Mondays: PunahOu, College
. Hills, MaDoa, Makiki.
, Tuesdays. Waikiki, Kapio-
= lanl Park, Kaimuki, Palolo.
. Wednesdays: Nuuanu, Pun.
. nui, Pacific Heights. First and
@ Third Wednesdays above Nuu- {
@ anu Bridge. Second and Fourth {
= Wednesdays below Bridge. {
Z Fourth Wednesday, Pacific (
= Heights.
9 thursdays: The Plains.
9 Fridays; Hotels and town. {
3 Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter.
g First Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
= Saturdays: Kalihi. Third and {
6 Fourth Saturdays. Kamehame- {
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THE WEEKS SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Dinners.

THE WEEKS SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Monsarrat en-
tertained at a family dinner at the
Moana on Sunday night. Covers were
laid for Mrs, NJ. c. Monsarrat, Judge
and Mrs. Monsarrat, DR.. and Mrs
Monsarrat and Mr. and Mrs. Samue
Monsarrat
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On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
4. d. Tenney entertained at an East
er dinner for Mr.. and Mrs Samue
Monsarrat. Easter lilies were used
for table decorations and the designs
for the place cards were Easter eggs
and chickens. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Monsarrat, Mrs
Fred Knight, MIR. Eaton, Mr.. FIank
Armstrong, Mr.. Bentley, Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney and
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Tenney.
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Colonel C. A. Stobie was dinner
host at the CORTLAND on Tuesday
night complimentary to Mr.. W. L.
Churchill and Mr.. Howard Montgom.
cry of Detroit, Michigan. The table
was decorated with yellow coreopsis.
The guests included Mr.. w. l.,
Churchill, Mr., Howard Montgomery
Mr.. M. p. Robinson, Mr.. C. H.
Cooke, Mr. F. L Waldron, Mr.. r. ].
Buchley and Mr.. L. Tenney Peck.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. J. F. Sheedy, en-
tertained at a prettily appointed din.
ner at the CORTLAND on Thursday
evening, Lavender asters were used
for the table decorations. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. C. w. C.
Deering, Lieut.. and Mrs. Roy Fran
els Smith, Mr., Dickson, Miss Edith
Cowles, Lieut.. Robinson, Lieut.. Bill
ard and Lieut. and Mrs. Sheedy.
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MooNe, Mira Spencer Bowcn Mrs.
Joseph Gilman and Mrs T. renncy
Peck
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Mr. and Mrs. u. T.. Dillingham; en-.
tortaiued at luncheon at Halciwa on
Monday in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
Fred Butler The guests for the most
part were people who were active In
the work for the Christian Extension
/ movement.
The dining room and tables were
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
/ Z he invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Butler, Governor Frear. Bishop
and Mrs. Restarick Dr. and Mrs. 30
remus Scudder, Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
Ebersole, Rev. and Mrs. Robert E
Smith, Rev and Mrs. Peters. Rev
and Mrs. w. b. Oleson, Mr. and
Mrs Williams, Rev Canon and Mrs
Ault, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scuddcr
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bowen, Mr.. Benz
talth, Mr. and Mrs Frank Damon.
Mr. and Mrs. De Buchen. MIR. and
Mrs. w. c. Weldon, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gulick, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Tracy, Mrs. o. II. Gulick, Rev. and
Miss Gulick, Mr. and Mrs Pau Sun
err Mrs. Erdman, Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin and Miss Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
Wakefield, Mr. p. c. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs Grnths
Rev. H. II. Parker.
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Mrs. Arthur Wilder entertained at
luncheon on Monday in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. w, NJ. GiTard. Mrs.
Wilders guests were Mrs w. NJ. Gif
fard, Mrs e. D. Tenney, Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Mrs George Herbert, Mrs. c.
+. laukea, Mrs. Charles Lucas and
Mrs Eben Low.
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Mrs w. T. Schmitt entertained at
poi luncheon on Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. De Wolf The centerpiece
for the table was of pink carnations.
The guests included Mrs De Wolf |
Miss Horn, Mrs Lindemann. Mrs
Marques, Mrs. Moonie, Mrs. Tarle-
ton, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lyser, Mrs.
Newman and Mrs. Schmitt.
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Mrs. Thomas E. Wallis dining room
was abloom with shasta daisies on
Wednesday, when she was luncheon
hostess in honor of her sister, Miss
Inez Grace Davis A cut glass bowl
filled with delicate pink begonias,
draped with white tulle formed the
centerpiece for the table. Hand
painted brides wearing tulle wells
marked the place of each guest. The
corsage bouquets were dainty brides
roses. Besides the guest of honor Gov
ers were laid for Miss Jessie Kenne-
dy, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss Heller
North, Miss Laura Mott, Miss Muriel
Howatt, Miss Florence Hoffman and .
Mrs. Wall.
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Mrs. George W. Mccoy was hostess
to prettily appointed luncheon We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on
Young street. Covers were laid 10
eight, the guest of honor being Miss
Ollie of Berkeley, Cal, The otbe-
guests present besides the hostess
and Miss Ollie were Mrs. +. e. Trct-
ter, Mrs J. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs j. S.
B. Pratt Mrs. Gamble, Miss Barrie
Gamble and Miss Virginia Miller.
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Miss Beatrice Holesworth was
luncheon hostess on Thursday in
honor of Miss Helen Achilles. The
table was prettily decorated with pink
and white daisies. Covers were laid
for Miss Helen Achilles, Miss Hart
well, Miss Swanzy and Miss Holes
Miss Grace Robertson was guest of
honor at a luncheon on Thursday CIV
en- by Miss Kamakia Magoon at the
Colonial. The table decorations were
Of violets and pale pink carnations.
Miss Magoun's guests were Miss Grace
Robertson, Miss Whiting, Mrs. James
Mrs. Henry Along and
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Arrivals.

DR. and Mrs. Arthur Smith were n
coming passengers in the Nile on
Tuesday.
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The Misses Carol and Clorinda Low
who spent the Easter vacation on
Maui, returned to Honolulu on Wed.
nesday.
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Teas.

Mrs. F. S. Lyser was hostess at an
informal sewing tea on Monday in
honor of her mother, Mrs. De Wolf.
Mrs. Lyser's guests were Mrs. De
Wolf, Mrs. G. G. Bochus, Mrs. Ernest
Clark, Mrs. Gignoux, Mrs. Vida Thrum,
Mrs. Novel; Mrs. McGonagle, Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. Moonie, Mrs. Hieser and
Mrs. North.
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Mrs, Francis M. Swanzy entertained
at farewell tea on Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Ellen Weaver. About
sixty ladies, old friends of the guest
Of honor called during the afternoon
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Miss Grace Robertson was guest of
honor at luncheon on Thursday CIV
en- by Miss Kamakia Magoon at the
Colonial. The table decorations were
OF violets and pale pink carnations.
Miss Magoon's guests were Miss Grace
Robertson, Miss Whiting, Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mrs. Henry Along and
Miss Sybil Robertson.
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Mrs. Arthur Hubert Jones enter
tanned at a thimble party yesterday
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Miss Beatrice Holesworth was
luncheon hostess on Thursday in
honor of Miss Helen Achilles. The
table was prettily decorated with pink
and white daisies. Covers were laid
for Miss Helen Achilles, Miss Hart
well, Miss Swanzy and Miss Holes
worth.