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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS SUNDAY

The 1915 Baseball Season opens
next Sunday with game between
the McBrvde and Lihue Teams OH
the grounds of the latter, on one
side of the island, and between the
J. A. Cs and McBryde at McBryde
field.
The Makaweli q n McBryde
teams have already been seen to
excellent advantage i'll prelimi-
Aary series, recently played off;
while the Lihue it is understood
has acquired some promising new
blood, and expects to have strong
lineup. The J. A. Cs. which
makes up the complement of en-.
tries, for the seasons games, are
cotIs1ent of putting up a strong
shoSing. Though the entries this
year, are reduced from six to four,
as compared to previous years,
nevertheless n equally, if not
more promising series may b e
looked forward 20.
The schedules of games is as
follows:
Ist SERIES
May 3
Makaweli VS. ], A. Cs at Makaweli
McBryde VS. Lihue az Lihue.
May 10
Lihue VS. McBryde at McBryde.
J. A. Cs VS. Makaweli at Makaweli.
May 21
J. A. Cs VS. Lihue at Lihue.
Makaweli VS. McBryde at McBryde.
May 80
Makaweli VS. J. A. Cs at Makaweli.
McBryde VS. Lihue at McBryde.
June 6
Lihue VS. Makaweli at Lihue.
J. a. Cs VS. McBryde at McBryde.
June IS
J. A. Cs VS. Lihue at Lihue.
Second series begins on June
9th, there being no game on June
goth.
\The order for the second series
wi II be the same as for the first.
IF team can be arranged for
from Honolulu. arrangements will
be completed at later date.
The following umpires have been
appointed:
Lihue grounds
McBrvde - Henry Horner
Makaweli " Henry Sheldon
Base umpires may be arranged
for by consultation between um'
pires and captains.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
A Simple Wedding

A simple but graceful wedding
took place on Saturday evening in
the Union church when Rev. ] q.
NJ. Lydgate united NJ r. Albert
Ebbeling and Miss Lulu HacNbarth
in the bonds of matrimony.
Mr.. Ebbeling is one of the pro-
missing Young men in the employ
of the Makaweli plantation and
Miss Hack5arth is the well known
belle of Kapaia. She made a bride
of commanding dignity and beauty
though simple and unassuming
with all.
We wish the young couple much
happiness.
Albert Horner was among the
passengers for Honolulu in the
Kinau SATURDAY. night.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
PERSONALLY Conducted"

The Congressional party is to be
personally conducted" to Kauai
the gentlemen to carry out this in
teresting feature Of the program
being Senator Chas. 4. Rice, Rep
resentative J. H. Coney and Road
Supervisor J. . II. Moragne. They
will leave this afternoon for Homo
lulu, and will accompany the par
ty to Hawaii and from there to
this island The arrangement is
regarded as a most happy one, II
that il will facilitate the work OF
the committees at the landing or
the date of the arrival of the eX.
CurSion steamer here.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
A Novel Service

The groves were Gods first tenn
ple's, and there are none more
beautiful yet. On Sunday after
noon at 4 o, o'clock there will be a
special open air service i'll the
grove back of the Union church
where the graceful over-arcning
trees lend themselves to beautiful
effects of light and shade, and
columned vista's breathe romance.
The service will be largely musical
and responsive. 7 II Alol ikea
choir will render one of their
choicest pieces: the Union church
choir will be heard from; the child
rem will participate.
The special feature Of novel in
terest. however, will be a little
sacred play or pageant. a dram
atized version Of Abraham and
Isaac. 1t give promise of being a
very Interesting and impressive
presentation, as well as strikingly
original.
There will be a collection to
cover expenses. This will take
the place Of regular morning SCI
vice in the Union Church.
The public are cordially invited
and are advised to enter through
the church yard whence a foot
path leads into the forest.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Rains In Hanalei

w. V. Hardy, tine water man,
was in Lihue SATURDAY. afternoon
on his way back to Waimea. He
had been in the Hanaiei district
several days, making water meas
urements. The rains started, how
ever, while he was so engaged and
literally washed MIN out. He
reports very heavy precipitation
throughout that district.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
TODAy'S AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS
Sugar, raWs, 4.T7.

Sugar, raws, All
t1onoulu Congressional party spent JOYOUS Gay at WaikI
dance held last night in their honor,
The control of the Company bought by the Ter
rtora Investment Co.
Greetings from Samoa came by wircr.ss Yesterday
Salvage work the submarine is rosumed
Wilson VIII Await Particulars
P1youtPresden Wilson disposed to wait particulars
fore expressing an opinion on the Gahight affair.
Declared China Cannot Accede
PekngThe official of President YuanShh Ka declares
China can never accede to the demands by Japan.
Nation cannot be ruled and dqmna ted by aliens who would put
Representative GOuden Drops Dead
Phladepha-Whie waiting for the train to take him home
resentative Gouhden dropped dead.
Deck.OGcers Walked Od
deck officers who demand s25 90 mouthy increase of
Villa Lost Two Thousand
Washngon-t reported that Villa lost in the battle
Martial Law In TnpoH
Pars-The Italian Tripol
General BOtha WctoiCus
Africa with the of eight
Jack Hayes Killed
Paso-Jack Hayes American aviator with Villa fell
machine Yesterday killed while making practice flight
TeutOns Score In East
London Peograd does deny along the
admissions
that Teutonc allies have big and that Auiater
succeeded everywhere
Unless attaekns forces may be checked the troops Of the Gal
Lawson Released
Trinidad Cal.Lawson, the labor union leader who
ed for murder the first degree for killing John Mmmo and
fenced for life has been released pending application trail
Roosevelt To Take Stand
will the stand again defense
Monday Afternoon
Official Report Re GaAigh
WashingonThe official report regarding topedong
American tanker Gaigh being pat
rol boats, to the Sclly Islands.
Officials here Judgement awaiting details Admit be
Charles Short of Chicago, wireless the steamer
those killed.
Ambassador requested
air attack on the Cushing
Swedish Steamer And Two Trawlers Sunk
I.ondonThe Swedish submarine
the North Sea- and awlers sunk Aberdeen Scotland
CONTINUED NJ
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
MIR. Riechelt Hurt

While crossing a fence between
the plantation boarding house and
the bank in Lihue at noon Satur-
dty. H. A. Riechelt, assistant
baokkeeper for the Lihue Planta-
ton Company, fell and sustained
such injuries to an arm that he
was taken to the hospital az once
by friends. An X-Ray examina-
tion disclosed the fact that the in
iuries were not serious.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Two Dances

Two most enjoyable dancing
parties were given in Lihue last
week. On Tuesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. w. Broadbent en-
tertained at their home at Grove
Farm, and on Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Morgan gave
a Hesitation party.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Miss De Lackner Abroad

Miss Mildred de Lackner of the
Eleele hospital, will sail in the
Mktsonia from Honolulu tomorrow
for the mainland, going to her old
home in New York. She expects
to be away until October.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Gets Fifteen Days

On the third trial in the U. S.
District court at Honolulu, Manuel
G.. Silva, of Homestead, charged
with a statutory offense, was found
guilty and sentenced to imprison.
ment for fifteen days and to paw
costs of court.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Hotgaard TO Coast

Judge c. B Hofgaard was a
passenger by the Kinau Saturday
night for Honolulu, to take a
steamer for California, where he
will visit, partly on business aud
partly pleasure. He will be away
a month or more.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
BORN

Thompson-In San Francisco,
April 29, 1915, to DR.. and Mrs. J.
Malcolm Thompson, a son.
Mrs. Thompson was Miss Maude
de Bretteville, os Lihue,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Mary Pickford

w. Fernandez had quite a Sue
cessful run last week with the
Mary Pickford film Behind The
Scenes" showing to good houses
in Kealia, Lihue, Koloa and Wal
mea. The program as a whole
was an excellent one, and pleased
everywhere.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04

Editor L D. Timmons, of THE
GARDEN ISLAND, was passenger
for Honolulu in the Kinau Satur-
day night. He will probably re-
turn tomorrow morning.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
Mr.. Spalding Coming

r. P. Spalding has arrived in
Honolulu from California and will
be expected on Kauai tomorrow.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04

Senator Chas. A. Rice and wife
and Representative !. H. Coney
d family returned t Lihue
Friday morning.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04

Chas. r.. Rice, J. H. Coney and
]. II. Moragne will leave in the
w. G,s Hall tonight for Honolulu
to join the Congressional party in
the tour around Hawaii and back
to Kauai.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-05-04
A Sharking Party

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rice, Jr..
Albert Horner, Albert HOrner, Jr.,
and two lady tourists from the
Hotel Lihue made up a fishing
party at the beach near Koloa last
Thursday. They had planned a
sharking party, but the sharks evil
IDENTITY heard about 1t for they kept
we'll out OF the way, Miss Lam
don, a member of the party, had
the misfortune to sprain an ankle
during the day; but all other fea-
lures of the occasion were of the
most pleasant, possible character.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
THIS WILL SAVE
LIGHT BILLS

What color is the paprr-on your
living room lL-should be light II
you desire the best results and les
sened light bills.
The dark reds and brown so pop
ular I'm dining rooms must be RI
placed with light grays or tans, or
better still pure white decorations
as these shades absorb the minimum
OF light
Scarlet or crimson wall paper
wastes from 20 To az per cent OF
light. brown shades from so 10 ~
per cent; the yellow tones waste
from 90 10 90 per cent.
Few people ever consider this
fact when selecting the decoration
for the new home and the blame Is
often placed upon the dark weather
when II should be placed upon the
colors used In making the room
beautiful.
The trend OF the present house
decorator Is toward the use OF much
lighter colors, both for economy In
artificial lighting and comfort in the
daylight lighting OF large rooms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

aud Mrs John Lindt. Little Falls. y.
Y. MIR. and Mrs, Thomas Weitzel,
Utica. " Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Chapman Jackson, Mich. Mrs.
briggs viii give dinner Tuesday
evening. in the Detroit Athletic club
for her guests.
Mrs. John Stoughton New berry
will entertain at dinner. Tuesday
evening. in honor OF Mrs. Earl d..
Babst. OF New York who is visiting
Mrs. benjamin y Warren. Mrs,
Bahst will be the guest at luncheon
"Wednesday, OF Mrs Edith knight
Butler
DR.. Harry W Ladder. OF New
York. will give talk before the
Detroit intercollegiate forum. sun.
day evening. Nov 2s. in Euphrates
hall. Or. Iaidlaw Is well-known
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
The Confessions of a Wife
Would You Call 1t a Filtration?

! did not say anything, but now
that you and | are alone, little book.
| will tell you the reason why Mr..
Stuart probably tells that story ne
told me TO all the women be meets
that rather interest him and he
makes each one feel as / die at the
time-that he felt that at last he
had found a woman who might per
suade him that there were some
women in the world with loyal and
sincere hearts TO whom iaoney and
the Injuries that money could buy
were not the all of existence.
II seems TO me, little book. as
though we were all. men and WON
en- alike, too prone TO Judge a whole
class or race by one individual and
We are too apt to Judge even the In
dividual by certain set OF actions
that does not appeal TO us.
Jim has taken an unaccountable
prejudice to Mr.. Stuart because he
proved so interesting 10 every wom-
and at Eliene's. particularly me.
watched Eliene's most expires
sive face smile and dinple when
she talked 10 him, as il has not
done in years. and even Mollio. az
much engrossed as she was with
Chadwick, sat entranced while he
described a motor trip down the
famous Amalfi road.
Jim Is a dear, little book, but
his assumption OF being nv protec.
tor when Dick is not around
which is most OF the time that I
am out-sometimes gets on nv
nerves. He really seemed hurt and
indignant when insisted upon 20
ing with Mollis and Chadwick in
stead OF letting him take me home.
Il am going to tell Dick 10 take
better care OF YOU" he said. with a
Jitr~ tos.'is~ .gsnRh
Thank yoif very much, Jim. but
lacking Dicks care, which your
tone seems TO intimate, believe
I'll just try taking care Of myself"
Here, here, Margie, you're not
angry, are you? You know | do
not mean to hurt you"
You did not guess I'm tired.
Perhaps il would have been better
had | stayed at home tonight"
But would il. little book, would
1t? True. ! would have missed the
most interesting man ! have met
in long time, but | would have
probably missed some very disturb.
ing thoughts.
"Margie Waverly, ! believe you
are growing romantic in your old
age"
Ito BE Continued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
Styles at IS

Blouse OF tafieta in all the wanted colors
The collar and turn-back cuffs are OF eyelet
embroidery
A pussy willow taffeta with satin stripe is
made semi-tailored and Ia very attractive
suit waist In white The collar and cuffs are
hemstitched.
Suit biouses OF taffeta in beautiful shades.
Maize Copenhagen blue navy, changea0le'
white black and flesh. They have pockets
on each side embroidered In gold. and edged
with coral as are the cuffs and collar.
Other blouses for SIS are OF lace. both black
and cream some with coors under the lace,
crepe de chine. Georgette and combinations OF
silk and crepe
Hua.op--Third FIoor--w oodwsrd Building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
Fashions tor Americans

One OF the prettiest OF old fash
toned styles seen this winter Is that
OF the bertha. which appears in Ella
borate gowns in the quaint round
shoulder effect so commonly seen in
the pictures OIL the Empress Eugene.
But in addition TO this round should
r. effect. which is not becoming 10
every figure there Is the beTtha-sur-
plice effect. where the bertha comes
down and covers the front OF the
blouse. forming part Of IL, and is
lfaped over the top OF the belt or
ash
This pattern shows the practical
rplice bertha HIGH is a saving In
Material and is easier 10 make than
Lee dNictorian style The pattern
IS very easy 10 make. consisting OF
i,ted lining, over which an embroid-
~ surplice IS crossed in the front
ma back To form a bertha
Above the intersection. both in the
rJnt and back are little chenisette
fleets. which may be OF net, lace,
hi1fon. or any material suited 10 the
.ress. In silk dresses these chemi-
ties are often made OF pieces OF
bright broCsded ribbon or tinsel
uuI s9AlS osIg uIsllBd sIQL spoo5
round waist. known as the baby
waist" one OF the easiest styles OF
bodices 90 make up. In the baby
waist The neck is round and the
sleeves very short They may be
trimmed in any way desired, accord
ing TO the material OF the dres.
For evening wear flower trimming
is most used, except for older wo-
men, who use a great deal OF brill
liant pasementerie. The girdle may
be richly brocated or a plain mater
lal laid in close folds Il is the fash
ion 10 outline the waist very dis
tinctly. and the loose. straight waist
lines are no longer seen in formal
dresses. As to the fall skirt, IL may
ne gathered or plated al the top.
whichever is most becoming 70 you.
Stout or short women look best In
plaits and tall or thin women can
wear the gathers. Both are fash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
DINNERS OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR CHEFS
Dinner BY Chef Lattard of the Hotel Plaza.

4 Ihls menu II by Nestor A. L. Lat
iSst o. the famous Plaza. He is re-
nd az a wizard in things Niisine.
~ Ma prepared dishes for some of
'&k~ most prominent diplomats and
S<e Richest folk in the country. The
1ince OF Siam. with his dainty little
ufncess on their recent visit to the
s United States, enjoyed NJ. LRttards
o1k.ious menus. On one occasion he
, &Srved his royal highness, the prince
|Ivlt1, strawberries almost as large as
4 Hoor knobs. This Napoleon OF cook
cry has q simple menu for turkey.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Olives. Celery
Consomme
striped Bass Mollenhauer
Turkey Elizabeth.
M Sweet Potatoes.
Mince Pie. Strawberry Parfait
Cherry Brandy Ice.
Coffee.
xtriped Bass MollenhaueT-T Take
|Ahe tray out OF the fish boiler, place
mirepoix on the bottom and re
Enlnce the tray over that. Arrange
5Sger the tray nice striped bass,
|1horoughly cleaned and clipped, plac-
~ IN It's belly bouquet OF fragrant /
norbs. To five-pound or six-pound
hiss, pour In one quart and one pint
Ia half Rhine wine and sweet cider.
season the bass thoroughly with
]xaIt, pepper. paprika, and celery salt,
Place some medium small-siZed
peeled potatoes around the fish, add
n few nice pats OF butter over the
bass, cover and seal with paper and
dough, placing over the range to
steam slowly.
DO not unseal until II reaches 4
dining room.
Turkey Elizabeth.--A turkey STUFF
fed with force meat of either chicken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
IT'S PROPER

to place forks in order OF use. the
first one 10 be- used being furthest
from the plate.
to freak salads with the fork.
using bit OF bread or wafer II nee.
essary To keep the salad from slip
ping. Never cut salad with a knife
to use spoons for stirring and 20
test the temperature of beverages.
but not 10 sip tea-or coffee.
to seat yourself from the left slide
Of a dining chair and arise from the
same side. Allow the chair 20 re-
main where IL stands when you
have arisen from Il.
to place chairs around the dining
table so the front edge OF the chair
will be on line with the lower edge
Cf tablecloth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

ionable. This skirt has three side
tucks which may be built in rufhes
or folds or tucks. just as you please.
and trimmed in manner appro-
pirate 10 the goods II is the fashion
10 put featherbone in each OF these
tucks. or founces, 10 make them
stand out like a hoop. and for very
elaborate occasions the vogue is 10
put a featherbone. or comparatively
sim wire. fat across the front and
sticking well out al the sides and
back. 40 that the material is caught
by this frame 10 a foundation and
allowed TO stick way out every
where else. In many instances this
frame is covered with gold or silver
or some bright colored silk or satin,
that shows through the thin material
inside OF which II is attached.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

10 thought women had souls would
SDrobably be stricken by remorse
mud now am only made restless
by regret--the regret that the mind
e man can conceive and the heart
~ man. desire-an impossible won.
I'M. am going 10 say goodbye to
'4ou here. Wish me bon voyage, will
you not?
"Certainly: not only for this voy-
Age. but on all the ones you will
tAke until shall see you again. my
rood wishes will go with you.
u And so you do expect TO see me
again, do your
well, you have come back this
Anne, YOU know"
Again he murmured az ne bent
;ever my hand, Almost thou per
onadest me-good-bye"
anal Stuart ia the greatest firt in
This whole world" grumbled Jim
- ! danced with him after supper.
III don't Just see what the women
ne in him that makes them run
ofter him So"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

or ham into which YOU mix a guam
tity OF pitted and skinned grapes.
The turkey is nicely Drowned IN the
oven. then taken out ana covered
with a thick layer Of dough, 50 as
to show the shape OF The TURKEY.
Finish cooking in slow oven.
Serve Jelly and bread sauce with
it.
Straw berry Parfait.-To one quar-
of fresh fruits. add one quart OF
whipped cream well pcrfumed with
vanilla and ver- light, then decorate
it the same as cafe parfait and
serve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

word a man uses when he does not
wish people 10 know he IL just plain
selfish
on the night after Andres and
my quarrel over Bill when FIRST he
.oid me his idea Of tina suitable do
nestle arrangements tor married
people, | was completely bewildered.
Never had heard Of man and wife
living AZ apparently Andre planned
that we should live he told me
that were We TO occupy the same
house he would be quarreling with
me in two or three days lie said.
10 use his own words exactly, that
people always got on his nerves If
he saw very much OF them. So.
since he wished actually TO con
tinue 10 love me. il was his idea
that We should marry aid then /
return to my life and work in my
own studio apartment, and he 10
return 10 his II 7 wished 10 visit
him | might do so. Or IL he wished
TO visit me II would. under the cir
cumstances. be perfectly proper for
bin tc do so. Perhaps We could
spend our summer vacations to
gether.
cannot even now explain why
these ideas VI Andres made me so
,,Vbappv when he told them TO me.
Certainly ! mad onlyr oy rl9''mNNe
20 guide me in such matters. Ny
mother had not bean very close to
me for years, and my home, as a
child had not been one OF ideals.
indeed, a. a family We had no more
family feeling and natural love for
each other than we would have had
were we but FIVE complete strangers
thrown together in a no very COM
Portable boarding house. AS a mat
Ter OF fact, thanks 10 our entirely
different temperaments, az a family,
and our lack OF understanding with
each other. our quarrels had been
frequent and furious.
Thus II would seem that Andres
IDEAS for our domestic arrange
ments would, II anything, appeal TO
me. Home should have meant TO
me but four walls where one conlf
quarrel 10 ones hearts content with
out outsideres interfering. But !
had an affectionate nature. That. !
had proved in my ready response
20 Stella's friendship. the first gen.
erous heart which had ever opened
to me. Also had all the romantic
girls story book ideas of love and
marriage, plus a certain instructive
yearning tor spiritual beauty, which
was as natural 20 me az Is the man
ner IN which hower turns its face
appealingly 20 tho sun And 60 al
though ! could not reason. nor nm.
derstand why what my sweetheart
planned for me made me shrink;
vet so 1t was However. so deeply
did care for him. and so absolute
ly was he able 20 sway me FOR the
line az least. that soon he was able
10 make mo think that I felt a. he
did about the matter
Cant you see. Beth" he argued
with me. thai two people with such
temperaments and personality a.
We have couldn't possibly be shut
mp together in one home without
constantly disagreeiug with each
other upon all sorts OF little points
that do not matter but that would
nevertheless. drive IA apart Good
heavens, suppose Ne iidnt wish 10
breakfast al the same hour Thai
seems a detail. doesn't -? But 81
YOU were 10 wait for RE for break.
fas.. you'd get cranky waiting and
Id get cross and nervous because
I knew you we're waiting. Yet