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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-21

Rock Island. Illinois, April 5, 1915.
Shallberg & Harper, compartments sol
icitor- -(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-21
The New Low Shoes
are constantly qrrjUjrlq.

Pumps O1rds Coloniais and Dancing Slippers here
varied selection than before ONiords IN side
military and button STYLES very popular this
season So also the Pumps ah Cuban heels and or
three straps Our exclusive Regis STYLES found I'm no
other store. $500. $3.50. $500 $500
Beginning Thursday at 9 o clock
pairs onens handsome black suede button OK
ars regular s. So quality almost all sizes per pair sl45
Let as repeat: HEAR HEAR, less than hali-ony sl45
per pair Sl45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS

Fields asked the graduates TO Try and
realize the greatness OF the present
age BY comparison he brought out
the great Developments OF the past
century and the need OF competent
and efficient training TO cOs- with
present day conditions. The advance
ment along the lines OF travel. build
Ing. and. most important education
were wildly portrayed.
Rev. Fields paid particular attention
10 the danger OF students entering
fields for which they were not natu-
rally prepared or endowed This
could come about as the result OF the
students own initiative or the pa
rents insisting on the child entering
4 profession In which he could not
hope TO succeed
The enlightened age IN which they
lived. the graduates were told. made
IL possible for them 20 receive the
best 20 be had in regard 10 education
In the time OF our grandparents. Rev.
Fields said. only rich people could re-
ceive an education. Now a fair edu-
cation IL easily gotten. while a COLLEGE
and university training is open to
those students With ambition. even
though they are poor.
Rev. Fields closed with urging the
boys and girls TO live a clean. moral.
Christian life. for under no consider
alton could they receive the fullness
OF knowledge without the aid OF Jesus
Christ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

the guest this week Of his sister. Mrs.
Charles TimmOus
Mr.. and Mrs. Audley Porter were
visiting with Mrs POrter's relatives
~ New Athens this week
Miss Dorathy McCaun has gone 20
oxford to attend the meeting Of the
Mama Jr. Prom.
Mrs. $. Parks Mclaughlin enter
taned number OF ladies on Friday
in honor Of her aunt. Mrs. :. ShotweIl
". q. Hedges and daughters and
Samuel Ricney were called 10 Akron
sunday 60 attend the funeral Of a rela-
tive
Rev. Charles ". Bloom was visiting
his daughter Miss Nuth Bloom. at
Bethany College last Saturday
Mise Fife Hedge. who has been
teacher In Tho te@ia schools. has re-
signed 20 finish her normal course
In Athens. q.
Mr and Mr. James W. Kerr has re-
turned from MooreheadgiIlp. Pa.
where they attended the funeral Of
Rev MoUrehead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Grove school Is spending the weekend
as the guest Of her parents At clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Il r. keyser. aud drugh-
ter Anna, OF Elm Grove. spent yester-
day visiting Mrs Harry Klmmins. who
Is confined 70 her home at Clay syIlle on
account OF illness
Mrs. Lester Henderson. Of Elm Grove
had the misfortune 81 falling on the
slippery sidewalk aud breaking a bone In
her forearm. She was taken to the Of
flee OF br. Leach C-acraft where the
fracture was reduced.
The Ladies' Of the -. Michael church
AZ Edgwopd have completed arrange
inents Tor euchrc party that Will be
given ln the school hall on Thursday eve
ming. February Il.
Miss Grace Martin. Of stcubeuvIIIe II
spending several days az the guest Of
. friends aHd relatives at Fulton
howard FNley. returned Yesterday to
nus nome at West Alexander from WASH
lngLon where he lE attending college.
Miss Helen Ely, returned yesterday
20 her nome al West AleNaude~. after
, ,sl .l spent The past several days as
'hS klssl OF relatives in Wheeling
X. A. Ross. who has been confined 20
MS nome at NDodadals for the past sew
.Iai days on account Of Illness is able
Miss Marsaret schmidt. of Elm Grove
n3S left Tor Sveetbrier. Va. pher, sa@
VIII enter college.
Miss Johann Grimes has accepted "a
position as hpuhw yeTcr Tor the J w
NrImme . Elm Grove.
liarfF Ihomhs. - FULTON iz spending
business matters
Mrs. .. q. Chambers fa confined o.,
iCl Illness. ' " '''.-
p 81 Atkinson. who has been con.
...." 20 4.S home FOR the past several
hr and AIRS GO d. Nauv. OF rr'to,
ara ll' proud parents ~ baby bly.
f.,l.l h, =. rec reg Isr weekly meeting 81 the
siIti Grove Eagles was held lasf evs-Ii---
ana several matters uartafrf,r- o., ~
"'7'.''Na OF th' order were taken Up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
CADIZ, OHIO

CADlZ. o.. Jan. 2g-Miss Mary 3
Hanna was in Pittsburgh the pasf
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cortland were
here from Pittsburgh thi aUcak
Miss Wilma Grizsinger has retained
from Steubenville
Mrs. VIM. G. Parks has returned
from VISIT In Smithfeld
Charles ". Busby was hecr from
'"wetf on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. j. W NewIin were
with relatiye7 in Uowest0p a few davs
This week
surveyor J. &. Gordon was called 70
View Athens this week on account Of
iho Illness of biz mother
Mrs. 8 Jones 81 Warvoud has been
iho guest n her parents Mt and Mrs
s Crydcr
Ezra Fswcett OF Guadsuhutten was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
ONE SoREo AND FORTY
THREE HAVE RIGHT TO en-
TER rl0r SCHOOL
. Interesting Exercises condYcted Last
Night In the First Christ
Ian Church.

The capacity OF the First Christian
church was taxed 20 the limit last
night. 20 accommodate the parents,
relatives and friends OF the one hund.
Ted and forty-thres eighth grade stud
ents OF the city schools who received
their diplomas and are now ready 20
enter high school Happy smiling
mother and proud father Jared fond
ly on the FIRST success OF their child
Braving the eyes OF the two thousand
spectators. seated and standing before
them the youngsters marched across
the stage as Superintendent Citizens
called out their names and accepted
the fee Of eight years Of hard work.
A clever program. made up from the
elect OF all the schools. was given. the
high school orchestra assisting with
excellent music. Rev W. n. Fields,
pastor OF the First Christian church.
delivered the address TO the class.
Superintendent OF Schools. G. r. 9th
ems proudly performed the task OF pre-
senting the certificates. while Rev. T.
A. Speckman. pastor OF the German
NJ r. church. delivered the invocation
and asked the benedlction-
Those who had numbers on the pro-
gram are a. follows: Charlotte Wyn.
ters. Madison school. recitation; Will
lam Robert Want. Webster, recita-
tion: Virginia Maude Early. Union.
recitation. Grace Marie Meyer. Centre
school. recitation: Edna Beltz Mes
bitt. Washington school vocal solo;
Edward Earl Faulstick. Richie. reel.
tation; Eleanor Alkaline sherman.
Clay school. recitation.
Address 20 Glass.
In bis address to the class. Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
NEWS BRIEFS

SEMESTER ENDs-The first sem
ester OF the school year at Linsly in
stitute came to a close yesterday. The
second semester will begin on Mon
day.
GRANTS cHARTER-The officials
OF the West Virginia Sunday School
Association granted a charter yester,
day to the Lewellyn Adult Bible class
OF ST. Paul's NJ. e. church. at Grafton.
The number OF adult Bible classes
organized to date is 1864
WHEAT CARS IN WEST Viz.
GlNlA-According to the report OF
railroad officials there are over 1000
carloads of wheat consigned to east
ern ports from points in the west
that are being held in freight yards
in West Virginia and nearby states.
WILL GIVE SOcIAL-The officials
Of Mt. Olivet church will give a So
cial and supper on the evening OF
February .. A small admission fee
viii be charged. Immediately follow
ing the supper various games will be
played as well as the rendering OF a
short musical and literary program.
BAPTIST REVIVAL-The cottage
meetings which are being held this
week in preparation for the opening
OF the Baptist revival Sunday are be-
ing very we'll attended.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTIONS
Secretary A. T. Arnold will leave this
morning for Preston county where he
will spend a week In the interest Of
Sunday school work, as we'll as al.
tending conventions. The first meet
Ing will be held Sunday at Aurora,
Monday az Terra Alta, Tuesday at
Newburg, Wednesday at Tunnelton,
Thursday at Kingwood and Friday at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
see WINDOW FOR DISPLAY

MasontOwn. On Saturday Secretary
Arnold will return home.
MARKET GARDENERS TO MEET
The first meeting OF the market
gardeners will be held this afternoon
In the assembly room OF the Wheel
ing Board OF Trade. The session will
be addressed by Prof A. l.. Dacy. OF
the West Virginia University The
object OF the meeting Is TO ascertain
how much OF garden truck raised in
this community is sold in the local
market The Pan Handle Agricultur-
al Club will have charge of the meet
ing.
BOYS BIBLE cLAss-The BOYS
Bible class Of the Y. NJ. c. A. will meet
at the association building this morn.
Ing from $3.50 TO 10 o'clock.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT BE.
olNS-The second lap OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. bowling tournament will start Mon
day evening with a match between
Messrs. Niethamer and Stoetzer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
''S0ME COLD"
Official Weather Registration Ye,ter.
day Was Even Zero for Coolest
Mark During Day.

Yesterday the mercury dropped sev.
eral degrees. and at daylight was
flirting with the zero mark for tho
first lime in several weeks. The ex.
IRENE cold wave has prevailed fo.
several days. but even cold weather
is preferable to the mud and sIusb OF
the previous weeks. Early YESTERDAY
morning temperature of one degree
below zero was recorded az the gov.
eminent observatory on the island
and the following marks we're record.
cd during the day: Zero at 8 o'clocI,
a. IT,. % high and Is at o'clock .. mi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The last regular meeting Of the Elm
Grove council FOR the year 1914 was held
at the city building last evening. All
matters pertaining 20 the business Of the
town FOR the past year were taken up
and number Of outstanding bills were
ordered paid. The former councilmen
viii meet again on the first meeting
night Of next month for tho purpose OF
turning over the Affairs Of the town and
administering the oath OF office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Robert stein. the young con OF Mr. ana
Mrs Richard stein. 81 Fulton. rrraIv.f
painful INJURIES yesterday when BIZ sea
nfa-Nrd INTO an automobile owned H..
second street anf when nearing Cent?
vas unable GO Ftor hia sled THE r..uff
vas mat he crashed into the 1uf1rr1fffr
whlrh fortunately Tor him WaH frH.rfIrr.
20 slow rat. ~ speed ur TrrrT.--...
Wa called and rendered the negrse4rg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
At stone Church.

sabbath school at $50 a m. Nj O. u
Bushon. superintendent: classes for ali
ages; public worship at n a. m. and 1880
y. m. Al the morning service the Rev.
speak. At the evening service the pas
tor viii preach. Theme. "Our Citizen
ship IN Heaven Young Peoples So
ctety OF Christian Endcavor az $50.
Leader Miss Edna Houston. Junior I'm
, deavor al $50. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day At 7.90 % m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
OUT-THE-PIKE


The street car operators In the out the
pike district have taken up the PROPOSE
ton OF organizing an orchestra during
the past few days. Several Of tho con-
ductors and motormen are accomplished
musicians and with an able Instructor
they expect to have an orchestra that
Will be second 20 nothing in the city.
As yet they have decided on no director.
but in all likelihood n will be Frank NIL
Ter or Louis Tcufel. as they are among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The Sophomore class Of the Triadel-
phia district high school gave their an
nual party last evening in the auditor
ium OF the school building at Edgington
Lane. The evening was most pleasantly
spent In games and music. A. a late
hour refreshments that had been pre-
pared by the girls Of the Domestic
Science department were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
SETTLE CREDITORS LOAN.
Chancery Suit Entered Yesterday
ACsirst Local Company.

AtlOruey Carl % Schmidt yesfer.
day evening fled O suit in chaucery.
with the clerk Of the Circuit court.
styled VI. vs.. Hartley vF. Elizabeth w.
Rouse and a. e. Bayha. "a corpora.
ton. The suit uae brought 90 satisfy
a creditor's loan. and the Bayha com.
PAM is named due 10 the fact that
b. holds lien on ile property OF the
real defendant in RiChiand district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

ROY. 3 p. Hart pastor uf fEa rir.f 70
p church. Elm Grove. win TfT.t.. e.. ~
dress 90 women only In ff. fFu--r III.
sunday afternoon Hf ".rn TFa arr..f
wv n' oman Hg- Home. Ur-
$500. 49, F.I ILn song "frH
Mothers iruvrr win Do rnrr A.
ranEHmrufa are made 90 take cara 81 d,
large crowd NJ
sunday school nf $50 a rr rrar.ff..
nf ff r. u hr The pastor auI...t .t,.i
t0Iirlon IH' Junior r.rrrrH rf a.rn .
m.. Epworfn League devotional -.-.fa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The Young Peoples Christian Fndea-
vOr Society Of tho Vance Memorial
church viii give a musical and social in
the chapel 81 the church. on Thurednv
evening February 4th. An excellent pro-
gram e. being prepared A silver offer
Ing viii be taken az the door and re-
freshments will be served at the c0nciu-
sion OF the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The home Of the late Louis T. Ravha.
president or tho German Bank BE- az
tracking attention o. many peorIe (, ~.
uIfathe-pikA district Tho rrriIar-.
-tauds on the National Road in FultoT
that vicinity. having been ereofad ,,,,.- ~.
than 90 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

y. 2. Smith. OF the Island. has closed
ueal whereby he became owner Of the
store and property formerally owned bv
the late A. q. Harreli al Triadelphia Mr.
smith expects 20 open the store ana
make his future homo az Triadeiphfa
Mr.. smith expects 10 open the store and
make hts future home ~ TrIadeIphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30
aoeial ana nnhat.

A social and debate was given last
evening at the Mt. Leon school. under
the direction Of Prof. Earl smith. Tho
debate. which was on Woman Suffrage.
proved most interesting. Following the
literary program a social hour was en-
ioyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

AT Sis. preaching a. 7.3O By the pastor
subject What WIN You DO with Jesus.
Which is called Christ" Revival ssr-
vices all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30


Buckley 81. T.. church. Lakewood. Rev.
= =. crosse. pastor SUNDAY school at
$50 n. w.. James T.. Solss supcrinteu-
dent; public worship and sermon a. ] . 100
p. M. subject. laying Aside the
weights Junior Epworth League at
1880 g. M. Mrs ~ r. Gwiun. Fuperin-
t.udent. senior Epworth League M 700
D. W.. CO." time Of this service will be-
given 60 Miss Mary kechner Italian
MISSIONARY worker lu EruwuOd and
south wheeling. who will sing fn Italian.
bohemian and French. Revival eeryirsa
and RECEPTION of new members a. 7.fs
o. W. cordial Invitation is given TO
worship with ua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Masontown. On Saturday Secretary
Arnold viii return home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Miss wlda Nas,f "' 1sisbe- In the Eim
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

social functions IL of such great and
widespread proportions already that
every che is looking for a sudden
cessation OF ali hostilities for all
time.
Others from Honolulu who have en-
joyed the exposition and the expost-
ton ,eity-San Francisco Calf.
fornian hcsoitatty fDcfude MIR W.
r. euderkirk, Mr., j. Howard WorralE
who arrived several weeks ego, and
The following named people Who came
in on tcday's steamer: Mr.. and Mrs,
San 9la'r. Miss Etheli Davis, MIR. F.
M Brooks end Mr.. w, %. Adam. T
rssDR. Henry rMaeaufey of the S. S.
Manoa of the Matson line makes the
Hotel Plaza his home whenever the
steamer is in port. ss..ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

Miss NJ. Swanzy echo" }. Miss Ruth
Mel; hesney, Miss NJ. Brpn well ) Mss
ii. Spaiding, Mrs. Robert Mist and
Miss Henrietta smith Miss Beth
Woods, who took the part Of Diana
with her snnaid EMS an ALTERED in
green danced q Greek dance and won
tie hearts of. tRose present Her AZ.
soeiates were Miss b. Case, Miss Mae
Frazier, Mrs. A. p. Driver and Miss
Marion Chaplin. And then the grace
full little water nymphs, led by Miss
Doris Noble as Arethusa, finished the
groups Of pretty dancers. The water
maidens, dressed in long, white
gowns with Towering chiffon sleeves,
were Miss Doris Noble ("Arethusa") },
Miss Laura Wurts, Miss Family Hpogss
Mrs. Norma adams. -:
To Mr.. L. Young Correthers, who
took the part of Narcissus, much
credit is due, for be danced and acted
most cIeverfys The arrangements OF
the stage and pretty setting were
handled by Mrs. A. L. Castle and the
charming costumes were designed, by
Mrs. David Oleson. About 200 of the
members and their guests were pre-
sent, some Of them being Mrs. A. l..
Alexander, president of the club; Mrs.
f. e. Trotter, Miss Louise Larabee,
Mrs. F. e. Blake, Miss Anne Johnson,
Mrs. Walter r. Frear, Mrs. William
II. Munter. Mrs. Clifford B. High, Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Mrs. Charles Brom.
we'll Miss Florence Hoffman,, Mrs.
w. G. Hobby, Mrs. /. ]. Shepherd, Mrs.
E. l. Spalding, Mrs. w. r. Harrington,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss Charlotte
Hall, Miss Harriet Young, Miss Marie
Ballentyne,s Miss Mary Long, Miss
Francis Long. Mrs. Alfred Castle,
Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. E, Dekum, Miss
Louise Lucas. Mrs. David Oieson. Mrs.
George Sherman. Mrs. Carl Andrews,
Mrs. s. d. Barnes. Mrs. Wilmot E.
Ellis, Miss C. Bravthen, Mrs. Isaac
Cox, Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, Mrs. w.
A. Bryan, Miss Mabel Bosher, Miss
Susan Clark, Mrs. Francis r. Day,
Miss Charlotte Dodge, Miss A. Foster,
Mrs. E. B. Loomis, Mrs. George David,
Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. H. Gif-
fard, Mrs. a. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. Wilbur
]. MacNeH, Miss Alice 0leson, Mrs.
Dan McCorriston, Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Bowen, Mr.. E. L. Parker, Miss Le-
titia Morgan, Miss Ruth Shaw, Miss
Anne Van Schaick, Mrs. F. M. Swan
w, Mrs. Richard Cults. Mrs. G.
Schmutzler, Miss A. Dow, Mrs. c.
Lyon. Miss Vance and others
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

Thomas of this city and his bride. WIN
was Miss Theodore Jayne o. ] ang
Reach. Cal, the daughter. ut Rev.
George E. Jayne of that city. They
were married a few weeks ago. Mr.
Thomas went from Hawsii to attend
the eighth annual convention OF the
National Gamers Association In New
York In February. 49, ~ r
Miss Jayne Is not stranger In. this
city, having visiting here some years
ago.
Mrs. Frank c. Henderson.
Mrs. Frank c. Henderson of New
York, whose picture Is seen in this
issue. is prominent In both New York
and London Society. Mrs. Henderson
arrived In Honolulu on the Great
Northern for a short stay in the
islands but was so enamored OF tho
place that she has decided to remain
until the next Matsonia. During her
stay Mrs. Henderson has been work
Ing on several short stories. She has
written several newspaper and mag
aziae articles under the nom de plume.
of Elizabeth Falkland Chaplain. = =: !!
H.. : H. 81 - e - =: -
Miss Nora sWsnzy's LUNCHEON. !; S.
: Miss Nora SWan.y entertained at 4.
deifghtfully informal luncheon or
Thursday at the beautffuT SWINE.
residence In College Hits Miss
Swanzy entertained for Miss Alice
Cooke, Miss Vera Damon. Miss Bet
ty Case and Miss Nora Sturgeon.
=. *r4sl, - r. .@sT
Mrs. c. A. Rice Hostess at Bridge Tea.
Mrs. Charles A. Rice. wife Of Sen.
ator Rice of Kauai, entertained about
40 Of her friends, Thursday afternoon
at q, very delightful bridge tea at the
Country Club. There were seven ia
bles of bridge and later in the after
noon number dropped in to tea. The
decorations were all In yellow, large
bowls Of golden lilies principally. :
Senator and Mrs. Charles A. Rice
will return to their home on Kauai
next Thursday, the day after the ses-
sion Of the legislature closes. They
have been very extensively entert ain
ed during their stay in Honolulu and
have a very large circle of friends
throughout the islands.
- -
Mrs. James C.. Parrish, Jr.
Mrs. James C. Parrish, Jr.,. of Paris,
France, whose picture appears in this
issue. is well known in society on both
continents. Mrs. Parrish, before her
trip to America this season, gave up
her beautiful villa In the heart of
Paris for a hospital for wounded sol
diers and helped to ;aurse the brave
men until her health necessitated her
trip abroad. Mrs. Parrish came to Ho-
nolulu on the Great Northern with
Mrs. Frank C. Henderson and will
leave for New York with her.
( - -, y
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills Entertain.
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills of Wash
ington, D. c.. entertained delightfully."-
at dinner at the Moana hotel last
Saturday evening for Col. and Mrs.
Wilmot E. Ellis, Col and Mrs. J. B.
Mcdonald and Capt. and Mrs. Charles
D. VIM.
- - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ilsley of New
York, who left last Wednesday in the
Wilhelmina, entertained at dinner at
the Moana hotel on Sunday evening
The evening was spent listening to
the Hawaiian music provided by the
hotel management
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24
Aawailans Stopping at the Plaza.

Hawailsns Stopping at the Plaza.
SAN FRANCISCO, April i Prom
fl.ent among the many notable guests
of the Hotter Plaza in San Francisco
is Judge A. G.. NJ. Robertson, chief JUS
tice CT the Supreme Court, and Mrs.
Robertson. who are greatly enjoying
the wonderful Panama Pacific Inter.
national Exposition, and its many bffL
.e!aI and social functions. I,
= The interchsnse of couFtesies be-
tween the representatives OF al OF
the nations of the earth is conducive
10 a fapidly growing suh;les peace
movement, which viii 'prepare the ems
tire world for universal peace. The
amity continuously exhibited and ex-
pressed by these official and unofficial
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

College Club Gives Successful Al
Fresco.
The FootIiehts" Entertain at Coun-
try Club.
Mr.. {. L. Parker Entertains for
Mrs. e. Hyde-Smith and Mrs. G. Gar.
ceau.
Mrs. c. q. cooper's Luncheon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow
Entertain.
Miss Lila Nc Donald Entertains.
Young Hotel Dance.
General and Mrs. Arson Mills are
hosts.
Mrs. II. v. Murrsy's Luncheon.
Fort. Auoer Card Club Meets.
Mrs. E. r. Ayres Entertains.
THE Ama9ons" TO be Produced.
Mrs. =. Hedemann's Tennis Tea.
The Shriners' Bal Masque Tonight.
The Misses Charlotte and Gertrude
Blake Entertain. =
Mrs. Charles Rice Entertatns at
Bridge. 80 -. 49,. E'>'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

Mr.. Will p. Thomas Brings
Bride to Honolulu.
Among the passengers arriving on
the Korea yesterday were Mr.. viii P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-16

& The fire department was called gu
i5y two fires this morning which wer
quickly extinguished. One was caus.
Ell by burning chimney at the cor
Scr of St. .Asaph and Cameron stree
and the other at the corner OF Duke
md Patrick strets.