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ROBIN Az. 9 . 200 . fremont I'd. aSxieo--
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to John Thea.:. trvs. II Z saith st, Apr .,
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due: &C. a.. per bond. atty. same. %. 200
Thornton Brothers Co to Mary NJ B.sb.
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pRosPpcro AZ. :. ga +: iis,h Il. 500 sss@
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s;h az Bsiyn: prior mtg ,?2aooo; Apr 2.
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Co 100 Bway. Apr ". ~ p c: $500
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cAsTIE HILL Av. n /. cor w..ich..,s4s cav s"'
sr, J Rooney. i?,S simpson st. Apr {;
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to James Douglas. foot W ASSN st. Mar
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az ' 6 Co APT irs sse &c Is %, $500 ecSS
WHITE PLAiNs RD " being part lois
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wHirs ISL R By lying part l DC? 70
same same. 70 ,Eth.i Thompson. Bound
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGTON. Aprll 3.--Thsse army or.
ders were issued ,o-day:
capt. q, Love. Medicsl corps from
duty In once OF SurgeOu-tienerd, OF IN,
Army. to Fort Gibbon. ALASKA
First Lieut. 7 +. MoNeii, Coast Artillery.
from duty IN New York city to fort Monroe
artillery school,
tiJst Lieut. r 4. Terry. Coast Artillery
from sixteenth Company to stan OF com.
manding officer coast defcurcs uf Charles
ton.
tisst Lieut. II. $ Dodson Coast Artillery.
from duty on stan ot commanding oIhcer,
coast defenc6s OF Charleston. to seventy
eighth Company.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises $50 sun SETS. 81. Noon sess.. .si7
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk. LIZ Gov.Isisnd 1851 n, II Cate. SO
Low WATER THIS Day.
AN AMI Az
SandyH'k 500 ,Gov Island. 81 len Gate 10 al
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


TRANSACTI0NS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
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$4,000. Mar u; atty. 7 Co i7s Broad:
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Mar II: s,,yS Pres:inser q n 60 Wall
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HELP wANTED-frMALE.

SALES WOMAN OF good appearance and
refinement Tor Filth Avenue gown shop.
MOGAbGAB, ga Firth Ave
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STORE TO LET
1877 I'd Ave., near 07th Stree. {
aH,szLAxpEaA f asAL ESTATE CO.
u Nassau 81 Phone eif6 Cortlandt
Or ,& East ssh ~.

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pIcKMAN ST. 9. 40: ise Naes.e Az.
2a!! x- FORT George Realty Co TO Geo
Pe. Tend. Mar u. atty. n Y THE n. GO,
,s.rA ST .. loo . Amsterdam av' i i:Ss
eyil-orosans Const Co to Peter J. Shields.
~ prospect -, Apr 2. due Apr 30. lslS.
. G: attya Daily. Hoyt q II. IL William
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

AT ~ NESEI STREET.
by y. Morsenthau. Jr. Co.
MADISON Av. 1905. cor ssth st.
I0ollxl2o, sty apt house and stores
Baron Dc Hirsch Fund Is: + p Cooper
&c, ss.s3i5s. Withdrawn.
by Joseph =. Day.
AMSTERDAM AZ; fss $; az z. , roI
!SSast .;I?isis.Ss taxes &C. 'is';.iI,; ,s ~
lat 320s THIRD AVENUEl
By Joseph p. Day.
ps ss.iie. H sty d~s-s l. Feldman DS IS i
s'oii S.; sub to mts OF $1,000. 70 d.
isssT;rHtH ST. ,ss L. 8. s,ss E wis ay,
lssrio0; s,y ,snm'-LaS wye Mix - Co
,7i5s5 ; tsst.' &C ,,s,s7o; I to the 4" plain:
BY George Price.
ss,TH ST. E sGao.r $50 nssnss az; rs,
al O du. ON s JSSsr sssss s tn s"st &C.
$500 to n" PIsiniiinn ';;....ccc,. "lo0
.s5TH ST. 81 Z rs is5,a white Plain.
az, a.ssliI s-cen,rai Mfg co vs. Jacob
I ssss 60 .a,. &C. G .sS dG 1S Fl arss
ssSTH ST. s;s f, n :. .sos white Plains Plains
due on jndsL ,ssss Il. taxes &C. i s5sos;
to the plaIntin ..........,...,....N, 100
by samuel Goldstlcker.
235TH ST, G55 T.. $, 405 " white Plains
av. 2;xllts-Same rs same; action o.
due on judgt. '1sss u; taxes. &C. $40
TO Henry G Gsrhards :..,.:-..:...t 900
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10 the plhlntlH. .''''''. .''t..,..., t,lOO
by James l.. Wells 4 Co.
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1913, sty int and strs-R ID Lock wood
ct al, exrs and trus, agt Giuseppe Tuoti
ct al; due; slt,bss37; taxes &C s,2s, to
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Arr1ve'-FRIDAy. April g.
Sc haureNrie. Liverpool. March 20
S. 81 Louis. 3 81 4. N. Southaml ton, March 10
- kocrtv tltrr' u asp Palermo W r~h IL
!, s. Presden, Lincoln. $50 p. NJ. Hamow0.
March Il
- Regina d'Italia, Sis p NJ. Naples. Moro
SIS lrocuois. 1870 A. NJ. Iordor. March H.
- trtnsm-1r. 2i0 y NJ. Havre, Nar-b is
IS Marie di Giorsio. i00 r. NJ. Thursday,
lanai a. Msrch rs
SIS BvVl'nd A. N. N,pe. March ~
Ss Mexico, II 10 y n Havana Mnrrhsf
= ny OF Nor tgorery. SaV'rrah March n
80 Psdian,. Port Arthur. March q
IS u Flo. Galveston. March 81
Sc VI Olson Norfolk. Anrti (,
- oregonisn. Philadelphia. April 4
Is paviet. itilsdrlttls. Aprllc
rs city OF Corinth. PNStor. April l.
ARRIVED From NEW YORK.
Sc New York. at Plymouth.
- Pretoria. at Hamburg
s. cdri". At lyerrool
- Nr'crik-. - C'er'"urv
- Cnmran~llo al Roi terdam
IS Martha Wsshinsi on. a, Naples
SAILED FOR NPv YORK
6 lmcerstor. from Chrrbourx
Sc psriin. from " ries
Sc Francisco, Al Hun
OtTGolN1 SIT NNSHIPs
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BRoApwAy. .iaT: TO iss.; snh St; 10, TO
Fi.hs. Co ass Hobart Estate Co ct 4; Mss
LExINsroN Av. ;2s ana I.s-I,cais
Kl,.esbaHm as' Nectar Realty Co 81 ,, a.
ST %rciIdLts Az. 1000 10 ioos-iohn J
s Msl,". n rlu %ar Pulls n 4;
/ Townsend ei al Sept IL. isii. ,sy
ss TIT" sr, IS w.s,atpn;n 4 Mysi AZ Mil;
'' az FRY E,s,h s,rs.s Realty Co :. az a
SINE iNe' s az same Dec H. ,ss ,csn ~
SANE ss,isH' pRopERTy--s,srrra.ttt : Jones "a
AZ S1ms pss e. az 'e So
SAME iRoPERTY--6urney.. Mfg CO az,
siME 'pRPS cS sE s s." S..s a. ~.
az, same jan 5. 1914 tcanc.iiedl, 49,. Siss
SANE PRhfEhT,s.H Arr ,o A,s;,and;., az,
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.
The following realty corporations were
chrI,srss a., A,bsny ysu,srS M,n,,,,,,
nal $40 900; directors, Rnao'ph Altma.
city. ana Charles u, Krsher. Hampstead
The West ,,.d street CONSTRUCTION Cam
Anthony r Ko.ibie, Henry A. .Psssholts
and Hcnry Ein.,ein, New York city.
tan, capital, 1900; directors Charlton W.
Game John Bmrllnson, New York city; J.
brooklyn Heights Land and Mortgage
Company. brooklyn; capital. 5000; dlrsc-
tors, Lee Lryy Morris l.. Baird and Rose
baird Brooklyn,
Locust Valley Realty Company. Glen Cove;
capiisl. 10000; directors. Z.bulen Wilson,
earthly oisn Cove. ~ J.
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west Of fifth av, between Four esnth and
iioth sta)
nth ST, q 2s2 btn av. S5xD<-Thos
Hinton TO Jos Chss and Hugo Hsiinsn.
2ss W i1th e. msge $4,000. Api !: atty,
9th ST. $40 W. zsxloe I-Berths jacobs
TO Emma Brown. Ss1 W i<ist 81. Api u
atty. Hellinger. sac Bway. 81
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
EASTER SERVICES
 AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Christ the Victor," sacred can tata, especially appropriate to East CT, was the main feature of the spe- cial musical services at the First Bap- tist' church yesterday. Dr. Brown preached a good Easter sermon after which the choir and quartet rendered the cantata.
 There are nine parts to. this canta- ta beginning with. the Prophetic Prologue" and going on to the Eve of the Sabbath and from thence to the Night Watch and Easter Dawn" Following these descriptive selections came the disappearance, D. the "Report of thee Watch" the Questioning of Simon Peter" the Ascension and then the epilogue and finale. Musical Director Hawley presided at the organ and the choir and quartet were heard at their best showing the result of careful rehear- sals.
 Sunday School Service.
 All the various departments of the Sunday school observed their annual Easter services yesterday The Jud- son Centennial program was used and special offering was taken, which will be devoted to the furtherance of mission work in foreign lands
 Missionary Society Annual.
 The annual meeting of the wom- ems American Baptist Home Mission ary society of Connecticut will be held Thursday, April 16, at the First Bap- tist church in Wallingford. At 10 A. M. there will be a conference and open discussion on Methods" with luncheon at noon. In the afternoon missionary experiences among the Italians of Bridgeport, New Haven and the Piute Indians will be given and an address on "Perils of our na- tion' by Mrs. George Coleman
 Thursday at P. M., the Junior c. B. missionary meeting will be held. Miss Viola Hill, formerly missionary in Porto Rico, will tell of missions in Porto Rico and on Thursday at 7:45 F. M., the Church night service will take place. Topic, Christ the Resur- rection and the Life.''
 Anniversary Sermon. Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach a sermon appropriate to the tenth anniversary of his pastor ate. The adult members of the church and congregation are cordially invited to attend a reception given to pr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Brown, to cell ebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage, and the tenth anniversary of Dr. Browns pastorate with the church, or Friday evening April IT. from to 10 o'clock in the chapel
 New Library Books. The following new books have been placed in the Bible school library: With the Men Who Do Things" Under the Sky in California" Cali fornia Coast Trails,' "MerrilIe Dawes" ''The Old Boston Post Road" Jungle Days,' "Westways,' "Cap.n Dams Daughter
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
MANY NEW MEMBERS
 AT SOUTH CHURCH

There were four separate services yesterday at the South church, all of which were largely attended. The first meeting was a union sunrise ser vice of all the Young Peoples so- cieties in the city and the gathering was a thoroughly representative one. Easter communion was observed at q service held at 9:30 o'clock, and the following persons were welcomed into .1e fellowship of the church by confession of their Christian faith:
 Ry Confession of Faith.
 Babasis Isaac Agasy Russell Will liam Barrett, Edward Hance Bassett, Zaiah Yalda Benjamin, Gertrude Catherine Benz. Ethel Georgina Benz, Richard A. Bergman, Frederick Binn- ing. S. Helen Bishop, Ruth Boics, Charles Prescott Breckenridge, Jessie Carrier, Clinton Walter Cary, Mar as,,erite Celia Davis, John Edgar Dean, Leroy Neolson Dunl1am, Sturman F'redsrick Dyson. Annabe! Staples ErfcE son. Russell Slocum Frost, Mrs. Harry W. French, Corrine Helen Goodwin, Bennett Hubbard, Beatrice Emily Hodge. Lillian Charlotte Hult- gren, Frederick Johnson, Carolyn Kingsley, John West Kirkham, Sarthy Duty Manoolian. Gladys Irene Marvin. Marie Herne Willard, Ralph Clifford Moody, Joseph Odishoo, Gleason Wall lace Parker, Alice Cathryn Perks, Ruth Seaver Perry, Myrtle Mae Por- ter, Beatrice Margery Rice, Andrew Abraham Sargis, Leora Alice Saun- Iers, Charles Augustus Schmidt, Min rife Schwaderer, Harold Granville Slater, Helen Gertrude Smith, Gladys May Stevens, Anna Marie (Mrs l George T.) Swain, Irene Swift Loomis John Thomson, Gerald Stockwell Vib- bertH> Bertha Evelyn Volg, Matilda - Volg, William Henry Walther,
 l1a Wenzel, Henry North
 Ithel Ellen White. Ruth
 scn, Marion Elizabeth
 PAnna Elizabeth Zehler, 1 Doro~ constance Zimmerman. By Letter.
 Those admitted by letter from sis [ter churches are:
 Grace Walcott {Mrs. Robert S.), Brown, from South Congregational church, Hartford, Conn. John H. Bryan. from Congregations al church. Watertown, Conn. Helen c. (Afrs John H) Bryan. from Congregational church. Hopk!r- l tong N H. a Palmer, Myrtle. Altisburs. fMrs. Virgil M) from Presbyterian churcns Mission, Texas
 Mildred Palmer. from Presbyterian church. Mission. Texas.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

Lindroth, Mrs. Sue (PilchardD Neale. Della May Parsons, Amelia Phillipina Augusta Rudolph, Mary Elizabeth Schultz, Emma Coring Smith, Helena Martha Wacker. Gertrude Lillian Wes- sels, Mrs. Alice Emily Williams, Mrs. Mary J. Wright. John Matthew Bac- hulus, James Palmer Baldwin, John Thomas Bottomley, Stuart Walter Im- manuel Carlson, Edward Hall Christ, Donald Raymond Edwards Morgan Whittlesey Felt. Homer Justin Hall, Edward Emil Hanson, Maurice Her. bert Lockwood, Burton Cowles Mall lcry, Olcott Griswold Mills, Louis Webb Reynal, Emerson Thrall Ross berg Edward Dunlap Slater, Herbert Roland Swift, Robert Pomeroy Swift, sanford Knapp Thomson, Howard Arthur Williams.
 Those joining by letter follow: Mrs. Jean Hood Thienes. Hugh Murdock Charlton, Mrs. Eugene Porter, Charles E. Neale, Jr., Mrs. Ada (Gould) Swift, Herbert Swift.
 Special Events Coming.
 Many special events of interest are coming at this church and during this week the following series of meet ings and socials will be enjoyed.
 Monday-2:3O D. m., first practice of candidates for a baseball team from the Boys department at Walnut Hill park. All boys out. 3:45 D. m., Armenian children. 4:00 D. m., Junior Endeavor meeting, subject: ''The Gains from Going to Church. There will be a rehearsal for the coming en- tertainment, and a large attendance is important. 7:45 D. m., monthly business meeting of the Philathea class at the home of Miss Elizabeth Labaree,. 20 Court street. The class is anxious to have all attend. 500 p. n., Baraca, last indoor gathering
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

of the season. Some Men Who Have Made Good" Rev. MT. Maier has an interesting story.
 WednesdaY-7:0 D. m. sharp, Boys department, stunt night. Ray mond s. Coe. advertising manager of Landers, Frary & Clark, tells Some Adventures of a Green Salesman" SIS D. nl. the annual meeting of the Y. w. C. A. in the chapel All young women interested are invited
 Thursday-2:30 D. m., Armenian Women's Bible class. 7:45 D. m., Week Night service, led by Rev. MT. Maier. subject: Christ the First Fruits
 F'riday-S:00 D. m., Foreign Mis- sionary society, subject: Turkey" in charge of Mrs. F.. w. Clary. 7:3o D. m, parents of Junior department children meet with teachers and pupils. Short entertainment, games, and a look into the aims of the de- partment. All parents who have children in this department should come with their children. A splendid chance to get acquainted with the teacher of your child and to boost the work.
 saturday-7:30 D. m., Choral re- hearsal.
 The Parents night in the Inter- mediate department comes next week, Wednesday, April 22. All teachers are urged to invite the parents of children in their classes.
 Sunday Evening Music.
 Sunday evenings music, as arranged by Organist and Musical Director Howard E. Brewer, was of the very best calibre. The cantata rendered was one that is new around here, the name being Victory Divine.'' J. c.
 lContinued on Third PageD
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

Favored by the temperature and climatic conditions of an ideal spring
 Hay, the various churches in this city |all had record breaking congregations lat the morning services yesterday, and hot since "Go-to-Church Sunday was observed several weeks ago have the IpeWs been so we'll filled. At each |church the pastor delivered a short address appropriate to the Easter sea |sorl and the choir an ndae4Aa rtet rem |dered beautiful music. At the South.
 Methodist, Center and Baptist churches the. size. of the congrega- itions was most. gratifying to the pas tors, as was the case in all the othe Protestant churches. Of style there
 was a plenty also, and many were the attractive costumes seen going into
 and out of the different churches
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
THOSE WHO JOINED
 AT CENTER CHURCH

Easter st the Center church will also be one long to be remembered
 Many new members joined the church, the following on confession of faith: Elizabeth Alma Apelgren, Esther Marie Apelgren, Louise Emily Barber Alice Spencer BUdycoat, Annie Lor- etta Bothan, Gerda Elvira Carlson, Iyol Grant, Agnes Alice Hall, Elsie
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Notes for the Week.

Notes for the week follow:
 Monday-3:45, Ciedo club.
 Wednesday-3:OO, Meeting of Per- sian women.
 Thursday.-3:45, Little Tourists club. 7:45, Church night service. Saturday.-7:30,C Choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

(Continued on Third Page.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

w. Waller, Mrs. Charles Baker and
! Mrs. G. F. fIumbert. Others observed
about the card tables were Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Macomb, Mrs. Albert Horner. Mrs.
j. B. Mcdonald. Mrs. Walter Kendall,
Mrs. Harvey Murray, Mrs. E. NJ. Wat
son, Mrs. George Apple. Mrs. j. b.
Renters. Mrs. A. Fuller. Mrs. George
Jamerson. Mrs. NJ. Phillips. Mrs. Il. v.
Smith. Col. w. +. Ellis, DR.. c. Baker.
Capt. John Johnston, Mrs. b. Mahaf'
fey, Col W.. {. RAFFERTY,, Capt. and
Mrs. George Hicks, Can't. and Mrs. F.
". Phisterer, Mrs. Edward Carpenter.
Mrs. A. S. Conklin. Mrs Benjamin
Watkins, Mrs. Jay Whitman, Miss
Myra Angus. Miss Lydia McStocker
Mrs. Ralph Lister, Mrs. +. Nj. Swanzy
MRS. Frederick Reynolds. Mrs. A. ]
Campbell. Mrs. e. j. Timberlake and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysasr's Dinner.
A very pretty dinner was given
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. William
ymer at their home on Beretania
street in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson, DIR. and Mrs Clifford High
and Lieut. and Mrs. G. F. Humbert.
The table was decorated with grace.
fnl be wi of gold eolored eoreopsis and
maidenhair fern. the place cards be-
ing dainty handpainted ehrysanthe.
NUNS. After dinner the party mo.
tored to the Moana. where they at
tended the transport hop.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. Bellinger enter.
tanned at dinner last night at the
CORTLAND, covers being laid for eight.
Mrs. Ross Bridge.
Mrs. Donald Ross entertained the
Army Relief bridge pasty on Thurs
day for Mrs. A. NOVEL;, Mrs. e. De-
kun. Mrs. M. Graham. Miss Holt, Miss
j. Soper, Miss B. Scper, Miss Louise
Lucas. the prizes going 10 Miss SoperI
and Miss B. Soper.
4 q
Mrs. WIlder's Cabaret Supper.
AfteN all, expenditure of money
alone VIII net make 4 party an uu-
alleged success lit is the time aud
thought in working out the little de-
tails, the ingenious ideas that come
only after careful study, the practical
understanding of ones guests The
cabaret supper given by Mrs. Arthur
Wilder on Wednesday evening for
Miss LurTine Matson combined all of
these qualities WITH :le added stim,-
lus of youth and good spirits. 1t was
pronounced the most delightful affair
of many moons the novelty was all
Turing. The guests were seated at
small tables as in cabaret These
were adorned with small gold baskets
of flowers bearing the place cards as
well. Favors were distributed at in.
tervals during supper and included
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21
MIS-. Freneh,s Luncheon.
Soeiety, Personals

Mrs. c. II. Castendyk OF lilo and
her two children are in town for the
Carnival
Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. McClatehy are
prominent Saeramentans registered
at the Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Al. Kennedy were
dinner hosts on Wednesday, at their
home on Victoria street
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Mrs. Edward Blanchard arrived from
Haiku this week to witness the Car
niyal festivities In Honolulu.
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Mrs. Il. Bishop returned from Kauai
on Sunday and with her daughter
Ethel is domiciled at the Courtland
9 . q
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Howe entertain.
ed at dinner on Wednesday at the
CORTLAND, covers being laid for six
Mr.. and Mrs. st. C. Sayres are once
more established In their home on
MakiIsi street after several months in
Manoa valley.
Among these to arrive from Maui
on the Kinau Thursday was Mrs f. b.
blanchard who with her husband will
spend Carnival week in Honolulu.
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The friends Of Mrs. Bruce Cart.
wEieht ara sorsy 10 IeaFn -tsattske has
been confined To the house an this
merry week with an attack DC the
humps.
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/. A recent arrival in Honolulu was
Mrs. William McElvaine Of Portland.
Ore, who comes to Hawaii via San
Francisco and the California cities
where she was mucIily entertained.
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Mrs. s. A. McKenna OF Minneapolis,
her son, Mr.. G. B. McKenna, and her
niece, Miss Maude McKenna are
spending some time at the Young Ho-
tel
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Jones Mrs.
Bodefeet) arrived on the Wilhelmina