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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
Indiana Mans Kidneys
Troubles Disappear

After suffering many months from
kidney trouble writes w. II. Fox
OF NublesNillc, Ind. and after hav-
Ing tried many remedies and prescrip-
lions, l purchased n box OF Foley
kidney Pills. They not only diI
me more good than any other remedy
! had ever used. but they positively
set my kidneys right. other mem
bors OF my family have used same
with similar resultR."
From every state In the Union como
unsolicited letters telling OF salts
factory results from Foley Kidney
RUS. When the kidneys become
cloEEed up, get sluggish, and filter
. strain out Of the blood only part
OF the poisonous waste matter. the
ualance remains IND circuiates
through the system. uric acid forms.
nnd swollen, painful Joints and mus
Cles nre the result.
Foley kidney Pills cleanse and tone
up the kidneys. 50 that backacho-
rieumntism. sore muscles. aching
joints, annoying bladder disorders
and irregularities soon disappear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
WELLSBURG


WELSBURG. W. Va Nov. "a
THANKSGIVING day will be quietly OBJ
served In Wellsburg on Thursday. In
the cN ening union service will be held
IN the NJ. T. church. with Rev. q. A. Ali
son preaching a Thanksgiving sermon.
At the st Joh Catholic church. mass
viii be read at 5 a. m. \ 1.-THE Protest
ant Episcopal church service will be held
At 10 a. n.
Aside from the divine services which
viii probably include everybody IN the
city. two football games will b. playef
At 10 80 a. m. the M. a. G. will play the
Central A. G. Of Bellairc. O.. and in the
the Htgh school will play
Mingo Junction high school. 4 number
OF local fans will attend the out-of-
town games In nearby cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

CINCINNATI-To settle a dispute
over the mayorship of 81. Bernard. the
votes for that office cast at the recent
election will be rccountod by the mem
beers OF the board OF elections In common
pleas Judge Warner court room anu
under the direction Of the Judge to-
morrow morning.
Judge Warner to-day ordered the
board OF elections TO bring the original
ballots 10 court. The order was the re-
suit Of an agreement between frank =
Michel and Henry j. Mailer. the contend
ing candidates for the office OF mayor,
and their attorneys. TO have the ballots
count IN court and each side 10 ABIDE
by the result of that court.
The count OF votes reported officially
To the board OF elections In the usual
WAY was eos Tor each candidate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
Many 70 Fair7nont

Quite "a number OF local people left last
night on the Midnight train FOR Fair
mont Co Doe on hand for the big football
game ana others viii 20 out this morn
ing Among those from here who will
see the state championship football game
are; Mr.. and Mrs. Ward ID Doodwiu.
John Mccain, wade Gatcwoud. Nane
N.elis. Amos kettlewel. Everett Good
win. Prof. r. r. Hanifsn. Jamse Riggs.
Frank McClucky. Frank Goodwin Riggs.
Edward Goodwin and son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
Singing the Praise OF Chamber
lain's Tablets

Ever since used Chamberlain
Tablets for Indigestion. when Twins
In Fulton, y. Y, about FIVE years ago.
and they did me so much good. 1 have
been singing their praise in the ears
OF neiChbors and friends writes
Mrs. Ernest Crookes, Camillus, y. y.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

In her statement filed with White
slave Agent Merryman today. Mrs. Ida
Shepperd. OF HurEettstOwn. Pa. FOR
whose transportation to Steubenville.
Jolly" Huggin is being held for wnits
slavery. duplicates Ben Huggins. a
brother OF Jolly. alleging that Il was
Ben. with stories Of her Impending ar
rest ou complaint OF her husband. who
Induced her 20 run away with Jolly. She
says jolly paid her fare TO Steubcnville.
Both the Higgins are being held pend
ing action by federal authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
Robbed reight Cars.

Charged with breaking into freight
cars on tho Wabash railroad and steal
ing "a quantity OF liquor, Walter Davis,
"a. and Gerald n. Binns. 20. both OF
Smithneld. were brought 70 this city.
yesterday afternoon by Detective ". X.
Ross OF the Wabash Company and ar
rairued before squire W. Il. powner
They pleaded not guilty TO Cne charge
and were bound over To- the grand Jury.
They were taken TO the county jail.
Binus was later released on bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
Local High 20 battle with Mingo.

The Wellsburg high school football
eleven Will have for their opponents on
thanksgiving day at 3 p. m. the Ningo
nigh team. who has for some time been
%tsunting the local boys with challengss
they can trim them on their
own grounds.
Bccks gridIroners at last accepted the
spunky MinEoians challenge. and will
put up a strong nEht against the visi-
tors \ large crowd is expected TO at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
MarrtaRe Lieensea.

Andrew PslIsy. % OF Adena and Anna
Carter. 2S Of p~Illouyale.
Harrison Russell. %. ~Irondale and
Flora l. Parsons. p. "HammondsViue.
Ernest Eerarducci. %. Steuhenville.
and Maria =. Caya. 10. Mingo Junction.
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on Tuesday the deal was closed be
tween Johnson G. Mckinley. Of Wheel
ing. and John Ralston. cashier Of the
Commercial bank. OF Wellsburg. where
by the farm OF Mr.. T;alston. at Beech
bottom, was purchased by Mr.. Mckinley.
II consists Of so acres. more or less. un-
derlaid with coal. The consideration was
not made known. The farm is located
between stops a. and 80 on the amman
die traction lines.
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.ev-n h'sFs run school entertained Ir4.
800. WIN a d'.irrtfuI prus-rr ~
and readings. r.-r
"a, a,rgn7 or the school atferG.t
lte conclusion Of me aff8ir IgLt ,
IFeshments were served "H"t TO-
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Agents for tho European Allies, pur-
chased hfty head of fine horses brought
lu here today hy or Jefferson
and surrounding counties. Some OF the
and prices ranged from 500 TO 5000.
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helped remove furniture from the burn
Ing building. and poured water on other
buildings TO keep them from ignitiug.
4 ne property which was destroyed was
insured, but not TO any extent. The
buildings surrounding the home that
burned contained grains. etc, TO the
amount of s. UU0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

Two loade dcars OF coal and had his
hips badly crushed. lie was sttendsI
ny the local ply sician there and wa
taken TO the city hospital in W-heeiir-
Thursday morning.
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To D1sbar Attorney.

A committee representing the bar as
sociation has filed charges OF moral tur-
pitude and misconduct against Claude l..
Brewer, an attorney. and hisbarment IL
asked for. II g. said that Brewer i'm
properly converted money 10 his own use
and that he was guilty OF COLLISION In a
divorce case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
OHIO CHAMPION
CORN GROWERS
TO TAXI TRIP EAST AT THE Bx-
nEs OF rHE STATE WITH
OTHERS WHO 90 AT TIE
CoUNTRYrB EXPENSE.
Secretary OF STATE 20 Ask Interpretation
OF presidential Primary Law.
Genera News OF Ohio.
mteiligenoSr Bureau.
Columbus, o., NOV. "a.

The etste agricultural department to-
day announced the list Of champion corn
who will take "a trip east at the
states expense. a. follows.
Dewey HAncs. Arcanum. Darke county.
15S.T61 bushels. Erwin Needing. Ncrmtl-
lion. Lorain county. l43.l2s bushels.
Russell Smiley. Crawford county. 10000
bushels. Dewey Goddard. Amesvillc,
Athens county. 12t.ONg bushels.
The honor list. consisting of all those
who have raised more than 1OO bushels
10 the acre follows:
Chester Mackey. Toronto. jefferson
county Park Crocker. Medina. Medina.
William Greenwood. Newport. Washing
ton. Russell Grimm. Toronto. JEFFERSON.
simmer Plummer. Magnene Springs
Union John Held. Valley Crossing.
Franklin: Taylor Mooreh,at. Weston.
Woods Ora k1aker. Cove. Jackson. Will
bur Hodson. New Vienna. Highland; Mar
lowe Mitchell. Amlin. Union.
John Hummer. kirkersville. Licking.
Miss LeOlo Jones. C~ardington. Morrow.
Charles Conklin. Plain city, Union Floyd
Brinkman, Van Buren, Hancock. Asa
Wake. Irwin. Union: Franklin Patton.
Troy. Miami: J. Edmiston Jones. Sharon
willie. Hamilton: Stanley BiXel. Button.
Allen: Ralph Auck. Bucyrus. Crawford;
F~erdandon karsten. GrOVeport. Franklin.
Hobart Sick. Nermillion. Lorain. Jon
Paul West Mansfield. Union
The latter will take the trip at the
sxpsnse OF their respective counties.
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Probate Court


David stern appointed administrator
In estate 90 Morris stern. Inventory
ana appraisCmeut issued in same Case.
Final account fled iu estate OF James NJ.
Powers Report OF public sale nled In
estate OF George r. purvianCc.
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Secretary OF State {. Q. HiIdebrant.
may ask the attorney general for an In
depreciation OF the new presidential pri-
mary law, because OF numerous requests
made to him for Information. A Ques-
ton has been raised whether a candidate
for president shall give a sinsle permits
sion TO the secretary or state for the
use OF his name or whether he must
give his permission to each OF the can
didates for delegate. II II held that n
the latter view Is taken. II would permit
n candidate 10 select his own delegates
and tie their support to him In the con-
vention no matter what might develop
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eoIors sppropriately decorated with
nan orchestra OF Wheeling. wpf 81,
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Ends.

ZANFSVILLE-In Order 70 Wed IN
sweetheart Of his youth whom he had
MOI ec,r. until to-day. FOR f~orty-nine
years ~ex-Shsriff Joseph J.. Brown. aged
Il. of seattle. wash. came here and To-
night h, became the husband OF Mrs.
v5T, They were swecthearts before the
var. hut Brown admitted to-day he was
AFRAID a. propose and they drifted apart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

John Horrh}a. coal miner. of AyeIIA
WINE 90 hls work Wednesday about
noon. was accidentally caught between
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
BENW00D
Bsnwood Is rhantfnl

u one should ask the question OF a
~cltlzen. What have you 90 be
thaukfu for on his THANKSGIVING the
reply would probably De- we ar. thank
iul that the mills are again running.
win indications that in the very near
iuiHFe ttty viii De running 90 fuU Capa-
CITY, unlike that Of last year al this
Time, when everything was quiet. and
men OUT or work" And EcnwooI will
enjoy the day
school Was dismissed yesterday after
noon and viii not resume until Monday
morning The banks. postofnce and
hhrber 4hoIs and grocery stores Will
be closed during the day.
Inc scarcity OF turkeys Is one lamen-
able Tact that worries the citizens OF
Eut fsw have made their ap-
reafHnce hero 100 the past few weeks and
nose az the highest prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

pAYTON-Mrs. Jacob Mang PICKED "A
,,,rt OF st~ravbarries In her yard yes
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

This evening fH. t.I.. IIIg Social
club viii hold their annual TH4uasEI..
Ing dance "in the Arm1ry hall The han
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25

But will open up early Friday
morning for the two final days of
its Reduction Sale.
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To Ash for mtsrpretauOn

latter will take the trip at the
psnse OF their respective counties.
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Geo J0f1enecn, Mr. Asa n. Jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam jacobson. Mr.. and
MA G. S jackson. Nj and Mrs E A
jacobson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Jefett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewell Mis- Dora lothian. Misses Har-
riet, Jane and RetSy Johnson. Mr. J,
Kennedy. Mr.. HeI1an Kubey. Mr. Ed.
Ke1Iohd, Mr. and Mrs Joe Knbey. Mr..
and Nrs. G. Kracmer and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Koch, Miss Thelma
Kuferath. Miss Nyra Kellett Miss
Keen. Miss IVA Kinney. Mrs. Bertha
KIcnme. Nh. Clarence Levey. Mr.. Sid
ney Lepey. Mr. Herbert Levy, Mr..
B. Lau. Mr. Joe Louis. Mr.. W. J. Lin
quest. MI. and MFR. Raw Il. Leach,
Mr. and an NJ + I.utz. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. L,,tz. Miss Al. Lux. Miss Harriet
Larsen. Iss Pauline La Bonz. Mrs.
Agnes Lenhe. Nj. = r Morssn. AR.
Fred Murphy i Mr. and Mrs r n Nc
Clean. Mr. and Mrs Henfy Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Marlowe. Mr. and
Mrs. a &. Minvielle. Mr.. arc Ms.
]. n Miller. mr.. and Mrs +. j Nor
gan. M. and Mrs. L. II. Mesick. Mss
Eva Noesu6n. Miss G. 4. Miguel, Miss
]. Mathews. Miss Agnes Nehner. Miss
Mabel Meyers. Mr.. j Noble Mr. and
Mrs. Andres Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. p.
r. Nueent. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott. Mr..
Chas. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. a. M.
Ormisf5n Nj. and Mrs Fred J. Olsen.
Mrs. Patzie and family, Mr. Manuel
FhIlIIps Mr. H. d. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Pennine
Miss NADIA Peterman. Mr.. Abel Rodri-
CUES. Mr. III Raphael Mr.. E. Reuthlne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Ross. Mrs. Pauline Ruttmanla,
Miss So6hy Raymond. Miss Flora Raw
Inns. Mr.. Son. Mr. Harry Steafn. MT.
O Stron. Mr.. and Mrs Chas Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w p ST George, Mr..
and Mrs. I'd. Sylvester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Sch0dahI Mr.. and Mrs. n. b.
Stearns, Mr.. and Mrs w Sack MT.
and Mrs. A 3. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs.
N K. Smyfhe. Mr.. and Mrs L Schar.
Ian. Mr.. and Mrs. " Schilling, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Schilling, IT., Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto SchillinR. Mr.. and Mrs. U.
N Sfraus. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stein
hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthem Schimmer,
MI. and Mrs, E. Schroll. Mr. ana Mrs.
M. Y. II. Soaring Miss Cert. Stitt.
Miss Julia silva Miss T. K, Smith,
Miss I. Starkey. Miss n Schubert. Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Strader Mr.. n. Tho
mas. Mr.. and Mrs Karsten Thot, Mr..
and Mrs. q. ". Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. ". Todd. Miss n 3. Tsvlor,
Miss Agnes Thrauas. Mr.. Howard W0r-
rail. Mr.. r. s. Vast. Mr.. n8n G. Web
- -. 49, vxr.-l1t< NJ. Il Meet NJ.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy and
family have gone to Hawaii Tor visit
Of several weeks.
- - =
Mrs. Shick of Lcng Beach, califor-
MIA. who spent o fortnight In Homo
lulu, returned to her mainland home
on one Of the recent steamers
-
AIR. and Mrs. Yerd Hill viii leave
next week for an extended tour. visit.
ing the Hawaiian Islands. Panama and
California. independence tOre.) Mon
itor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bish0p OF Hcnolulu.
John Cooper and J. ]. DAILY OF New
York City, and ]. Neish Of London arc
at the Stewart San Francisco Exam
liner.
Mrs. Ina Alexander Of Honolulu Is 4
guest OF friends IN Berkeley and has
decided to extend her sojourn until
after the opening Of The exposition. -
San Francisco Examiner
=
Mr.. and Mrs. William B, Hopkins
left Saturday Tor Honolulu to be away
for six weeks or so. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank B. King are also en- route TO the
islands, San Francisco Examiner.
= - -
Dr.. Clarence Veasey, who suffered
severe injury In an automobile acci-
dent in December, will spend the win
ter in Honolulu. He and Mrs. Veasey
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gently but nevertheless firmly with
you'll get your lels here" and the
Carnival spirit reigned supreme.
= - -
Senator H. B. Penhallow and Mrs.
Penhallow we're among the arrivals
IN Honolulu early this week. Mr.. Pen.
hallow has come to Honolulu TO attend
the session Of the Legislature and dur
ing their stay here Mrs. PenhailbR
viii be entertained extensively by her
friends. II has been some months
since this charming woman has made
q trip to Honolulu and her return VIII
be welcome
y - =
Chaplain and Mrs. VIM Reese Scott
| OF Fort Shafter entertained af dinner
Tuesday. February l6 The table vas
slaborately decorated with cutsiass
sluster vases flleI with sweet peas
and maidenhair fern. The guests were
Col and Mrs. French. Mr. and Mrs.
John e. Baird. Miss Fansten. Mr..
Frank w. Hall Of Philadelphia and
Mr. Watson OF Philadelphia
tAdditIonal Society On Page III
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Ethel Whiting. Misses Catherine and
Sophie Walker. Mrs. Fred Waldron,
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Ziegief.
An Informal Dinner.
In honor Of Miss Charlotte Powers,
the talented monologistew is visit.
ing in Honolulu. Mrs Fred Bush was
hostess at an Informal dinner on
Thursday night Pink was the color
scheme Of the decorations and delicate
pink hibiscSs ofnamented the center
Of the table. Covers were laid tor
Miss Charlotte Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Cameron, Mr. Hugh Howell, Mrs.
Bessie Abbot Rowland and Mr. and
Mrs Bush.
Enjoyable Concerts. S.
Music lovers, tired Of the popular
rag songs that can be heard floating
from the amusement houses and ho-
tells, have found the concerts Of Pro-
lessor Miltner on the Young hotel
roof garden Saturday evenings enjoy
able treats Nearly every Saturday
evening hundred or more society
folks can be seen on the roof garden
listening to the music rendered by
Professor Miltner and his orchestra.
For the night entertainments Of the
Mid Pacific Carnival the management
OF the hotel has decided to issue a
thousand tickets for each evening.
There will be no charge for the tick
cts which may be had at the office Of
the hotel, and the only reason for
using them viii be to avoid too great
a crowd.
nThe Shotgun, interests Society.
Among the very interesting attrac.
tons on the program of the Mid-Pa-
cific Carnival Is The Shotgun, the
comic opera to be given by local anna
teurs. Among those in the cast are
Mrs. Bessie Abbot Rowland, the tai
ented soprano who has already been
heard in Honolulu in several operas
and at private recitals; Miss Betty
Brown, society girl Of Seattle, who
win make her first appearance before
q Honolulu audience on Tuesday eve
nlng: Mrs. Alice Hayward. Honolulu's
own ingenue, who has won big place
In the hearts of its people, win be
seen IN clever role. Both William
Warren and Ned Steel, who have
proved themselves clever thespians.
will be in the opera !.
Already a large number of society
folk have engaged boxes for the per-
Torrance and many box parties viii
be preceded by dinners.
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In Honor Of Mrs. n. w. Lyon.
One CT the very charming affairs OF
this week was the violet luncheon at
which Mrs. Bernice Walbridge enter
tanned on Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
H. w. Lyon. An artistic arrangement
Of yiolets and maidenhair ferns orna-
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mented the center of the table and
place cards decorated with touches Of
lavender marked the covers for Mrs.
H. w. Lyon. Mrs. +. NJ. Swanzy. Mrs.
w. H. Babbitt, Mrs. Tom Wall, Mrs
Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. Harry Matfar;
dane. Mrs. George Sherman. Mrs. ].
s. Walker, Miss Parks, Miss Annie
Parks and the hostess.
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A Studio Tea.
George Selden RoOrbach has cards
out for another o. Ills delightful studio
teas for Thursday afternoon from 4
to 6 o'clock at the Hawaiian hotel,
This is the second Of the series Of
studio teas the artist IS giving. He
has invited large number of society
folk to view his new paintings Of the
beautiful scenes of Oahu.
= =
luncheon at Waikiki.
The Waikiki home Of Mrs. "A. Gar
tenberg was the scene Of e pretty
bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon
when she entertained few OF her
friends In the center Of the luncheon
table basket filled with yellow core
opsis and tied with dainty purple
tulle was an effective decoration and
clusters Of purple pansies we're the
guest favors.
AT the bridge which followed the
luncheon prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Annie Lakeland and Miss Elizabeth
Hargear Mrs. Gartenberg's guests
included Mrs. Georg Rodiek. Mrs.
Klebahn, Mrs. G. A. Brown, Mrs.
James McCandless, Miss Elizabeth
Hargear, Mrs. Annie Lakeland, Mrs.
C. w. Case Deering. Mrs. Albert Hor-
ner, Mrs. Arthur Rice. Mrs. Al. Hook
ing. Mrs w H. Munter.
Mrs. Thomas' Tea.
Mrs. w. B. Thomas was hostess at q
delightfully."- informal tea yesterday,
afternoon at her home on Punahou
street. Chfysanfhemums were the
flowers chosen BY the hostess for her
decorations and quantities of the huge
blossoms were seen in the halls ana
reception room In the dining room
there was combination of pink roses
with the chrysanthemums and an at
tractive cenferpiece Of roses combined
with pink tulIe ornamented the table
from which were served delicious re-
freshments.
- -
Engagement Of Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Jones of
Est Orange. N J.. have announced
the engagement OF their daughter,
Gertrude Bartlett Jones, to Henry La
mar Holmes Of Orange. Miss Jones is
a niece of Mr.. p. c. Jones of this city.
A host Of friends IN Honolulu rennem-
Der her as the very attractive young
girl who spent q winter here several
years ago and they win doubtless be
interested in hearing Of her engage
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expect to remain In San Francisco for
some months. but will eventually live
In the East.
= 49,
Mis- Lila Wagnser; who for some
time was in library work In Pasadena,
and who for the past two months has
been visiting in Hilo. has come to
Honolulu and is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Simonton.
q - - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. McHenry
sailed yesterday for Honolulu for a
months sojcnrn on the islands. A
group OF friends from Piedmont and
Oakland assembled at the wharf, In.
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Stanford
Scott, to bid them bon voyage. San
Francisco Examiner.
= y =
Mrs. Chester Livingston has come
down from the other islands and Il
visiting friends in Honolulu. Durinf:
her stay here she has been entertained
extensively by her host OF friends
Until Wednesday she was the house
guest of MRS. Frank Atherton and now
is visiting Mrs. vida Thrhm
- - -
Malcolm Brown, one Of the best
known hotel men OF San Jose, Is IN
San francisco awaiting the departure
OF the next steamer for Honolulu
Brown is on the way to visit his broth.
er. Cecil Brown. banker and one Of
the leading business men Of the Ha-
waiian islands He Is at the Stewart.
San Francisco Examiner.
= =
All day Thursday and Friday so
ciets was busy selling Carnival leis
On the street corners. in the functions
and In the entrance halls of the big
downtown shops, the prettily decorat-
ed tables were In evidence and one
was sure to be greeted sweetly and
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