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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14

II Mitchell. Mrs. L L. 1Iundy. Mrs.
Jas A Murdoch
Mrs. NJ Maggie. Mrs. 7. ". NealOn,
Mrs c. NJ Newman.
Mrs NJ. L. Patterson. Mrs W. II.
PeticOIas. Mrs W. H Pickles Miss T.
POrcher. Miss J. Potter.
Mrs. c. A Reinemund.
Mrs NJ p. Schuster. Mrs J. c. Schulz
Ter, Mrs r. SuberberE, Mrs. @. H
Sutherland. Mrs Frank Spence. Mrs.
Frank Seamon. Miss Anna SOrenson.
Miss Annie StOlarOff, Mrs. Louise
O'Nel Shelby, Mrs Carl smith, Mrs.
Chas. B. Stevens
Mrs A p. Thompson. Mrs. J. F.
Townsend, Mrs Geo. F. TiltOn, Mrs
W. D. Upton, Mrs. Minnie A TiltOn,
Mrs W L ToOley, Mrs r. E. Thorn
asOn-
Mrs. W. s. Valentine.
Mrs T. n Waller. Mrs W Z Wat
son, Mrs r. F. Wright. Miss Josephine
Wooten, Mrs J. F. Williams, Mrs. R
A WhitlOCk.
Charter Members.
The charter members OF the club are
Mrs T. J. Beall, Mrs Leigh Clark. Mrs.
O. kOhlberg. Mrs. ". W Mills Mrs.
z. Z. Neff Miss Mary T. Stanton, Mrs
j. T. Townsend and Miss Thirza La
vinia WestcOtt
Honorary members are Mrs. W. W
Mills 405 west Fifth street. Austin,
Texas; Mrs T. J. Beall. Ell Paso, Texas,
and Miss Mary / Stanton. FL PasOs
Texas E
Associate members are Miss Alice
Ashcroft. Mrs Lydia Christv. Mrs c.
o. Coffin, Mrs. A H. COngdon Mrs
Mary G.. 7 us, Mrs. Jessie Hammer.
Mrs Haym. 3 Krupp, Mrs. Daisy ID.
keltner. Mrs A. Matthias and Mrs. G.
L Warren. all Of FL PasO.
Past presidents OF the club are MIS-
Mary. Hamilton Mills. 1S95-9S; Mrs.
Fannie EchOls Clark. 1S9S-99. Mrs. OlEa
KOhlberE 1Sq9-1C00. Mrs Sarah Mott
. E--rr
1901-02; Mrs Elizabeth Irwin. 19O2-O3;
Mrs Emma j. Parsons. 19O3-04; Mrs
Florence A Lewis (resigned). 19O4-05;
Mrs Eusenia Schuster. 19O4-06, Mrs
Grace Townsend, 19O5-0S, Mrs. Sarah
n. Hale 1S0S-09; Mrs Ollie Love 1909
10, Mrs Kate Moore Brown. 1901;
Mrs Fannie Feuneu 1911-12; Mrs.
Blanche NJ Averill. 1928.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
Pasoans Away

Sewer commissioner J. W. HadloCk
and AIRS HaQlock will leave Tuesday
night for Los Angeles, Calf. They VIII
be gone a month. A part Of the time
viii be spent at san Diego.
Mrs j. J. Hausinger, wife Of city
detective Joe Hausinger- and Mrs. W.
n Wood, wife of detective Wood. are
at Los Angeles, Calf, where they viii
spend a month. Mrs Wood is accom-
Ianied by her daughter Miss Eelma-
Seth Orndorff left Saturday fo-
Kansas City, No.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Taylor, son,
Wayne. and daughters, Matilda and
Dorothy, have left for san Diego, Calf
Miss Helen stimmeu left Sunday for
San Diego, Calf
H p Carruth and A. r. Humphreys
went TO san Diego. Calf, saturday
Mrs, W. W. Fink has left for Los
Angeles, Calf
Mrs J.. sehairer has gone to Los
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Miller have gone
TO Mountain Park for two weeks
stay
Mrs Fl F. Reynaud went to Cloud
croft this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durham and
children, Of 400 East Rio Grande street,
viii leave Tuesday night for California
10 be gone a month or six weeks.
Misses Hazel and Beulah Miller go to-
day to MesiIla Park for a two weeks
vacation.
Capt Dorsey Cullen. Second cavalry,
left on Sunday evening for Leon
Springs for the rifle competition he
viii remain there for two weeks and
then go TO Finley. Tex. where his
troop win do border duty for about
four months.
Mrs. J. p. Thew has gone TO Chicago
and points in Ohio 10 spend the rest Of
the summer.
Mrs A. A. Escontrias. wife Of city
passenger agent Escoutrias. of the Mex
lean Central IS now visiting is Port
land, ore. She viii 90 from there to
Seattle and san Francisco, returning
home in August She is accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. J.. z. Moran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
About FL Pasoans

Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Saens are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby boy, born
Friday.
A baby son arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Lewis L. Goldsmith FRI
day. July II.
Born Saturday. to Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Hines. 213 Lawton avenue. a
daughter She has been named Ethel
Elizabeth for Mrs Hines and her
mother
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Dinners and Luncbeons

Miss Glen Adams gave a luncheon
Saturday night after the Country Club
dance at the home of Mrs LamarfDavis
Those enjoying the occasion were Miss
Adams'S guest, Miss Katherine GOSSett.
and 1Tessrs. BrittOn Davis and Russell
Ramey.
Capt. and Mrs VIM. F. Martin. of the
Second cavalry, entertained Saturday
evening with a pleasant dinner at the
Country club Covers were laid for i,
the guests being officers Of Capt Mar
tins regiment and their wives or sweet
hearts. The table was decorated with
wild flowers and Bpink shaded lights.
The party remained for the dance.
Gist Russell was host at 2 dinner
party Sunday evening at the Valley
Inn his guests being Miss Martha
ThUrmOnd. Miss Anne Lee Gaines and
Dr. Kirt Sauer.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. NJ AmmOnette and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bingham mOtOred
down the valley sunday evening and
had dinner at the Valley Inn.
Dan White had at dinner with him at
the valley Inn Saturday night a. Il.
and r. V Pruit of Roswell, and John
II. Rand, Of FL Paso.
Mrs. c. W. Wilcox gave a breakfast
party at the Valley Inn Sunday morn
Wilcox, DR.. a. " Moncheue, Of Fort
Worth, and L z. Witcham-
=
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Dudley went down
the county road Saturday evening in
their automobile and took dinner at
the valley Inn.
Thomas Mayfield entertained at din
ner at the Valley Inn Sunday evening
his guests being Mrs. ". D. Mayfield,
M
AayfieId.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14

Swift & Co.'S sales OF fresh beef n FL
July u, averaged 11-34 cents per pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
ONE APPLICATION RESTORES THE
COLOR TO GREY OR FADED HAIR

DandruI there is nothing that Will re-
Ieve the irritation and itching and
cleanse the scalp so quickly and thor
oughly as Hays Hair Health. Dan
drUm causes the hair to turn grey, be-
come thin and faded, and gradually to
fall out Druggists viii refund your
money If YOU are not satisfied with
Hays Hair Health after a trial.
Free Sign this adv and take it to
the following druggists and get a soc.
bottle of Hays Hair Health and a Csc
cake OF Harfina Soap for soc; or S1.OO
bottle of Hays Hair Health and two
25c. cakes Of Harfina Soap Free. for 81
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advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
Parties

Miss Rose Adams entertained on a
recent morning for Misses Margaret
Bennett and Sparrow Smith The hours
were spent enjOyably in sewing, an ice
being served for refreshment Those
present were: Misses Boots Brown,
Edna Robertson, Beatrice Pateman,
Geraldine Merchant Zoetta Robertson,
Ellen Moore. Dorothy Stahman, Dorothy
Bennett and Sparrow Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
Simple -Safe-With
Hays Hear Health

Why have unsightly grey hair-Why
look prematurely grey and years older
than you are-why look unattraCtive
and lose your charm and beauty
If you hair is grey, faded, streaked
looking. Hays Hair Health viii change
it-briug back the natural color, life
and lUstre quickly, effectively. No one
can tell that you are using it. HOuu
be surprised at the quick results from
a few applications, the grey hairs viii
gradually disappear, leaving your hair
in its natural, youthful condition, fun
Of life. radiance and beauty.
For those who are troubled with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14

Inc Objects Tor 19l3-1914 OF the de-
partment of music are: Mrs. Lillian
MerrlheW Pearce, chairman: Mrs Mos
sic Burks Rucker, first vice chairman
Mrs Mona c. Pearson. second vice
chairman, Mrs. Ynez Dwyer Christie.
secretary; Miss Annie StolarOff. treas
ureri Mrs Bessie Newcom5 Drummer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-14
Ell Pcsooas Returning

W. r. Brown, division freight and
passenger agent of the santa re, has
returned from Albuquerque, y ", and
other points along the line, and re-
ports the country badly in need of rain.
Mrs. l. NJ Washburn, Miss Anna
Washburn and Robert Washburn have
returned from an extended eastern
trip.
J. r. Fisk has returned from a BUSH
ness trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs w. z. Dawson have re-
turned from the Captain mountains,
where they spent a W eek or more at
the home of Mrs. DawsOn's father.
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SOCIAL SCHEDULE FOR THE



Cousens- Humphreys wedding.
Mrs. 4. Hedgins' luncheon
Miss JOrdan's luncheon. " 49,.
Wednesday afternoon bridge club.
Bridge for Mrs. Pratt.
Major and Mrs. Myers dinner.
Picnic ut kaneehe. ...... .-.
Wedding on Pacific Heights.
Luncheon at University Club.
Rag party.
Miss Macfarlane's luncheon.
Mrs. Ballentyne's luncheon. 49,. =.
Madame Sordiea entertained.
Mrs. Nichols card party.
Motor trip for Madame NOrdiea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Rilder's tea.
Mexican luncheon. 49,. 49,. -
Fort Shafter bridge club.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham'S tea.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Cookies dinner. T..
Fort Ringer bridge club. - =.
Capt. and Mrs. LincOIn's hop supper,
Lieat. and Mrs. Jaeks0n's dinner.
Major and Mrs. Wo0ten's swimming
party. :".....:, p: -: i:
Riding club. ........ III
Mrs. Jaeger's luncheon.
Mrs. Massee's luncheon.
Mrs. Turner'S luncheon.
Mrs. Watkins dinner. .."
Mrs. Gays tea. ...~. ..-:
Musical Mt Washington place. III
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island. They VIII proceed Ieiureiy
In order TO permit the singer to take
in all the beauties OF Oahu. stopping
Castle will entertain the party az
afternoon tea az "the Dunes" her
summer place al Kahaku-=a refresh
ing dip in the blue Pacific being
promised all those who enjoy the
water. Both the princess and Mrs.
Castle have entertained informally
curing the week for Madame Nordica
and her companion. Mrs. Baldwin.
The swimming. more than anything
else, has attracted the party.
Reception for OFFICERS OF New
Zealand.
The following invita- lions, have been
received Ly many HoLolulu people
this week:
Tue Commandanti and Officers Of the
United States Naval Station.
Hawaii,
request the pleasure of your company
at a
Reception to be given In honor OF the
Captain and Officers OF
II. NJ. 5. New Zealand,
Wednesday evening, July the SIX.
teenth, Nineteen Hundred and
Thirteen,
at Half after Eight O'Clock.
Country Club,
Honolulu. r. s. Y.P.,
q q
Picnic and House Party at kaneohe
A very jolly picnic-where the girls
we're hostesses-ending with q week
end house party where the boys are
hosts--was held at Kaneohe yester-
day. A large and .eongenial crowd
motored over the Pail yesterday to
celebrate the Fourth a-picnicking In
the country. The party Is ending In
an old-fashioned house party at the
Allen and Morgan Kaneohe homes.
with the boys at the head OF the me-
mage. Swimming. fishing and tramps
along the wayside win more than oc-
eupy the time until their return to-
morrow night. Those who are en-
joying this delightful affair are Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hoogs, Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Guard. Miss Fanny Hogs.
Miss Violet Atherton. Miss Laura
Atherton, Miss Grace Dawson, Miss
Elizabeth Ferrier. Miss Marguerite
.Mtadman. Mrs. Norma Adams. Miss
RUN Anderson. Mas Marjory CHI
man, Mr.. Donald Ross. Mr.. Cyril
Hoogs, Mr.. Charles McWayne, Mr..
Richard Cation, Mr.. Wisdom. Mr..
Walter Love, Mr.. Harold Gear. Mr..
Percy Nottage. Mr. william 0uder-
kirk, Mr.. Allan Renton and Mr.. Da-
= . .
Major and Mrs. Myers Dinner.
yellow color scheme was used on
Tuesday night when Major and Mrs.
John T. Myers entertained at dinner
at their home on Lunalilo street.
Tfight-eyed eoreopsis and maidenhair
formed a very attractive centerpieee.l
while place cards and other dinner
accessories were, appropriate. Among
those present were COL and Mrs, +.
II. French. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur B..
Owens, Admiral O. B. T. Moore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Pratt and Or.
ID fy.<-...<s,.
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Motor Trips for Madame Nordica
The Princess Kawananakoa will
be hostess for Madame Nordica to-
morrow at a motor trip around the
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LieRt. and Mrs. Iacksan'a Dinner .-.-...
Informality was the keynote Of the
little dinner given by Lieut.. and Mrs,
Franklin p Jackson. on Monday night.
The guests. were Mr. and Mrs. George
Carter. Major Williams and Miss E.
Cooley. q Lent and Mrs. Jackson do a
great deal OF dtfprmal entertaining
and their affairs are sure 10 be de-
lightful.
. 9 q
Mexican Luncheon
Capt and Mrs BENJAMIN Watkins
were hosts on Thursday at q very
unique luncheon at their home at
Fort Shafter Chilli con carne, enchi-
ladas, tortillas and chilli beans were
the order Of the day, and IL Is need
less to say that; the guests were
charmed with the unusual menu.
Capt. and Mrs. Watkins had for their
guests Capt. and Mrs. Marquart,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kay and Lieut. Calder
The table was decorated with white
daisies and ferns.
8 8 8
Fort Shafter Bridge Club
Mrs. Bell Of Fort Shafter was
hostess for the Fort Shafter Bridge
Club on Thursday afternoon. After
some unusually interesting rubbers OF
royal auction the prizes were won by
MRS. Booth and Mrs. Bell Others
present were Mrs. Roe. Mrs. Benja-
min Watkins, Mrs. Frederick Cooke,
Mrs. w. r. Gibson, Mrs. l.. o. Math-
ews. Mrs. A. E. SehlanZer, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Robert mcCleaye and
Mrs. Lincoln.
q q
Motor Trips for Madame Nordica
The Princess Kawananakoa will
be hostess for Madame Nordica to-
morrow at a motor trip around the
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flowers forming the centerpiece.
Round about this were strewn wonder
roses of the same kind in each. Of
which was concealed a tiny electric
light. a eofsage piece Of a single
kiongsstenrmet- rose was at each place
the place scards themselves being
little shoes on which were painted
American Beauties. Those who were
present at this exquisite affair were
Mrs. Fr9derick Funston, Mrs. Gal
braith, Mn AEpel, Mrs. W. R. Gibson,
Mrs Fair, 9Irspell, Mrs, franklin I.
sh6ksoiI sha MSzs &. kbdfss q
Mrsss G.: Z. urnsr's LAnckeon. -
Mrs Harold Pratt, wife Of Eieutefr'
ant Pratt of the Marine Corps, was
guest of honor at pTettily appointed
luncheon on "Wednesday, given by
Mrs G..E. Turner at her residence at
Kamehameha. Yellow coreopsis and
maidenhair fern formed ah attractive
centerpiece for the table which was
lovely with its silver and cut glass
After luncheon the afternoon was de.
voted ITO bridge. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Lincoln,
Mrs. r. 3. Lister, AIRS. Samuel Cor
don, Mrs. Lawrence MacAfee, Mrs,
Ernest Gayler and the hostess, Mrs.
Turner
s,ss'asf %s~Sk q
Mrs. teeef's Lurchsen. "a
4 Yeitw was the. color scheme for 2
beaut3fpl lrpche0a son WedreaiaS.
aFhen Mrs. James J aAe err Entertained
fofss Mrss. Alexander Robinson at her
home en- NsI1e~alo street. coreopsls'
and yellow daisies caught with fluffy
gold colored tulle made an attractive
eenterpiece, the idea beg further.
carried cut in the fayors which were
tiny musical instruments--ban
mandolins, guitars filled with candy
and tied with a big bow of yellow rib
bon. Those present were Mrs. Alex
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ander Robinson, Mrs Carlos Long
Miss Ethel Whitingt Mrs Arthur EDa
wilson, Mrs Ghaf9es Chillingwerth
and Mrs. Jaeger 81 -, -a},sf
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Miss Jordan's Luncheon
Miss Maude Jordan was hostess at
an engagement luncheon on Tuesday
In horror Of Miss Gwendolen Blair who
viii be one OF the brides OF next
month. The Decorations we're very
quaint ard pretty Carrying out the
nnptial idea Among those present
were Miss Blair. NIiss Louise Lucas.
Mrs. r. Potter, Miss Elsie Werth-
mueller and Miss Victoria Jordan.
The event took place at the hostess's
home In Mdpoa Valley and although
INFORMAL was highly delightful as
these small affairs are liable to be.
Mss Dorothy Guild Entertained.
Miss Dorothy Guild has oeen the
incentive for o great deal OF enter.
tanning during her sojourn on Maui
Last. week Mrs. w. o. Baldwin had a
card party for her at Haiku and on
another occasion Mrs Worth Aiken
entertained at luncheon in her honor.
The hospitality of Mauiites Is so pro-
verbal that II Is unnecessary to CON-
ment on the good times Miss Guild
is enjoying.
So 8 8
Wedding Next ksonth1
The weddins OF Miss CalIie Lucas
70 Judge William 3. Eymer win take
place on the sixth OF August and will
be one OF the society events of that
month. Miss Sara Lncas, cousin OF
the bride-to-be. and Miss Edith VII
liams will be the bridesmaids.
Mr.. Wallace NJ. Cooper son OF
Judge Henry E. Cooper, sailed on
Thursdays Mongolia for San Fran.
cisco, where he will continue with his
civil engineering work.
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Mrs. c.. A. Clark, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Rossler. Mrs G. Humbert, Mrs. Norris
SIayton, Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Cliff
ford Jones and Mrs. Frederick Baker.
Fort Rueer Bridge Club. =.
The fortnightly meeting Of the Fort
Ruger Bridge Club viii take place to
light at the residence Of Capt. and
Mrs. J. S. Johnston. The evening
will be devoted 10 royal auction,
which has become so popular that
no one even thinks OF playing any.
thing else. Those present will be
Capt. and Mrs. Norris .Stayton, Miss
Macdonald, Capt. and Mrs. Waller,
Major and Mrs. E. j. Timberlake, Capt.
and Mrs. c. A. Ciarx, Lieut. Applin,
Capt. end Mrs. f. NJ. Hinkle, Capt.
Hicks, Capt. Phistersr, Lieut.. Van
Deusen, Lieut.. and Mrs. g. Humbert,
Mrs. ReSsler, DIR. and Mrs. Baker, and
Lieut.. and Mrs. H. f. Nichols.
& l-t.ts.s-e. ...
Lieut.. and Mrs. Cookies. Dinner.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Cooke
are entertaining this evening in honor
of Mrs Tower, who arrived on the
Manchuria to visit Capt and Mrs
j. H. Jamerson OF Fort Shafter., Other
guests are Col. and Mrs. French,
Capt and Mrs. Rosenbaum
Mrs. Wooten's Swimming Party.
Major and Mrs. William Wooten
were hosts at a delightful swimming
party this week in honor of Miss
Hart, Miss McChesney. Miss Wyman
and Miss Church. who have been
spending a few weeks. at the .Moana
en- route to Japan After refresh
Ing dip, the party had dinner and
mot5red up to the Country Club to
dance by the electric piano. Among
Major and Mrs. Wooten's guests were
Lieut.. VIM. Rose Capt. Malone, Miss
Hart, Miss McChesney, Lieut.. Syl-
vester, Lieut.. Enyard, Lieut.. Halter
an iss- Wyman, Miss- church, Lieut..
Hardig and Lieut.. Calder.
& & 9 =.
Mrs. Ballentyne's Luncheon.
On Thursday of this week Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne S1tertafhed at a
beautifully appointed nnohepn at her
home on nurston ayenEe. Miss
Gwendolen sBIaF, Eh ase engagement
WIS fetentk Annohnked, Vas the
motff fof. tie 6scaslo1 LoVsly pink
lasEfance efosesS and kaaiden1air fern
formed the centerpiece, while the
place cards-appropriate to. the occa-
sion, were hand-painted cupids, After
tiff1n, the guests devoted the time to
needleWork. Miss May Marshall sang
a number of songs which were great
ly appreciated by, the other guests
who enjoyed her beautiful voice.
Among those present were Miss
Blair, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs. E. M.
Watson, Miss Christiana Bradley,
Miss Genevieve Bradley, Miss Mar
shall, Miss May Marshall, Miss Hew-
lings. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins.
z e e -: =.
A Rag Party. ~. ...s..-- =
Miss Violet Mckee and the Misses
Harriet and Mary Lucas were shost-
esses at farewell rag party on We'd
nesday night at the homo of the. lat
ter on keeaumogu street. The affair
was highly informal, nothing but the
latest rag steps being allowed.
among those present were Miss Alice
Cornet, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss
Gladys Pearne. Mrs. George Collins,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Bertha
Kopke, Miss Helen Macfarlane, Miss
Lady Macfarlane, Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Miss Emogene Burr, Miss
Helen Alexander, Miss Crichton Hun
ter Jones, Miss lcroft, Mr.. Sumner,
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Linen Tailored Suits

quality splendid workmanship Line
them dstncveJ handtaiOred
style We have them in Norfolk Getaway "De
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THE GREAT POPULARITY OF THE
MILDLY Blouses

has encouraged the manufacturers
"MIDDY SUTT", "PETER
THOMPSON White
with
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anuer HODInSOn, MIS- carlos Long,
Miss Ethel WhitingI Mrs. Arthur IDa.
wilson, Mrs Charles Chillingwerth
and Mrs. Jaeger. S,l sit ~
= - = sc &
Mrs. w alter -Dffiinghani,s Tea.
A very delightful tea was given on
Tuesday by Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
at their temporary home at the beach,
Madame Lillian Nordica was the raj
3epaasetre of the affair, and her en-
thrsiasm for the beauties Sf Waikiki
was Without bounds Mrs I4erman
Foeke and MS GerrftA Wilder both
Ipresfded overfsa Ma Srnt Mrs. aRannie
Scott also as5isliag Kahfs orchestra
spIaysd througheths affkrifoon, delight
ing Madame Nordieai with their Ha-
waiian melodies, and native refrains.
Among those present were the guest
of honor, Madame Nordica and Mrs
Baldwin, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs.
Charles Wilder. Miss Emogene Burr,
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. j. r. Gait,
Mrs. Thomas of Leilehua, Mrs. Alex
ander Hawcs, Jr., Mrs. George Da-
ries, Mrs. ). G. Wilder, Mrs. Franklin
T.. jackson, Miss L. Cooley, Mrs. Z.
:. D1SHop' MIS-. neodDref HfcnarQS,
Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Rannie
Scott, Mrs Richard 1vers and Mrs. B.
F. Dillingham;
Mrs. Nichols Card Party
Mrs. H. F. Nichols of Fort Ruger
entertained delightfully."- at bridge on
Thursday afternoon Her|prctty little
bungalow on Diamond Head was a
bower of gaily-colored nasturtiums
and bamboo. Refreshments were serv-
ed later in the afternoon, after which
the Brizes-Japanese prints and brass
candle sticks were awarded to Mrs.
William Wooten, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Nor
riS Stayton and Mrs. Frederick Barker.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Nichols hos
pitality were Mrs. M NJ. Macomb,
Mrs. VIM. Wooten, Mrs. E. j. Timber
lake, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. j. S. Johnston,