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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
aHs MarD0wELL CANCELS ~
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wrs EEsars ffsefieTssft. $50 vas
20 lave Eitrr a ts~fars rectal -etrr
ere aasgters % 60 EFser eigb sf
t1lsr sa.g. rae--sort. Msg "a Eas
s~eF word saas saF vii t~ geasle 60
assar Or ter trf-etslrs. Mrs. Hlsares
Afsrresr rresfg-f ss~ t1t.1Nt1E trl=-
frsar % ae1 ffsTrssssf Co have '1 trll
Faa naF se ssesss fe rg ear resers
nv fes wrss tmeossss,F. urs A..-e
arsrr art cs,e~rt. eco Celebrated
ss-els lasss sesa.ss-,T s9rat1 ~ 60
leF Classes sEbrFss @Y s1rr9u a.
tr-sfirf cT ~aFsErcrrt TIE rsea
sfre-rs ss r--e rsfr sTerfs 90 gro
~arr a stssr.sasr Co.. 1frs ttarch1usii
as4 aaF- s-rsrrs tf~err r4ruoEf
faa-s. tsreef7~ o. ts- c7s=7sa
Eeseef 90 Ntes.e af cefrsE7. Cog a ire-
fafr ree.sa1 o. be Etssa MAY 20. e.
eFF hsu rHr E1ssr ttt hrrr sod
saE far ttrs 1tseuapelss recital at
60 ties-ss Cor sssf recital wtf 30
eer-r-s sr ere frefere sT M- Ese-s-
st4sFF v5.l rr fsf4sfrf t1 taafs frs.f-
t-r Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
sCALLOPEp CHICKEN.

Mix two cupfuls OF nicely seasoned
chicken. minced finely, with a cupful
% boiling oyster liquor, or as much
tomato Juice. Stir in six chopped
mushrooms. the pounded yolks OF two
hard-boiled eggs and two tablespoon
fuls OF cream. Add finely toasted
bread crumbs and more cream II need
ed 20 make a soft paste. Pack in
large clam shells. or in baking dish.
put nuts OF butter on top and cook
covered for IS minutes; then uncover
and brown slightly. Cold lamb, duck
or boiled veal may be prepared in the
same way. with the substitution OF a
good stock for the oyster or tomato
Juice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
|HOUSEHOLD,lIssnA
HINTC V@B5

2 Fruit Pudding-One bowl each OF
sue;. bread crumbs and fruit (ngs
and daiesl chopped: one egg. three
tablespoons brown sugar: one tea
spoon each of cinnamon. allspice
nutmeg. one cup -four, one teaspoon
baking powder: a little salt. Put in
creased pan and steam two hours
Serve with whipped cream II can
be kept indefinitely and steamed over
when wanted
Cream Pie-Line pie pan with a
rich crust: into this put one cup
brown sugar and one-half cup -four.
with the hand mix well together
Then. 20 one well-beaten egg add one
pint milk. with n silver fork beat
slowly the egg and milk into the
sugar and -four. Dot with bits OF
butter and nutmeg. Bake slowly.
Delicious.
Griddled EEgs-Heat the griddle al
most as much as for baking cakes.
Butter Il lightly and arrange small
muffin rings on H. Drop an egg in
each and turn as soon as lightly
Drowned. They resemble fried eggs
but are far more digestible-
Fish Croquettes-Two cups cold
boiled hsh "a left-oyerl. two cups hot
mashed potatoes. one tablespoon but
ter. one-half cup hot milk, one egg.
one teaspoon salt. a little pepper, one
teaspoon chopped parsley. Pick the
fish over carefully. remove the skin
and bone. mince fine Combine all,
mix thoroughly and cool. When cold
form into balls. dip in beaten egg, roll
in bread crumbs. fry in hot fat Drain
on brown paper.
Velvet Soup-One quart Of any good
white stock. one cup cream, one-har
cup milk. Season 20 taste and pour
boiling on the beaten yolks OF three
eggs. diluted with one half cup OF
milk. Reheat and serve in bouillon
cups.
Jellied Chicken-Dress, clean and
cut up a four-pound fowl. Place in a
stew pan with boiling water and cook
slowly until meat falls from bone.
When half done. add one teaspoon
salt. Remove chicken. pick meat from
bones and skin. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper and pack in a buttered
mold. Reduce the stock TO one cup,
dissolve two teaspoons graduated
gelatine I'm a little cold water. When
thoroughly soaked pour over the
stock. strained and skinned OF fat
Heat until Eeiatine is melted, and
pour over the meat in the mold. Keep
In your refrigerator until formed.
Date Puddine-One-half pound OF
dates (stonedl, one-quarter pound
nuts. Chop dates and nuts. Add one
bsaten eue one large teaspnon flour.
three-quarters cup sugar. Bake in
moderate oven Serve whipped cream
as sauce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Ms. EIrkr 4, HnNnKIr-

Ne. ssd AIRS. e e. Roberts enter
tanned taf9rusily "Wednesday sveaias
ss their hezs tu usvsuport fsr Miss
Ai1es Fte<-. wnoss marriage 90 Dsvars
stnoasoa % thts efty viii BE- az svszs
of the earty summer =ouths. Guests
ef tHr s-air tneig4sd a eozsa tri-eftY
friends snt the svsniax hours were
snioyse WITH brfeEs
Miss Hslse Waterman satsrtatas az
brtfxs Tuesday for Miss Ffcks an4
shsrs VIII - . aamhsr % social az
tAirs Tor Miss Ftcks "a the eonfzE
wesk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tas NognE Peoples branch % the
WomaG's Christian Temperance union
w!ii meet Monday evening with Miss
Pearl Graham. TWcnty-fouTth street
and TWentieth avenue. Miss Mabel
smgtz 10 the leader OF the evening.
Members are asked 20 attend a. mat
ter % importance viii come up.
Members OF the LucretlA GARFIELD
tsnt. No. -. Daughters OF Veterans
Moline. are asked 20 be In attendance
az the special meeting Monday evening
AZ 7s0 40 az this time the president
WiIi appoint committees for the state
G.. a r. convention IN June.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

Laura Wtr1sis circle uru.aeFs WeFr
Esssss last sVTeieE of Miss tiaEsi
H1wlsp. 2gat srftreats ageaus. az the
r=Ealar m6~tktq bgs5arss meeting
1tiss uorutaY J5bGsoa. erlrsatr from
ts~ eifetr reported oe ere meeting OF
tas pFssaytery ab3ea she attrntsd a.
AlrNts LAST aa1rgs. TIE eonmiftsr Gel
charge of tas setsFt8inmsas Eivsn 70
ceutiy ~ ths circle reported that $50
BAD beru cleared from ths a9alr.
Fiars were discussed for tas part %
tk- circle Is 60 take Co thr 1fissi0n-
arr Social Caiou assttnE usxt Thurs
cay riEst vixen part % ths tndian
Play Etvsa Fscsntiy Nil BE- repeated.
rHs hostess served her guests with
tes cream. fFzit aEd cake asG the
Eir.s en5oys1 q pleasant social tims.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
TO rlKT ON CREASE SPOTs.

Machine oil may be removed BY
spoaEiuE with turpentinc-
spots % cream or chocolate should
b. washed frst with clear cold water
co remove as much % the milk a.
possible. thea Wash 90 hot water with
q titti- b1ra1. ammonia and soap.
Vasriiue cannot be removed after
e, g. boiled in clothing. but will come
n1f whrn fresh 70 the stain Is soaked
Ir kerosene
Wagon grease requires a iooEeninE
% the Erimy TAT. and therefore lard
should b. rubbed well into the spot
and then washed In the usual way.
Carpets should b. treated IN this
say The fresh grease should be alb
s1Thrd az once by applying a solution
made 80 follows; Heat one and one
half ounces white CASTLE soap IN one
pint soft water until dissolved. then
sdd three quarts cold water. one
ounce ether. one ounce alcohol and
four ounces ammonia
Grease may be taken out Of mat
tins by spreading over % a paste OF
an absorbent fBuch as starch. -four
or maEncsial mixed with gasoline.
benriue uaphtha This should be
covered with a paper and left two or
three DAYS before 10 Is brushed up.
90 may b. necessary 10 repeat the
process.
Grease spots on marble should be
absorbed with a paste % an absorb
rut and strong aiksu solution. such
as sal soda or I've
A little grease spattercd on walls
% dining room or kitchen may be-
come a great cycsnre. Either wall
paper or kaisominr finishes can be
treated with an absorbent paste such
90 that used on mating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
KINGS plrGHTTRs FTCNIC.

TE~ iaeiemFat weather - yesterday
rFrVestsd tse On H-s Name circle %
Kegs Daughters from earrTiaE ouf
F,ass far fEe.T r-eaie as nr.Elnaliy ar
ragged at tss Wsfcf TaufF. ere TugnE
woa~a n~etiaE Instead at tsr home ~
Wiss aei-r krrii. us s~vratesrfa
street. Tu~rtF ~ ere girls attended
sst su3aFef che iaf1or p'euir very
mses. sBestirE ere aftrFuoor playing
carts asf uish tsr.F sewing a p'rn.r
ffnaer vas served drFiuF f1r cugrt-
% ts~ affsreaoa. TFtE closes thr cir
eisis meetings f1F tae ssasqe. trsetirEa
60 RESUME ia ths early fail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
EyrEKrAry at CHrLDKES's
RARII

Nsrfcrts sze Jossp6 Porter % psv-
snport ssssrtsined yesterday svsrfz<
&c . esiiersa's party AZ the psvsnSort
Outinx etrb havfax 80 oe their little
frfsrfs 80 guests. Nr. ard Mrs. =. =.
Porter "a tns sane time sntsFrafrs9
tns itrrfs frtents % tnsir sos Raips
sad snsfr psrszfs st q dinnsr. TIE
esfltrsa we're placed az two tocE
rsblss Decorated Win pink esrratfous
- rose hods. ne company % IS oie-
- psoDis hsfnr seated st q table also
nD1Bne wsRA piak eo~srs. Later ths
Wun9 e.11S eaioyee 6ancfnE. Miss
~ nm nov1ng s1sz "a ssarxs sEf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

CD If boy takes you home, should
you ask him to come in?
90 Is it proper TO go out at night
without my parents knowing?
a. Ny hair is terribly oily. Could
you suggest a tonic that would keep
it dry and fluffy?
(5) How often should you wash your
hair? BLUE EYES.
% Girls under 16 should not.
90 Not after 10 o'clock (S) No.
(4) Tincture of alcoholic cantha-
rides. one dram; tincture OF capsicum.
one-half dram; tincture of nux vomica
two drains. cocoa oil, three-quarters
of an ounce; alcohol, two and one-half
ounces. Shake before using. Massage
nightly into the scalp with finger tips.
(5) Once every three weeks if it is
oily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
MXpT ano
HOME
pQeBLIMS
mrs sL1zAsEru TEsrAQSon

Dear Mrs. Thompson: d VIII you
please advise me what 10 do for my
neck? II is so much darker than my
face that I would like to have YOU give
a bleach If you know of one suitable.
t2l Please tell me how 10 increase
my weight.
81 I would like 10 know of some
thing besides peroxide TO use as
bleach for the teeth.
VIOLA MAY.
% Two ounces Of Tactic acid. one
ounce OF glycerine and half an ounce
OF rosewater. This is put on not morn
ing and night, but during the day with
a soft piece OF linen.
go Drink three pints of milk a day,
eat three or four eggs, and use as
much butter as you can. Sleep nine
hours every night, get lots of fresh air
and keep regular hours. Don't worry.
CD a strong bleaching powder, and
one that should not be used oftener
than once in two weeks, is made from
half an ounce OF pumice stone in i'm
palpable powder, a quarter Of an ounce
each of bicarbonate of soda and pow
dered tale and three drops Of oil of
lavender. The powder is worked into
the oil. sitting many times, and fore
ing through the Jumps.
Dear Mrs Thompson: a. II a boy
smiles at you is it proper to smile
back?
(2l Would it be proper 10 write and
receive notes from a boy you have
never met, but who is in your class at
school?
90 What should we do If a boy
winks at us?
90 Should freshmen go with boys if
they have the chance?
attention 10 US?
oUINQUE.
% II you know him well there could
be no harm in smiling and speaking
pleasantly 10 him when you meet him
on the street
~ / disapprove of note writing in
school. Il is silly. Schoolmates need
no introduction to be friends.
CSl Ignore him. CA No.
go A girl who is Indifferent TO boys
IS the best liked by them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII you
kindly publish a recipe for removing
wall paper? THANK YOU.
Soak the paper thoroughly with
warm water and then scrap it of with /
a putty knife Il is an enormous job. /
Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a I am a 4
girl of Is and would like 10 ask you a .
few questions. Do you think black /
would be suitable for me TO wear. as /
1 do not look good in white, and would .
like 10 wear black.
90 How can I wash red, white and
blue quilt top without fading it,
go Can a white silk hat be washedt /
II so, howe
ca Do YOU think il Is proper for a
young girl to so fishing with a young
man2
,5 Is it right for o girl to send a
boy friend her picSIre? LASSIE.
90 Black is 100 old for you.
t2l Soak it in cold salt water and
then wash it with ivory or naphtha
soap.
90 tt can be washed in gasoline.
Soak il in the gasoline for half an
hour and then rub out the dirt.
an Yes t5l No
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
FBcTWoOn BAPTIST LADIES
WIET.

Yesterday afternoon sire ladies' %
che EdErWood Baptist church were enc
tsrtaiued az the home of Mrs. = Gil
irspis. feis Seventh avenue. The at-
tendance vas large to- spite uf the
thrFat~riuE w~athsr ard fhr iHllrs
spent e pleasant afternoon. Following
O short business session musical
program vas given and tfr hostess
served rrfrrahmeuts- The house was
bright vifh bauqgrfs 90 spring fovers
end ferns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
SOCIAL EVENTS

Iursng zsssesztioa whleh ~iii this year
- a~i4 a. ths wafea ToSsT ian The
bastsrEs s~ssiga PrcerdirE the ban
aars viii b. hrid Thursday afternoon.
tfzT -. a. as1o Ia the aiunlni hail la
u~aeaaasa Aisnzo-iai library. The
Basque eiit b. served az 8 O'Clock fol-
taairE a recepfioa a. Gs1q. TIE COM
asfs~e is charge is com osrf % = vs.
DISCS. ClarEr O. Swansea. 1frs. X =
Ase~ruon. uF O. q Abrahsmson anf
Rev. H. 3. BFrEssruri-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
disappointment

= never robbed n man but once. /"
said the honest tramp. -and then
was starving He would not give me
a peuny. and couldn't stand the
Cravings in my stomach any longer.
So Knocked him down and vent
through hts pockets What kind OF .
haul did I nakes Just one little bot
lie. which read on the Label: 'Pepsin'
-For ths, fun feelins after eating
-wtseolsin State Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

fI-aarrs rf t.r Lasrs AHt society
sf enc rrast rrrssTssrta- ea4fea
fafa-rsf FrssrrfaT artsrraoe te far
esa.- ar ff-s JOSH Graats. f.ez SIEVE
srfs aa-aas. fa- ere r-ssfsr 9Frttas-
ne Etfs-s rra1Hr1 enc srlerraa1 uifE
fss.- s-e.sF e5s.s.er V .II- TREY uafss
sf sst lfrs gsaess served a fFiiri4ss
Ier..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
II. n. q. CIrB

Hiss EdEa Dsvos a. her hone. 1919
Fogrtscsth street. s-ts-tainsd the 7.
o. o eiub members last sveainE ~ the
regular @ssfins The girls spent the
fore part os the svsrirE sewing ana
thea piRyst 500. Miss Aniss BsFchmAn
taEi=x TIE rrst prize - the games
vfcr-pIs rzEsse vas s1toyed G1d re-
frcss1snts we're served. the table
Eavsnx as ifs eseorstio1s lilies 90 the
valley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
tnfye rInrLI IL.

a largely affected uaeetiaE of ere
yaaas rsaasr.s cbrissiaa aal1a Of f-T
r.eref FrrssTtFrtae esares uas hr-i
fsst rrrelar 1s ere b1@r of 1,F aea
tf-s uaFe EsusrTr. ftft N.r~trrefe
s.re-r TIE -1afrr basfrrss uatfrrs
af rrr s1rtFfv preceded H t.a1~ &C fF-
urrFf.l srelataf" wen ss@rs arf
eerr-sss were PLAYED srt l.E.t refresh
urara were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

A Handy Water-Ftlter. ~ the
Water - Muddy or Mgrky-Take a
piece % absorbent cotton and tie II
over mouth % faucet The water
viii - quite clear. as cotton catches
most % the impurities Change cot
tor each day or 90.
Use % Old Raineoat-It often has
rerta good enough 90 make a rain
cape foT = snail girl or make an
aprua for vashday. cleaning noors
ana pa-chea. All you have % do Is
ufpe it 90 with a clean. vet cloth
and q g ready for the next time you
uaut 90 uss b.
A very handy apron. as veil as
cheap and easily made. e fashioned
from q yard % Peheaie yard wide
with the straps cut. one OF the
I-nFth and one on the width. and one
corner cut OF for the t1p (this corner
forming the pocket; the straps cross
ia ttr back and button on the sides
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Her niIenlna.

PoIly-AI0lly seems TO realize very
fully the seriousness Of getting mar
ried. DoIiy-Yes. the poor girl is just
about worried TO death. There are
sixteen girls who want TO be her
bridesmaids. and she can't decide
which eight she can best afford to
make enemies of-Puck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
eENTROrS TWREOfDfEY rIrn

Generous E@srefdefy tlah mss
rnsrsfsy wtts Sfrs sefrua Eetssrsrz
FercS-shff't street. waeu ere Eso,ttr
nuHbsr % memhers prraeaf enjoyed
the usual dslsafs of fancy wort aaf
shat fsGioWsd BY the servfaE % a
sies bach BY enc hostess. The Es4se
Wa prsttilv Decorated vim ssrtss
sowers rhs rsxt uleetinz VIII b.
h~id VITA Nrs Fritz Li~fte. rhirtrenfa
kysnss sa4 Fertisth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
IADms CIRCLE REALILEs ass

TIE LADIES' circle q Zion Lgshersu
church sa.srssiusd a. q strawberry
au4 Tee cream sociabis yesterday az
tsruooa ard evening 81 zion chapel
frua whieh shey cleared ffs. The
tables aud ICON we're decorated with
brt4al wreath and lilies % the valley.
Large crowds sttsndSd both IN the az
tsruooz ar4 svsuiuE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
-rnr WV nrSf-rEE- HAKEs A

Last sVeniax ~ eG9tr ~ M
Central Pr~ssg.srfaa ehaarch save a
musical bar saslsisd "-rhe Sew hils-
fst~r" o. sae satsfttieasesf BAL 81
me enareh. rheT olsgsf 81 q ere7sess
haa.~ % ahous 900 seoeis gvsrT per-
san IA ne east played Els cart O. per-
tsefsan q va q Fafs tFsas. fl'ifier
frena ta@ aopiaass sad sethas'ts1i
~ me aaGisncs ne sslostaE vac
fAs eHss 81 eHaraef~rs
Nv Nsn.sr klsE4af4r Geawr ....-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
- nLrllFI nn.Tl.s AL

party vas E5rsr itsf etFE5rs ef
Ff- te@r OF w.-s Rose ueFsre~ szE
HasFfrrefr aaerer. wErE 90 r11Ee
people were FsFrrtslsef rr~rr seFr
EsErs est esss.r asf tsteFv refresh
9-srs were served sf IA tssr boar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

-ofTavIA rHAsTT- Ctru sFttE-

rh- Maf 6rsssfssf sfa Ersn commit
see mas 4fraasst sH I1frfesrleE enter
s4iameas f1f tas eloslar social faae1
tian n ths Davenport 1tsafta.s rlsa.
which VII Be- an s9rnf N saturday
aorulag sfsF &c. at enc outiar CLUB
A eric composed Of ttfs. Ft1rrner
rrsist4F Gee vta.fn. Davenport Ai.ss
rrnnees ussaaf1 .~rs. harp. Moline
Mss n~ssfs Frsisfat. cello. Rock lfr
lad. viii play fsrteE far brrat'fsf
hour rnrrH wfI be- an address aT
Mes Alfred g. usslrr tas prrsaiesE
Mss Alice Frraen .oetaea Tbaasf
wtu I'VE an af.tf-ss. saf there WIN Be-
solos ~ Mrs A. " Gfisfs ant Mss
Run neHsert
rhe srsaEfast wt.I Ee served .s s.r
bali faom of tas elsa a. ". il t ui-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1) Is it right
TO walk with boys on the public street
at night?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Your System
q m an ds

an occasional corrective % insure
good health and strength. Success
&c almost impossible for the weak
and ailing. Enjoyment is not
for the sick Impaired health
and serious sieknesses usually
begin in deranged conditions of the
stomach. liver. kidneys or bowels
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
ALrNyI Blyorrr AT TOWER.

rzvtt4tions have b<s1 issued 20 the
aaszai e&assst % TIE As<astans Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
rAMrI 10 HONOR NV EEmIs.

Seventeen Eifts l. tar Ese.l.t.H ar
partnsut al Deere q Co 3 bad f Jolly
time THURSDAY eiEBs sc che LGaea aad
Hssf ruoms shsa thFse Igas brides 81
the COMPANY were houars,t guests. ere
otAsrs safegtsiuiuE al "a delicious to.ss-
course diaaeF served af s. o'eiocE rhe
Hoaorees aFs Miss Nett.e EaEiahl of
Pert Hvrou. Who beeours ere brittle of
Roy sstpis Miss gstrlja Iones of Mo
line. whose marriage t9 James David
90 pes Maiaes Viii tabs place nrtt
noath. sad Miss Nana Perry 7f rert
Byfoa, Who marriss Hugo wtst-5s 81
nfeuns. formerly % POET Byroa.
TIE ehessu eotars 6f the three brides.
green and whfts. were evidenced tn
ths aseoratloes aad rsfressas1ts. ere
fables Being dscssd wtsh valley lilies
aad bridal wreath. Place cards were
tittts Epid hsafts uaFiaa ere meal
happy toasts Co che brites were afgsr
BY the Misses Elsie Obiine aad wiIsre1
Nroahoim. After che dlaaer there
were fortunes foe saeh. concealed in .
tinv capsules. drawn fraul uftIr hearf
shaped BASKET. aad these creaFeH na
end OF f8a Ga beias seaI uarlas tas
batter evening there was a pr1Eraal WITH
vocal numbers bY Miss Nrifie Nndrr-
son aad MISS Grace ZieEfsr. ptaaT
solos BY Miss Mildred Laadbers ar4
readings b. Miss Grace Werry rarrr .
was also an tnstr,smerfal daet 6F ere
Misses Cserfte LfHf and tt1s-t Etsrrae1 .
sad the graad Gaafe was a rfsct erf- !
ding ia which ere following parfiea- .
patsd The Misses Nrua Ferry as
bri4e. Nellie Eusfahf as brftesrean .
Fierenes titomberg as fHe min ster .
tiitts Gnsrissl az enc brtdssssat eaf .
hrrna Craataana as chs BEST a1sa. Hf1ss .
ttstsn Hinrfebsee gave away f1r brtfr.
Miss tisszst tfsmrafn ssoa vas ring
bearer and Mass Stella jones tower
EfrI wsfls NEss Gfiie ttansou pIfqFf .
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-12-10

held on the first Friday in January,
the annual meeting to be held two
weeks later.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-12-10
U. S. TO REST0CK
MANIT0U REGION
WITH WHOLE ELK HERD

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.--Todd
Powell, one Of the prUprietors Of a
local sporting goods store and an en-.
thusiastic sportsman and lover OF ma.
ture, recently started a campaign here
for funds with which to bring a herd
OF 0.elk from the jackson Hole eoun.
try in Wyoming to be planted" on
the slopes of Pixies peak. His efforts
are to be rewarded, for the permit
win be granted by the deEartment of
the interior for the removal OF the elk.
Widely known men of this city, in
cluding Spencer Penrose, G. NJ. Mac.
Neill and others, contributed to the
fund and Mr. Powell raised $1,000 in
less than "a hours.
The elk will be placed above Mani
tou, where they will be given their
freedom. but win be provided with
plenty of food for the winter If the
snow becomes deep. They will be
carefully protected in The hope that
they will in few years restock the
Pixies peak region. In the early days
the slopes of Pixies peak were a fav-
orite haunt of the beautiful antlers.
but for great many years they nave
been extinct in this district.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-12-10
new PROMOTION
BOOKS TOBRING
1916 TOURISTS

Hawaii will have new literature
next year telling of the beauties OF
the islands. The force at the Promo
tion Committee has been busy for
some time revising the literature re-
garding Hawaii. and all suggestions
received are incorporated into the
various publications. The books and
pamphlets Of this year. viii be thor.
oughly revised and bids will be asked
for the publication OF the same before
the first Of the year.
The literature this year was written
to attract the attention Of visitors 10
the San Francisco exposition, and in
asmuch as the exposition has closed,
the committee deems it necessary to
change the plan for the publications
Throughout the year many sugges.
tions are received on itineraries and
other matters and these win be plac-
ed In the new books.