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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
LODGE OF SORROW TO
BE HELD BY ELKS AT
AUDITORIUM SUNDAY

The annual lodge OF sorrow. which
Is observed 10y Elks AN over the Unit
ed states on the same day each year
win ne held next SUNDAY The mem
beers OF Albuquerque lodge are plan
ming an unusually interesting and
beautiful program, to be rendered in
the high school auditorium sunday
afternoon. and the prospects are that
the building viii be filled 10 over
flowing when the services are hold
The lodge of sorrow is held TO pay
tribute to the memory of the mem
hers of the lodge who have died dur
ing the year. \ fine musical pro-
gram has been arranged and adj
dresses viii be heard from prominent
members Of the order Hon. A. r.
Renehan. Of Santa he. will deliver
the principal address al the meeung
Sunday afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
LEGAL AID FOR POOR
IS GIVEN APPROVAL
OF BAR ASSOCIATION

The plan OF legal ala for persons
who are unable to pay attorneys fees
received the approval of the Bernalillo
County Bar association, which met at
the Commercial club last night
Provision is made for the appoint
mcnt Of attorney by the district court
to defend persons charged with
crimes. However, no provision for
counsel for persons who have causes
for civil action. The legal plan would
take care Of this class and some 9TH
ers.
While the plan has not been fully
worked out yet the idea has been
60 K-ed" by the Civic Beucrment
league. To protect attorneys from im-
position the plan viii require that
persons deserving OF legal aid must be
recommended bl the civic Bettcrment
league, give am affidavit as 10 their
financial means and finally be passed
upon hy the legal aid committee of
the bar association.
The bar association also took steps
to entertain the state association,
which Will meet here December -
and lG Judge George r. Craig was
appointed chairman OF committee
TO make arrangements for the enter
minmout of the visitors. He will APP
point his associates.
Attention was called to the fact that
the trial Of men charged with conspir
acy to ala General salazar IN his es-
cape from the county Jail at old AL
buWerquc will begin December 10, It
was feared that this may lessen the
attendance at the meeting
w a. Eeleher, pearcc llodey and
.C. NJ. Bolts were enrolled as members
the association
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
NEW MEXICO POULTRY
IS PRAISED BY THE
NATIONAL SECRETARY

S. T. Campbell. Of Mansfield, o.
secretary Of the American Poultry as-
ISOLATION, last night spoke to bird fan
cicrs az the Commercial club Mr.
Campbell arrived here Yesterday
morning from the IN paso poultry
show ana returned to the Pass city
last night
Mr. Campbell spoke m terms of
praise of the quality of birds raised in
New Mexico. saying that entries from
thc state seen by him at El Paso could
compete at Boston and New York.
About seventy five New Mexico birds
are on exhibition in El Paso.
Mr. Campbell said that the national
association rs preparing a text on
poultry which il hopes to Introduce
In an schools. Several schoos a-
ready have adopted il and an effort
will be made to make lis use country
wide. he said He emphasized the inn
purtance of the poultry industry, say
ing that it had reached the billion
dollar mark
Guy A. Reed of Carlsbad, n A.
who was the state delegate 70 the
san Francisco meeting. also spoke
saving that he believed many Of the
birds OF this state could have com
peted with success Ia the san Fran
cisco show
Fred Wright. secretary of the AL
luQueruue association. last night an
nounced additional prize winners Of
ia. state show hold here last week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Born to Mr. ana Mrs f. y LudwiB
900 East Iron avenue q daughter,
w. II. smith tho blacksmith has
roopeued his shop 10 2ol West Copper
avenue
Ten days special sale so per cent
or Auto Lap Robes Korhcr & Co.,
eos North second
Assistant United states District ATT
torne} a. g. Conrs. Jr. returned last
uight from Laa Negas
Marcus a. dc BBea of Saudoyal
county. iaft last night for Washington
ID a.. on important business
Seth n Parker the popcorn vendor
at the r. thcattr corner lutt last night
for l3i ruso whore hc WIN visit Tor
two woel,H
The executive committee Of thc v.
p g u win meet at $3.50 o'clock
tonight al thc Central Ayomc Motho-
dist Episcopal church
John Gully of Wagon Mound ~ A..
loft here last night ion his homo He
may move here 90 send his daughters
to The CuNus9 Of Sew McNlcn.
Col n y TvHehell of las Vegas.
suH here luat night on the way Go GN.
lup ON lrsal buauci Gle viii leave
Tor the Carbon CTS This monng
Mrs. Iuanio Hernandez yesterday
was appointed hy Probate Judge John
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02

Waldron Bailey the author provid-
ed an exciting basis for this photoplaY
which gives Miss Young every chance
manifcatne her wonderful dumat-
he gifts. She is plutiua, sirl In the
heart of the moupshnng district, bee
loved by Zeko. young cuuntyman
Who has rival ia Dan Hodges the
keeper of am Illicit still, which is
sought after lay the revenue authori-
ties rho two mon quarrel bitterly.
puunas pet bear IS killed BY Dan
Hodges, who subsequently nearly muir
ders Plutinu, But the intervention Of
Zoke saves plutina. and Dan Hodges
is killed
Clara kimbal Young has the sup
port OF Chester Barnett and Robert
Cummings
Very fine settings are seen i'm this
picture, which IS splendidly acted aRd
STAGED
THE Heart of the Blue Ridge will
be shown an The pastime theater today
only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
SPLENDID PROGRAM
GIVEN BY PUPILS OF
SACRED HEART SCHOOL

Complimentary TO the patrons OF
the Sacred Heart school was the suc-
cessful entertainment presented yes
terday afternoon 10y the students of
the school
Visitors filled the spacious assembly
room 20 capacity to enjoy 20 program
given In commcndablc style, correct
speech and ease of manner Particu-
LARRY good were the song numbers that
evidenced careful training ana latent
talent.
The artistic blackboard drawings,
mottocs. cut flowers, palms and stage
with scenic equipment made effective
setting for the program numbers
Stud,nW of The school were assisted
by Misses lrgnrc Pnrtoh and beatrice
HW
The order OF entertainment was.
Address ot welcome Lucy Acosta.
Chorus='Thc RcNel eff the Leaves, %
pupils of sixth, seventh and eighth
grades Orem and violin ompmi-
mcut
Concert Reading -"rhe Lost steam
SUPP HiAAHs N'N fHNf AlIN ttaiifA %
grades
Reading Three BAD Litlv Boys
four third gradcrs
song and pantomime- ia Goiuu-
dtiuu sJun. seventh and eighth
Grades atean violin and mandolin
accompaniment
I Chorus Farmer Ruys SONG. siNth
seventh and eighth grades
Violin Solo, Miss Irene partch
BcadIns Naughty Zcl, Nils,
irene fHteh.
Beading Examinations girls 81
sixth seventh ond tiehth grades
Saug -aA a Boys Pleasure. tbl
Bows Wanted nfth graders
BEADING. HaWatha's childhood,
1--WE fuugh graders
Eeldins Pop Corn four TOTS o
.rrmuA efado
Violin Solo "Nalse Caprice. Mist
l1uc Parton Accompaniment Mis'
IfiURttiCr ftiit
sone "lead kindly Light grh
Iof sAth seventh and eighth grades
Interpreted ny aoobtes of the s4cre,
ttear church,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT
SITUATION To
Be INVESTIGATED
Mayor Boatright Announces
Calling of Fire Committee
for Hearing to Be Held To-
night

The Ure department. SSH boz the
subject off au investigation by tho
rirc committee OF the council tonlebt
The hulnr of little owen Doris
whom as, hishland motor engine uu
into thc fence Do front 80 his home
little more thm week. ago Is to De-
probed into Uut Mayor R0ltr.ght
STRONGLY iutmrpd in q statement yas-
tcrda} that tine Investigation would
Doe more far-reachne than that
Manor Bnatreht is cN-offcio meme
Der 81 the fire committee. He said
thai ne bad cA.ed tho meeting for
tonight CIy ATTORNEY Thomas 81
Wilkeuou. who bad recovered far
enough Yesterday 10 bc 40 the eiy
han, also WIN ue there H. is ID coin
cIdenco that the city nttorne, was
injured On me automobile accident.
lat Gallup. the same msht the Doris
child WAS killed.
Hint at Scope of Probe.
Speaking of the investigation yes-
tcrday Mayor Boatught said that the
whole situation would Doe gone into.
This Was taken % mean that the COM
mittee would dckc further than
simply into the Doris accident That
an Investigation would Do held into
the killing at the boy has been OK.
pectod. as announcement was made
shortly atlcrWard that the city would
look into the matter officially iu adj
dition 90 me coronors inquest How
D..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
OPENING OF WURLITZER
PIANO STORE ON SOUTH
SECOND STREET FRIDAY

It is announced in another part OF
the Journal That am informal opening
nt the new store of the Wurlitzer mu-
seal instruments POO South Second
street VIII be held tomorrow after
noon and evening from $3.50 to 2
O'Clock and the music lovers of the
city and vicinity especially the ladies.
are urged tn attend and set acquainted
with the famous Wurlitzer pianos and
phyer-piauos Choice music VIII DE
rendered during the above hours. and
AIRS John L. Donovan who has been
played IN charge vt the store as man.
aver with Mir FLYNN and MIR popo-
VAN. win be present On explain the
good qualities of these Instruments
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TO 49, KNOWN AS "TIiI sJlTN.
FORUM.

T. \ Carter. proprietor ~ thc Al
huqueruuc Wholesale Cleaner, and
Dyer, has purt hasrd un interest la
Nuung'- suitaturium near the pu-tuf-
flee. The place will hcntelorth IN
known as "Ilio Sailatorium." They
are prepared ia do the best work ia
the state None bus experienced
tallof- uilI ia their pressing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
PHOTOGRAPHS Of
MAYORS Of CITY
To Be PRESERVED
Present Executive Is Collect
ing Pictures to Be Hung in
His Office at the Municipal
Hall,

A plan that has historical value
and which VIII decorate the bare
walls of the mayors office iu the city
han bare except for several maps-
/ s being worked out by Mayor David
/ II HoatrIght The mayor ls original
on Of The plan 70 is 90 place tho
1 pictures of ala OF the twenty mayors
of Albuquerque us town and city
ON the wallis of the executive office.
Mr. Boatrlght has already written
20 nearly an of the past mayors, on
their relatives il they are dead. ask
Ing for photographs He has not yet
received replies from an but the per-
, ccntngo of responses gives promise
o. the success Of the plan. Most Of
the executives, or their families, live
here. However several moved away
from here aud some died la other
states. making the task ol getting
photographs of them hard Because
Of this two or three may bc missing
hut the mayor has hopes OF complct-
ing thc chain
All 20 BE Same Size
1aoh OF tho past mayors. on their
relatives. are asked for photographs
OF the same size. eleven by fourteen
inches They are not asked TO frame
them The city viii dc thut, the mayor
said 30 that they win be framed uni-
formiv
Mayor Boatrlght Is Albuquerquc's
twentieth mayor counting them from
thc time when the present city was
a town Henry lufta was first may
o. Joseph e. saint was first mayor
after GA, Incorporation
The list OF mayors before lncorpor-
alton follows
Horny laffu. dead George Lail now
In san Lake city Utah W g. chill
deis dead A. H. walker now county
clerk G. " Mcylert dead Mike
/ Mandcll now county treasurer
/ M lS9l Albuquerque received its
charter The executives since then
Wrrc
Mayors Since Incorporation.
Joseph r. saint who lives here;
Dr g. s. Eastcrday. dcud q brother
of pr D. S. EastcrdaN Sell -.
/ Field. who lives Nero. u Lulhy
who lives hrrc. J g Baldrdge. who
lives 10 california Dr strickland
Albright doad Frank W. CaucN
now state attorney seucUl o n.
Maroon. now state treasurer charles
T.. Myers dead. Frank Mckee. dcad,
l'elM Lester, dead. pr j. E Eldor
who lives here cot y Is j. Sellers,
.uno lives hero. and MaNur HUttright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02

The new song "tnclc sam. You're
a Grand Old Man. comprised b, or
lando Joncs and Joseph King Of tlt-
city dust received snd can De pur-
chased at thn mu~tc ~tort~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02

Enchiladas. ramaics, Chill Free
dcil,ess. innae 400, spanish Kitchen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER co.
tle s. SECOND.
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y. A. WILLIAMS
nastflEf

Rooms and 3. Whiting building
Corner Second and Gold
Phone Nh ga
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PHONE H..

25-CFNT TAM AND AUTO
DAY AND NIGHT
EMIL GRECO
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Mrs. Charles BromwelI. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis n. Swanxy. Mrs. C. l. Bodre.
TO. Col Rafferty, and the hosts.
50
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0f the skating club, who were seen
Were. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle, Mrs.
&c. T. Bodrero, Mrs. Harrison Hall. Col.
and Mrs. Reynolds, Mad, and
Mrs Frank w. Coe. Judge and Mrs.
A. A. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. GerrIt p.
Wider. Col. and Mrs Wilmot ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Ellis, Gen.
and Mrs. William H. Carter and Miss
Betty Case.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold r Nichols
Of Fort Kruger have planned q buffet
supper before the skating club on
Tuesday next and Gen. and Mrs. w. H.
Carter also have Invitations out for q
dinner on Tuesday.
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dainty little cup and saucer.

dainty little cup and saucer
Among those who enjoyed Mrs.
JohnSon's hospitality were Mrs. D. E.
stlbtiiey, Mrs. A. e. Davidson, Mrs. l.
C. Atlles with her house-guest, Mrs
Williams; Mrs. T. Birmingham, Mrs
Charles Drew, Mrs. C. n Afherfon,
Mrs. Jack Guard. Mrs. Edwin Benner,
Mrs Samuel De Freest, Mrs. d. G.
Max, Mrs &C Parsons, Miss q. E,
Parsons Mrs. Howard Ellis, Mrs. An.
gus, Mrs. ]. j Belsers Mrs F.. G.. Ly.
ser, Mrs. 1. J. Warren, Miss Myra An.
gus Miss Jean Angus, Mrs. J. L
Yong and Mrs. Rcsenfeldt.
~ 81
MR. Harold (. Nichols Ensertains.
mrs. Harold f. Nichols entertained
at cards at her home In Ruger on
Thursday afternoon. The Nichols
home was transformer into 3 bower BY
bamboo and baskets Of maiden-hair
tern. Mrs Nichols is a charming host.
tss and this was one of the most en-,
toyabie affairs OF the week. Some OF
those present we're Mrs. Charles Brom.
well. Mrs Charles c. Demmer Mrs.
jerome D. Reardan Mrs Andrews,
Mrs. S. d. Barnes, Miss Barrie Gamble,
Mrs. SaNqh NeWcomb. Mrs. Richard
Cults, Mrs. M. J. Lehman, Mrs E. v.
Smith, Mrs. James B Brown, Mrs.
Hermann H. Zornig. Mrs. William p.
Kendall, Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mrs. Ben
jamin w. Atkinson, Mrs Randolph,
Mrs. Charles Baxter, Mrs. WiImot e.
Ellis, Mrs Edward s. Ellis. Mrs. Rey.
holds, MIS- Daniel w Swan. Mrs.
Frank Applin, Mrs. George F. Hum
bert, Mrs. Charles T. Harris, Jr, Mrs.
Rogers and Mrs. John Mather.
- - -
Noted A0thor 10 Return Soon
to Mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Ellis, who
for the past few weeks have been stay
ing at sort Kruger with their son and
1G0fkter, Col and Mrs. Wilmot e. FL
ia Sare booked TO return to the East
on the 25fh Of this month. During their
short stay here Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
have been extensively entertained. Ed
ward y. Ellis is a name that stands
for. something. especially among the
boys. Cor whom he has written good
" number Of stories, the .Deerfoot
Series being among the very popular
ones Il Is reported that some Of Mr..
Ellis later work viii be reproduced
on the movie screen, one OF these
being the boys IN Texas In IS. The
author is well known for two sets Of
histories; one If America and the
other "A History OF Great Nations. /"
Both Mr. and Mrs Ellis are well pleas
led with Honolulu and regret that they
must ieaye so soon.
- = -
Col. and Mrs. Charles 1ronwelIs
Dinner.
Col and Mrs. Charles Bromwell en-
tertained at dinner on Wednesday
night at their home in Punahou. An
attractive centerpiece OF dainty pink
roses interpreted with maidenhair
fern formed the table decorations and
pretty corsages Of the same flower
marked the covers, which were laid
/ for Governor Iucius Pinkham, DR..
and Mrs c. p. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
n. Swanzy. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Elaflowe, Miss S. Merrill and the
hosts.
Miss Haricwe to Be complimented.
One Of the most important affairs
Of next week and the one uppermost
In the minds of society is the dance
for Miss Katherine Harlowe at the
Country Club. at which Col. and Mrs.
Charles Bromwell win be hosts. We'd
neSdaf night is the date set for the
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Society Personals

The Manoa Card Club met this week
at the home OF Mrs. Giles H. Gere
at Waikiki.
Judge and Mrs. w. L. Whitney are
at the Peninsula, where they will re.
side for some time.
= - :;
The KaimuH Bridge Club met this
week at the. home Of Mrs. Sam Peck.
Mrs. Applin and Mrs Giesecke cap
tured first and second prizes.
- -
The Mills Club win meet at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Guard on Thursday
afternoon. All graduates Of Mills who
are visiting in Honolulu are urged TO
be present
Miss Marjorie Gorges, who Is visit.
ing Honolulu and who is q guest at
the Pleasantou hotel, is being enter
tained extensively by her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLIFFORD Kimball have
issued invitations to swimming party
to be given at HaleiWa soIi Monday, for
the Eric Knudsens HaIeiwa has de-.
lfghtful facilities for swimming and
this promises to be most enjoyable
affair
y y =
Edison Hutchinson entertained q few
of his friends at an informal dance
ON Tuesday evening at the Hutchinson
residence on Beretania avenue The
dance was given to AFFORD the oppor-
tunity Of learning some Of the new
dances.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane are
entertaining at q large picnic luncheon
at their country home on the other
side Of the island. This home Is noted
ing one of the gayest country places
during the season.
~ -
News that Miss Gertrude Ripley,
popular Honolulu girl. who has been
attending berkeley High school this
year, will not be able % graduate
with her class on account q serious
illness. has reached her many frlenns
= y : -. ~ tSo s.k.Ss - :,
but VIII not pc able to attend to her
studies until next term.
-
MI. ana mrs. Hehfy Ginaca, MIS- MIS-
EiizaDetn hycro.t ana MISS Miriam
stacker are pookeu 70 ieAse 70 the
MHneimina On ~ eunesuay inoInln Y.
MT. ana MIS-. ithaca Win MIS-. Gi-
nacas mother, Mrs. hycroIt ana MISS
stacker. VIII sisiL. the IalI m san
francesca ana Irlenos IN the trans
Day cues. Upon .neir a,Ilsai, tney
VIII pc joined Dy MISS Sopny nycroIt.
ven known g aonoiulans, Wno mas
Deen on the mainIa =, aDout three
yeaIs. ne party WIZ De aDseht .hTee
months.
1uuse anu M,s. 5anlo'u 2. -. DOle ana
ats. 1:Den Iaize, Low lsl y. n I.
nisnt LOT tne voicdro N tne Malson
llne. Miinellh,na " ,ne past Few
Weeks seose Dole !, nealtn mas Deen
not OF the Dest anu TINS rest rom ms
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Mrs. Charles Bromwell. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis n. Swanxy. Mrs. C. l. Bodre'
TO. Col. Rafferty, and the hosts.
= = =
House Warming.
Invitations are out for q house.
warming II the Stanley Cutters on
Dewey avenue. on Saturday the TWEEN.
ty-seyenth. The guests are invited 70
come at Z o'clock 10 a buffet supper
and dance, Mrs. Cutter is known as
charming hostess and she will ex.
Gel in this affair as she has IN many
others.
Mrs. Gustave Sehaefers Tea.
Mrs. Gnstaye Sehaefer was hostess
at a prettily appointed tea at her
beautiful home in Nuuanu valley.
Quantities Of delicate pink roses and
maiden hair ferns were used through
out the room while baskets OF sweet
peas ornamented the little tables On
the long lanais baskets Of rare ferns
were suspended from tulle entwined
wires. The occasion was one OF the
prettIest Of the week. Some among
those who called were Miss Vera Da-
mon. Miss Ruth Wallace. Miss Nora
Sturgeon. Miss Nora Swanzy. Miss
Margaret Waterhouse, Miss Betty
Case, Miss Lila Mcdonald. Miss Paul
Inc Schaefer. Miss Lady Macfariane;
Miss Alice Maefarlane. Miss Hattie
Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Blan-
-. ~ "a
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Concert 70 Open Aeolian Hall.
An event OF great interest both
from A social and musical standpoint
4 the forthcoming concert on April 8
by Mrs. Bruce Mcv. Mackall. This
affair win fofmaIIyz open aeolIan hall.
the new haIIsleased by the f3ergstfem
Music Company, and over their store
In spite Of her work in vocal in
etrnction being heavier than ever this
wear. Mrs. MackaIl has prepared a
nr0pram in which she win Dartici-
pate assisted BY several Of Honolulus
beat known musicians. II IL OF inter
ed 10 Mrs. Mackallss friends that this
IS the tenth year since her coming
here and that she wishes thus to note
the occasion.
Her program. win be one OF varied
interest and tends to show her inter-
nretafive ability In al its phases. Two
songs which are great favQrites on
ne mainland but, t|hicll ha1p' hd[ ten
sung pubilcit hekeeare 1lzst Nlkht I
Heard the Nightingale and he
spirit Flowd These Airs MackaH
viii sing and she VIII also repeat, be-
cause of many requests, the very dra.
matte Song Of the Shirt which she
1ana recently at the College Club.
Mrs. y. Ho1ard Hitchcock, whose
I|neIy syunathptt9 s ttco4llenthf Els
are well known. WIN play Tor Mrs
.ackall. Mrs. r. A. R. Ross, accom-
Ianied BY Ans. =. G. Atherton, will ne
heard in solos. The tunhnished SYM
..|onpr lsdhubert). beautifully ar
||Irti for two pianos. will be played
I1 Miss Elsie Werthmueller. Mrs.
|Inrtnce Cooke. Mrs. Hitchcock and
Mrs Constebel
06cause Of their interest IN Mrs.
.1ckaIl'e concert. the following ladies'
have consented to be patronesses:
Mrs. Charles B. Cooper. Mrs. Wal
ter +. Frear, Mrs Sanford B. Dole,
AIRS. I. p. Erdmnn. Mrs =. A. Mott
smith. Mrs. George Rodiek. Mrs. B.
u Dillingham;. Mrs Charles s. Weight,
|'ls p Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. Clar.
|.co r. Cooke. Mrs Herbert n. Dow
/.|i Mrs. Il Tenney Peck, Mfs Alexis
'1noux. Ms George p. Q|stIf Mrs.
6. N Hobcrt1oH. y g.. PIX g.
|1erion. Mrs. 4 sc6nl J. III 1Ir4 Roy.
F. 81 Mead hfrs. Frederick j. L,owrey.
Mrs. WaIIef MacfarIane. Mrs David
|II.m ||r5 A Francis Judd. Mrs
-|,.<<1sr1 I,5Is<1e. Mrs Francis II.
|...sI MN. s.. -, e.. Mr..
..-.-<,. nav M. ~ 4 i,6re. mrs, e.
IA ...&,'.' Mr.. ~ 1870. 49,. llfS.
..-.,<. ~ Ih[lrrs 7lrr c-1ree r
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

shriners Plan Elaborate Bal Masque
In Honor Of Mildred Chaplin and sybi
Carter.
Miss Harlowe to be compiimented
Mrs. Clifford kimbaiI 70 Entertain
Mr.. ant .Ars. Waiter Dillingham; En-
terrain.
IN Honor Of Miss Josephine Mccor
mack.
Mrs. Frank Putnam complimented
Mrs. Merle Johnson's Bridge.
Mrs. Harold E Nichois' Entertains
Mrs. Gnstave Sehsefer,s Tea.
House.patty at HaieiNa.
Y. w. G. A. Women Entertained.