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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
GAS On IN lGESFl0N
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If your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like lump of
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heartburn, that Is. sign of indiges-
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take a dose just as. soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belchfng of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy feeling in the
stomach, nausea, facilitating head
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This will all go, and, besides, there
will be no soGr food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous doors. :.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for eut-of-order stomachs, because ii
takes hold OF your food and digests il
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Relief in five minutes from all stom-
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drug store.
These large 50-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to keep the
entire family free from stomach dis
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months. It belongs in your home.
advertisement ~. go
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Mrs. Clarence. Moore and Miss
Frances Moore are at St Moritz.
Switzerland. and recently attended a
fancy dress ball at their hotel, which
vas one the season. leading
events. Previously they we're In the
6inner company entertainer Dysp1Ir
ard Mrs. Perry Belmont
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are Eastefvacationing at that popu-
lar beach, among them being the Or
mond Walls, the John Warehouses,
the Mamie Phillipses and many 9TH
ers.
Major and Mrs. e. j, Undertake.
u. s. A.. arrived from Honolulu on
Monday and are spending a few days
at the Hotel Victoria, prior to leaving
for Fort Terry, New York. where Ma.
jor Timberlake is to be stationed
San Francisco Chronicle. -
... =
Lieutenant and Mrs. G. F. Humbert
of Fort Ruger will sail on the trans.
port on Saturday to spend a months
leave in California. Mrs. Humbert has
recently undergone an operation for
appendicitis, so the trip is for her
health. r., A.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Theriot
>(Kathleen de Young1 are home from
their wedding trip, and are house.
keeping after the most approved or
thodox fashion at their attractiyely-
furnished home in San Francisco.
9 q
The j. p. Cookies are making Ku.
huku their residing place during this
very rainy Easter vacation. They
have a very attractive summersh home
there which they alternate with Ka-
hala for vacations and week ends.
Among the arrivals on the Mat.
sonia YESTERDAY were Mr.. and Mrs.
y C. CAGE Of Winnipeg and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I'll. Smith of Les Angeles The
Eeongenial little party viii spend sew.
Ieral weeks in the islands.
Quite little party Of HonoluIu-ites
sailed on the Kinau yesterday for the
Garden Isle Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Faxon Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo, Gartley. Mrs. Charles A. Rice
and Mrs George Isenherg.
5 ....t.*
Miss Rennie Cation was an outgo-
ing passenger en- the Manoa yesterday.
Miss Cation is bound, for San Fran
cisco where she will spend month
or more visiting her brother. Andrew
Cation
g
Mrs. George Isenberg was anieng
those to sail on the Kinau yesterday.
Mrs. Isenberg will spend a few weeks
on Kauai with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wilcox Marion Waterhouse).
81
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green, who
spent the winter in the Hawaiian isl.
ands. are now staying with the for.
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
FE. Green or san Mateo - $ ''''.s'.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dekum were
hosts Informally at dinner last week
lat their pretty little bungalow on
Nuuanu street 49, =:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterhouse
Rave taken their little flock of kiddfes
to their Kahala place for the Easter
vacation. #.s
IL. =. ::
Mrs. w. H. Hiserman of Hilo was
an arrival on yesterdays Mauna Kea.
Mrs. Hisermail will visit in Honolulu
for several weeks.
Mrs. F. P. Jackson of Fort Shafter
will be among those to sail ON the
transport Saturday
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Ladies' night II Y. N. {. I. Gazette.
ria aa::t8-ss 40 tomorrow evening. Mn'
sic by kaai.e advertisement
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army; the governor of Illinois and
Mrs. Dunn, the scores of others whose
names are familiar everywhere.
Mrs. Wilson wore a dress of white
broeade, trimmed with 1pearl orna-
ments arranged in festoons around
the low bodice. Mrs. Marshall was
also in white Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan wore black, lace. Mrs, Lindley
M. Garrison. pink brocade velvet, with
white lace corsage garniture. Mrs.
Burieson. black satin draped in lace.
MRS. Josephus Daniels; black velvet,
and Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, violet
chiffon with q tunic of white lace.
Tho engagement of Miss Anita
Hack, daughter of Frederick Home
Hack and Mrs. Hack. and Charles
Bancroft Carroll, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Carroll of Doughoregan
Manor, was announced in Baltimore.
Miss Hacks only sister. married two
years ago Douglas Gordon Carroll, a
cousin of her fiance. Mr.. Carroll is
grandson of the late Gov Lee Car
roll and nephew of Royal Phelps
Carroll of New York. With his par.
ents he has spent the greater part Of
his life abroad. A few years ago he
returned to this country and entered
the naval academy at Annapolis He
soon resigned and went West for
awhile, ara is now in business In Bal
timere The wedding will take place
in April
April Is has been chosen as the
date of the wedding of Miss Ellen
GoWen Robinson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Robinson of Baltimore,
and Mr.. "A. >Adeate Duer. Jr The
ceremony viii be performed at EN-
manuel Protestant Episcopal church
by the Rev DR.. Hugh Birckhead, the
rector
{ Miss Robinson returned only a few
days ago from "a trip. through the
West with Miss Mona McAdoo.
Mrs. Williams, widow of Col.
Charles F. Williams, United States
marine corps, who has been visiting
her granddaughter, the wife of Lieut..
Ross S. Kingsbury, United States ma
rile corps, at marine barracks,
Charleston, s. G.. has gone to Pensa-
cola navy yard. Lieutenant Kingsbury
having been ordered to marine bar
racks, Pensacola. Fla. Mrs. Williams
and Mrs Kingsbury left Charleston
for Pensacola March ].
The engagement is announced of
Miss Helen Humphrey. daughter. of
Maj..gen. Charles. F. Humphrey. late
quartermaster-geh eral, United States
army. aud Mrs Humphrey and Mr..
Percy Lawton Harley. until recently
of Boston, and now of Redlands, Cal
The wedding is to take place in June,
end after a trip through Europe, Mr..
Harley will take his bride to Red.
lands.
Mrs. Clarence. Moore and Miss
Frances Moore are at ST. ,Moritz.
Switzerland, and recently attended a
fancy dress ball at their hotel, which
vas one the seasons leading
events. Previously they were In the
6inner company entertained by Air.
Dand Mrs Perry Belmont.
-
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Mr.. and Mrs. James s. McCandless
Hcf Honolulu have closed their island
home and will reopen the San Fran.
cisco residence, Washington and Tay.
lor streets. upon their arrival this
week on the Korea. During the mid.
Pacific carnival Mrs. cCandless's cal
won one of the first prizes. Examin.
or
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are spend.
ing this week at their Kahala home,
Quite "a little contingent of smart foil
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tifnl affairs Iof the season was the re-
ception which Mrs. Grossman gave in
their honor last month at the Country
Club.
Matteo Sandona, the artist, who was
such fayorite in Honolulu, not only
for his wonderful genius with colors
and brushes, but for his delightful,
tempermental personality az we'll, is
equally ldolized In San Francisco. Last
week he held an exhibition of his
crayon drawings in that including
the portraits of 20 OF CALIFORNIA; we'll
known society maids and matrons. A
number of portraits of Honolulu folks
will be shown as well as hits of the
islands transferred to his magical can
vas. e.. e
Among those to sail on the Matso-
MIA next week will be Miss Mary
0'Brien of Virginia, "A niece of Mrs !,
L. L. MeCandless and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Candless. Miss O'Brien has been vis-
iting both of her aunts for the past
ten months, ana has been entertained
not only by them but by many of the
younger set as we'll The charming
young Virginia girl has made many
friends here who deeply lament her
approaching departure.
.
Miss Lillian Barnard Is spending
the latter days of the month in the
Sierras as the guest of friends The
marriage CT Miss Barnard and Harold
IIayens will take place April Is in.
plymouth Congregational church, and
will be one of the seasons most bril-
Eant events. The bride-elect has been
the favored guest at a number OF pref
~ social affairs since her wedding
date was formally announced some
weeks ago.
The ladies Of st Clements Guild
held meeting yesterday afternoon at
the parish house on Wilder Avenue.
The topic for the afternoon was the
missionary work in China, which. they
say. is at a critical period of its ex-
istence, The ladies sewed as they
listened, and many comfortable little
garment was made for the Children's
hospital. A score or more of the mem
hers were present.
q
When the steamer Matsonia arriv-
ed this week it brought home party
of Oakland and Alameda folk which
had spent several delightful weeks IN
the Hawaiian islands. Among those
in the merry group were: Colonel
and Mrs. C. E. Tilden, Miss Marian
Mitchell, Miss Alexine Mitchell. Miss
Bess O'Connor, Miss Elmer of Sacra.
mento and Charles Tilden, Jr. Chro-
nicle. -
A.A q
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. McCandless
Rcf Honolulu have closed their island
home and will reopen the San Fran
cisco residence, Washington and Tay-
lor streets. upon their arrival this
week on the Korea. During the mid
Pacific carnival Mrs. McCandless's car
won one of the first prizes. -Examin-
En-
q q
Mr.. and Mrs. Case Deering enter
tanned at a charming dinner last week
in honor of General and Mrs. Mont
gomery Macomb, who sailed few
days later for the states. The affair
was given at the Seaside Hotel and
was most delightful in ali its appoint
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith are spend
ing this week at their Kahala home
a,fif<.=os 1ifflo rent of ,vr,, a ~ Folk
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A very pretty weddi1 was celebrat'
ed on Wednesday. Map 5th, at high
noon, at the home Of be brides pa
| rents, Mt. and Mrs. 3eph aver, IN
Berkeley, when Miss Hen de Ette
Aver became the wifef Forrest Al
bert Plant, Rev. AlbeTW. Farmer Oh
the Congregational ChIch OF Oakland
! officiating. The housekas beautifully
decorated with spring ossoms for the
occasion
Roth Mr.. and Mrs. iant are gradu
ates of the Universal OF California,
and belonged to the chs of 1913. The
| bride was member dthe Chi omega
sorority and the grdn belonged 70
Kappa sigma They te at present al
CarmeI-by- Jpn their return
they will take up tfir residence al
Davis, Cal, where Hnt is engaged
in the practice of thsaw! IL
E> +
Mr. and Mrs. TeHleton Croker
Helen Irwin) have Ecided to make
their new place sUphds, the name
that has been assocIted with the
country house Of theCrocker family
for so many years. Fhe late Henry
Croker built the ortnal ''Uplands,
and 1t was later the property Of Mrs.
Whitman, formerly Mss Jennie Croc-
ker, who presented Ito her brother.
Templeton Crocker, hs wedding
gift.
.Uplands' is an EIglish name and
is peculiarly suited 1.-THE rolling hills
OF the Croker estate Naming a coun-
try place appropriately Is one of the
most difficult OF tasld and many Cali
fornjans have chosel Spanish names
that seem characterize of the land.
g =
Mrs. Henry Hebron, with her
baby, came from hd home in Sacra-
mento TO visit in O3land for a week
or more at the honi Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millfd J. Laymance.
While there the yot5g matron partici-
pated in the round of social affairs
planned for the meibers of the smart
set As Miss Hazi Laymance Mrs.
Hebron was one # the popular so
ciety girls of San Francisco. She Is
well known in Hortlulu having visit
ed here for seYeraimonths before her
marriage Her huband is related TO
the William Heilbrhslof this city and
is also extensively acquainted among
,HonOlulans.
Mrs. Edward Shpherd and Miss
Dorothy Allen, wb have been the
house guests of Dl and Mrs. M. E,
Grossman for the past three months,
are leaving on tlee Matsonia next
week for their honein Chicago. They
Will visit In Soutlen California en-
route. timing their Trivial home about
the middle of May Both Mrs Shep-
herd and Miss Alien have been ex-
tensiyely entertained by the smart SCI
OF Honolulu One d the most beau.
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Ladies' night at j. NJ. c. A. Cafete-.
ria 5:3O-7 $50 tomorrow evening. Nh.
sic by Kaai.- advertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial Star-Bnlletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON. d. c., Mar. Z. -
The army and navy reception at the
White House was a brilliant finish.
to the official season. The company
invited was probably the largest of
the foHr state receptions. but the ar
rangements worked so satisfactorily
that there was little evidences that a
greater number than usual was lin at
tendance. The honor guests in their.
full dress uniforms, men whose honor
able careers are behind them and
many whose names will appear in
their conntry's history as thes years
&C on. and foreigners from many
lands, also wearing the uniforms of
their calling, contributed to a spec
tacle of which the other guests at
White House receptions never tire
A beautiful floral decoration was in
place in each of the rooms and in ad-
oition to the usual refreshment dain-
ties on the supper table there were
several hot dishes, a thoughtful provi-
sion to particular comforts that was
much enjoyed by the throngs passing
In and out of the state dining room.
. The reception began with the usual
official promptness at $50. and the
line passing through the blue room
did not cease until nearly midnight
Dancing was out of the question even
in the most limited area, though there
we're hopeful old and young persons
who remained until the last with that
expectation.
Receiving with the President and
Mrs. Wilson were Mrs Marshall and
Mrs 1Sryan, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Bur-
lsSO Mrs Daniels and Mrs Lane the
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eing shorter than at any other
\ state receptions.
company back of them in the
/ n were the vice-president, the
Is of state, war and navy,
ALane. the Acknowledgement
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! Ms s;t5 agnes trip Z Hart + w "a a.
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ina1t, ais cine Garantie. bat, ipenn bas Gn.
iptrb irnerbaIt flnf (b) 5aeen
riiaenoe eiirpfdnft m.ib aeeeebeu iper6efr, irn
ben stonfrnff icber sii ffelen ufb befagier Bath
foipie SGuIiiipn Gountb fret unb fddbIos ~
bnIten bon allen decentralization neneH iraerts
lueIdle MnfDriibe. geaen @erlebunaen bon pers
Ionen pbef 9taenfbinl irtlde enfiteben mbgeu
ipdbrerb inb infuIle bes MbrefbeHS uilb Seq,
rdurlens bon hefnpiem BfbGiine.
7ie Qciirfh gommiiiiorers behalfen iih bds
Reht rorr. irgenbeiH cber ale hngebcte> >sn per'
perfen.
! SIN guitrae Oss eoarb Of SamiIion COUNTY
BreS. g. @effeImann, qrartSeni
utieff: aIberf HetHbarbt. gIerf.
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teitg' limb penn mir Elm anbtrer nit
einsm aefliiiisrtsn, lidtideuen .llnf.r
unsI duf bic 8ruif sislsn niirbs. 10
ipollie if ibn unierbreden: .llnier
Yns2 gsbsnfsn sic siisrii, ob ts niht
Inter Sbnsn 1T. mas Gis ba iagsn
molten =
ahtunapor BEN G9ndu5.
Der aonlmanbant zines aubdllerisrs.
simsnts I'm Often iSrnntrsids BAT isi.
mem Wolt folgenbenGrla (, mitgetbsiIt:
sSsdh babe oieisn Wlorssn einen Waun
Der hritten S4ndbrcn asIebsn. ipelder
iin ben Gdnuus tpssraiirtn IisB. Dos
III isinef unipiirbig; man bdt in ber
Rdrullsrie ME au DitI Saars, unisr Der
Nnfe ipis onbsrsfpo. Der Mdnn tpirb
ieinerlei llrlnub srbalien, bis fetn
G9naua nd6ssipahisn IN. Die 0qup<
lsute iinb brinatno srfuSt, ueaen bisIs
lpeitlids Mohs, bic In Der arnlet ui&s
plnt arsifsu bari, iirsus einsuf9rei.
ten.
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Saxss IS.
Norw ooo nab Neaoixs, 0oiO

eirer baIben Stunbe Dauer fSnnen,
hionbers fpenn Der a6rper IN Elm tpei.
bes aeinenIoten aebiiIIt 1T. nur gin.
itige Tolgen baben. Man perneibe es.
burh Sonnen5dber IN S4iDsibauitunb
5u aerathen ober etnen @erbrennungs.
proseb ber 5aut herporsurufen. Im
friiben @ormitiaa iinb iie ben Son.
rerbdberu in Der W2ittdgsitunbe ppr.
su5ieben. 4sbnli6 perbdli e lid, nit
ben 2uftbobsrn Ditfe iiben sipar
nidt cine 10 irdftias @trtuna duf bic
9autoberfld9e unb ben 8IutumIduf
aus, miiien aber. auh in beftimmien
@ren5en aenommsn iperben, ba aud
lie au aIIerlei usbeIIfGnben fiibren fSns
nen. aufis unb Gpnnsnbdbsr iinb
belize nur boi BEN Baben All nebmsn,
nift aber, fpi. man es -itets pisber
feititeIsu fam. rnm bem gabsn. Der
HDrper III turG bns 9ab In bsittnm.
ter 6infidt oeittpGGt unb bnnn nifs
mehr 10 fshr fGbid. bic burd bic Gons
nenitrablsl unb burh bic marine auf.
bsrDorserufsnen gisuttionen fpdbrsnb
rsbrerer Mohen tiHburh obne g4d.
pisuna Der gsfunbbeit gu ertrasen.