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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-05
san6mbeiter.

Ole alt9eiteaten Der bieiigen
Sdatbiabrif bnben fiir Sonntae, beri
ndditelp IS. Suli, nuf Dem Sair-
plde elm grobes Gifnif arrangiert.
8as &onite, mcldes bic Safs i'll
S1nben bat, miro feine 0tiibe idten-
en- url oieie 6eitIidyfeit 5u eiitem
nod groBeren Grfolg 5l MADDEN ais
mie oas hei Dem l%estiabrigen Gif.
uif Der Sal mar. Snfolge oeiien
miro bas 6"eitproeram cine an5abl
neuer unterbaltuneen oiiipeifen
inter oeilett iifj aiidntbletiide Sple-
le aller art befiltGer pcrben.
Die @eid1itsleute uniereu Staof,
tpelde iid) bel oicier 8~elesenbeit
leetes Sahr 10 liberal gc5eigt ba-
ben, merben obne 3rpeifel oieieS
Snbr nid)t 5ltriiditehen, ionbern All
Gem Grtolg bes oiesidbrigen 5eItes
nm sleifer, ober nod srobcrem
WtoBitnbe bcitragen.
Gas aomite iiir hie Greiic be.
Itebt aus Com. Weper, Sermann
&immel unb @uitap @laicr, neldpes
bel unicren @eifiiftsleitter alge-
nreires Gnt9esei,fommen finbet, er
iud)t hermit allc Gieienieen, relfe
bns &omite pieleidt nid3t ~iinitaloe
lit perionlid 81, beiiid,en, Dos aonli.
te brieflid, BON ibrer 9eiitener 81
Den Gpeiien in aenntniB 5i iesen,
10 baB oereit 9'nmen cine ISOLDE
Dor Dem Gifuif nit aiii Der SreIs-
lite ~erideillem foiriten.
0as 8olfsblntt lit ie6r 5il @itn.
item bieier 6eitlid1fait itno fpiit Ca.
FER oab Scbermmn init hen 6eitge-
bern &uno in Sano arbeiten u1ro
mirfen miro, Inn oiefes Gifnif 81
Dem grobten lnlb erfolgreiflten 6eIi
oldes Sabres 5u mnd,en.
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SIN mcinc Snnsen.

SD mer6e mein gemobnlif)es Dis
fonto poit 10 bic 25c per @alone
erlmlbeit, an grnte.S dnaps ii
G.uantitdit- BON 8 @alonen ulpf
mebr. i'm Serh1ltniB sur Gualitdt
Snhem i'd Eofie mir Su alien Sci
ten bllrd, reelle geoienune unh ebr
lide @aare 0os Gertlaiteit meinei
nertben aulnben ertporben 5lt haben,
toffe id gleidHnls aid uuf oerer
5nfiinftigen, gcit]1sten 3uipnit).
unb gebe hermit meinen bisberigeit,
ioapie altdj allen reiter &aiilben Die
&eriif)erung, bob iie allh in 3u.
furfit bel mir bieielbe reeIle imtb ge.
miiielthaite @eoienu,tg finben lper-
Den, ais ipie bisber.
s. S, Sanne,
ABORTION, Mo.
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@rnnScigentbums llcbertrasnugcn
iuabreHo hes Wunats Snni.

j. E, Bryan to Andrew A
Hunter, tract near Owensville
$3.50.
r.. M. Bilbrey to w. E. Birm
ingham, lot 8, block 1, Bland
$500.
w. r. Terrell to r. M. Bilbrey
lot s, block l, Bland, $500.
Geo. Glatz to Hy. 0. Glatz
tract in section 1-44-5 and 36-45.
5, $500.
Henry Glatz to Geo, Glatz, 1Ss
acres in section 6-44-4 and 31-45-
4, $1,000.
Geo. Glatz to Michael Kraettly
20 acres in section 6-44-4, $40.
Geo. Glatz to Chr. Allemann,
20 acres in section 6-44-4, $40.
NJ. l.. Greenstreet to f. M. Wise
man, part lot s, block SIS, Owens
vile, 81.
Jennie and Catherine Greis to
A. B. Walker, east half lot 16,
East Wharf street, Hermann,
800.
Ed. Hartmann G. & G. to Aug.
Vollertsen, one-eight interest in
land in 21-45-4, $500.
Emma Hilgenstoehler to Fritz
Klossner, interest in 163 acres in
15-44-6, 5000.
Otto and Clara LANCE and EN-
ma Lalk to Henry Karschnick
IA acres in 20-45-6, 1884.
Fred Nulmeyer ct. al. to Aug.
Ruegge, Z acres, 1-43-6, $3.50.
Aug. Poppenhouse to j. E.
Bryan, tract near Owensville,
1926.
Amalia Rohlfing to Ida K.
Strandt, lots z and s, block Ia,
Maha IS addition to Rosebud, $120
Aug. Ruegge to Edw. Ruegge,
z acres, 1-43-6, $3.50.
Aug. Yollertsen to VIM. Hell
mendach, one-eight interest In
land in 21-45-4, 81.
DR.. III. A. Well to Hermann
Kopp, Sr:, lots sc, 68, 20, rs, w.
7th street, and lots 65,67,69,Tl, 70
rs, West Sth street, Hermann,
$780, I
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IiKoari

Die 40-idbrise Sroit @iaiant
Hei6, @nttin eines mobIbabenoer,
bier Meilen iiiboitIih bon Sid Sin,
gao., dnidifisen Sormers, bebientc
I'M Selhe einen SeIbifbnber, aEs
Die Efer6e burdlginaeit nnb ole
6rait babel ibr 2eben eitsbiibte.
Der MiaiorGr Sims g.
Grneit, pelfer in Colt ct. 2olis
iirN Gerber nertbpoles 8riinoeieen.
tbilm beiaB,. lit eirem Ser5idlog er.
legeir. gor einigen Saeen trnf in
Colt ct. 2oltiS bic Mahrift eilt,
Dob &err grteit in 0e,tper i'm Stef
ben liege, er bementierte aber am
nEdgiten Morger Die Melourtg uIto.
Inn 81 befpciien, hnb err eeiunb lei,
frat er iofprt Die Seimriie mad,
Gait 81. 2pi,is an. grf Dem 3irge
mar er ntebreren ShminbeIanfGIen
aiisgeiest, id,iert iifJ ober bel Der
anfunft politdroig erbolt at bnben.
Gomerstag Hafrt fiel er plotlif)
nm aIs er BON eirenl Simmer 3iirt
~apoerert aeheir tpoIlte, ufr6 ftarb. ebc
Elm MrSt gerufefr iperSsh toniite.
- iA4 IIJlIiA9IJ tIT1 III d.;.GN.i.
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Snlanbiides.

80. s. 2opp, Superintendent
ioes @r5ieblngsbureails in Ylasfa,
erbielt ans Separb, Ser Stabt, Die
alle Hadrihten aus Dem @rlfnnge.
biete permittelte, cine Nelbung, baB
9S Gingeborene bon 9atinat unb
afognaf in Setparb anselmtet ieien.
9ie ltngliidliden baben Seim ltito
Serb unb aIlen 8eiis eingebiift irftb
ioaem naf Stp5opaf Ban transpor-
tirt penben. Die @esierung miro
ibnem 6ort nit einem &oiter-
auftpanoe bon $4,000 Mifterruobtr-
ung erridten.
Der o9irie SIper" Ser Chicago
s. @aitern Sainois. 8abn e~ntsIeiite
ON Snitag 9benb auf Der Sabrt
bon Chicago rad SadionDiIle in
Der Habe BON Marttnton, Sn., 6S
Weiten iiiSIid, BON Chicago. 2ofo-
motipfiibrer Senbrids ipiir6e geto6.
bet ulro piele gniiasiere berlett.
6. 6. aelenbod) lplirbe in ieiner
IN 8erit. Sno., ermorbet itnb
beraltbt a1ifgefunoen. Or mar ee.
rabe I'M 8egrife, na6 Chicago at
reiien unb batte cine bebeutenoe
@elhiumme BET iid.
Dnirp g. 9nbgelp, cir noblbos
Sormer in Dem uilipeit bon
Sin, iptrbe beitte BON Ell.
mem 8ieneniffparrt iib~erfallelt ipeIs
der iid, in Seirterf Soar uttb Bart
fafiestc, unb i'm ar Eobe tod.
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gcrlorcuc 9crpcnfraft.

@ir Ieben in einem nerpoIen 3eit.
alter. Die beutigen @nforbcrunget
on bie Ienihbeit bebingen Die
sr6Bte 2eiitungsfGbigfeit bes Ser.
penipItems obne llrterbreflitg. Sdr
iiber perfaGen 10 piele aberdeen in
elm idaperes Siedtbum. DEM lite
benfen nidt baralt, baB Sieier obne
Rait in Mnipruh genomineile &orper
Die barte Brobe nifJt aus etgener
&raft gliidIid beiteben fam. 8era.
Be, tpeil oie aberdeen bon beiite aber
miiien, baB iie in eiflen iolden Belt.
alter Ieben, boren iie oanrt aber aud
perm ifIiebhdJ Die Rerpen rebelliih
uirb fraitlos ~eetporben iino, INNER
MIR altf Ole Inpreiiun9 BON ioge.
nnnnten R~erpenmitteln, neld,e niflts
beIfen, jonoprn MIR 6en geuiel nit
8eelSebltb austreiben. Gas @e.
bcimnib elmer Observation-Disclosures
lid, BARN, oob bieie &raft mir Elm
.Spmptom ser @eiunbbeit mo ibr
8erIuit MIR cine Gpmptom Der &ranf
belt bes sonsen &orpers lit. Den
ganSen aorper 9eiunb 81 erbaltet
nno 5i MAIDEN, bafiir giebt es aber
mr. Elm @ittel, uno 6as beibt: rei'
hes 9lit. @er iein 8Iut regelmdB-
ia reiniet urto barnit Dor gereiftung
biitet, inben CT ct. BERNARD ardii.
terpiIen Tin apotbefen 5u bobert) an
fpenSet, fDir6 alS1 ieiner 8Orper &c.
Juno erbnIten uno 5uglei1 6pburh
tros -oIer Gnfpf6erpngen Der 8eit
feline Rerpenfraft pabreH.
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Mad 30 Sabrcn Gin frobcs @iebcr.
ieBeu.

Seinri6 gudjboEs, bon Netp So.
BEN futn lesten Snnrttaa bierber
nm ieinen Sitgenofreuno, Carl Bum.
&c, 81 beilifen, oen err lett f~iinf5ig
Sabren nidt geieben bate. gild}-
bol5 llpb 8unge iillo aus 6emielben
fleiiten Gorfe in @eltpbalen,
Sentlflnmo gebiirtig urub iuaren
Spielfameraber in Ser alien Sci.
matb. Ole beioerieitigen @ltern
ipnlroerten in Den 50ger Sobren nod,
Anterifa @ls unb lieBen iidi ailf be.
liad,borten Sarntert nabe 8aibington
IN Sranflin Goui,tD nieber, mo- Die
beloen anaben CUTE 8ameraoer
bllebert, llt6 faitm 6as Momnesalter
erreidt batter, OILS ser G~ebeaions.
frleg ~al@brad). 9eibe iolgten Gin.
coins Huf ntb traten in sic Uni.
ortssarmee ein iairbem ieoof Der.
lfieoencl &egimentern sl,aetheilt
gnnge's glterr raren in Der ;3api.
ld,erBeit nads @ascorlahe Golntr
itbergelteoelt lttb Gle SNlaenireunce
laben I'D, ltid)t mebr bis Ieste 500.
dte giid)bola. Der in Getp tSapei1
alt'nlll9 iIt, burf 3ufali erfiibr Saf
ebas, gunge in Serrnaln moline
er reilte nit Gem rdditen ,3ugc
brerter uno feierten Ole @eiher
mebrere Gage Elm frotes @iebcr,
lebett nod, mebr als einem balber
J~abrburloert Der Srennltg.
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Srafc.

Senrp 9ieiemeper bot iih nod
Hebrasfa bageben, ltnl hort lpdbrenr
Der Grnte 5lt arheiten.
Die 8ebriiher Neeie, BON glono,
Itatteten uns bieier Gage in ibrem
rteltelt AutmnnobiI eiren geiuh oh.
Simor Soeeer mar fiirsIid, bier
in einem Der feiniten Automobile,
ole mir bis Jest nod geieben baben.
Ipotbefer Stltfenbroefer, bon
SDeltspille, fam netlid) and, in CT.
rert nelter, idjGiten Iutonpobil bier
,b,ird. Sfst lit es aber bolb an Der
3ett BOB mir ms al,dl 10 eiu Ding
anIfnffen.
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Der porigen @ode cine 8artbie
'9ieb mad, ct. 2ouis.
Senrp 8rebe foufte elmer neuett
WqiItpolfee ginber tin6 einen @ras.
npabsr non Sobn $eimS, 2heitt
.SH1nieo BON 8oD. Il,
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setOnS Gretf.

Die Grnte lit tpte6er bier itf,o ofe
Sarruer iin6 0ober port friibeit ufor.
gen bis fp1t iii Ole Nodt birtettt 70
fleibie ME bic 8ienen.
2biiis SAoehiNp sstiattote "
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At THE ALEXANDER~YOTNG.

Nov. 3U-JOhn T. MOir, PapaikOu
H. H. Renton. kOhala: B. ID. Bond
and wife. KOhala; W. n. Smith. Hilo;
W G. Ogg and wife. Pahala; j. NJ.
Ross and wife. iakalau; John Hind
kohala; A. Morrison, IIOnOkaa; Geo.
G.. Watt kohala; A. +. Ellis, Cam
bridge. y. T.: \. +. Stephens, sgd
ney; Alex. Fraser and wife. Waianae:
W. p. Johnson. city; W.'FE Wilder.
LeiIehua: Henry W. Baird. LriIrhua ::
Mrs. G.. II. Wilcox. Lihue; Miss Wa
terhOuse. city; DR.. A. p: Matthews.
Leilehua; Mrs. Buffet; {. a. de Cow
and wife; J r. fIaynrs:. \ \. For
syth: Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Mitchell:
VIM Nicuu. ". Il. Grace
Dec w. II. Rice. ldhu"; Mrs. r.
L. Wilcox. Lihup; G.. p. Wilcox and
wife, Lihue; G y. Wilcox. Lihuo; !.
A. Hogg and wife. lihue; n. p. Faye
Kekaha r. S0hlmaun: John Fas-
sOth; b. l.. Baldwin, MakawpIi; W.
F. SanbOrn Hanalri; !: \. Scott, Nj
10; J. Watt. llilo; \. J. Cronise and
wife, Santa Earahara: W. O. Aiken
and wife. Maui: Mrs. NJ. Schulmeister,
Eva.
Dec. &C. Chalmers md wife, Wal
manalo; l., +. Willyouhg, SchotitId
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grudge against him. The wound Is
serious, but there is hope OF reeoy.
cry.
Sir Thomas Upton posed in Pasa.
dena for a moving picture film.
The body of the 60-year-old pastor
of Seattle church, Rev. Emil See
gar, was found in Lake Washington,
thus solving the mystery of the pas
tors disappearance a week ago. An
empty chloroform bottle was found
in a pocket.
China intends to vigorously oppose
Russia's attempt to bring about the
independence Of Mongolia. Fl
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
been comforting with the larger rail.
way systems of the country on the
question Of paying for the mail ser
vice according to space rather than
weight.
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Barracks; H. B. Brown, Wahiawa; Ed
Smith, Local; B. F. Betz, Local; Jas.
Smith, Local.
Dec. 3.-Jas Webster, Pepeekeo;
VIM. Pullar, HonOmu; l.. S. CONFESS,
Hilo; Jas. Henderson, Hilo; G. c. Con
radt, Maui; A. Conradt, San Francis
co; A. E. Todd, Waia!ua; Y. J. Getz,
San Francisco; II. c. MOOrr, Los An
gcles: DIR. w. G.. Chilson, san Fran
cisco; w. ". Markham and wife, Los
Angeles; Judge Kingsbury. Wailuku;
H. J. ireland, London: VI. McArdle,
Chicago; |. Ichicawa, Sydney; p
Phillips, Maunakea; J. r. Byr and
wife, Schofield Barracks; J. b. Milton,
local; W. d. kaw, local.
Dec IS. KeIiinai, WaiIuk,l; J. y.
S. Williams, kahului; r. J. Walsh, ka-
hului; Mrs. DevereuX, Ham; L. Vein
zheimer, I.ahaina; Geo. K. Lindsay,
Haiku; J. b. Barlow, Maui; J. J. Cor
ell and family. KahUlui; Mrs. \. $.
Mooney. San Francisco: Mrs. Geo T.
Rodney, Lciluhua; p. J. Costello and
wife, Calgary, Canada; \. !. Giles and
wife, Calgary, Cdnada; &. &. Suthor-
land, Scotland: Mr.. +. 7. Mill I'm, t..
5. n; Miss Penil"lo. /. :. n; l.. Mar
ton. L. 5. ~; +. II. Morrow. I, 5. ~;
PattisCn and wife. N.EnipeG; i. +.
McLaren and wife: W,nuir"@; H. L.!
Rawley and wife. San Francisco: c.
Guraca. HanUawai; jHo. MiHikcn.
5 "hoticId Barracks. J. VI. Jones, San
Francisco
Dec. Mrs. ". W. GOOddIr. WHil-
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CCout!I&Cd from Tage -
The TRANSPORT Logan on Thursday
were Licut":laEt and Mrs Joseph Al
bert Rogers (nee Ethel SpaidingJ.
MIS-. RO2'l3 is q Honolulu gill and
htT Iaan, iIicmds ard relatives b3dc
her a fearful farewell! She wore a
.handsoms velvet travelling costum" Of
:taupe adorned with an Old rose
:heathcr.
Miss HeryI Hunter-Jones Entertains.
: Mrs. Paul MARSHALL Bates was the
guest Of honor At a pretty informal
ewing TIA yesterday afternoon at
which Miss Beryl Hunter.I0nes was
hostess
The wedding of Ensign Paul Mar
shall Bates and Miss Ray Bell was
one of the brilliant affairs of August.
Mr.. Bates is attached to the cruiser
California and the wedding, which
took place at Saint Clements was a
military affair.
Ensign Bates left for the mainland
the day after his marriage and Mrs.
Bates leaves on Tuesday to meet him
in San Francisco. She will then go
To San Diego and later will make her
home in Mare Island.
Mrs. Gates has been one OF the
POPULAR young women in Honolulu and
the days prior TO her marriage and
those following it were filled with
entertainments given by her friends.
Among those entertained by Miss
HunterJones yesterday were Mrs.
Paul Marshall Bates, Miss Martha
McChesney. Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Violet Stoever, Miss Rose Her
bert, Miss Helen Spalding. Mrs. Rob-
ert McEldowney Grace Robertson).
Miss Eloise Wichman, MISS Calie
Lucas, Miss Hazel auckland and Miss
Crichton Hunter-Jones.
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MAUI THEA7ER
POPULAR HOUSE
Especial Bulletin Aerograml

Special star Bulletin AerOgrlml
WAILUKU, Maui, Dec. 6.-The new
Maui Theatre" tried out it's new lan-
tern and curtain last night with quite
a crowd of friends and spectators in
to see how the new theatre would run
There have been purchased three
hundred and sixty chairs tor the new
concern. 1t is expected that every
one will be filled tomorr)"' e en- ng,
when the first roll of ,ilnls for the
public will be run off.
The whole of the floor of the kepoi-
kai block, sO-called, on the corner Of
Market and Main streets will be used
for the new show house. There are
large number of windows in the
building The ventilation has been
made even better than these open
ings would naturally afford by long
narrow windows near the ceiling on
the mauka side. This opening has
been screened, and so protected that
no rain can come in. The glass OF
windows has all been frosted, and
coat of white paint put over the whole
of the walls and ceiling. so that the
moment one steps into the hall he
feels he is in an exceptionally attrac-
tive place.
The curtain is the best aluminium
and will show up the pictures to a
great advantage.
The promoters of the now house
are J. r. kunewa. J. y. X keola and
J, Leal. Mr. Leal has been here
about two months, and will be the
manager Of the new company
There are two excellent features
concerning the enterprise One is that
only motion pictures will be shown.
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The other is that the price charged
will be. ten and fifteen cents only
prices that have been very popular in
Honolulu. BY running only motion
pictures, it will be possible to make
such a reasonable admission charge,
which is most acceptable to Maui pat
rOns
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MAUI NOTES

Especial Star-Builctin CorresDondenccl
WAILUKU, Maui, Dec. 6-Henry b.
Weick formerly depot master at Wal
luku has been promoted to the foreign
freight office in kahului, where he
succeeds R. S. Gray who with his
family has left for Hilo.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry p Judd left
this week Wednesday for Lanai,
where they will spend about a week.
Mr.. Judd has gone on a trip to visit
the churches and Sunday schools OF
Lanai. He will be away considerable
of the time during the next two
months on visits in the interest of
the Sunday schools of the Territory
of which he is the secretary.
r. F. Engle. head of the lsiSal fac
tory of the Pahala Sugar Company is
here for a few weeks. He will boil
for Waikiki Sugar Co.. while A. e..
Warner is at Eva assisting F. r. Bat
telle in the trying out once more of
the latter's process of making white
sugar. Mr.. Engle came unexpectedly
to Maui, having been sent for to help
out here during MIR. Warmers alb
sence. His many Maui friends are
glad to welcome him here again He
is stopping at the Wailuku Hotel
One of the jolliest fraternal func-
tiOns on Maui in many years was the
banquet at the Maui Hotel last Sat
urday evening given by the new mi
tiates in to the local lodge of Ma
sons All the members of the order
who could possibly get to Wailuku
were present. Man, visiting broth
ers were also in thehCOmpany that
the hotel entertainedI The evening
was spent in a social good time after
the banquet was over.
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Governor Dix of New York pardon
ed Albert Patrick, who was Under a
life sentence at Sing Sing for the
murder of William NJ. Rice. aeon
tinual fight for his liberty has been
waged by the friends of Patrick since
his sentence in 1900.
The chief commissioner OF the Lon
don police. Sir Edward Richard Hen
~, was shot by man who nursed a
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Chas. E. Tayman. L. S. A. F. A.
Alexander and wife, Eleele, Kauai:
Miss S. Bryant, Portland. Orel; E. B.
Temple, San Francisco; J. NJ. Baltuff
and family. Minneapolis; J. T.. Yak
and wife, Chicago; E. Cook and wife,
San BernardinO; S. PCorman, Jr, San
Francisco; S. Chapman, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Chapman, San Francisco;
Miss c. Crawford. Minneapolis.
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At THE.H0TEES
At THE PLEASANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Lett, VancOu-
YER; Miss &. W. Newton, Victoria,
r. c.; Mrs. and Miss Bloomfield Brown,
GcelOng. Australia; Walter NJ. KeE-
dali, Honolulu.
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Social Notes

DR.. and Mrs. f. V. Wilcox arrived
on the Mongolia yesterday.
Mrs r. r. Hind was a homecoming
passenger in the Mongolia yesterday.
: One of the popular young army OFF,
GERS who left in the transport this
week was Lieutenant Andrews.
Mr. William H. McInerny returned
to Honolulu yesterday after a bust
ness and pleasure trip. in the east.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Rogers we'd
ding on the 26th of November was one
OF the seasons most brilliant affairs.
been visiting in San Francisco for sew
eral weeks, was a homecoming pas 4
senger in the Mongolia yesterday.
q &c
DR. Victor Clark will return to this
city in the Mongolia next week and
will take suite at the Pleasanton
hotel. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Waldron of
Manea Valley celebrated their six
teeenth wedding anniversary on Mon
day.
Er. Woodward will arrive in Homo
lulu next week with large party of
friends. The party will occupy eight
suites at the Pleasanton hotel.
Mrs Doris +. Paris. who is confined
to her LONE suffering from a nervous
breakdown is receiving many flowers
f:Jm her friends.
Mrs. Elinor Hyde-Smith, who has
. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Castle and
Miss Beatrice Castle were home
coming passengers in the Mongolia
yesterday after dong. trip abroad.
q 2 &
Mrs. w. w. Hall and Miss Char
lotte Hall, who have been visiting in
the east for several months, were
Homecoming passengers in the Nom
solia Yesterday.
There will be another meeting of
those interested in the Big Sister |
movement at the Kilohana Club next !
"Wednesday afternoon at half-paSt |
three O'Clock. All interested are in
vited to attend.
= =
Mrs. Brooke and Miss Elsa Brooke,
who visited Honolulu two years ago,
will return to the islands in the Sierra |
next Monday and will be guests at the |
Pleasanton hotel.
q
Miss Pauline huffman will leave in |
Al he
Francisco, where she will remain for |
three years, attending school. While |
in California she will be the guest Of ,
Captain and Mrs. Ernest Anderson |
GAEna ROSe1.
Sir. and Mrs. Norman Campion left |.
in the Mongolia Yesterday for the
Philippines. where they will remain
Tor the next five years. Mr.. and Mrs
Champion were former residents of |
Eva and Eva society folk were loath /
TO see them g. ;
General ". NJ Macomb was a de- /
parting passenger in the transport Lo-
gan on Thursday. Mrs Macomb left
fer visit on the mainland a few
weeks ago and tAe general now goes
TO meet her. Both General and Mrs
Macomb will return to the islands in
the frs. part Of the year.
The following invitation has been
received this week by HOnoluu's
Smart Set
MIR. and Mis- Charles f Wood
Miss Dorothy Wood.
Mr. Donald Wood
Requests the pleasure of your com
pany at the Oahu Country Club on
Tuesday, December the seven
teenth at eight o clock.
Don ing r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

2ir, and Mrs. Norman Campion left
in the Mongolia Yesterday for the
Philippines. where they will remain
Tor the next five Years. Mr. and Mrs
Champion were former residents of
Eva and Iva society folk were loath
to see them g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

CCont!I&ld from page 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Brooke and Miss Elsa Brooke,
who visited Honolulu two years ago.
will return to the islands in the Sierra
next Monday and will be guests at the
PleaSantOn hotel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Miss Pauline huffman will leave in
the Sierra on the fourteenth for San
Francisco, where she will remain for
three years, attending school. While
in California she will be the guest of
Captain and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
GAEna ROSe1.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

There will be another meeting of
those interested in the Big Sister
movement at the Kilohana Club. next
"Wednesday afternoon at half-past
three O'Clock. All interested are in
yited to attend
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs. w. w. Hall and Miss Char
lotte Hall, who have been visiting in
the east for several months, were
Homecoming passengers in the Nom
Solia Yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Jaggar and children have join
ed Professor Jaggar, the volcanologist
at the Volcano House. They arrived
last week, the professor having gone
to Honolulu to meet them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

General, ". NJ Macomb was a de-
parting passenger in the transport Lo-
gan on Thursday. Mrs. Macomb left
fer visit on the mainland few
weeks ago and tAe general now goes
TO meet her, Both General and Mrs
Macomb will return to the islands in
the frs. part Of the year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Doris Z. Paris. who is confined
to her LONE suffering from a nervous
@eakdown is receiving many flowers
f"Jm her friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs. Elinor Hyde-Smith, who has
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Castle and
Miss Beatrice Castle were home
coming passengers in the Mongolia
yesterday after. a dong. trip abroad.