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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

Last week, the engagement Of Mrs.
Jack Spreckels was chronicled In the
society columns and now comes the
word that Jack Spreckels and Miss
Sidi Writ have told of their. betrothal.
No dates have been decided upon for
either wedding, though all OF San
francisco Is Whiting fol. the word.
Mr.. Spreckels is well known to
Honolulans who make occasional Wis.
It's to the mainland and take part in
San Francisco's gay social life.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27
kalmnkl q the. Masked Ban.

HdlTIUkE II the' MdSkeu bdIl.
In green and yellow yama yama
suits, residents of Kaimuh after din:
aerner motDred to the. armory on
Wednesday evening to take part in
the masquerade ball. Those present
were MI. and Mrs. L. e. Thayer Mr.
and Mrs. A. 9. Prescott Mr.. and Mrs.
Q,Brien. Miss Evelyn Scott Miss Kate
Fergusons Miss Parsons, Miss Edith
Smith, Arthur CoymeS Max Mexico
van. William Clark. Mr. McGorage and
Mrs. R. Lame. z: = IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

Miss Violet Lucas Entertains.
Prior TO the masked ball at the Arm
Dry on wednesday evening Miss Violet
Lucas was hostess alta; dinner at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lucas. on 4unalilo street The
guests wore yana yaEna suits and In
time for the dance m0tored down
town Pretty flowers, artistically ar
ranged, ornamented the center of the
Psyche Berry, Miss; Claire Berry, Miss
Sara Lucas. Miss Eva MccorristOn.
Miss Violet Lucas, Miss ;Abbie Lucas,
Miss Virginia mccarthy Shirley Bush,
Wfiliam Oudsrkirk. Mr.. Carrycough.
Oscar MeCofriston, George McCor.
Fiston. Oswald Lightfoot and Arthur
Parish.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

Returning to f3oholniu. II.
Interesting 20 Honolulans win be
the news that Mrs. Henry E. Cooper,
wife of Judge Cooper. is expected to
return to the islands in the Matsonia
next Tuesday. Mrs. Cooper has been
visiting her daughters IN the East. II
has been nearly a year since she left
Honolulu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Is
OF OPINION THE
ALLIES WILL WIN
KING or GREECE is SAID TO HAVE
so EXPRESSED HIMSELF IN IN
TERVIEW WITH FRENCHMAN.
He Is SAID TO BELIEVE CENTRAL
POWERS CAN NOT WITHSTAND
THE PRESSURE INDEFINITELY.

ATHENS Greece. Dee. 2o.-king Con
-tuntnc Nj Greece thinks the allies ma,
overcome the TeutonS IN the present strue-
glc, according to unofficial reports Of IN
interview. between the monarch and Gen
craI Ca-telanu chief II the French general
staff. published here today. King Con~tan-
time II sand to believe that the central pow
cr- ran not indefinitely resist the economic
press ~urc..
King Constantine is reported 10 have
asked why the allies permitted the slow
destruction of Serbia and Belgium. The
reply was that the entire war situation had
to Doe watched and that this prevented the
concentration quickly of adequate help tor
the little countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
B0Y-ED REBUKES
AMERICAN PRESS,
J SPECIALLY ONE
GIVES OUT STATEMENT ON EVE OF
HIS DEPARTURE DENoUNClMG 1T
AS IRRESPONSIBLE PRESS"
MENTIONS PARTICULARLY PROVlD-
ENCE J5UREAL-CoLoNEL {. M.
~ HOUSE or TEXAS SAILS.
(By Associated Press }

NEW YORK, Dee 2S.-Coloncl u. MI
House Of Texas, Captain Kari Boy Ed. thc
recalled Germany embassy attachc, and
United States Minister w Belgium Brand
Whitlock, OF Toledo. sailed today tor Eu-
rope on the steamship Rotterdam.
Captain Roy-Ed was the center of thc
crowds interest and hc had 10 he escorted
up the gang plank BY friendly policeman.
Before leaving he gave ont statement
denouncing what he termed the "irrc-pon
sible press Of the United Statc~, c~pe-
cially the Providence Journal
"Vhile our enemie~ have been here and
are being supplied from this country Will
all forms of death>deahug munitions oi
war" he said. Il have been denounced for
having been concerned d. chartcring ships
at the outset Of the war 10 supply our
cruiser at sea with food and coal a-
though il were crime instead oi 4 strictly
lawful act"
Captain Boyd cited that Admiral
Dewey got coal from Hong Kong ~ thr
Spanish American war billed ~ thc cargo
az scrap irpn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
CUSTER SUIT IS
HEARD AGAINST
OUVAL OFFICERS
NEW PHASE IN DUvAL COUNTY POLL
TICS ARISES IN ATTEMPT TO GUST
SHERIFF AND COUNTY CLERK.
CASE TO BE HEARD AT SAN DIEGO
TODAY BY DISTRICT JUDGE A.
M. TAYLOR OF ALICE.
nI;y Associated l'rrs>.l

SAN DIEGO. Texas. Dec 2S-A new
phase ~ the noted Duval county political
fight came up here today. II wH- suit
to uu~t from office Sheriff N. M. Tohin. Di--
trict and County Clerk ~ MI Ralario~. and
County Commissioner GIvrn- A Purr son
XVI State senator Archie Purr The ease
wa- -rt tor today III district COURT here.
presided over IN Judge A Nj. TAYLOR %
Alice.
The leaders IN the county ~trtr~ have
been State senator Archie Parr and Ed g..
La~atcr. former president of the Texas
Cattle Rai~cr~' a~>6cialiou. and Duyal
county land owner Ia~atcr ha~ objected
to administrative act~ Of parr'~ tolitical
supporters. while the Parr men have
charged that la~ater'- long campaign has
been wagcd To gam control of the county
political machinery.
Mr.. l.a~ater tor more than year ha~
been pu~hing an audit Of the Dpal county
hopk~--whlc Mr.. Parr ha- been trying ~
create 4 new county. embracing part Of the
present Duvl buundaric~ When the
plctc. the county court house burned Since
then the Lu~atcr faction has been trying
tn complete THE book audit For this pur-
pose some NJ La~atcr'~ supporters obtained
,a temporary injunction recently against
amy uf Tho county Officials from rc~i.nirg.
They said they feared that without the in-
junction. audit oi the hooks might BE- de-
laNcd hy designations ui county Officials.
Va asking for the Injunction they charged
that the practice Of ~wlppin. ollicc~. a.
they termed it. had been worked before in
Duval county to defeat their aims. Sena-
tor Parr'~ attempt to crcate "a new county
wa- blocked bv technical objections. after
the legislature had designated the new
county and named 1t Lauham. The LaSater
supporters found that the nearest boundary
Of the new county was less than twelve
miles from the Duv;L county seat. San
Diego. On 4 provision IN the state con
~trutinn that the boundary - county
must br more than twelve miles from IN,
county seat NJ an adjoining county. the,
obtained \ district court decision that thu
Iluw crrniing I.anham wa invalid.
\ The la-t episode w ihr fcud occurred II
md pcccmhcr. thi- year. when Senator
\ Parr and sheriff Tphin each paid ~lnO tine
and served one hour IN JAIL Thi~ wa~ fol
lalr.cd interference with investigations oi
the Duval county grand Jury. when Mr
Parr anil Mr. Tobin removed from rh,
grand iury'- halnl~ county books whicl
ith.t body examining. The La~atel
faction charged that this was another at
Tempt to block the audit OF the count,
Lhnnk>. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
ARTILLERY FIRE
GENERAL ALONG
VOSGES FRONT
,I.y Assm.iakrd Press.

LONDON, Dee 2S.-tircat artillery ac-
tivity along the whole No-gc- front IL rc-
ported from the Paris war office today.
following several days ~ quiet The allied
ayiator~ report ~ sign cf Tcutouic move
against Saloniki. says An Athens dispatch.
and II ~ now believed there ~ little dan
ger VT the military operations extending
into Greece.
Prtroerud reports Successful naval
engagement in the Black Sea. with the
probable lo-~ of IN enemy submarine.
King Victor Emmanuel J. unociallv re
ported in Berlin a. havin. been wounded
by an Austrian grenade.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
UNLESS GOOD REASONS ARE SHOWN
FOR CONTINUING Correspondence
SEVERANCE ONLY STEP POSSIBLE

that unless some excellent reason Tor con
timing the Ancona cores ~pondrnre A. pre-
~entcd, nothing Will bc left but III sever
relations.
State department officials are expecting
information from Ambassador Pcnheld re-
garding the conference with Premier Blu
riun at Vienna. which may give definite
status. Recent advices at the Austrian
embassy said that Austria would be guided
with a concern for the good relations be
tween the two countries. which led officials
until today to believe that Austria might
suggest arbitration
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Villas Bloody March.

iiil AS>otIHfrd ire>~t
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dee. 2S.-tcn-
cral Francisco Villa has an army of $40
with HIM. according to Colonel Alberto Tru-
Milo, formerly of Villa command who j.
here. TruiiIlo ~a.d Villa, retreat threreh
Sonora Wa q ''hloodv lane of horror
I'VE arrived back IN MADEIRA. Truiilla
SAID, with but onciitth Of the forces All.
had "n leaving Chihuahua and Villa cul-
inual boasts that hc would Vet whin t.,r-
rama got ~ our nerves W. knew th"
rccupcration uf the Villa army would m.
impossible because there were WV fund
and ~ way M getting -upplir-
"Our decisive defeat wa WI thr huud-
.of General nrgucz at IIuno. near IIrrnn
~Illu From l.lano wr started north hui
had only reached Carbn when wurl
reached u- that General CaIlr- had rrru
plrd Nogalr- tor Carrlnza. closing onr In .t
avenue Of escape In sonora.
When the men heard the unly alter
mIrivc wa~ a. retreat back into c-hif1uhn
there was mutuy III which Cnluucl Jest
Bclirin and MAJOR Cri-tofcro Pcrato II
Slain. General Villa himself had Il uar~.w
escape from ASSASSINATION al the hand of
one of hi> staff ofliccr~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Pham To Vote On
Incorporation Soon
Especial "a The Herald \

PIlARk. Texas. Dee. 3S.- County Iudrr
M. II. G"~-agc wv Edinhurg hu~ called ;ir
election Ky I'M held w ihc town uf Pharr "n
ihc second day ol February. 1916. at which
time the vutcr~ wiIl decide un thr inrnr-
rnratinn WI thc town. The proposed char
ter call~ tnr thr commission form WI GOV
crnmcnt and Y nmvur and two cuniui--
~ioncr> will w elected. Candidate l...r
not vet announced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Dee. 27-Federul
authorities al FL Pa~o today were instruct
ed to report fully on the condition of Gen
eral Nictoriano IIuerta. military prisoner
the United States. who l. reported Ill and
eager to he away from surveillance Tn
les Il = shown that IIuerta l. seriously III
mcnt at San Antonio next month on "a
charge 81 violating the American ncutrahi,
laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
OLD BOY
CONFESSESC CRIME
SAID HE WAS MEMBER or BAND or
THIRTY YOUTHS WHO HAVE COM
MITTED SO ROBBERIES.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Dee. -. Russell Greg
ory II wears Old. today confessed tx being w
member NJ \ band MI thirty youths who
have committed fifty robhcie~. numerous
holdup- and theft WI scores NJ touring ears
within THE last ~lX months here. Gregory Ny
companion wa killed lat night IN de-
trctive IL pistol battle. Gregory wa~
wounded IN the shoulder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
ROCKEFELLER
PROSECUTION
TO CONTINUE
NV Associated PrcSs.l

NEW YORK. Dee 2s-lnitcd States
District Judge Hunt today denied the dr
fcndant'- motion tn dismiss the government
prosecution of the New Haven ease against
William Rnckriclicr and ten other-, and
the defense began to take up testimony.
The case i said ID hc nearing \ conclusion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
For Mexico Schools.

ITN A~~WFlNtrH I'Fr~~.
DOT GLA>. Arz.. Dee. 2S.-tiencral w.
Eha- GALES. thc military governor vi ~n-
n"rl- A. preparing to establish school -,--
trm- similar tp California. IL ~ report IVA
here today. Conferences have already
been held with thc University of California
authorities and instructors probably vim
~ sent Ky Mexico. The new system prob
ably Will include ~chuol~ oi agriculture,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Burglar Refused To
Close North Door
When He Departed

WANAIINCUfE. Tex. Dee.
- 4 burglar here last night
refused tu III, q the north door
after leaving u house which ne
rau~n-kcd. although hc was ask
cd ~ dc. The wind was blowing
blizzard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Dee. 2S.-Austria
viii not meet the United States demands in
IL forthcoming reply and Tcutonic diplo-
mats are preparing for breach of rela
tiou~, ii i, unoficialIy reported here today.
Ii was understood in diplomatic circles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Drinks Acid, Dives
3 Floors, Lived To
Regret His Folly

DALLAS. Texas. Dee. 2N.-F. q. Anuu
drank carbolic acid and then divrd from
y third story today. but survived several
hours III combined suicide attempts be-
fore dying. H. admitted after the leap the
folly of hi- au.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
AMERICAN MAIL TO
GERMA SEIZED
ABOUT BY SHIPMENT
MAN sYMPATHzERs IN UNITED CONTRABAND
STATES TO GERmAnY-MAL ON TWO STEAMERS SEIZED

lies intend -eizine al mail from the United
States suspected to be destined for Ger
many. Il was learned here today. This was
brought about bv the shipment Of contra
band by mail from German svmpathzer~
to the Fatherland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
CONG. BUCHANAN AND
OTHERS INDICTED ON
STRIKE PLOT CHARGES

TaNlar president of the labor unions nu-
tiunal peace council, Franz Won Rcniltcn. "
German agent. and two othcr~ today were
indicted by the federal grand Jury charged
with plotting strike in American muni-
tion- factories.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Hungary COntmpIates Wheat Monopoly.

LONDON, Dec 2o-Ilneary contcm-
pilates ha king the cultivation oi wheat -
national monopoly, according To a dispatch
today from Budapest, but icar~ of popu-
lar revolt arc said To be hclding the move
mcnt m check
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28

PARIS. Dee 2s-'rhc danger Of 4 rup-
ture between Austria hungary and the
United States following the forthcoming
reply to the second United States note OF
The Ancona H. recognized IN Austrian Of
fetal circles, according to adviccS printed
Ecre today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
CEy Associated Ircss.)

NEW YORK, Dee. 2-.-Congrc~~man
Frank Bychanan of Illinois. former Con
gresham H. Robert Fowler Of Illinois
Crank Mounctt. former attorney general N
the state Of Ohio. David Lamar. Jacol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Thunder, Lightning, Ice
And Sleet AT Temple

T. TEMPLE. Texas. Dee. 2S.-Thundcr and
lightning added a novel feature to ~leet
storm here this morning. Today j. the
coolest day of the winter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Hospital SUPPLIES Shipments Modified.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec 2s.-The
American Red Gross today wa~ informed
~hinmcnt Of hospital supplies and will per
init passage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
ASK REPORT ON
CONDITION OF
GEN. v. HUERTA
MILITARY PRISONER or UNITED
STATES is REPORTED I'LL AND
EAGER TO BE RELEASED.
UNLESS SHOWN He is SERIOUSLY
ILL GOVERNMENT WILL PRESS
INDICTMENT AT SAN ANTONIO.

TTFN lNN~FFfITFI TF'~NTT
FL PAS0, Texas, Dec 28.-General
Francisco Villa is fugitive in the Guer-
rero district. just north OF MADEIRA. in the
western part OF the state OF Chihuahua.
according to advices received today by
General 0bregcn. the Carranza COM
manGer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Movement Growing For Embargo On
Munitions For Warning Nations

soon after the rcopening of congrc>-. Ar
the la~t session ut congress riur.
three million persons signed pt,iil". Ter
an embargo. and members of cpngrr-
again flooded with petitions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
tBy Associated Press. ,

WASlIINGTON.~p. g.. Dee. 2S.-The
movement for legislation for an embargo
ON munitions exports has grown % in>iS-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Death OF a Prince is Announced.

LONDON, Dee 2S.-Thc death of Prince
Eeon Ilohenoh- Sclrillingtur-t. the -un of
vGermany'~ late imperial chancellor. wa-
announced from Amsterdam tuduyA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
TEUTON DIPLOMATS PREPARE
FOR A BREACH OF RELATIONS
FORD PARTY LEARNS ONE Ma
TON WILLING TO TALK PEACE

STOCKHOLM. Dee. 2S.-La~t
nlght'~ Ford peace party meeting
brought on the statement that secret
Information reveals that certain bel
h.crcnt n willing to negotiate for
peace
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
BLIZZARD OVER
TEXAS, SNOW AT
LAREDO TODAY

DALLAS. Texas. Dee. 2S.-A blizzard
extending virtually all over Texas today
gave the state the first touch of real win
ter. Report from all sections tell of ~lcct
and cold. The cold cxtend~ over the mid
die west. The TrXa- now extended 1" la
redo. on the Mexican border.
The northcr struck thc lower Rio tirandc
about O'Clock this morning, and ai 7
o'clock the lowest record NJ thc mercury
al the United States weather bureau -iu-
tiUn here. Observer j. III. Hester said was
II degrees above zero. Heavy clouds wcr,
blown toward the coast. and by noon had
passed entirely AWAY 4 few drops NJ
RAIN fell with the arrival of Nh uorthcr. bat
otherwise there wa- nn moisture. The
weather became mild thi- afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
sssss ss.ssss
The WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
. the lower gulf STATES ani the Magic
Valley i issued by the United States
. weather bureau ut New Orleans:
. Cooler th~ afternoon. fair ana colder
. tonight, with freezing temperature
. aud frost M the coast. Wednesday,
: tair with slightly rising temperature.
. with diminishing norlhprly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28

BERLIN. u. C.. Dee. 2s-The seizure OF
American mail ~irom two steamships er
route to Holland by the British government
i reported IN a Rotterdam dispatch today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-28
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather OBJ
scrvations. covering the 2I-hour
period ending at : a. IN. today, are
furnished by J. c. Hester. United
States weather observer at Fort
Brown:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-03-06
GOVERNMENT 70 PAY BROsE
1866 BECAUSE OF INJURY

Attorney P. ]. Russell today re-
ceived information Ia letters from
Senators Nelson and Clapp that the
senate had passed the bill directing
the secretary Of the treasury to pay
Arthur Brose, mail carrier Of this
city, $866.58 on account Of injuries
received while in the discharge of his
duties in the postoft1ce here on July
3, 1912. The bill had previously
passed the house..
Brose was first appointed carrier
in February, 1911. His injury was
received while on duty when he fell
through an open cellar door. He was
given leave of absence but because
of inability to perform his work he
rendered his resignation to the gov
eminent in July, 1913, being rein
stated in November of the same year.
s The postoffice appropriation bill Of
1915 provides that leave of absence
with full pay may be granted en-
|ployes injured while on duty during
the period of disability, but not ex-
ceeding one year. Mr. Brose has
never recovered from his injury and
only recently returned from the Uni
versity hospital where he received
treatment. He has been able to work
but little since the accident and has
been forced to spend considerable time
in bed. Mr.. Russell has represented
Brose's claim before congress.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-03-06
FALSE ARREST IS..CHARGE
Benville Township Woman Asks 49,.
600 Damages for Alleged False Ar.
rest on Insanity Charge.
OFFICER HAD NO AUTHORITY

Claiming that she was illegally ar
rested by deputy sheriff, on war
rant sworn out by justice of the
peace, and brought to Bemidji and
arraigned before Judge of Probate
Clark for examination as to her san
ity, Mrs. Marguerite Johnsrud, of the
Town of Benville, asks damages from
six defendants in case which is now
on trial before Judge Wright in dis
trict court. :.-r-.
1t appears that the justice had no
authority to order the woman ar
rested, even though requested to do
so by neighbors who had introduced
a series of complaints. Mrs. Johns
rud was arrested on August 10, Of
last year, brought to Bemidji and on
August. 10 the examination took
place, the result being that she was
granted her freedom, the charge Of
false arrest being the result.
The defendants include the deputy
sheriff, who made the arrest, the JUS
tice of the peace, who swore out the
warrant and witnesses in the insani-
ty case. These are the defendants,
Martin .Sandmerk, Martin Teigland,
Gedeon Olson, Ole Hanson, Martin
johnson and Phillip Hawkinson. At
torney Ira M. Richardson of Thief
River Falls, appears for the plaintiff
in the case, and the defendants are
represented by Attorney Henry Funk
ley of this city. The case was be-
gun late yesterday afternoon and may
take several days for trial.
~. The jury in the case of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pelkey against L. p.
Batchelder, a breach Of contract be-
ing claimed, retudned a verdict Of
$50 for the plaintiffs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-03-06
ENJOY MEAL ..
j. !, PREPARED BY STUDENTS

Il, 49, ~ lyrr W Z, : o. = : ?
Members of the Bemidji high
school domestic science class, and
Miss Agnes Halland, the depart
ment's able supervisor, won a place
in the hearts of 600 farmers and bust
ness men of the city this noon when
| they served an elaborate luncheon
to those in attendance at the Farm
ers' Institute. !.
The girls, under the direction of
Miss Hallapd, had planned to care
for 400 guests, but when 900 rushed
into the dining hall. one could not
have told by their expressions that
/ they were in the least surprised or
worried. ...~.-
This was the, menu: Esealloped
potatoes, spaghetti with tomato sauce,
dill pickles, Parker House rolls,
doughnuts, Brookfield sausage and
coffee. ...-. 49,.
The hungry guests did away with
l65 dozen fresh doughnuts and
buns; two bushel of potatoes, the
supply running short; 500 pieces of
domino sugar; IS packages of spag-
hetti; IS cans of tomatoes; nine
pounds of coffee; rs quarts of milk !;
1900 sausages and a large quantity
of cream. l.. ....-:s.. ..... ---.-- .....
| Every girl who assisted in the
work cannot be given too much credit
and vote Of thanks and apprecia-
ton was extended to the class.
Ella Anderson and Lottie Melon
aid were the head mattresses, and the
following, assisted by Harold White
and Herbert Warfield, served:
Potatoes Elaine Boyd, Ella Of
terstad, Alice Minnick, Viola Guen-
Their; meat Olga Skinveg, Dorothy
Carson, Florence Thatcher, Dorothy
Clark; spaghetti-Margaret Brandt,
Ethel Roe, Edith Mills, Myrtle
Schmidt, Mabel Johnson; buns
Florence LaCombe, Elge Ditty, Ella
Anderson, Lottie Mcdonald; dough-
nuts Marion Segal, Myrtle Madison,
Emma Gultz; coffee Martha Larson,
Mildred Richardson, Margaret Rip
pie, Ruth Bently; mattresses Lottie
Mcdonald, Ella Anderson, Myrtle
Madison, Ethel Roe, Cecilia Olson and
Anna Felke.