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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MRS. HENRY ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB

Mrs. Allen Henry was an informal hostess of yesterday, entertaining the
 members of the Sister Suses Sewing circle and a few additional guests. At the close of a pleasant afternoon a deli cious salad course was served. Those present were: Mrs. A. B. White, Miss Anne Faulkner, Mrs Walter Hoop CT, Mrs Burdette Harris Mrs. Bob liar ris, Mrs. J. c. Dorsey, Mrs. Lawson Gam bill, Miss Lois Brown. Miss Mabel Mar Ter, Miss Roberta Lamb. Miss Dorsey Harris, Miss Ella Ward, Miss Blanche Matthews, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Julia Carney, Miss Helen Keiser and the host ess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MRS. HERMAN GIVES
 SHOWER FOR BRIDE ELECT

Mrs. John A. Kiernan was hostess at her home yesterday afternoon, giving miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Rose Frances Abbott a bride-elect Quantities of trailing ivy and yellow chrysanthe- nuns made the rooms lovely where the guests enjoyed a game of hearts and in the dining room, where an ice course was served, the table was centered with basket of chrysanthemums, having shower of cupids and swans from the chandelier. The honoree received many useful and dainty gifts. Invitations were sent to 50 guests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MIR. AND MRS. HANSON
 HOSTS AT DINNER

To honor Mir Albert Spalding and MT. Andre Benoist, guests of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Gunster, MT. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson entertained the following friends at an informal dinnei" party last evening at their home: MT. Spalding, MT. Benoist, Mir. and Mrs Frederick Gunster, Miss Martha Latady, Mrs. Orline Barnett Shipman, Mrs Mary Whiting Harrington of Montgomery, and Mr. J. H. Barr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS FOR
 MRS. WORTHINGTON'S GUEST

Mrs. J. B. Ellis of Selma is the charm ing guest of Mrs. William Worthington,
 and many delightful parties are being
 planned for her pleasure during her stay in Birmingham.
 This afternoon Mrs. Worthington will entertain informally at tea for her guest
 at her home on South Eleventh avenue Wednesday, Mrs. John R. Gunnels will
 be hostess at a bridge party to honor Mrs. Ellis. This affair will occur at the home of the hostess on Tenth avenue, south. Friday. Mrs J. H. Stanfield will be hostess at a card party at the Southern club, the honor guests upon this occa- sion being Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Julian Smith, another Selma visitor. Saturday, Mrs. Zac Lee Nabers will entertain informally experimenting Mrs. Worthington's guest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MRS. ADAMS GIVES
 SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Clifford Lee Adams was hostess at a handkerchief shower yesterday to com pliment Miss Lillian Hughes and this was one of the most enjoyable of the series of entertainments for this lovely brde-to- be-
 Ferns and pink chrysanthemums dec orated the rooms on the lower floor of the house and the pink and green color
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MRS. CAREER TO HONOR VISITING MATRONS

Mrs Alexander H. Garber has issued invitations for buffet luncheon next Monday at 1 o'clock at her home to com pliment Mrs. James B. Ellis of Selma. the guest of Mrs. William Worthington and Mrs Thomas V. Powell of Demopolis, who is visiting Mrs. w. A. Porter.
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MRS. PEARSON TO BE HOSTESS AT AFTERNOON RECEPTION

Mrs. Robert H. Pearson will be hostess at an afternoon reception December 10 to
 honor Mrs. ". V. M. Robertson, Jr., who l has recently come as a bride to make 1 Birmingham her home. Mrs. Pearson's invitations will be limited to the younger
 matrons and girls.
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name for myself" Miss Laimhart laugf ingly said, as she chatted about her varie activities and how happy she is in he surroundings and her work. "But tha didn't discourage me at all. had wor derful offers to remain in New York. bt l wanted to get away from the city-t really live-the call of the country wa too dominant and too insistent, and, be sides, there's life and beauty and solac in the woods, near to natures heart"
 A day. an afternoon, couple of hour,
 (Continued on Page EIeven)
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RANDOM NOTES

Miss Beverly Leake left yesterday for Richmond. where she will spend several weeks with relatives.
 
 Miss Anne Gallacher has returned after spending sometime with her sister, Mrs. Robert Allen White, Jr., at Newberne. Miss Annabelle Dowd of Charlotte, N. C., will arrive December 10, to be the guest of Miss Florine Hodges. Miss Robena Gallacher and Miss Anne Gallacher will leave Thursday for Annis- ton, where they will spend Thanksgiving with their uncle, the Rev. George Lang.
 /"
 Mrs. Louise Air of Cleveland, O., is a guest of Mrs. Ira Davis at the Ridgely, en ruote from the exposition. Mir. and Mrs s. F. Garrett have named their little son Roy Jackson Garrett
 
 Mrs. Mary Whiting Harrington of Mont gomery is a guest of MT. and Mrs Freder- ick Gunster.
 Dr. and Mrs. Earle Drennen will arrive Wednesday evening from New York, after having spent several months in France and will be at home with Mrs. William Drennen.
 
 Mrs Richard Peters and her daughter. Miss Margaret Feton Peters of Phiadel- phia, will arrive Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs. Earle Drennen, and will be guests of Mrs. William Drennen. Miss Nell McKinnon will arrive Wednesday from Selma to visit her aunt, Mrs. S. W. Lee.
 AYs. 4~ Montgomery after visiting Miss Mary Ellen Perkins.
 Mrs. Howard Loeb has returned to Montgomery after being the guest Of her parents. MT. and Mrs. I. NJ Rubel. Miss Alice Levi will leave today for Montgomery to visir Miss Marcella SabeL
 Mr. and Mrs. George Watt of Brant- ford, Can, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Woodson for the Watt-Woodson wedding.
 Mr. and Mrs James D. Wilcox and their little son will come from Mont gomery December 1 to make their flu ture home in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs. Scale Harris IS spending this week with relatives in Mobile Mrs. Thomas Hill of Tuscaloosa is spending this week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. McCrossin. Mir and Mrs. Crawford Johnson have returned from a weeks stay at Golden.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Prince of Vir- ginia are guests of MT. and Mrs. G. W. Hughes for the Prince-Hughes wedding
 
 MT. and Mrs. w. $. Mudd have re- turned from trip to New York. Mir and Mrs. Joseph Leary are at home after visiting Mir. and Mrs. Wil- liam Galloway in Montgomery. MT. S. E. Thompson is enjoying a hunting trip In New Orleans. Miss Almedia Saddler of Sheffield isl visiting her sister, Mrs. F. D. LeMay. Mrs. Darby H. Brown, who is visiting relatives in Livingston, will return home Sunday.
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MISS GREGG HOSTESS
 AT INFORMAL PARTY

An interesting event of yesterday morn ing was Miss Cora Gregg's bridge lunch con complimentary to Miss Ethel Reilly of New Orleans, who is visiting Miss Mar garet Chenoweth and the hostess invited the debutantes of the season to meet this lovely visitor.
 The house was prettily decorated for the event and following the game pair of silk hose and a silver rose vase were awarded as game prize and consolation. At noon delicious luncheon was served.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Woman's Civic board will hold a meeting this morning at 10 o'clock at the city hall.
 Parliamentary law classes will be held by Gen. Henry M. Roberts Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and evenings under the auspices of the Birmingham Equal Suffrage association. The meeting Wednesday afternoon will take place at 8 o'clock instead of S:S0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
ME of the most delightful of the

,94 of 'ns nsto@a most aslsh'fol far of nns ins
 Lillian Hughes and Mr. Will liam Meade Prince, whose mar riage will be an event of Wednesday, was an enjoyable dinner-dance last eve ming at the Birmingham Motor and Coun- try club, and the hosts upon this occa- sion were the young men who will attend these popular young people as grooms- men.
 The guests gathered at Miss Hughes home on Elm street and afterwards mo- tored to the Edgewood club, where a delicious dinner was followed by danc- ing.
 Those enjoying the hospitality were: Miss Hughes, Miss Eleanor Hughes, Miss Pattie Rena Shepherd, Miss Maybeth Beddow, Miss Lizzie Lee Pound, Miss Marie Rosamond, MT. William Price, MT Sterling Edwards, Mir. William Vaughan, MT. Rush Moore, MT. Anderson McCamp- bell, MT Hamilton Wilkins, MT. William Botts, MT. and Mrs. Robert W. Prince,
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WATT-WOODSON WEDDING
 EVENT OF THIS EVENING

The marriage of Miss Clara Lee Wood son, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L, G. Woodson, to Mir. Harvey Watt of To- ronto, Canada, will be solemnized this evening at o'clock at St. Mary s-on- Highlands.
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MISS M'CLARY TO BE
 INFORMAL HOSTESS

friends to enjoy a game of bridge with her this morning to compliment Miss Almedia Saddler of Sheffield, who is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. E. D. LeMay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MRS. MARKS HOSTESS
 FOR BRIDAL, PARTY

Mrs. John Marks will entertain at din-
 ner today complimenting the attendants at the Watt-Woodson wedding and the out-of-town guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MIR. EAvES HOST
 FOR BRIDAL PARTY

MT. Basil Eaves entertained at supper Sunday evening at the Southern club to honor Miss Clara Lee Woodson and MT. Harvey Watt. Those included as guests were: Miss Virginia Underwood, Mss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MISS REYNOLDS TO BE CLJJB HOSTESS

Miss Earlyne Reynolds will entertain the Bachelor Girls Wednesday afternoon
 at her home on Elm street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
MISS SMITHS AUCTION
 PARTY FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Allison Smith will entertain at bridge this morning at her home to com pliment Miss Frances Williams, one of the brides of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23
Carefully Treat
 Children's Cold.

Neglect of children's colds often lays th( foundation of serious lung trouble. O4 the other hand, it is harmful to continu| ally dose delicate little stomachs with inI ternal medicines or to keep the childre1 always indoors. Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom and d good application of Vick's ''vap-O- -Rub'| Salve over the throat and chest at the first sign of trouble. will keep the little chap} free from colds without iniuring their diI gestions. 25c, Soc, or $1.OO.
 xxE 0ENlxMe HAS xzNs TRADE MARK
 MPoRUB'
 MFKE Group and SXT"| ylAA0 Pneumonia RfAAV 0
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Mir and Mrs. Carlton Smith and MT. and Mrs. G. ". Hughes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-23

Evelyn Glass, Miss Carol Woodson, Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Helen Eubank Miss Jean Marks Dr. Keiser, MT. Will Holt, Mr. Owen Gresham, Dr. E. P. Ho- gan, MT. Roland Lide, MT. Harvey Watt and MT. Thomas Watt.
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Events of the Day In Smart Realms

Wedding Bridal Visiting Nda Other Events Yesterday and TodAnnouncemns
 NEsmEY
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-09-28
Delegates From All Islands Explain Or Learn
OF "Civic Rig ghteousness" And Pass I'm
portant Resolutions Convention
Goes Back To The Starting Point---
' Plans Looking Toward Perma-
nent Organization.
Resolutions Adopted BY Convention.

! Whereas The necessity for safe harbo the island Of Kauai equipped
with wharf appropriate for steamers to lie alongside where passengers and freight
transferred with facility and quick despatch calls for habor that all
times safe and adequate and,
Whereas The landings and socaed hsrbors Of Kauai less open
eads octed by ree which prevent Them from being develop.
ed without great expense the part the Of the Territory Of Hawaii
and,
Whereas Engineers Of the department Of the United States have thor.
Oug investigated all the landings and harbo Kauai determine which land
ing offered the most feasible inducements for creating central hor be dev
oped under appropriations made BY the Congress the United Sta and
Whereas The War Department engineers decided upon Nww port
which offers the least obstacles and presents the best inducements port and
have recommended breakwaer for NwIw which will make Of safe port
and clearing port for the island Of Kauai.
Therefore, be Resolved That this Civic Convention representing the lead
ing commercial and civic organizations Of the Territory Of Hawaii do heartily
dmss The wishes and the need the Kauai people for the construction Of break
w Naww and that bend effort appropriation by Con-
gs and early Of the work. through aws delegate Con-
gess.
That copies Of this resolution delegate Congress- the Pe
dent Of the United States president the o. Senate speaker The House Of
Representatives and Secretary Of the Interior
u. For Larger Steamers
Whereas belief that efficient and economical conduct Of business
Kauai and between Honolulu and Kauai calls for greater and frequent
Of communication between Honolulu and the island Kauai than exists present.
Therefore, be Resolved by this convention representing the and
merc organizations Of this Territory that heartily endorse the desire Of the
Kauai people for such increased service by the hand Steam Navigation CON-
pany
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There were three cheers for Kau-
Al song by the Honolulu Ad.
Clubs quartette, postponement of
appointment of committees and
reading of hold-over reports.
The literary part of the program
then began. Mr.. Mckay, of Hawaii
stated that the diagnosis of Civic
Righteousness" had been sent over
BY DR.. Elliott, who could not be
present. He asked that it be pass.
ed to the records. and that an
address by DR.. Laughton take its
place on the regular program.
DR.. Laus hton presented a strong
and highly interesting speech,
which will be printed later in this
paper. Then came the following
addresses on the different sub-sec-
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Civic Subscribers

The treasurer of The Kauai
Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. J. |.
Silva. wishes to acknowledge cash
subscriptions from the following
for the expenses of the Civic Con.
vention: ]. NJ. Lydgate. F. Weber
(Lihue), w. N. Stewart, K. c.
Hopper. F. c. Morrow. II. Vim
cent. Albert S. Wilcox, Hans isen-
berg. Judge l.. A. Dickey. DR..
Putnam, Lihue Plantation Co.. F.
Crawford. Judge c. S. Dole. c.
Maser. c. w. Spitz. A. J. Derby,
Albert Hcrner, Grove Farm Plant.
alton, Chas, H. Wilcox, Col. L.
S. Spalding, L. D. Timmors, DR..
A. H. Waterhouse, J. K. Farley.
A. Buchholtz. 4. Cropp. James
Donald, John Bush, J. X. Cockett,
Kilauea Sugar Co.. J. r. Myers.
H. H. Brodi., c. B. Morse, !. I.
Silva, Joseph Fritsch. J. c. Jerves.
w. G, Pillar. w. NJ. Cooper, VIM.
Murray. H. A. Moler. c. Dilling.
ham, VIM. Miller, Mr.. Pinkling-
ton. NJ. R. Jardin, W. R. NJ.
Sims, Hamanku, Geo. Bertram,
Hofgaard & Co.. Kekaha SUGAR
Co.. Waimea Stables, H. p. Faye,
Bishop & Co. (Waimea). b. d.
Baldwin, Waimea Sugar Mill Co.,
P. F. Hurley, Gay & Robinson,
F. A. Alexander, Waimea Hotel,
Waimea Wine Co.. f. A. Knud.
sen, +. A. w. Broadbent, NJ. B.
Fernandez. H. d. Wishard. r. w.
7. Purvis, w. c. Avery. II. Reh-
rig, G. A. Rice. c. b. GRAY and
few others whose names are not in
at this moment but will be given
later.
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tions of the subject, one of which
appears in this article. the others
to be printed later. J.
DR.. Fry, representing the Homo.
lulu Chamber of Commerce; Dan
Case. representing the Maui Cham
Der of Commerce; w. o. Smith,
representing the Honolulu Cham
Der of Commerce. and J. M. Lvd-
gate, representing the Kauai Cham
Der of Commerce.
Haleakala Report
w. o. Aiken. of the Maui Cham
Der of Commerce, presented the
report of the Mani Chamber on the
Haleakala rest house project; and
concluded by presenting to the
Kauai Chamber of Commerce large
picture of the rest house. together
with several Haleakala views.
A Waimea Canyon Boom
At tn is juncture Alexander
Hume Ford moved that the Con.
vention proceed to receive sub
scriptions for a similar rest house
in Waimea Canyo on. Kauai, and
pledged the Trail And Mountain
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Judge Dickey Has Accident

While negotiating a turn in the
road on the Lihue side of Kealia
Wednesday afternoon the machine
of Judge L. A. Dickey left the
highway and ran into the shallow
ditch at the side, breaking a wheel
and sustaining other injuries. The
auto was brought to the repair
shop the following day.
1t is learned on excellent author
ity that the court tried to control
itself, and that no words unfit for
publication were actually used; al
though judicial feelings were run
ming pretty strong Immediately
following the accident.
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The eConvention Party

The convention party had faI.
" smooth voyage from Honolulu
although the landing at Nawiliwili
was rather rough. AT the landing
the guests of the island were met
bv the members of the committees
and taken to breakfast. those as.
signed to distant parts being taken
first to the Lihue hotel. BY the
time breakfast was over the hour
had arrived for the opening of the
Convention in Lihue Hall, and Wis
ting and local delegates repaired
To that place.
The Proceedings
The president and secretary of
t ke Kauai Chamber of Commerce
officia,ed as temporary officers.
First there was the roll call of
delegations. and the following res
ponded: Hilo Board IF Trade
Maui Chamber of Commerce, Ho-
nolu'u Chamber of Commerce. Ter
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ritorial Government, Promotion
Committee, Honolulu Ad. Club,
Hands Around The Pacific, Trail
And Mountain Club. Rotary Club,
boards of supervisors of Hawaii
Maui, Oahu and Kauai and the Ka.
uai Chamber of Commerce.
]. M. Riggs, of Honolulu, nomi-
mated w. c. Avery. president OF
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Club and the Hands Around The
Pacific Club for 500 each for the
project. Mr., Towse stated that the
Haw Promotion Committee
would stand for $50, but thought
matters were being rushed little
and suggested that postponement
be taken to o. clock the following
afternoon.
Mr.. J. a Kennedy moved that
the matter be referred to the Ka.
uai Chamber OF Commerce for an
expression as to the desirabilitv
and practicability of the scheme
Mr.. .W.O. Smith agreed that Kauai
should be consulted before proceed
ing further. The motion to post
pone carried.
Permanent Organization
Mr.. Paxton moved that a com
mittee of eight. two from each OF
the principal islands, be appointed
to devise aud report a scheme at
the next Convention for permanent
organization. This led to consider
able debate and several amend
ments, the decision finally being
that there should be committee
Of five. two from Oahu and one
each from the other islands.
Luncheon At Niumalu
At 1890 the Convention ad-
journed to luncheon at Niumalu,
which was arranged under several
booths on the lawn. The luncheon
was planned by Hon. ]. H. Co.
ney, assisted by ladies of the Mo.
kihana Club. After luncheon the
excursions started, the visitors be.
ing taken to various parts of the
island.
The Evening Session
The evening session was also
h.ld in Lihue Social Hall.
Chairman Avery announced the
following committeeon resolutions:
w. o. Aiken, Of Maui, chairman;
G. Laughtop, Hawaii; H. Rohrig.
Kauai; A. P. Taylor. c. B. Gage
and M. NJ. Johnson. representing
various Honolulu bodies.
Then came the responses in re.
ference to the progress of the vari-
Gus islands. in the past year. one
of which is presented below, the
others to come later: Harry Irwin,
for Hawaii; Hugh Howell and ].
N. X. Keola, for Maui; Chas. Ar
mold and Mr.. Killiam, for Oahu.
and Mr.. Brandt, for Kauai. This
part of the program was interspers-
ed with musical specialties and
concluded with a recitation b
R ev. G e o. Laughton entitled,
How Rubenstein Plaved."
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An Evening OF Fun

Then the fun began. Ii was an
Ad. Club affair. which is perhaps
enough said" One feature fol-
lowed another in rapid succession,
and all were immense.
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"The Booster"

(This poem, read by the author
at the Ad Clubs jinks last even.
ing, was feature of the entertain
ment
You ask me, Whats Booster,
The real and proper thing,
To help town get started,
And keep it on the wing?'
Well, take the guy who hollars;
Who throws his hat up high
And yells for all the Islands
With voice that hits the sky
He boosts II lot, my brother,
So take off your hat TO him
Who shouts his bally head off.
And helps others with his vim.
Then there's the quiet fellow
With dollar bill, or more,
To spend on grub and clothing
In his little home town store.
He's the pep and ginger,
The booster who has come
To know the cash he's spending
Will sure make business hum.
He knows he'll see that dollar
Come back to him again
From the boss who makes him hustle
With other island men,
They're both p. ID. good boosters,
Who love to play the game;
Who try to help the linlnriand
And YOU to do the same,
Don't send your coin tn the mainland,
Just spend it here and pray
That you'll get it back next Saturday
With the rest OF your week., pay
So wave your hat ii you want to,
And raise your voice and hollar.
But don't forget that the biggest boost
l. the welcome hume-spcnt dollar.
MERRILL 4 BEAvEN.
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the Kauai Chamber of Commerc &,
to be permanent cnairmai,; Sc, .
onded by RAYMOND &. Brown. al, o
of Honolulu, and carried,
Mr.. Avery delivered his address
OF welcome. which appears below
c. B, Gage nominated the Sec
rotary of the Kauai Chamber of
Commerce to he permanent sec-e
tary of the Convention. Seconded
by Z. R. Beaven and carried.
Mr.. Chas. r. Frazier followed
Immediately with a response to
Mr.. Avery's address of welcome,
VIII :, $50 Tcor- below.
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The Second Day.

Monday morniI & was iven over
TO excursions. A o'clock III the
afternoon a session was held in the
grove at Lihue Union church.
Mr.. Knudsen, of the hold-over
committee On roads, not beniR
present it was decided to pass the
report of that committee on to the
next Civic Convention.
The matter of permanent orga-
nlzation again came up, and on
motion of Mr.. Smith the chairman
was requested 70 appoint lie com-
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The commissary committee on
Civic Convention wishes to pub
licly thank the ladies of the Moki-
hama Club for their invaluable as
sistance during the functions of
Sunday end Monday.
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Mr.. l.. Macfarlane came all the
way from Keaiakekua, Hawaii, to
represent Kona Improvement Club
in the Civic Convention and then
missed the Kauai steamer at Hon.
olulu.