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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FOUR PLY SWATS
DEFEAT DODGERS
Two IN FIRST faninx Peiat fate %
Ersaklya IN Gams Asaiass
Chicago Cabs.
CLAN swEEr MADE ~ sEEn :
sos Crush Cleveland fndians Iulee,
Losers cstfiax Bet Oas Eaa
Durfnz 1ftsrnooa-

cAseAxa. IT,. faas IA eissgsF %
kenss Fuas. two 81 thea ie tae Grst
taaizE. ssttIsd tzs tate q 80 s1ps "a
Dodgers o. ne fzal r4Ela 90 tas-E
Gfx-a1 al tHs Nsat ai99 BARK yss-
tereay ssG Eays - Cabs a e.s11
rx~~D a. Eas SERIES TEs Ecerr va
e. an6 ~ eaHsesE wa devoid ~
Hntsr-wt ssr M reason that ClscrEs
Ffsres nsy-r gave the rastsrnsfs as
oc~nteE anfil Eis mates h.aa collected
ne enc si,isf asfvsasaEs.
ToaaE huI Alteaiaora. e lsfts stst--.
wH0 lasf season proved a sfsesal. s <
hieeN t5r sAs aea undsr pu1T. s.sE
BAT nseE wHea be frieG ta seem ere
sfis ef nreostgn's GeUua CRATE segrG
This could b. ascsrtaiasf az eartg as
the arst feunG. whea SENATE enar
nsetsd vim q frfes s.Fa1ast ths frcer.
WctafFy bsag auf a. laaeiE HH ssE
saisf cane shrouzh win "a vale
sucn "a WuGafe siagp.G cue a. tsU
minutes bsfars
'rnesa Eirse maFssra settled wesrs
sar ss Eae Ntaner vas reHerrss'l.
amt 81 vas Htsf a. GarHtlas OF srfs.aE
ne Fama over wien ne Dodgers
wsrs resigned Es E4rfr raf-. aenrss-
naa INST as sasfsfis ts HHaE.e FafsEs
s4onz a. we're Eas egas rheT eegdff
afJ risres sad sus oil alf sr Hteae
fsrErfriiaess. George Hl1sr spared
enc VISITORS enc Humiliation sr s tfar.
auf BY ufrsrufiaf tHrw W .ir
lann maftsf -a enc afaEH
-rhfs elsF Nss snouf FHe Ha.
one ~ enc sraiaafl F1f..lf F1r.ttH
FBa mafarr rrrVlaut rs ...s les. .Hta
Fsr eeorHr travelled f f speedy Gs
Brtsli BuE ruFss He taH
60 Woal Hfsusn Tel Haa" HHHH.ts
ue 1HfH e8fsHtH dropped |.H
HFf HaHF tfH WHrt
t. Single NH .rFHta
1asserr GfHE He las-s
WUrr uen aH He.aHsr "a.
vino forgot sr slo1r a- .Has-lr ss..s
emit Hfrv r1 HfI "A. -ar.r f rs".H
f HIfe sr8.ag usErst OF ..ae.Ht ..
-s Grtt on f SCORE l8 fH# EVENT.
rlrsv tvfF chance rar a
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FIREhIEN. OUTFIT, WIN
FROM wooDNIEN, z TO o

te tes rrst ssTssgs ~ Ees Tszs Eer
vi o vi tFsm eF ssis efsF vas EsFessef
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81 aEsstsE - ms Fsssess Gs& ssr8ss
&c critical szszss - ssa 81 sesssss were
rss9Gssfats Co. Esstf defeat TIE
Ne6faser s1EsE tss gffeess. bsE
-ssurt ace eenEseE wHsu Ass EssaE
ruass ne tsssss saE @ss ss esss 81
sssrY taessE egs 80 Ersg. Meas zsG
Gs@ss ssra sgra~x eus ssFee ou@ss
ssEss,s eve s.ssseFss. wsf.s Mssss cay
sa.sssls 60 "a s4rsa=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
TRI- CITY TEAMS on
HOME GROUNDS NOW

The Three Eye teams of both Moline
and Davenport opened today on nome
grounds after a weeks trip on me
road Moline is playing with Deca-
tur this afternoon, while Davenport
and Quincy are fighting it out on 1ae
Iowa ball lot On the last road UP
Moline won two and lost three, while
Davenport won seven out OF nine me
first half OF the league schedule ehas
in two weeks, and both tri-city nileS
are fighting hard to finish at the Top
of the heap on the last lap.
The team winning the pennant II
the first half will battle the team m
ishing first in the last half OF tle
league season for the big bunting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
BOOSTERS SEVERELY
TROUNCED BY COOS

II was eight straight for the 500
Block ball team of this city. when they
walIoped the Davenport Boosters yes
terday afternoon at the Island City
park by a score Of Is to i. Up TO the
final innings the game was good
one. the locals having only a run
lead. However. in the seventh and
eighth frames the 600 men landed on
Scott for 10 runs. on the other hand
Reeves had the Pretzel bunch feeding
out OF his hand all afternoon. striking
ont 10 men and allowing only four
hits. which resulted in one run. Cork.
the shortstop OF the 500 Block. damned
out for hits in FIVE times at hat. three
OF them going for two bases. The
story in figures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Wheel TWO BUMPS
FOR 0'LEARYITES
uuiurs ~rts Davenport BACK Whii.
urraiar >huis nat vaiinr in
Tizhf gomhuf.

QsaH Ul June -g- Quincy took
fae games t-aa Davenport yesterday.
ssr rres .a 30 .aliass az a result o.
aarl biting sEl tar second largely
EHFHsss three errors tT th- visitors
score fT innings EH r.
uaHerrHTE 10000 %
ga.arr COCOON unUnao0I- go g
Euerlss willis and Meyers: H.E-
teT ar. Narrr.
s"rs Same. RHE
uzFFHFHrt ..-.-. .nnnIo00-l 9 20
a-iH.r ........- .n01Ho0o-1 %
Batteries UsrEer and Meyers. Cum
H.rss and Ear.zl~
Decatur. Ii. June ei-EIler and
IrT.Hr fought rf pitchers battle. De-
-star r.uE .H tEr eighth on two
s.ts ana q r1e~3fer fr Do vas Efler's
r9arI defeat 1t Che season. both by
ueesfgF
Score ty iaa.arr RH.E
Decatur ......U Nn r10L--I .
H,a.iar ........600oo000o-c o
Taylor and OBric1. Il
Ter aEd Carney.
Bloomington. Ill. June 2i-AlthouFh
oath!t by Rockford. bloomington took
advantage o. the visitors errors and
uoa. 90 g.
Score by Innings RI. r
Rockford -.....00O0ooI00-I s ..
uIoominEt1E ..eOO0OI00O-3 o.
UsffrrieF= Hardin and Jacobs.
seEianFkrE aud Reltmeycr.
Peoria. IN. June ei.-JcuEen for
Peoria won a pitchers duel from KEEL
lag Df Dubuque 8 Go D.
Score by Innings. RH. r.
Peoria .......-00OI0000.I s o.
Dubuque .-o00oOOoOO-0 8 %.
iiaffrrirs-J~usrn and AarEhaII. {
ks.isF and Krfua.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Grihfth and Mandot So.

Chicago. Ill. June 2L-Anoihel
around the circuit" no-decision pat
tie. the third staged in less than Two
years. was signed mp yesterday "heH
Tommy Walsh, Joe Mandot's manager
succeeded in getting the Canton, Ohlo,
promoters TO stage another JohhHy
Griffith-Joe Mandot fight. The date SCI
was July >. and the distance VIII DC
II rounds. OF course no referees YER
dict will be given
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
sPLNTERs OF SPORT

Atlanta. Ca. June sc. /. Dexter
uf Dallas. Tex won the championship
1f the Southern Coli association sat
uslav. defeating Nelson Whitney OF
Sew Orleans g up lu tbc final round OF
tho ANAL tournament Whitney had
held The champ .UaEl.p four years.
Spring VALLEY. no.. June -0-Jack
uuiE viii meet Mickey Sheridan in a
ln-rouuI contest 90 Jackson. Mich. on
June -. at au open air show az the
baseball park for the benefit ~ the
Jackson baseball team. Billy Papke.
eX-m.ldicVeirtt champion. viii ac-
company u1.s ana his manager TO
Jackson
Dubuque. Iowa. June aI.-Dubuque
has released L.sydeckcr. second-strlng
catcher. and signed Catcher Harry COL
icrbrrEcr ~ Lirchfold. H.. the home
town uf Catcher Ray Schalk. Vernon
IslarE ffIrI taEpmlu last year. who
was sold GO Detroit iu thc fan. will re-
i1in the club this week. Other changes
viii be- made by Manager Plazs in or
der 90 strengthen tine club FOR the sec
oul Ihree-Eyc season. opening July z.
Vancouver. 2. g.. June 2I.-The
financially EtraitcueG Victoria team
VIII be given one more chance 70 re-
main in the northwestern league.
President Robert Blewctt announced
he would send the team 20 Victoria
today FOR the series against Aberdeen.
Upon the patronage Will depend the
disposition OF the club. Il IS under
stood the British Columbia Electric
company, which IS backing the Van
couver team. viii back Victoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
THEEE-EYE LTaGrE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nsfi~nzf I~axus.


CntesEB. g. uraosiFa. g.
CtaeissztL q fsatafrtrats. &.
90. Leafs. g. E6stoa. 9
osIg saFss Ea@ss seasGzis1-
Americas Lxa<us.
CetezE1s "a Ctsgetsaa. "a
8g Leafs. usgsost. G.
usiT tEsss EaEss staYeG
FEDERAL Isaxus.
fisssszFEs. &c. Nsvast. "a
ostY two tsssss seEsduted-
Aasrrteas Assoeiatiou-
Nifiwzssss. "a 81 Fszi. s-G
Ctsgssasss s=ts tasisFiIls. IS
caisszssss S. tsfIssssetis. ia
esssss clsF. 81 MissssP6ils. "a
CsetEai Leave.
GqsssOuts. D. WesstiaE. g.
Gfsss Ezs5ss. O. TaasEssSsa. l.
goFs wsyes. as tssytas. II
Ere. s=2e. TsrFs fsass. f-z
BLStats.
tlsetss t=Es Ottaua. s=a
fsrse@rss IS t1Eia. ii
asfFssas 80 Asress. "a
Wsstsru Lsazus-
H5saS CRY s==as tAseots. "a
psessF. as oaaaka. "A
wtesits. &c Tossfs. Ill.
tass Massss. "a 50. Joseph. 90
Ihrss-tys Lss<s~.
Q-lsrr. 2 Davenport 2 80 saninssg.
QzsarT. g. tsgsap1rt.
fAseassF. a. Ialins.
u-aozisEtas. a. Rockford. Z.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
FOURTH PRELIM WON
BY DECKER FRENCH

The fourth preliminary match for
the mems handicap trophy was held
at the Arsenal Golf club Saturday af-
ternoon- Notwithstanding the unfav-
orahle weather a fair number of CON
testants turned out. Decker French
won the cup being up on DOGGY. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
DAVENPORT RACES
AGAIN POSTPONED

F1s The third time this month the
earss faces a. the Davenport mile
track we're postponed yesterday. on
account ~ The muddy condition OF the
track. Tie Davenport Business Mems
ksrinE asHociaiion. which u IN charge.
announced today thar the races would
= held next sunday. providing the
track - n shape
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

retfss ere eres.f sa-ae,s sssa tks
satrs OF et,t.s. saeer erasrss are easas-
~'t re ere veet wlss Gsr ar q Ire s4s-
ssseer esfrfr rssrsess are sEesr-
-ef E~rss err effsg esaa@sr 50
a&ag ssss- =-ssss sss s-sesG - rz.a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Summary-Two base hits. Whistler.
Cork 3. Bases on balls of Scott 5.
Bases on dead ball. Kruger. KimbIe,
Cook Struck out by Reeves 13. by
Scott 9. Umpire Dufin. Scorer. Ma
gee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
The niamnnh.

The diamond has been found on all
tho continents and in almost every
country on the globe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

summary. IWO-baSe hits-ReeNeS,
.Ballinger, Robson and ElIiugbouse,.
Three-base hits-Fox. Stolen bases
Schriever, KimbIe. GOuhart. Double
plays-Kimble TO Manuel Bases on
balls-On Reeves, 5; OF Kane I; of
Vermillion, 5. Wild pitches-Reeves.
Passed ball-Ballinger Struck out
BY Kane. /, by Reeves. g; by Fermil-
lion, r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
IIEbAY IN IHEIr.rYT.

Davenport. 3 QaincF. &
ttoifss. %. neeasar. ..
itae sfar'i- g. Hiaanisxtaa- =
D=sG9ss. 5. Peoria. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21


e1-~~n~n.f. o.ss. tstns ~ foe-~is.aslis
wnffss s,ss searssf a weeds saEs sssiEa
a>p~ T~ss-~,iar ~ wafDpfax ne sr@z-
sr..a ta.sszns svess. enc fFst sssae sasi-
ass ? - Z sasf &c second 3 60 a.
t.rxrs enanss - xforT wsas e. fessrs
5~r.ass<. .zaiasfHax Wsaser. wfta eve
srfol.. ant en- s.s,tsf saraesF ~ ehzfa
ssnss.s and tns ant.rfaE 81 acme.
rearaAur. WIN q home fga. ant tls--~
sfnxfss IN me srst ssasss m Cs9fes.
WIN o norasr. sad Jlm scptss WIN as
arrr nnTffsE n tss sftsrpiecsi
rearafsrfs ssar or blow wsut ever
~. tsncs ea rt4ss fsisf. wHGe oeA-
flas frrys remained on ne treus'g
an closes ssaf N escaped cent-r Ftssi-
or S,snfawsr-a. safsh 81 tae ts,iases
also asiussf afsnseff 80 e estr asxEse
IN ne arst EsFse Wusa se toftsG ~
n.Ii ever enc fence. sue nacH aesesr
enc esat aas sas8 sne rrsnciiso,sii 3
Otssr aarf afstsrs ~ me fsy were .
cslfns WIN o sffoies Eetn wf5n
doaafs ssd rsfscn win e Fr1alr
rAs f,sasfsn aes,isF we stsErif tsf
ne seneat ~ ne ecs effce t.tsettEH "a
sosf5oacf zane sefveff fs an tasf
me Nsafner seer a tsns aaornfss
xss 81 Hae esftf br Desired. sat
frdau ttss ssg ON enc aiev tf vss
sGsssf assemblies. Sue ere eies.iias
III raa ffssr soon convinced efr Wcs
MAJ uasv we're Essias tuou a. fesr
SAL a-ufl WHsa Her .art-f eo fe
sex scerr ef sfsf same
.Has4srf ...-.r-1 1tH0tr
.f.s~efsad ..,..d HGHH1 1905 tl
naffsrias n,saz faf sesaas cscmhs
fsass and ofNsift
2erend ftae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
HAEGE CARDS DEFEAT
PRETZEL NAMESAKES

BY piling up a commanding lead in
the early innings the Haege Cardin-
ais OF Rock Island succeeded in trim
ming the Davenport Cardinals at Res
ervoir park yesterday afternoon by a
count of 10 TO 8. Cook" Smith pitch
ed the first seven innings for the To-
Gals and struck out II men. In the
first inning he struck out four men,
Whistler cropping the last ball in one
OF the strikeouts. McMuIlin succeed
ed Smith The score:
Haege Cardinals ......IO S s
Davenport Cardinals . s.
Batteries - Smuth. NcMullin and
Whistler; Schetler and Dougherty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

ouiIIIiIaI " 0-0II7I 10 III.
mis-. .. Three-hase t-Wiuterbottom.
Sacrifice hits-Lamp. GlaspeN. Stolen
bases Glaspeu, Winterbottom. 2. Duff
fin. Van Dine. .. Bases on balls-Oh
Harder. I. Passed baII-Glaspell.
Struck out-By Wilson. II. 10y Harder,
Il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Summary Two-base hit - Ohrt
.Three-base hits-Miiler. SeIhost Stol-
en- bases-Littig. Miller ~, whistler
Griffin. Double plays-3HIer. 10 Lit
tig to Lorenzen. Bases on baiis-Ou
Larson. /; off Wright. .. Wild pitches
Wright. Struck out By Larson, .
by Wright. s. Game called in NTH on
account of rain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06

Mrs. a. -. Tarieton Entertains.
Il The ladies' Of the Manoa Card Club
were the guests at a charmingly ap-
pointed BUFFET luncheon on Thursday
at which Mrs; A. H. Tarleton was
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Haywood. Lady Heron, Miss Edith
Horsman, Mrs Arthur B. Ingalls,.
Mrs. p. r. Isenberg, Mrs J. w. Jones,
Mrs. John A. johnson. Mrs. Edwin A.
Jones, Mrs. Agnes II. b Judd, Miss
Anna r. Johnson Mrs r N Johnson,
Mrs. H. S. johnson, Mrs. G. T. Klne-
gel, Mrs. James A Kennedy, Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Kate Kelly, Miss
Kekeie, Mrs. Anna H. Lakeland, Mrs.
Robf. Levers, Mrs. A. ~ Locke, Mrs.
e. ]. Lord, Mrs Frederick J.. Lowrey,
Mrs Frederick D. LOWRY Mrs. Nelson
B. Lansing, Mrs. Theodore Lansing.
Mrs. Sherwood M. .L0WFdg. Miss Len
man. Mrs A. Lewis, tr.,l Mrs Robert
I. Lille, Mrs Louis Lehman. Mrs. VIM.
r.. Monsarfat, Mrs. VIM, r Merrill,
Mrs 2. X. Myers, Mrs. Roderick Ma
theson, Mrs Afnett Mathews, Mrs, p
B. Malone, Ms. e. "A. Mackintosh;
Mrs Louis Marks. Mrs. NJ F. Moore.
Mrs. Al A. 1l1Sfe No. J3B1 Mercer.
Mrs. G. B. HlNoore, Mrs. Vim. Mum
IS Isgi Msss Ma Mrs. n Fran 4
els McStocker. Miss Jniia McStocker,
Mrs. Jefferson M5;arn. Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane. Mrs J. B. McFatrich. Mrs.
Sarah Newconlb. Mrs Mamie Phillips.
Mrs. 4 Tenney .Ftcl Mrs Z. H: Pet
rie.r Mrs: E.VeIN Peterson. Mrs p.
Peck Miss Stella Peck. Mrs. A. w.
Pearson, Mrs. Edwin II. Paris. Mrs.
Nc Wong. Mrs George sherman. Mrs.
s. s Bhzs0n. Mrs Henry o. Plummer,
Mrs = A .purd y..lfrs Chas: Weliman
Parks. mrs. WI a Rawlins. mrs j.
Morten Riees,s AIRS p. T. Richardson.
Mrs. Arthur Hyde Rice, Mrs ]. E,
Sheedy, Mrs. w D. Smith, Mrs Fred
r. Smith. Mrs u ]. Shepherd. Mrs.
=. 4. Splitter, Mrs. ~. L. Stanley, Mrs.
%. L Sorenson. fM# R0bt. w Single,
Miss Schnoor, Li8 Shedd, Mrs. Free
'lahdSl Shedd, "a n. B. Seiby Mrs.
IL A Thurston& HIS Helen Tietj6ps.
E Thompson. Mrs Jessie Turner,
Miss Turner. Miss Wiihelnlina Tenney,
Mrs. Bertha Taylor. Mrs Conrad c. Won
Hamm, Mrs. Harry A. Wilder. Mrs.
Chas d wilder. Mrs Hazel Burr. Mrs.
o. Es.WI[.| Mrs. John Waterhouse,
Mrs TloiHas e. Wall. Mrs Arthur F..
Wan. Mrs. G. B. Wood, Mrs. John T.
Warren. Mrs. VIM. L. Whitney, Mrs.
j. p Winnie. Miss Jane Winnie. Mrs.
Fsrederick L. Waldron, Mrs. John
Watt, Mrs. Edwin w. Watson. Mrs.
Katherine Yates. Mrs. Palmerston
White, Mrs Rawson Warren.
= -
sport Event Of Interest Here.
Most Of the Younger folk are inter-
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and New Zealand with friends. She
! Is welEknown and popular here and ON
Hawaii, her present home.
visit. Honolulu society folk are PLAN
ming numerous entertainments for
them and while they are guests in the
city they win be the motive for many
affairs.
= i =
Two Hawaiian Plays 10 BE Staged at
! opera House.
The Kapiolani play To- be given at
the. Opera House next Thursday and
Saturday nights win be one of the
most spectacular given In the city,
The gorgeous costumes, elegant kahf-
lis and beautiful stage settings viii
surely be admired by all who attend.
The volcano OF Kilauea, the home OF
the fire goddess, will be shown as 1t
was there that Kapiolanf defied the
power OF Pele. The play Is in two
acts and to correct q wrong impress
sion which has been gained by some
IL Is proper to state that no tableaus
are to be shown Most of the Hawai.
ian entertainments given heretofore
HotO 0CCu ultCI THAI Uut q NC.
/ rarture has been made which wifi
prove very Interesting and more sat.
iisfactory.
In addition to the play, the Young
Peoples League will give q program
OF modern music Of Hawaii. In re-
Spouse to special requests Mrs. Tribe
tnee Rose Otis) will sing the beau
Hful Hawaiian love song. +Imi Au Ia
De-" The closing number will be
+In the Woods of Hawaii" 8 delight.
ful playlet which will surely please.
The stage setting. catchy music, pref.
ty dancing girls and happy young peo-
| pie will show feature OF the life In
the islands, which Is not duplicated
elsewhere. The whole program is ed.
ucationaI and entertaining and the
visitors in fhe city should surely avail
themselves of this opportunity to see
that which Is typically Hawaiian.
= - -
Mrs. An. Tarieton Entertains.
The ladies Of the Manoa Card Club
were the guests at charmingly ar-
pointed BUFFET luncheon on Thursday
at which Mrs A H. Tarleton was
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IN 4 bower Of -eolored bougain-
yiIIea and graceful stalks OF Japan
] csc bam1to. Mrs. James 8. McCana.
less receiva3. more than 200 guests az
the Country Club on "Wednesday aIt-
ernoon when she entertained IN honor
OF her mother, Mrs. Hargear, ana her
sister, Misc Hargear. The lanais OF
the club we're banked with the Dou-7
galnyiIIea bamboo and palms. while
me inner rooms were decorated lavish
" with American beauty roses arrang'
ed IN siiydfsSaseS. On the tables brass
baskets and vases were filled Win
huge yellow crysantnemums and cups
Of gold. the flower which has recently
taken Honolulu BY storm. The ar
raneement of the beautiful decora.
ffons was tie handiwork Of Miss Helen
Alexander.
During the afternoon as the guests
mingled on the verandas OF the CLUB
n Hawaiian lqnintet club played sweet
melodies and Nine. Alapai delighted
everyone With her rendition Of some
Of the old 4ipwaiian ballads.
AssIstine Mrs.. MeCandiess during
the Afternoon were Mrs. q. Fred Bush
Mrs. Katherin7 M Yktss, Mrs Thomas.
E. Wall and Mira Mamie Phillips.
Mfs. Il. L Mocandless and Mrs, Chas.
A. Brown presided over the tea and
coffee tables, which were ornamented
with delicafe fiowersi,
Little n0seIla Wall and 10y Me.
Cahdless received the cards as the,
Guests called. 81 ~
z This affair was one OF the most bril-
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hostess 1t her home In Manoa valley.
Sweet peas and yiolets were prettily
arranged on the tables, al which COW
Srs were laid Tor Mrs. Otto Bierbaeh.
Mrs. Ferdinand Lindeman, Mrs. Ran
dOlph G. Moore. Mrs. Percy Morse.
Mrs. Charles Drew. Mrs. r G. Lyser,
Mrs. Giles II. Gere. Mrs Edwin Ben
her. Mrs. Samuel De Freest, Mrs.
Philip Frear and Mrs. ]. L, Young.
| - - -
Dance at the Country Club.
The dance given by the Country
club members last night was one OF
the nest pleasant Of the weeks affairs
and though there have been numerous
entertainments all week there was an
unusually large gathering az the club
house. Palms and flowers were pref.
thy arranged in the decorations ann
a Hawaiian quintet club played during
the evening. Some among those no.
ticed at the AFFAIR were Mr.. and Mrs.
, William Williamson. Miss Edith Hors-
man. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles r. Chilling
worth, Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Case Deer
ing. AR. and Mrs. Richard Harlowe.
Miss Harlowe. Miss Kealoha. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright. Miss Edith
/ Williams. Judge and Mrs. Arthur vii.
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer.
Mrs: E. d. Tenney. Miss Hazel Burr,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice, Miss Flor
ence Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Knudsen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton
Riggs, Miss Violet Makee. Miss Ross
Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. c. Haynes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilder, Messfs. NJ. B. Hen.
shaw, Bob Pursis and George Ahlborrf
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Mr.. and Mrs. .. T. Warren to Enter
tain.
Mrs. c. g. Hsiser and Mrs. Henry
Bicknell. who are leaving for the
mainland In the Matsonia Wednesday,
Will be the guests of homer at bridge
party this evening at which Mr. and
Mrs. John r.. Warren are entertain
ing. The guests vim include mutual
friends OF Mrs. Heller and Mrs.
BicknelI
Mrs. r. P. Reynolds Entertains.
Mrs. F. p. Reynolds was hostess at
d delightfully informal tea yesterday
allCIuOQll III uOuOL VI eeAAtAl W p
Godfrey Hoterhoff, who are visiting
in Honolulu. Some among those who
met the guests OF honor were Gen.
and Mrs. William III. Carter. Mrs.
George. reynolds, Col and Mrs. B. w.
Atkinson. Mrs. Cheney. DR.. and Mrs.
C.. B. Cooper and Mai. De Laney.
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on Informal Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson
entertained informally at dinner last
evening for Miss Edith Hofsman and
Miss Kealoha. This was one OF the
many delightful supper parties that
preceded the Country Club dance.
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Mira. Z. c. Spencer ! Charming
Hostess.
One Of the charming young matrons
in the service set is Mrs. Thomas
lSpencer. Of Lieut. Thomas G.
Spencer Of the End Infantry ct Fort
SKATER Mrs. Spencer Is graduate
Iof Bryn Mawr and while In college
was a classmate Of Mrs. Alfred Castle.
One OF the very enjoyable affairs
Of the weeks social calendar at Fort
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Shafter was the dinner at which Mr1s
Spencer was hostess In honor q
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl A. Martin ot
Schofield Barracks. Mrs. Spencer
used Quantities OF red carnations and
Iaaidenhair fern f01 her decorations.
Covers were laid for Lieut. and Mrs.
Martin, Miss Halloran. Lieut.. George
N. Hallofan and the host and hostess
IS =
Mrs. Wade Warren Thayef,a Tea.
Mrs. Wade Warren Thayef enter.
tanned the Kaimuki Bridge Club az
her beautiful home on AleWa Heisht9
on Friday afternoon. After Q 1umber
OF exciting games and the counting d
scores, Mrs. Ray Baker RletoW Wn4
presented with Z pretty tray a. first
prize. Mrs. Arthur Thayef won 9
dainty breakfast cloth as second prize
Delicious refreshments were served
on the cool lanai. Some among those
present were Mrs, Fred Chando1,
Miss Mabel Hair, Mrs Frank ApDlIn.
Mrs. Floyd Emmans, Mrs. charlea
Crane. Mrs, Ernst 0iesecke, Mrs.
James Guild. Mrs. A. 9. Prescott, Mrs.
Ray Baker Rietow, Mrs. Lewis In.
slerwood, Mrs Il. 3. Thnyef. Mrs sam
Peck ana Mrs. Arthur Thayer.
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Traditional Society on Page FOuEteeni
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CALLING DAYS II.
FOR HONOLULU.

. Mondays-Punahou, MakikI. /;
. Tuesdays-Waikih, sKapiolani ;
= Park. Kaimuki, Palolo. First
. Tuesday-Fort Rnger. 1
= Neutrality-suspicious., Puunui,
8; Pacific Heights. First and third !,
q Wednesdays, above Nuuanu !;
q bridge; second and fourth Wed.
3; nesdays, below bridge: fourth !;
{; Wednesday, Pacific Heights: first !
. and third Wednesdays, Alewa ;
8; Heights. =sss
. Thursdsys-The Plains.
. Fridays - Hotels and town,
. fourth Friday; Fort Shafter. FIRST .
= Friday; Manoa. College Hills.
8: first and third Friday.
8. Saturdays Kalihi, third and !
g fourth Saturdays: Kamehameha !
g schools, last Saturday.
. Fort shafter-C Calling day ey. ;
8; cry Friday. -. - '.....-..>. :
{; Note-Tlle telephone number;
q Of the Society Editor IL 27sS.
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Sport Event Of Interest Here.
Most Of the younger folk are inter
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on Informal Dinner.

On InformaI DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs William Williamson
entertained informally at dinner last
evening for Miss Edith Hofsnnan and
Miss Kealoha This was one Of the
many delightful supper parties that
preceded the Country Club dance.