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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-16

Articles of incorporation OF Bloom
quist Brothers Paint. Glass and Wall
paper company have been filed with
the county clerk. The company will
operate at American Fork. and viii
take over and continue the business
OF Bloomquist Bros The capital stoct
Is $1,000. IN shares of par value Of s.
each. The officers are: Axel Bloom
quist. president; Ethtl BloomquIst.
vice president; Eben r. r. Bloom
qulst, secretary and treasurer; these
with Hilma Bloomquist and Tracy
Wootton constitute the board of trus-
tees.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rally Day, next Sunday; the morn
ing services will be merged into one
special service at 1890. Visitors well
come No evening service Meeting
in the afternoon on Provo Bench.
The Synod OF Utah has been In SEES.
sion this week at Brigham CITY Rev
John Meeker expects to be home again
Saturday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of John VI. Thornton, Deceased

Creditors will present claims with
vouchers 10 the undersigned at hei
residence in American Fork city.
Utah c. nty, Utah, on o. before the
10Th da' II February, A. 1916.
Sarah ne Thornton, Administrators
park and Robinson, AuOrneys fDI
Admni ltriX
First pa, Oct lG-last M 10, 1915
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GOOD POTATOES
FOR. SALE

We will be digging potatoes next
week; and will be able to load up any
one who comes to the field. Price In
field As cents per bushel at J. +.
Beck's farm, Upper Bench. American
Fork 1G-1t
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Reno WagstaG left Wednesday ia
spend n few days in Salt Lake
Mrs Alma Olsen of Springvillc is
here visiting her mother, Mrs George
Storrs.
TIE Misses Mary Blackhurst and
Docia Brown visited American Fork
relatives Sunday.
Sydney Melodies, Jr, left Monday
morning for weeks stay at the sheep
herd at Soldier Summit.
Emmett Palmer lett the forepart of
the week for an indefinite stay in Tc-
ton, Idaho.
joys Photo Studio open every Mon
day i6-lt
Mrs. Mamie Astlc of Montpelier,
Idaho, spent the past week In this city
visiting Mrs Ether Mcbride.
Ebcn IlOomquist entertained his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bloom
quist, and sister, Grcta, of Provo, here
Sunday
Jesse Misncr went TO Salt Lake
Tuesday night TO see Mrs. Leslie Cart
er in "Za2a at the Orpheum.
Mrs. John w Chapman and children
IF Salt Lake were guests of American
Fork relatives Saturday aud Sunday
There are too many fathers who
will tie up the dog at night aud let
he boy or girl run loose.
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"dets.lt" for (;orns,
SURE as Sunrise +!
any Corn, With "Gets,It" on 1t, Is an
Absolute "Gonerw

world !, IT'S the simplest thing IN N
use GETS, rid Of q corn,--when 70,
o,2irn.ridder Really ~ kreates.
p.oasufe to have corns iust no. 60 a
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!. ----------.----.-------- -----..--..-
o.l'cr ShostadC spent sunday in ced
ar Valley " u
br lluchcl was al Spanish Fork visit
or SATURDAY
Postmaster James II. Clarke mad,
business trip TO Provo Tuesday
c T. Young was Provo visitor
Tuesday.
VIM liuckms Of Ogden was in Amcri.
can Fork Wednesday on business.
Lenny Wild came down from tho
canyon to spend several days here.
MIR and Mrs $. A. Willcs OF Lehi, were
American Fork visitors Wednesday.
Arthur Dickcrson of Salt Lake wa
visitor in this city Tuesday
The Misses Blanche Crandall and
Dorothy Chapman were Provo visitors
Tuesday
+ II Ward, OF Salt Lake. mad, a
business trip TO \moricau Fork Wed.
ncsday
Messrs Louny Harrington and Ben
Walton were visitors in Provo We'd
nosday
Mrs. Cen, Murdoch visited her
laughter, Mrs. Nathan Anderson, in
Salt Lake Saturday
VIM Pool returned homo Saturday
after spending several weeks in Bing-
ham.
Joys Photo Studio open every Mon
day l6-lts
Mr. and Mrs w a. Iuckins of 0g-
den are here visiting relatives
Elcry Biuns left Monday for his
sheep herd in Idaho.
Mr.. ana Mrs j. $. Timms OF Eureka
arc here visiting friends and relatives
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Miss Liza iIindley spent Friday an
saturday In Provo, the guest
friends.
Mrs. Jarvis Aydelotte returned HON
Monday after few days visit IN Pre-
Ivo.
| The Misses Linda Ross sud Erm
smith OF Lehi were here SUNDAY
guests of Miss Clara Wing.
The Misses Hazel Case, Ina Dun
can and Mae Hutchlngs were Paw
son visitors Sunday.
Walter Slack returned home sun
day, after working In Fairfield ,b
past few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Osborne an,
children We're Salt Lake visitors Sat
| iTuuy anu sunday.
Mrs. Steve Shelley spent Friday II
Pleasant Grove, guest of her mother
Mrs. s. II Smith.
VIII Neibaur of Teton, Idaho, spcn
Saturday here with Mr.. and Mrs JOIN
NJ. Smith.
You can buy at Chipman's Saturday
and all next week Soda Crackers n
wood boxes 5 lbs. for 3Oc. lG.'
q. G. Hoag and wife of Salt LAX,
spent Sunday in American Fork
guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Firmage
Mrs. Walter Slack returned Sunday
after a visit of several days with hei
son, John Robinson and wife IN Bling.
ham.
Mrs SAINT Walker and children OF
Pleasant Grove, spent Monday II
American Fork, guests of Mrs. steve
Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman, Sr
came down from Salt Lake Monday
and spent the day with relatives
Mrs. w. w. Southworth OF Salt Lake
accompanied by Mrs Grocsbcck OF
Lehi, paid American Fork q brief visit
Monday
Among the marriage licenses ISSUED
At the county seat was one TO Howard
Duffin of Salt Lake and Priscill'
Walker OF American FORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grant and baby
If Mantl were here the latter part OF
he week. visiting Mr. Grants par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs VIM, Grant
Mrs. W o. Spcrry and son, Nern
Of Salt Lake spent sunday in Amer
can Fork, guests Of Mrs. Sparry's 81"
ter, Mrs. W. d, Edmonds
Mrs Esther Richens returned TO hrI
home NJ Hcncfcr, Monday, after sp'n'-
ing several days here with her brothers
Iol,, aud Inunnb nXuTl
Mrs r. A. Lee went to salt Lake
Monday for n short visit with h'T
laughter, Mrs. Joseph CayananfO' ana
sister, Mrs Mary Foster
The Misses Fac Chapman, AHA I''N
Merle Smith and Edith BucR"'i''.'
md Mcssrs Jim Chipman and p'rf".
anderson were Provo visitors "nH"''
Mr. and Mrs. A. 49, Adams ana WITS
y NJ Ambrose motOrcd 10 san ,.'N.
Monday. and spent the day ''7u '"E
Mrs. John Bmks aud Miss Lou NJ"
brOsc
Notice Orient Theatre Patrons
,ou would enjoy big lol Bison We.
'ern production once every week ~
Use mo-Our efforts are for your
,ertoinmcnt G G. burlington. ''.'
Among the American Fork p.oP"
who went To Provo Monday "'-u
attend the opera ia Ir'N'''
which Emma Lncy Gates sang Wv
leading role, were; Mr. ana WI
r. A. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Young, Mrs George Nicho'r' '"' . ,..
Ira. Mrs. J. II Hiudlcy ond '',E' '''.,
rligo Mrs s l. Chipmon Ih' "','
Anna Mathiscn. Euuir" Jacobsen, 30.
lion Brown DIVA Chipm'n' m
ploclhurst. ArNuo christensen, ',..
ITO smith. and Mossrs Joe n'" ,,...
cIyde Parker, Bert srorrs. VINO ''''
Tin and James Martin
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=, RUS Your Feet In Clover.
,nem come OF with "Gets.r,.o 7. ,,.,
.ins lhe corn from tho true fesb
an W. uhn lhcn makes IL come Clean
" hours ends rorns for koens'
Inc b an5Soth e Use of tape, corn.squecz.
80 80 uahunRcs, irritating snlyes, Knives
s G,sofS' ana ra2ors really look ridicuions'
MY, ilu nl those curns quickly, surely
p9,hlsssly --ius ,agily,-with "Gets'
10 oir,9r warts and bunions. too. It's
'he Slh century way. ~
"ets,ll is sold by all druggists
&c bottle. OPP ront direct he IL
Lawrence 4 Go. Clicnpo. W E'
Sold in American Fork and recon.
mehded as the worlds best corn rem.
edy by AMERICAN FORK ORIG 20.
end WM. THORNTON'S, ''
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Vnoice Cut Flowers

~" una Floral Designs. Send
v leu Floral Co., Lehl. Tele-
'0''' We deliver PROMPT.
Tyr.
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FORK LOCALS

IslcAN FORK LOCALS
NJ Kelly was a Salt Lake
Monday
,.,,ie spratley spent Sunday
,,hsm Canyon
u..,o studio open every Mon
f" 16-1t
:. chipman spent Sunday in
lie
5 l. Chapman was a froVo
sunday
,,h Rowley of Mertaugh, Ida
ss,o visiting her sister, Mrs
Hansen
1--WE motored from Provo to
r.an Fork Tuesday in his new
atc.
!, Hansen and wife returned
saturday after an absence oil
days spent in Salt Lake.
George Tyler, of the Bay State
!, was down from the canyon
,ss on business matters.
Greenwood spent the latter
4 the week in the canyon in
1, bis mining property.
WIldman Murphey of Payson,
American Fork friends We'd
Otto Laursen Of Bingham. Is
rIsItIng her parents. Mr.. and
lban Snyder.
Lena Beck of Beaver spent
Nav In this city, guest Of Miss
Dck.
Misses Rula Storrs and Ruby
Visited Lehi public schools
bay.
box In Chipman's Grocery Win
! lcr price on Winter Flour. 1871
J J. Clayson spent Tuesday II
b transferring the records from
kh lindon Ward to the new.
b. S. Wild left today for Og.
Ehere she will spend several
riih Mrs. T. c. Myers.
J Chlpman has accepted a posi-
n clerk In the furniture depart
! Of the Chapman Mercantile Co.
J Evelyn Alderly and niece. Miss
pine Gordon, OF Wallsburg, were
pests Of friends In this city, Wed.
Sylvester Osborn, one of the q
'hs veteran operators, returned
rsrican Fork canyon the early b
d the week to look after his min
lterests there.
epn 5. Wild left today for Salt
nmeet his cousin, Alfred Barnes s
'saehusetts. Mr.. Barnes is stop
N Salt Lake on his way
from the Panama expositions.
rrovo Steam Laundry will do
rough dry work; also your
y yeas ana pillows. 2-4t q
Joseph Walton delightfully."- en-
aea about eighteen OF her lady
at a kenslngton, Wednesday
pleasant afternoon was spent
'hs and In social chat, after r
oalnty refreshments were, serv- .
Lillian Hanson entertained IN
Of her brother. from Idaho. :
'aesday evening The rooms
sAlIy decorated with autumn
ihe guests We're served with
W refreshments at the close of ,
SAINT evening.
ia, event of the week was an y
y, farewell party given by the
',spers and the Mutual work
y @s Second Ward Tuesday In h
!, " ,s mrs II L Robinson, at the II
!. = .ue latter Music, games and T
's"ausements comprised an ex-
~ S''erhoon's entertainment. Mrs.
w !, was presented with a huge
|, y, carnations, as n token of y
!, anu esteem of her fellow |
- a.
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Keno Wagstan left Wednesday Ia
spend few days in Salt Lake
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o.I via, event of the week was an
/. g r, farewell party given by the
4 , nv and the Mutual work
\, y @s Second Ward Tuesday in
S " MRS H. L. Robinson, at the
m, ne latter, Music, games and
x, .ssmusements comprised an ex-
l,,0 S''srhoon's entertainment. Mrs.
|,,st 4 :, was presented with a huge
M. =, carnations, as n token of
NJ, ana esteem of her fellow
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MRS Alma Olsen of Springville is
here visiting her mother, Mrs George
Storrs.
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Tue Misses Mary Blackhurst and
Docia Brown visited American Fork
relatives Sunday.
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Lllian Hanson entertained IN
Oh her brother. from Idaho
'uesoay evening, The rooms
'AiIy decorated with autumn
n ihe guests We're served with
wy refreshments at the close of
|a'ant evening
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Miss Liza fIindley spent Friday and
Saturday in Provo, the guest of
friends.
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Mrs. Jarvis Aydelotte returned HON,
Monday after few days visit in Pro.
vo.
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DEATHS

son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley II. Allen, 1916 Oahu avenue.
May Is. 1915.
ASAM--In Honolulu. May Is. 1915,
Mrs. Annie Aqua Asarn OF Campbell
lane, a native Of Honolulu. aged so
years.
Funeral from NJ. E. Silya's under
taking parIors, Nuuanu and Kukui
streets, this afternoon; interment In
the Catholic cemetery. King street.
KUNUKU-In Honolulu, May "a,
1915, KeaIaula, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Kunuku Of 972 Dowsett
lane. a native OF Honolulu. aged II
years, Eve months and two days.
PARK--In Honolulu, May IL. 1915.
Park 500 Sun, married. OF Parker
lane. a native Of Korea, aged 5e
years.
YANG-In Honolulu. May N, 1915.
Tung Fo, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Yang
Cheu Kiam, aged IL months ard
sixteen days.
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sional party and the senators and law,
makers OF our own country. At s
o'clock there. were about 1000 people
seated on the lawns sof the beautiful
home under hau and banyan trees, and
many more arrived later The lauhala
and kukui trees were lighted and an
improvised stage set between them,
forming a very pretty setting. The
lighting in the big banyan tree. too,
was very effectiye, Several tableanx
were shown, depicting the life in Ha-
wall of centuries ago and little play
let Of modern days, by Charles King,
was also given. All the old songs,
oles and hulas were rendered.
After the general crowd had left
the grounds the prince and princess
served delicious refreshments to their
special guests The evening was one
which viii long remain In the memory
Of those who awaited themselves of
the invitation extended by the dele
gate and his charming wife.
- - -
From the San Francisco Chronicle
OF May 8 comes the following:
OAKLAND. May S.|Immediately
after the schools close next month,
many of the local smart set will leave
for the mountains or seaside to en-
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glace strawberries, with a tiny Ha
waiian flag on one side and the Stars
and Stripes on the other. The wines
we're entirely Californian. =.
Before the dinner was over dancing
began and continued until after mid
night, and included many semi-Hawai
ian and Spanish steps of such grace as
have never been seen on the modern
dancing floor. s..
A large party went down to the
steamer on Wednesday to wish Judge
Robertson and Mrs. Robertson bon
voyage, and filled their stateroom
with California blossoms
s.. - = -
A wedding of interest to society
around the bay and in Manila occur.
red recently in the beautifully decor.
ated home of the bride in Berkeley,
when Miss Grace G. Hoskins, in the
presence of her family and a few in.
innate friends, was married by the
Rev. F. V. Jones to Mr.. E. ]. Water.
house. ~.>....
Miss Hosk ms first met her husband
in Manila, where she and her sisters
and a brother have been prominent in
government and social circles for
several years. ..... =.
Mr.. Warehouse is assistant direc-
tor of public works in Manila, having
charge Of the road-building work of
he government Before returning 70
Manila with his bride he will make
extensive investigation into road-build-
ing operations in California and East
crn states:-San Francisco Chronicle.
=; - - ... -.
Part of the congressional party left
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this morning on the Matson liner
Wilhelmina for their various homes.
The parting was q most beautiful one.
Never were quite 80 many varicolored
leis displayed. Some OF the visitors
showed their appreciation for the good
times and hospitality extended them
and their grief AT departing by weep
ing as the Hawaiian band fingered on
the strains Of Aloha De-" There were
number Of young people. especially
girls. in the parry, which fact account.
ed for the numberless members OF
HonOlulu's younger ser appearing on
the scene. Cheer after cheer was
given for the islands anG their people
- - -
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Dougherty
sailed this week for the Hawaiian Is
lands. where they expect to pass about
six weeks. The marriage of Miss Pau
line Painter to Dougherty took place
about ten days ago. at the home OF
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Painter. Upon their return
from the islands Mr.. and Mrs. Dough.
erty will reside at San Jose-San
Francisco Chronicle.
= y -
A crowd of prominent Honolulans,
under the direction OF Mr.. Won Temp
sky. are going to spend a week in the
crater of Haleakala. on Maui. They
leave this evening to be gone for two
weeks The party consists OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Montague Cooke, Jr., Miss
Alice Cooke, Mr. and Mrs Harry Pen.
hallow and others. =.
- - - -"
Mr. and Mrs Dougherty we're one
of the six honeymoon couples who
came to Honolulu on the Wilhelmina
last week. They are enjoying their
stay in Honolulu immensely, being at
the Moana hotel. Twice day the
Doughertys enter the surf. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dougherty are both exceedingly
fine swimmers. = - ~.
Since Signor Giovacehini of the Be.
vani Grand Opera Company has been
on Maui, Nine. Gioyacchini has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. Montague
Cooke, Jr., at their beautiful residence,
Kualii n. Is. ~
- - - 49, =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crockett return.
ed from a pleasant trip to the volcano
on Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crockett, ON their honeymoon, are
making an indefinite stay in the Is
lands ... 49,.
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IaIt Days Of Congressional

1-xxt Days OF congressional
Party in Henolulu. !
The last day OF pa.s Of the Congress
SIGNAL party in Honolulu was one long
to be remembered, both by the mali.
hinis and kamaainas. Only the morn
ing was left to our friends in which
to pack up their goods and chattels
and souvenirs Of the islands. Yester-
day afternoon a most delightful recep.
ton and tea was held at the home of
Lieut.. col. and Mrs. C. II. Cooper. where
the governor OF the territory. Lucius e.
Pinkham, entertained the party and
their friends. The Cooper residence
on Lunalilo street was beautifully
decorated fer the occasion with flags,
palms and flowers. A large crowd Wis
tied the home between the hours of
100 and 6 o'clock to meet the mem.
bers of the congressional party.
Last night at the home of Prince
end Princess Kalanianaole, "Pualei-
.lana,'' a magnificent entertainment
and reception was held for the visit
ors. The Prince and Princess receiv-
&c only the members OF the congress
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| JOY the summer days away from town.
Although many are planning to be
away during the entire season, others
will take short trips in order that
they may enjoy the summer pleasures
at the exposition. Mr.. and Mrs Guy
c. Earl have beautiful place at Ben
Lomond, and every summer the young
er members of the household enter.
tain many delightful house parties.
! Mrs. Grace Tubbs Henshaw also has
an attractive place in the mountains,
where she will pass the greater part
OF this season In company with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Tyler Tubbs
Henshaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hen
shaw and their small son. Mrs. S. p.
Hall, with her two daughters, the
Misses Priscilla and Natalie Hall, will
open her country home in the Santa
Cruz mountains, and the two girls will
entertain many of their friends from
town. DR.. and Mrs. George Hill will
divide their time between their house
in town and their large ranch in
Contra Costa county Mrs. Hill usual
ly gives weekend parties, during the
J"
fifth Henshaw and her daughters. Mrs
Harry Chickering and Mrs. Charles
Keeney, are going south again this
summer, and will occupy their beauti-
flu place near Montecite Many other
summer homes will also be opened
rather early this season. .-.-
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Tubbs Henshaw
came to Honolulu a little over two
years ago on their honeymoon. They
had eloped from their homes in Berke-
ley and stayed here little over a
year. 1t was regretted by the smart
set when the popular young couple
left the islands. @,"
- = = >s>... .
Berkeley Couple Will Make .......
Home in Honolulu.
BERKELEY, Cal, May S.-Mr and
Mrs. Frederick Kirchoff sailed this
week on the Wilhelmina for Honolu-
lu, where they are to make their home
A large number of friends gathered at
the pier to bid farewell to the couple
The wedding of Kirchoff and Miss
Bernice Kelley was solemnized early
in the week at st. Clements Chapel
in Claremont, and only relatives and
intimate friends we're in attendance
Mrs. Kirchoff is daughter of Mrs.
E. A. Kelley and the late DR.. Kelley
and is well known in college and sor.
ority circles, having attended the Uni
yersity of California. Mr.. Kirchoff is
graduate Of the University and is
engaged in civil engineering in Homo
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MARRIED

< JHIA-HOLUALoA = In Honolulu.
May 10. 1915, KIM Kuhia and Miss
Lahela Holualoa, Elder Abraham
Fernandez Of the Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints officiat-
ing; witnesses: ]. Pahaku and Isaac
Kaiua
SoTT-MoSSMAN--Ir Honolulu. May
Is, 1915, Harold c. Mott and Miss
Sarah v. Mossman, David G. Peters.
minister OF the Christian church. Of
floating. Witnesses: James b. Moss
man and Mrs. Ada l. Gibson.
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lulu.-San Francisco Chronicle.

- - > ....
Mrs. Fred Macfariane Entertains for
Members Of the Congressional Party.
Mrs. Frederick w. Macfarlane was
hostess to number of women in the
Congressional party On Monday even.
ing at the Oahu Country CLUB. The
congressman were at dinner at the
Moana hotel, given by the Chamber of
Commerce, and after the little party
at the club tired of cards they motor
ed to the hotel to hear some of the
speeches. Quantities IF white lilies
and green ferns adorned the table in
an attractive centerp:ece. Among
Mrs. Macfarlane's guests were Mrs A
B. Cummins, Mrs. w. Salisbury. Mrs.
G. w. Fairchild, Mrs. w. A. Cullop,
Mrs. J. Fl. Moore, Mrs. P P. Campbell
Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. A. ]. Campbell and
Mrs. j. M. Dowsett The early part
of the evening was spent with cards.
- - =
Mrs. j. Morton Riggs Luncheon. ~.-
Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs had as her
guests at luncheon at the Country
Club on Sunday the wives and daugh-
tiers of a number Of the senators and
members of the House OF Representa-
tives who we're being initiated into
the Chiefs of Hawaii at Ford island
Among those at the luncheon were
Mrs. d. j. Riordan, Mrs. Ollie James,
Mrs. A. ]. Rarchfeld Miss Barehfeld
Mrs. Myra Davis, Mrs. w. c. Gearing
Mrs. Phil Campbell. Miss Campbell.
Mrs. w. J. Cary. Mis-. NJ. F Conry.
Mrs. ]. Hampton Moore. Mrs. J. L
Slayden, Miss MARI MATHS, Miss Julia
Maths, Mrs L. NJ WHIT nouse. NJ SIS
Riordan and Master Bill Cary.
- = -
Invitations Out.
Invitations are being received to-
day from the Y. W. C. A., which read:
The Young Women's Chr stan Asso-
r. citation invites you to a
.~> Promotion Party
- at
49, The Homestead.
+ ...... CLIO King Street.
Monday evening. May "a, 1875,
s o'clock.
This is being locked forward to as
one of the big affairs Ct next week,
the association parties always being
jolly affairs.
Dinner for Members Of
Congressional Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton Riggs en-.
tertained at dinner at their home
1855 N. King street, on Saturday even.
ing for a number Of the members OF
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PENSIONS FOR YOUNGSTERS
[Associated Pressl

PARASITIC minister Of war has
decided that boys under seventeen
years of age adopted by regiment or
who have succeeded irregularly y
joining the army, and have made reg.
ular campaigns and are wounded In
the field, shall receive pensions as II
regularly incorporated.
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.Professor . aid uise skylieht

Professor" said Miss Skylight, Il
w1nt you to suggest a course in life
for me. have thought Of journal
ism
What are your own inclinations? =
@0h, my soul yearns and throbs and
pulsates with an ambition to give the
world life work that shall be mar
velous in its scope and weirdly en-
trancing in the vastness Of its struc-
tural beauty"
Woman. you're born to be q milli-
ner.'