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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
AMERICAN
PORTS DEMAND
MORE SHIPS

PANAMA, c. 1.-THE entire west
coast of South America is asking for
ships to move the vast amount of
freight that is piling up at the various
ports awaiting shipment to other coun-
tries, according to information in shin
ping circles here Tile closing of the
Panama Canal, together with new
conditions brought about by the Euro
pean war ar the principal causes for
the present congestion. -.
All the ships that touch at ports
along the South American west coast
from Punta Arenas TO Panama regl-
larry are getting all the freight they
can handle. and so much is being
transshipped over the Panama Rail-
road across the isthmus that every
car the company has as in constant
use and there is need of more rolling
stock. .. .-~. ~.
The Peruvian ports are said to be
stacked mountain high with sacks of
sugar, while in Ecuador it is reported
that there are 10000 bales of cotton
waiting to be moved, and the harvest
CT cacao is so great that it will have
to be destroyed if not handled soon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
JAZZ ANESE LINES
TO get Large
SUBSIDIES +.

That the Tcyc Kisen Eaisha VIII
receive this year in subsidies from the
Japanese government approximately
SS15,240: the Osaka Shoshen kaisha
$499. 1872: and the Nippon YGsen kai-
sha $l5i,386, is stated in special re
port made by the United States vice
consul at Yokohama to the depart
ment of commerce, and reprinted in
the Japan Advertiser.
The japanese government, says
the report in part, will grant a sub
sidy TO the Toyo Kisen Kaisha for
three vessels, namely, the TenEo
Maru. the Chiyo Martf, and the Shinyo
Maru. OF about 1900 gross tons each;
to the Osaka ShOshen Kaisha for
three vessels, namely, the Chi
cago Maru, the Panama Maru, and
the Canada Maru CT 1000 tons: to the
Nippon Yusen kaisha for two vessels,
the Shid2uoka Maru and the GokO-
hama Maru, each of COCO tons. -.
Examination of the papers of the
Pacific Mail steamship Korea shows
a monthly salary expenditure Of about
$4,000, while the average monthly ex-
penditure for salaries on Togo XII
sen Kaisha steamer does not exceed
$4,000. If anything, this is too high ar
estimate. -.... -. -. -. :-.. -.
Taking into account the subsidy
which the Togo Kisen Kaisha receives
it costs this company about 1927 $50
less per year to run one ship of it's
fleet Of four than it did the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company to run one
Of its five ships 49,. 49,. -. =.
The total monthly salaries to Off
GERS and crew OF the Korea. exclusive
of the Asiatic crew, is given: as
$336S 25.. ~ H.. -.-....
Figures given in this consular re-
port, rs representing the amount of
subsidy to be received by the Togo
Kisen Kaisha and the Osaka Shoshen
Kaisha, may he modified through an
increased number CT ships in the
trans9acific service of those COM
panies. ..>...>.
-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
SHIP MAIL TO SAN PEDRO TO
CATCH GREAT NORTHERN

Wcrd was received today at the
postoffice by mail from San Francis.
CO that an addit onal despatch Of mail
from that city will be put aboard the
Great Northern at San Pedro every
voyage, /. ~. Nil.
Mail accommodating in San Francisco
after the Great Northern sails. from
there will be sent by train to San Pc
Gro and put en- board the liner. This
will enable the boat TO bring mail from
San Francisco, TO Hilo and Honolulu
that would otherwise have TO wait
several days for a slower steamer.
It allows the boat to bring pract-
caliy another days mail, as she doe.
not sail from San Pedro until q houra
after leaving San francisco. f.. ..=<
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
COUNTY MARKET PLAN =
is BOOSTED IN HIL0

HILO. Jan. In a letter to the
board of supervisors l.. A. Thurston
strongly urges that a county market
lie established in Hllo along the lines
e, the Territorial Market of Honolulu.
He points out that there is an urgent
need for such an institution and adds
thal it should be a government con-
Germ. -. -.
Ihurston. states very good case
for. the cause he represents, and he
Points cut that at present the small
farmers are too cTamped for market
for what they grow because they do
not knew. how TO get in touch with
irrespective purchasers IN Hilo or else.
where. " ... -. --..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

The Floridan. The American Hawai-
ian's new steamer, has been delivered
at New York from the builders, yards
and is loading for Europe. The yes
sci will enter the New Iork-Paciilc
coast trade after the Panama canal
Is reoupHed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
BUILDING PERMITS.

st. c. Sayres, owner, Makiki Round
Top, location, Waikiki side OF Makiki
Round Top road, 400 It. mauka from
bridge: residence: ~ Knaack, builder
Estimated cost, 500 +. III.
Sam. Damon Estate, owner. Loca-
ton rtauka-Ewa corner of Queen and
Nuuanu streets; rest room and coffee
house; Acetylene Light and Agency
Co. builders Estimated cost, $50
A humming bird. when stripped of
its feathers, is no larger than 4 bum
blebee. H.. :...* -. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Secondhand wagon scale, capacity at
least 10000 pounds. Address TX.
F." Star-Bulletin office 636S-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Renairs to the schooner William
Rowden are being made. The vessel
came here in distress, leaking. Decem-
Der 81. She is having new seuprer
hires installed ard masts strength
ened. The Bowden is carrying lum-
Der from the coast to Sydney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Members Honolulu Stock and Bont
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
WILL MEET TOMORROW

Announcement has been, made by
the Chamber of Commerce that dues
for the quarter ending March 81 are
now payable. At meeting of the di-
rectors of the organization to be held
tomorrow the accounts of the year
will be gone over
According to the monthly bulletin Of
the chamber, the treasurer of the pub
lie health committee had balance OF
$17,379.S2 on hand to the credit of the
tonnage tax fund on the last day of
the year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
VIA AID ARQ.
WHHf1-EDO
WANTED

Someone to hatch and raise, or to
raise only, 100 or more white leg
horn pullets. Address X. F., Star
Bulletin. 636S-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Reports from Manila say the Amer
lean schooner A. J. West, from this
port August &c, bound from Manila
for New York with mahogany lum-
Der cargo, reached Panama prior to
December 4. AS the canal was closed
the schooner proceeded to San Fran.
cisco and discharged her cargo there.
The West arrived here August II, "a
days out OF Manila, after hard voy.
age. 49," 4. +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
FOR RENT.
CARD OF THANKS.

. ON. Sgt. and Mrs. Rath of Cashier
wish to express their sincere thanks
to their many friends who so gener-
Cusly contributed towards the floral
decorations fer the funeral Of the late
Mrs. Anna WolIert -.
636S-1t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

En- route to Hiio from San Francisco
is the NatsoA steiner Enterprise.
which sailed Saturday. =@... ..~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
.MERCANTILE.

Sales Between Boards-1O Waialua
273s; so, so, so Onomea At; so Eva
26%; so, 35 Pioneer SO; 25 Alex. &
Baldwin $40; % Olaa ga.
Session Sales-1O, 5, 5, 80 Oahu Sug.
Go. 29A; 80 Olaa 97s; 10, 5. 25, 5, 5
Hon. B. & M. Co. 1715; 25, 20, so
Waialua 2713.
Latest sugar quotation: 90 deg. test,
T.49 cts, or $3.50 per ton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

that the bonds. should thcy carry. would
be issued In denominations of from 50
~ and nm opportunity given 10 local pco'
pie to purchase them After local in
ycstors had purchased pll they cared to
handle the remainder of the bonds could
be easily disposed ~ ON tlc open market
G. r ingalls, ot m, Oklahoma lnsp"c-
iion bureau testified hcforc tho commit
tee that insurance rates IN Oklahoma
city would he immcasupbly reduced n
the new plans we're Put into effect
Chairman Bum BoOth announced the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

appointment of \ e. Nouroncy ,s chair.
man of the campaign committee Mr,
Monroury asked that the uumncr ~ com
miticrmcn he increased ftum five 20 ten
and u was 80 voted Ne Will nrr,ur,
Tor the naming ~ his associates Tues
day II is the idea " both NJ Hooih
mud Mt Mourour, 10 have cvcu see
tlou ~ the UltN represented in that hod,.
Campaign Of Education.
~ has been the feeling al along the
consensus of opinion among those prcs"ut
Nas that campaign VI education Is the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

only hre needed lo Insure the succea
Of the bond proposition when the vote
esmcs ur As soon lv the Monroney
committee les organized plans viii b.
made 10 once Tor the puhucii, end u
the worn
Attention was called tu the fact That
tl voters 10 participate iu IN, bond clec.
ton must register The registration books
viii he open from Ma, io MAY ~. and II
will he o Iait of ihs citizens commit.
tees dui, 10 urc' tho Necessity ~ fcs.
'slrtiug
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BY HARRi6T DUNN BEN7ZENs


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,yr,,l,, srI , I.tItour number by IN
80 Vri,, v.,n logothrr with Nr
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ur,, di,,uts,d IN TIM coming fonr
Thl, va. the las, uootiug nj the season.
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az I'M, afternoon VIu b, Tho Strength
NJ youth MH a IT. colo vin give
"a r.p,r ON An Appeal ~ Young No
mrm" and M,, frank roarh win tnlk
un "A white ldfo for T~o' special
Invitation W cUDuiod 10 ih" Young
+ numru ~ tine 'lN .
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evening Ih' n"''' "'" n''"n''' ~"
t1N'i Mos "nd NONE ."' h' N''r NUN
''llin'n "'hgh'"d WIN "'.' ~ ''"' S'
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lion ,t n o.,I.,t ,s.tsisd h., her mother
Mrs + a giI. r., regular meet
'ng vGI n, t,J rb.r,l.. TI,r MI T.
"a 81
Tho Woman. I'li'i '"fl@ y" 10 ~
meet N'dn'sdn' afternoon ~ ~
O'Clock In the W'.ihll ball SATURDAY
MAY 6. IN" corp. N'li serve i'n'l"n p"'
'''h''
The NJ licnhl l..incc 'luh me- N"nhhN
afternoon Win Mt " VI h""'is NJ
interesting lesson "n Ih" Madonna ~
ft'n'h Nfi we ,ondu'i'3 uhh'r 'h'
'"td'r,hiu ~ Nile. MARTINI Ay"} who ~
The disUuNiiun " ftcurh at lhld Sp"ciH
ii,at uu th' chrft,toriaiics ~ tho work
~ Rnugu,rouu and ipgunn- Hpuvcrei
Ne EdvrI = Miller assisted by glyini
Biographical rk.irhrs uf these two art
iFt. Tho Lesson vrs illustrated vii
prints not uuN ~ the Mtionn,s but q
other mari"fpi'.r. ui tho tWu ntuttH un
der discussion thuv .ug M" character
isiirs ~ Fr'nrN rrt Mrs Seth y H1
zafd ~ San Diego. Wh" ens n guest
save added ini"r'ei to the program b.
ddI'iuupl dos,flru TONS NJ mbuy ~ M
I UIYtuf,H uiItl ~Hts had aeon tW .Itol
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The Parliamentary Law department ot
Sorosis met Monda, afternoon at Sc.
tosls hsn Mfs " Kelly was the
leader " the icssnn nn "t'ndehsieah HE
Motions" aud the "nlxht IN iunish
Members Ne " " Nutris led the
dtlll On "tndshstsshle questions The
tectn, rummaEr f,le vas such y sue.
Cess that n wns decided 10 arrange for
another nne earl, In the tsll The 30.
cial dey wa chsnrcd from Ma, ~
wN Thursday Artll 81 when Mrs W
= ilarper viii 90 the husiess and the
s.sis'an, ho.lrssri viii he Mines care,
Townsend, y \ Showaiet. y T. Metf,
A N narhcr n Z Campbell John
Fsln. stephen ThrsRdNcil Julia wood.
snr,h. g y uuuld and \ " Madison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Il w
T. rr1uklu rb,sipir tr, manning 10 give
u nnonpou auction Monday In honor
WoaIe s"C'' s"G 1..a,, ' n,o"Ins o"%. ~, ". aTl
Mr. wallace wln nbo 'ntrrtalu At
auction
4 4 4
Tic member ~ the g. g. - rnb
cuio,c cd q unN Interesting sud lrsruc.
iN" l''iur' Mouda' afternoon a' The
g"u' ~ il"' '' I'n"'I I'"' ".'
'p''n' on '''n"'",' 'lu''", 'uF Ut, ''.N
WV" r"'n' h''"'.' ,"". "l 1877 p''"',s
~ W. ',.,,,,,I'nr .r,, t',' ,,,l ' ,.n ,,e,
next Mond.N ID. tlo nlr,r,
20
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q, lh, h'nsshl,fa o' ih, '"9g,'d'".' met
b,y,n,o1 ..,t,., .,.. i,ir.,
NuI,s II,,,. l,,ln."g V If ru,g ,r,
" II u,mr,or rly v,. T'rr.t.,.
d,, and roll ,,u O1. answered. los
dncusspd for the Confederate reunion ~
Birmingham uoN mont. The rhapr,r
rop,Il,d a Lruiind Confederate dag
presented them uy col + T. Love of Nh.
corporation commission Mrs Fred SO"
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sN.,,, p,ro," ,nJ ..so,.,..hcr, vnj.,
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ana M T. Y Wood Mrs Margaret
: 'rrr"r NJ Woodward WBa guest The
organization VIII meet Ma p Hlih Mrs
Loon Iuchn. ~ tHo l,,-HG,f.us fpr
election NJ nffic'rs
p y
The Violet Cro,h.t Climb .,,s entertain.
,d SATURDAY hy vrs T. Green WIN
had alsu o. guests Mines Hattie IN.
! lnrd and N.rr J. bouglps In a fish
! pond contest NirS Irwin MfNe,l won
/ the hpnufs The .lub Vll meet In two
/ pccts with Mr.. " KENYON
q,
~" |l'n VINO ''ih' mere ''N
,.'I N,''s "su Hon N'N 'ofN W. nhu
s"',,,n Wv ,',f,.i ''usI, ,"'nl'''i ,,,'.
. loeyc Mn, Is MS many friends vino
| hld welcomed rim back 10 Oklahoma
regret that business Interest win so so,n
remove MN t"m inc city
= =
| Tho meeting n tho St Cecilia club
! planned 'or today vHs postponed and
/ will be- held no,t Tuosdap with Mr.. i
| j. H.nna
= . \
Mr. u NJ Vr and daugh,c- Nra
T. T. Shnrp nav. iu-, returned from u
st,, In French Li.s Spnngs Ind. stop.
ping cnroute In Cincinnati. Chicago and
81 Louis for short visits.
? . 4
NJ. pcb,.,, po,,,,. ico TY,.1,,. cy,.
ming fnr q couple NJ weeks ,try IN Min.
'iN Wells Texas.
- . 4
Tn. neat meeting of In. Aria and
! F,.r. I'M. gm l. N.v g,y, A.. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25
Tomorrow's Events

Mrs J, o. Hsrrell, luncheon for
Mrs, Prontln Price.
Mrs. n a. Reuter-, afternoon for
Mrs Charles frsnklln eerVlnhe OF
New orleans, la
Bridge luncheon At Sblrvln, Mrs.
c. W. Sinus ana Mrs n. a, Jones
lie Douke, Mrs q a Cherry
Duplicate, Mrs NJ /. Turner.
ken,lno,on Embfoldery~ mrs w.
NJ Wallace.
C. 7. D.. Mrs Hampton Boone.
Blde a Wee, Mrs j. N. Sohwoerse
Auction club. Mr.. c. ", Greer ard
Mrs W. 7. lobb at Stlrvln.
Calethla, Mrs Marion Splitter,
Fortnlohtly Research, Mrs n, G.
W. Stephenson.
Roselesi Embroidery, Mrs j. NJ.
rlnney
Music department OF sorosIs. SO.
rosls hall.
Evening Card club, Mrs. Homer
Bradford and Mrs Charles Eason,
Mrs Harry Garrison.
Elite Embroidery, Mrs. Z. S. Nc
Csbe
ost PARK Embroidery, Mrs James
Bennett
Pleasant Hour, Nh. Mary Gun,h.f.
Bon Ton, Mrs Ralph y hughes
kohokl, Mrs e. &C. LEGO
Evening Bridge, Mr. and Mrs, {.
E Blake,
Isis. Mrs Luther jenkins
wednesday Auction, MRS Speed o
Loose
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Mts " Ma,hcvsrn and Mrs " T.
rtlttsnisn n Msnsum vii arrive the
lat NJ the wccl fut Witt with Mrs
T. u. Wallace. Aifs Wallace snd Mfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mrs q A cherry win entertain i.e
nouse club Wednesday afternoon at her
home st ia East finh stree, and will
he leader ~ the 'csson on Robert iouis
stevenson d~elllng e.r-cisll, On ht
child. Garden NJ Verse In cnnnec.
ton with this the club viii discuss "rre-
natal influences
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

The UifA Debating club Of tho high.
sChUnl Z, tciipin,d the mcmhcfs II the
lonisu and Irving .'uhs and their epon.
rnts Sa,ufds, afternoon ~ the Country
club with r most enjoyable afternoon
Tho rooms wet, d,.tcd aitractlYcly with
spring hlufsumF rNlumhlncr bridal
wreath and homo, su,kl- \ source Of
much amusement Wts the guessing con.
icst IN which tho guests matched their
wits 10 determine the names " the
book represented by N, costumes ~
ihrir hnstcss's sumc Of tho hcing most
clever approximations Miss Juls Ennchs
and Miss lnuisv llillaiN. cut for hnunts
MiFs Enurhs receiving tho favor u boN
N STATIONERY, Niss Nms higgins gave
y tradinE ami VI Satah Licdcrman n
piano SOLO Nicirnla music was crdoyed
aud dainty refreshments served st the
close " the afternoon Tho members of
tho club we're assisted h, their sponsnt
Niles laVlniA linkctinr and three ~ tho
,mh mother Mmrs George Gilbert.
Wells Miller and %. Nichols
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Nj aud ilrs james frAnnlu Hurl
of shawico were here for the woek.'n
With thur patents Judge and Mr- i
= sharp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mr and Mrs stephen T. Nea'e, have
Hs their guests Mt and Mrs T. r.
Bryant Of Muskogrc. who arrived sun
day for a fotnlghts visit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

O nv NNb 'll,S GEORGE riIlIS
lM IN have Sold their home ni 4s4'
UW|I ,hs-on boulevard AMI removed
AVA Frday SO lll1 West Tweni N-
ninth street where thcy Will frs
side ,cmpurRrilt until they complete me
erection NJ u noe home nm th"lr lots r"-
Gently purchased on Wert Thirty fi''n
street NJ and Nrs Wallace l.c" and
hahv ere residing with ihrm vi Hrd
Mrs \ T. Sim. formerly ~ lib East
park Place pufDlrt'd th" stIl'F i'fi-
donce and a,r removing t"dny 10 ihc.,
new home
. % 81
Mfs lluuo. Hoiriman URs changed
the date of her auction planned for srt.
urdn, Ma, q et the Country club ~
Monday. NAY s. IN account nj th' fDlA
meet ~ Nofmap Icing nn iN't dat"
a. . %
II y hartman viii ,u'sriain with q
matinee thclter party rhuudn, ''tcr.
non II the iibcuy thebtrr In honor n
Mrs John Nrm-tl ms ~ Butler Mo.
Mry Marion $ Dool,r hunorcI gifl'
hood friend Nj John Armstrong Of
Hilff wv. |NN.NlN" N.N'N .' WV NiiA'fH'.
sppoifted bri lgs luncheon 30 ptrtN ~
friends NJ her HON, on Wet Fifteenth
street, The hpHs, WGs adorned Win
m,r, spring blossoms. bridal wreath
and snowfall. and the tables had lovely
cluster ~ purple nour de- lis Tor deco.
ratlnn " The game ~ auction whIil
followed tb. luncheon Mtt ~ Efnvi
received the fnNn. pair ~ gold bet
pins. ,ni Mrs Armstrong vRH pres"ntr'
with siIk lingerie
\ plesssnt surpfif, late BOO the after
noon We, the arrival NJ Mr and Mrs
/ John De Lana ana children nui Mite
| Gerard smith who moiufcd over iron
! ~ Wcno 10 attend the Minneapolis S'm
[ phuiN concert MONDAY evening
- .
Mr. = \ y Howell entertained viii
an Easter luncheon Monday In honor -
Mrs charles Frances Her,inkle of Ncs
| orleans. Mrs Laura Temple oi Butte
/ Mont AMI Mrs. Ciydc McCsuley of I
smith. Ntk. Cccn Hfucn,r roses an,
Z ferns adonncd tho table Witch had alf.
. the nest uf ERstcf cgFs and the pla,'
catds Wcr done In Peter Rabbit d.
sign seated with the host'ss and homo
guests Ver, NW~s " " craig "
! Siich,. N Reuter-. e " Townsend
I " " Nirhols ani " y Nulln The ~
mslnd"r ~ the afternoon was .pen, Nltl
[ nocdleWofk
nHa
Mt and Mrs Seth y. Ilatsnrd NJ Sal
/ DIEGO. cal stti,cd FRIDAY ur Wi
I Win Mr and Mrs Edward I Mllicf
The, htr rnfnutc hom. from Washing
ton. n e. where Mf ilasFsfd Vhn IN
brother of Nrs Miller. was dclcRat
tp the uatpl convention Nf AMI NJ.
HssHsfd have Vstcd hos~ IN pfcyiou
pc,nsiofr and several events are bsinl
planned In their honor
Ms " " stafford " Gainesville
TcNss To- M, suust ~ Nfs Ivan Rccdc
i NJ Clssfrn boulevard and oihsr MI
friends In the city
.
Me GcofEe cooke and Mr. MillAr
Russell viii have few friends out io
= game NJ gnlf Thursday morning Ut ,h
Countt, club followed b, an inintmr
luncheon IN honor NJ ME- Hugo Ia
mar NJ chicago
The Studio club met Nunday c,cnir
With Ms r. NJ wheeler when m IN
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The sterling Thlmblc club will meet
Thursday afternpn with Mrs T. g King
nt her home at IN West Twenty first
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

The neat meeting of the Aris and
crafts club viii be- May With Nj r.
y Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mr. bnn Pcyton who came here GOV
cr"l weeks ago irom Sow York Citg and
entered the pllfn Music conpin has
accepted fsyotdnl" opening Boz r. similar
I'm" IN Dallas for which place he Will
l"Rvo MAY D. nis many friends who
hgd Welcomed i.m back 10 oklahoma
regret that business Interest win so soon
remove him from The city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mr. u M Wrt lnd daughter. NrS
v T. Sharp nave just returned from u
sttS In French Lias springs. Ind stop
ping onfoute In D'Uoiunnti. Chicago and
50 Louis Tor short visits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mrs y " Jonlr s issuing Invitations
10 H Aetits ot entertainments witch she
will give neat Ncck TUESDAY afternoon
shc viii entertain with q luncheon In
honor ui her mulhri.tn.lpv Mrs ] "
trndt w. ~ Uc'lInglmm Wash Wed.
n'sisl she will entertain with an al
etnuun auction and Thursday evening
Mr and Mis Jrndu viii entertain at
auctin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

The studio club met Munda, evening
With Mis a. NJ wheeler. when nm In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mi.v virginia Struslor VINO has hcc,
spending the Raster vacation With he
parcuts. returned ihis morning 10 IN
university ui Norman tu resume he
siudiya
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Ni.s T,pu Iipigluf vIU entertain
Thuvd1 'yru.uE Of auction In honor ~
Mi,H N,llc runisu NJ ruucH Cry. Who b.
sp'ndine o. fortnight with her aunt. Mr..
" CunNFn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

ming fnr q couple oi weeks stry IN Min
,ial Wells Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Tho meeting n tho 81 Cecilia club
planned 'or today wHs postponed and
will ho held next TUESDAY with Mr. i
j. llsnna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Me GcofFo Coukc and Mr. Millsri
Russell viii have 'ev friends out for
game NJ gnlf Thursday morning ut tho
Country club. followed b, an Informal
luncheon IN honor NJ Me- Hugo bal
mar ~ chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Mr ani Mr. ~ O,crholscf viii have
~ their ho, gucs', at the concert to be
given OF the u,rIhulscr WcdnctdaS eve.
ulng h N, N,N Nork Philharmonic
orchestra Mr and Mr. Prank Wikoff
and NJ and Mfs e. y rrouty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-25

Ms " " stafford " Gainesville.
TcNss is M, guoft ~ Nfs Ivan Rccdct
NJ Clssrn boulevard and other oli
friends In the city