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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ymu, briftem sNale
Sat Der ebemalise prdiibentffaftss
aanbibat 5bomas &. NutIOn
ii6 i'm 8unbesgsri6t gu per.
antfporten.
Weaen bes @erianbtes dnge6li6 ObI50s
ner @rtitel sesen bic tat9Os
lii9e &irHe.

Quguita, Ga, 27. Nop. - Q(m
Mpntag bsgann bier I'M Bum
besseribt Der brittle Yro3sb gegsn
sbpmas 6. Wation. ben betannten
Rebatteur unb speimdiigm grGiiz
bentfdaftstdnbibuten Der gopuliiteus
gartsi. @r lit angeflagt in elmer
feinsr 3eitf6riften, ObT50ns 2(ngriFfe
auf bic tatbolifhe Stride ssmudt uno
burd bic poit perfanbt gu ba6sn.
geim erften proseb fpurbe Die Gns
tlage tpegen zines Sormfebters abge>
rieIen unb 6eim 5tpeiten tOnntsn Ittb
bic gef6porsnen nidt etRigen. Dats
ion fungirie am Montdg ats fein
eissner Qnpalt unb bertete an, oaB
er bic Regieruns aipingen perbe gu
befpeiIen, bab er fir ben 8srfdnot
Der anse6Iid auft0bigen 2trtitel Ders
cntipprtlih lei. gr iagte, ,r lei
,nur Der grdfibent1 Der &orboration,
irelde bic 3sitfdriften pr6fTsntli6e.
Wdbrenb beg afbetter pro3eHes
bate @ation feine @erbinbung NIT
benz @erianbt augegeben; ubsr aIs
Der gunoeganpalt DonnloTon i'm am
Dtontag iraste, Of er gu bsmIetben
@eItdnbniB 6ereit fsi ent9egnete sr:
rgetpeiien Gle Sbre stntlasen, 5err
Siitriftsdnpaft".
gDGbrenb Der poftinfpsttOr u. 5.
enig6t fi6 auf benz 3ugenitdub Bee
fano, iutte WatTor i'm 5li berunluIs
fen, .tfihe 9ublitationen gu ibsntis
fi,ieren, tpeI4e bic Regieruug bur4
bic qoft berIdnbt unb rbubur9 ben
9iirasrn ein geifpieI eesebm babe.
Watfon 6ehauptete, bub bisisqu6lttus
tionen dbnlite gfusbriite sntbielt.u
tpie bieienigsn in ben artiteln, rpeqer
ber.n er in Gntlagesuffanb DerfsBt
rorbn lei. 2fbsr biefe gintpanbs
ipurben a6o.ipieIen auf ben SruHo,
bab biss rprtpilestrte Sdten' aeps'
len Ieien. 4u6 matfons 8eriufe,
nafsutpeii,n, bab Elm rgubenftebsHber
bini.r Der %nilas. itebe", fpurbe pom
Ri5ter abgetpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ser nnrtpeaiihe Sampfe,
,,9fiels Slielien"
Rit elmer 2dbuns pun MutitiDn mad
Mlabiipoitot unteripess,
Sat cine Sdraubs 0erloreu unb Be-
finbet f1 in 9efahr.

Gan Traneisto. Gal, 27.
y1op. - Ser nortpegiide Sampisr
rRiels RielIen4, Don $500 Spunen,
Der am 20. Hppember NIT einer 2as
bung Wsunition unb anberen ariegss
Dorrdiben Don SeattIe na9 Wlabtipos
tod absins. bat unseid9r $50 WleiIen
bon Seaitle feline Sdraube perloren
uno perIu9t na9 siuem ameri,anis
iden 5afen suriid3uts9ren, tpie cine
JuntenbepeI9e meIbet. Die 8epei6c
fist bin3u, bab Der 9ampfer sesen ei>
nen beftissn @turm pom Siibtpeit ans
Sutdmpfsn babe, gan3 1ilflos lei uno
brinsenb SiIfe brauas. Mebrere
Sdiffe iinb bonn quget Souno aus
Dem .gsielfen- gu SiIfs gefdidt ipors
ben. Der Ddmpfer bat fetnen gBertb
bon elmer wfiIIipn Dollars uno bic
&ubung III nod mebr toertb.
SeattIe. Waib., 81. Rpp. -
Im Mberb traf bic foIsenbe SSuntens
bspeife bon bem &apitdn Sietri6Ipn
bon bem Dampfer RIFLES gsisIisn4
elm:
~Das Sdiff befirbet fid In teiner
sefdbrliden Gage. Der Sturn Taft
ndb unb BITE Gee iii iebt ipeniser bod.
mir gtnsen bor @nier, 55 Msilen bon
Der nddifen Riiiie artferut. bile an
Borb ffnb iDobL mir ftnb 225 MeiIsn
pon Rgp rIattsra sutterst Ser asu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ginen iiblen gSerlanf
Rabm am waontas albenb Der gers
iud, ben WeideufieIler Megtpsu
In DsIpbos gu berauben.
Der cine Gnsr.iitr III iobt unb Der
anbere fibt TN GefGngnib

@tIpbos, g., q. ylou. - Gin
@niu9, ben Weihenitsller 3. 6.
Mcgpen In ben bieiisen giienbahns
t6fsn am Wsontag Mbenb gu berdn'
ben, bdtte ben 5ob bes einen uno bic
Derbaftuns Der anberen 9anbiien 5ur
GoIes. alls Die Beiben DleGnen's
Safdm burdiu9ten, nabuen fe ibm
feline rlbr. gr bat, fie Jpn ipisber su
eeben, ba er iih 5ur gtrbeit bsgebeu
miiiTs, unb als Der cine feiner I'M
ersifsr fi9 unibrebie. berfebie f5m
Margiuen ei.en G@ing, sntrib Tim
JIM Dnfs mn CAB ssisn G4ek a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
gerbausHikpoller Stnrs.

Die 43iGbrise 5rau Soiepbine @eis
gano, Rorbpsfsgds Senrp unb Race
Strabe, itiirate ssftern qbeuo in i6r:r
Nofnung 10 unsliidIi4 cine Sreppe
binab, bab lie befpuBtlos llssen blieb.
Sic tpuroe BON dnosren Sausbeipobz
nern sntbedt unb in elmer ambulan3
nab Sem Stabtboipital ssI9idt, mo
ss fia berausitsllte, bab iie einsn Sddz
bslbru9 erlitten bat unD i1r SnFano
ein bsiorgniberresenber III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
eeioeu Der &uiiea in GuRlaHa.

9as ameritaniI9 iiibif6e &om>
mittes befinbet fib i'm 8eiis st1tes
9eri6ts iber bic 9lustreibuug Der
Suoen burd bic rufiiiasn geb6r0en
aus bem Siitritt 2utst, Der Don eia'
mem 4usen5eugen uno Wtitpertriebes
men itammt, unb in Dem es u. a.
beibt
.;Sn ben IeBten Sugen beg WlonotS
Mai, als bic 8uiIeu unier SorI
2eorobo I'm Siitrtft 9utst pieberbes
ieBten, erbielten mir ben gefebl zines
Observation-Disclosures, uns i'm Nes
gimentsitabsquartier, Dem 9prf gds
roslabi6, IS @erft BON 9eprobo i'm
9titritt 9ubelst oelegen, ein5uftnben.
SolOaten tamen uno trteben uns 1ls
lie nit unIeren 5raueu unb Sinoern
oortbin. 2tls mir am nd9Iten Wtor'
gen in garosIapid anlameu, fam
Der Resimentstpmmanbeur Su uns
berdus unb CAB uns. obne all9 MIR
eine Jrage an uns 5u ri9ten, bic Grs
IaubniB Sur Seimtebr.
r9lber fpie fab es in 9ebrbo ans!
llniere 5eimitdtten paren BON ben
gauern 9epIiinbert tporOen unb mas
ri6t fcrteef6leppt mar, mar perrpiiItet
eepliinberte begu6en fi9 am ndhiten
Sage IN SesIeitrina bes bieners
Stu4instp, tpeIher 2lugGl3euge Der
pIiiuoeruns qetpeIen mar, na9 2utsl
gum pOIiseihef, I'M gei5Derie 81
.fi9rsa aber bieIsr t0nnts ans sstns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
WH6aliidter giam6amfaa.

&nna &eller, Die I'M Smlie 437 60.
faDette aoenue, Clifton, bei9afttgt lit,
iplroe seitern 8eno, als iie BON einein
9luggang nod Saliie piriidfebrte, an
Der Dh6bIeton unb Mc9llpin gperiIe
bon einem ipeiBen Strolb mgebalter
lr16 nllter 8orbaItltng zines HeDolDers
aufgeior6ert, Die l5drlSe bod gu bal.
ten. Sic bate iebo9 9eiitessegerz
mart eerlug, Inn Silfe 5ii ifreien, mas
oen Sdnbiten ituBig mafte uno be-
pog eiligit Die SIudt a., ergreifen, eee
er iein 8orbaben ausfiibren tor1te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ginem tbbrihten gHerse
TteI bic 10 Sabre a1ts
Beatrice Carlton BON
9aiuesbiIIe sum
Shfsr

gainesoiIls, Obio, 27. Rpo.
Die 19 Sabre alts gedtrice Carlton,
Sodter BON Sraa Gora Carlton prn
bieIer Stabt, sti Sienituidbdeu aif
Der Jarm DON 5. 8. gertins in Wlens
tor, tpurbe am MOrtag Don benz 17s
jdbrigen Clarence Batter bon Marion
gountp, Der ebsnfaGIs auf Der senanns
ten Sarm ansstelt III, eridoHsn. gas
ire befinbet ii9 IN Saft, aber ale 4ns
ssiden beutsn oaraui bin, bub es iia
um einen 2tt Don Jahrldfigtsit ban'
belt. Batter CAB gu, baB er fher5s
peiie cine SIinte Guf bas Wdb6su
anlegte NIT ben Dortsn: r9dnbe bod,
Il. in selaben". llngIiidli9er WeiIe
sntlub ii9 aber bic Bdffe uno bas
TGbden purben in bic G9lafe sss
idofen..
Ser nprtueaiidJe Gamrfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ser Grpseh
9egen ben beg @attinmors
Des dngeflagten So bua
H..&ifer Dpn Sremont,

pes dngetla g ten 50 hua
&..Riier Dpn Sremont.
Sbio, bat begonnem
Sremont, Sbio, 27. glop. -
Nm Montag begann bier Der prooeb
gegen SoI6ua 81. 9iIer, pel9er ungss
ttagt 1T, Ieine Satin, N&artba aiIer,
Dergiftet gu ba6en. Irau &iIer itarb
am II. RoDember 1915. glm Gage
DOrber bate iie robe Quitern gegeiier
unO e5 bieB, baB iie elmer Ptomuinss
yergiftung erlegen lei. Spdter prrcs
ibre 2ei9e inbss i'm @ebeimen ausgss
grdbsn unb cine unterIu9uns Dss
Waasens unD Der Gingeipeibe Oorge>
nommen. Das Hsiultat mar, buB
&iIer bes Morbes i'm eriten @raOc anz
getldgt tpurOe. Gr ioQ ieiner Jruu
@ift beige6ra4t baben. 8egeu Der
i4peren Grfrantung &iiers mubte
iein pro5sB perfdoben perben SEPT
befiHbet er ii9 auf Der 8eferufiq. gr
iteQt feline S6ulb in 2t6rebe. Mit inn
befanben fi4 feline betagte Mutter unD
feline beibeu &inber i'm @eri9t. Ser
SAT- ptrb in Der gan3eu l1mgcgeno
le6hoft bistutirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Ser e iin0eub 3 0 4.

G5ntte: @te, oreifig 9ollar
boit aebrou6t. tDofiir 0elin2"
@,ottin: ,,9}u. fiir sen Glet0eritoffl
I'd, babe ooh Sieier Rorgen BEL Dir
angefItreeIt, lmo on baIt iofort 2et'
ne 2uitimnntug gcgebenl"
@atte: .Gapou peiB id abioIit
ntbtSl"
GSatttr: ,Gontc idb Setn faIib uer.
blrtt6en getpeier ietn2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

Der 3obte ipurbe burA cine &arte in
feiner 5ai9e dls 5drrp gell bon W1az
rim, Snb., ibentifisiri. Ser anbere
4nsrefsr entflob, ipirbe ober cine
Stunbe fpGter fefgenommen, ais er
fi6 anbere Rleiber tdnfen pollte. @r
bate UacGpens Wtefer unb 9slb In
feinem 0eiihe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
G6iHsua@ri9tea.

Reu gort 27. gob. gtrs.t.:
nQaplanb", bon 2iberpuoI; .Ducd
b'aoita", BON ReapeL; .Pannnnta" ,
pun 9pnbon.
Gibraltar. YaFtrt: s0ucu
beglt &brusstN. bon Rep gprt na3
9enuu.
2iDerpool. Gnset.: st.
pauI", bon Hsp gprt.
Gbgef.: rSt. 2ouis", na6 Nep
gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

'Srieger dnIGBli6 ieineS 80. @eburts.
tage5 Elm goloenes @ereinsabseidleil
iiberreidt uno in glnerfetinung o2r
@bruna lliS oas @ebirtstnasfino ale
gfnneienoen Elm nit linn oas 8c,
aitrtsfeit Al feierfl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Sir bag ariesspaiisns
bdus In ldbr .. 10000
Jiir bic gtotbIeibenben in
goIen ............. 10000
10000
$soo,ooo.oo

A"l@''f'''NR fOSNfNDNsDN
Cine Reibe tleinerer 9etrGge fir
'Gpesidlfoubs, ipie Gi6irien, Mer5tsers
petitioner, sSnbalibsnbant uIp., ipel>
the Dor benz Is. Nopcm6er 1915 sins
Iiefsn iino in msinem britten unb
Fiinftsn 8erift dufgsfiibrt. Ssns Be
frdse fparoen nit Der @erlpunDetens
taiis sebudt, nit oerfelben an ben
oeutIhen gotitafter abgeliefert uno
bann aus ,oiesr aaif. i9rem 9eitimz
umnssort sugefiibrt. @om Is. Nos
pemher 1916 an fpurben fammtlide
Jonbs ieparat gsbudt.
Sobn3 al r.ts, 8orfiser.
GRUB uno Wabnnng 3n
g8ei bnahteD.
Ger geriht ihliebt nit einein gIui'
rui I'll erneuerter SilistDdtigfeit.
tSdasmciiter Gerbaro Soiiliemann BON
ocr Geiitidjcn uno Gelterrei6iih-
lIngorilfen .SiIfsgeiellidoit nilnmt
5iiivenoungen hin oas bieiiue Siebes.
,pcrf entsegei,. Ter @eibnaftsgrub
laiitet.
8eibnad)ten fonlnt iDieber, mo
tpie es trieecrfontnlt, 10 fonlntt ntd) rie
seot9 .Dieber, bic es linoern ipill, iin0
Die pom oeln groben 8erbanbe bes gta'
iionolbunoeg, in ben pergangenet
GrieJs- iinO Ganrmelinhren mir
oiirieW iagen init rei6lifem DC.
mimi, befampit pnroeu lit.
ggir tpeloen ilil5 an uniere gtitglic.
Der.
@ir betieln nidt por ben Ebilren
Sraitben, ionoern poden an Die Ser
sen orinnen. Die Ser5en berer, Die litl
iiir uniere Gad,e ibon Dor Dem aciega
ieuria entid)ieoen batten lin0 Die MN
uuter oem erlrtiioelroen, lang bin5ie.
benSen seriegsifapanfen niht 5a9 iuer.
oen biirfeu, 70 iDenig als Die a1nIpIeil'
ben IN ben Sd)iiBengr1ben ielber.
Ger Rationalbimo ri:ft Die Seincu
aui. 2eir taben feline 0iplome, ihDn
unS ae,iert, faligrupbiib uno bliut,
All bcrleiben, mir tornefl a,tb nidt
iilberne ober gar golbene Gbrenabsei.
den periprehen. bic Die miloet @a.
ben an ben @ebern 6uberli6 belobnGt
iolel., aber iuir oeri,riuhen and ftine
Soften. @ir Daben feline reiienecr
8ertretcr, Die oft mebr reiBsnoe als
reiienoe iinb, aber mir iinb am Srte
uno fereiben Die Sadye ielbIt @ir
iino nidt ielbiternmInte 8etpaltige,
ionbern genoanddtigte oes gnnoes,
,mS uniere Sanrntlimgen fiibren mir
midi ab an irgerlbDelhe Gnrpfdngcr,
ionSern bireft ON bic beirtide @otifaft
in Der Biinoesbaiiptitabt, bic unier
@erf forocrt ulto anerfennt, mo I'M
MGR 6a5u 8eIeseribeit fem mag.
g9ir MAIDEN feinen GbpIg an ben
aeianuneIten G,inrrlen, iorSern laiica
Die getr1ee irneeboftert an ibre Se.
'tinlnaiing abgehen-
ggir iflieben auf iIidt eirla Der
5ablreiten Sainutlilngen aus, ion.
bern i6IieBen aIIe berefJtisten nno an
erfannten @erfe eit unb ftenen cen.
i.lben nad Der 9eitiunnmg Der Se.
ter Die b,trcffenben 8etrase 5l,.
gnir baben mi einem @ort elm
Silfsiperf! llib aDar Elm Silis-
nerf, Dos nidt uns, iouoern benen 5eL
ZEN fpill, bic IN Rotb iinh.
llnb MN, n, Der 3eiten shirm itno
5rails oenno9: SrobIi9e 8 Ell +.
n a 9ten ltniere @riioer 6alten
ci,s, ein @iitber Der @elt; IaBt uns
ibrer uiirois iein uub seben, sebeu,
gebcn! ,,
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2pstfeL. II

v8os it's oenn nit Sbrer grditt.
Der reiSenceH5ilm Mdn
fie9t sic ia gar niat me3r mitsinnu'
oer2l"
ng6, lie but reulit 6ei einem slim
mitgefpirtt, Der BON Der }pli5et Oerbo-
ten fpurbe - piiIeu sic, i'd aIaub:,
bd TT iis miitonfissir! pproen!A
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6etten 0iele giinItige 9emerfungen in
bieier Stabt berurTa6ten, 1T fir bas
Pu6litum tdgIt6 gu ipre6en unD ,er.
tlGrt bemfel6en Santac in benz Qaoet
Der Dom Drug Go. an Ger Se6ftea
uno Walnut StruBe.
5anlnc tann ou9 erloagt nerben
IN irgen0einer Opn ben Is Dop~glpos
t6eten in Cincinnati; e6enio in Der
Don@glpot6efe in goOington; in Der
Stunte6edQpotbete in Repport; BEL s.
s 6arreu in 2ublop; Yop:'s Qpot6e..
in 2dtonia; s. 90. +. Graner, N11bis
fonbilIe; Serpbino's Qpot6ete in g1or=
noob; Sobn %. Stiff in g6eoipt. Gs
befinbet ii4 ein 5anlncsQ sQDptbeter in
jeber Srtfdaft bes Ginciunatier
8iitrifts. -g(n8eide
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
81 Wei6nadjten.
Gin @rnh nnb cine giabnung bonn
Srriiser hes Sammrliuerfs oes
9iationalbnnoes.
,SH eem geridt merben in rmnoeg
summc $SOO,OOO perredJnet.

Ssrr Sobn 5jaris gu Baltimore,
Der 8oriibsr bes Sammeliperfs beg
0tutIAameritaniibsn Tational6unbs,
bat ieinen a6tsn 8eritt iiber Gins
rdhmen unb Iussaben peroffentlift
nno oemielben sinen Wsibna6tssruB
nebff Wabnuns b.issfiist sur anfpOrz
nung bes 6ilfsperts. Die Rs6nunsse
cbIage 1T folsenbe:
ToD. /. 1915 gefammts
tinnabmen ........ S799, ,298 %
3inien ....... .... 3,737.37
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2uiamm.n
sso9,o35.eO

3uiammsn :. SSo3, ,O35.6O
abgeIi.fert:
big gum 10. Suni 1916
lout z. 8rid)t 49,. $7OO, 10000
ssuli "a. 1915, an ben
b,utidengotibafter laut
Sdreiben BON "a. SuIi
unb geideinisuus BON
q. SuIi 16,7H.9O
September 7. 1916, an
ben beutiden gotidafs
Ter Iaut Sd,reiben bonn
z. September II. 9efdeis
riauns bonn 9. Sspt.. 5,6371O
Sttot.r 18. 1915, an
ben beutffen 8ptftnfs
ter laut Gfreiben bonn
18. Sttobtr unb gefdei.
nigung BON 20. DIT. /. 10,2646O
Nrpember 1. 1915. an
ben beutfden BctIdaf,
ter laut Sdreibsn bonn
l. Rop. unb 9efdeini.
guns bonn A. Rop. ..--- 67,310,40
=. ssooOOoOo
gopember /. 1916, gi.
lang auf ber 5opiins
plaeeSapinss 8ant bon
Baltimore .--.....$ 8,@.60
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@obin Sas gerb &c.
aunuentff.

Nus ben fir bic berf9iebM.n
Silisfpnbs BEL Der RationaIen SiIfss
idiie einsesdnsenen @elbern ipurben
i.it geginn Der Sammlungen big
sum /. Ropember 1916 bic nahfisbens
len getrdss ibrem geftimmunssort
sugefiibrt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

tutter rSnoso6omif6" fommt uns gu
9ilfe."
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g0obember /. 1916, gis
Ians auf Der Soptins
eSapinss 8ant bon
Baltimore ..--.. :. -. s
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1luier Tsent in SamiIton III Srr
Gbuarb grnf, 449 Glib Siinfte Ctr.
geG Sci. 476.N. Some Bboue
1631.M.
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$sOOOOoO0
S S,035.6o
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22

/ signed particularly to accommodate
seat-holders In the past there has
been some complaint that the bleach
ers were too far from the center, of
interest directly in front of the CAPT
toll. This will be avoided now.
The present bandstand will be uti
liked for sort of theatrical and mu.
steal entertainment. A Hawaiian
quintet club will be secured and eth
er picture show or special vaude-
vile acts will be staged. This enter.
tainment is expected to take away
the congestion from the dancing pave
ments and leave more room for the
merry makers there.
On the other side of the main ave.
nue. Chairman Dunbar will have an
other stage erected, according to pres.
eEt plans. where Hawaiian hula
dances will be given, or perhaps a
dance of nations, which has proved at.
tractiye heretofore.
He also plans to have refreshments
served by an expert caterer at a
nominal figure, and arrangements
made for mems and women's rest
rooms either on the grounds or in
the building.
Prima Donna to Be Honor Guest.
Judge A. A. Wilder will give a poi
supper at his Waikiki residence on
Monday evening in honor of Madam
oiselle Johanna Kristoffy, the noted
Austrian artist, whose birthday falls
on Monday, January "a, 1916.
The guests who will be present, be-
sides the guest of honor, are as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Hine of New York
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Cakes of Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. James of Denver, Mr..
and Mrs. Tomkins of Denver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Niles of Kansas City, the Chief
Justice and Mrs. Robertson, the May
or of Honolulu and Mrs. Lane, Judge
and Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arm
strong, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Chill
lingworth, Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Wilder,
Mrs. Alice Schultz, Mrs Eben P. Low.
Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss Ruth
Chase of Minneapolis, Mr.. Malcolm
A. Franklin, Mr.. Richard Ivers. Mr..
James d. McInerny, Mr. and Mrs. R.
w. Single, Mr. Van Tassel
In honor of the natal day of MAZDA
moiselle Kristoffy the Hawaiian Band
will play during the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
Entertain at Mokuleia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; en-.
tertained delightfully."- at a weekend
party at their beautiful home, Moku.
LEILA, last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ford Kimball and Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
rit Wilder were their guests
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Mr.. r. w. Perkins Dinner Party.
Mr.. R. w. Perkins gave dinner
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bination of Uifi rose chiffon and White
brocade.
Mrs. S. ID. Barnes gown was fash
toned of yellow taffeta with touches
of white lace.
Miss Bertha Young wore, a gown of
white satin made in the latest fashion,
full in the skirt and very short.
Miss Rose Her bert wore fascinat-
ing gown of black tulle and silver,
with the barest excuse of tulle
sleeves.
Mrs. r. M. Swanzy looked charming
in gown of white brocaded satin.
Mrs. K. E. BODICE was gowned in a
soft black net with silver passeman-
terie trimming.
Morning Musicales at the Home of
Mrs. Richard lvers. .
Mrs. Richard Ivers has invited a
number of her musicloving friends
to her home every Wednesday for
an hour of music with Herr Fritz
ScayeniNp the Danish pianist who is
making his home in Honolulu.
On each morning Mr. Scavenius in.
terprets the work of one composer,
opening with short talk on the life
and work of the master, and then
plays selections taken from the diff
ferent stages of the mans work.
Sometimes it is Beethoven, sometimes
Bach or Grieg or Chopin.
Those who attend find the hour
very enjoyable and are glad of the
opportunity of hearing the artist.
musical mornings are Mrs. Gerrit p.
Wilder Mrs. George Castle, Mrs. Wal.
ter Dillingham;, Mrs. Will Whitney
and Miss Harriet Hatch.
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Ball Of Nations to be Unique.
Although not an exclusive social
event, speaking in the ordinary terms,
the Ball of Nations that will be one
OF the opening Carnival features will
attract undoubtedly a very large mum.
Der of society folk.
The open-air dancing in the most
cosmopolitan of surroundings will 8f-
ford a unique opportunity for the So.
eial elite to vary their usual pro-
grams and attend as individuals or in
parties, this gay Mardi GFas. In fact
already number of parties are
planned by the young folk who will
go either to dance or to look on from
the bleachers.
James A. Dunbar, chairman. of the
Ball of Nations committee, announces
a number of projected features This
bill will be on the opening night of
the Carnival. which is AID Club night
The capitol grounds will be the CEN
ter of attraction. Three bands have
been secured, SO that dancers on
every part Of the broad pavements
can hear the music above the various
noises of the Mardi Gras crowds.
Four sets of bleachers will be put
up. AT the apex ends. near the execu-
tive building. the bleachers will be de-
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fsp.ciai star Bulletin Correspondence

FORT SKATER, Jan. 21.-Lieut
and Mrs. Raymond Wheeler entertain
ed at an enjoyable dinner last Thurs
day evening at the Moana hotel
Around the attractively decorated
table places we're reserved for
Lieut. and Mrs. Carl A. Har
Idigg, Capt and Mrs. G. j. Taylor and
the host and hostesses. Later Lieut.
and Mrs. Wheeler and their guests at
tended the transport hop at the hotel
-
Lieut.. Mcdonald, recently appointed
to the Philippine Scouts from the I'd
Infantry, was passenger on the trans
port Sheridan when it sailed for the
islands last Saturday
-
Mrs. Charles s. Lincolni us the house
guest of Capt and Mrs George H. ia
merson In the main garrison while
Capt. Lincoln is on his annual tour
of inspection of the National Guard oil
Hawaii. Capt. Lincoln sailed Thurs
day for Kauai, and will probably re
turn In week.
The regular meeting of the Tuesday
Afternoon Sewing Club was postponed
this week on account of preparations
for the charity ball. The next meeting
Of the club will be on Tuesday, Janu
airy rs, at the home of Mrs. John B
Richardson in the cantonment.
Lieut. and Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham
entertained at a delightfully."- informal
dinner last Saturday evening in their
quarters in the cantonment in honor
of Capt and Mrs. Paul B. Malone.
Capt Patterson of the Aviation
Corps, passenger on the transport
en- route to Manila, P. l., entertained
at luncheon last Saturday at the Alex.
ander, Young hotel in honor of Lieut.
and Mrs. John S. Sullivan.
According to news received from the
mainland Miss Jessie Gibbs, daughter
of Capt and Mrs. George s. Gibbs,
was recently operated on successfully
for Appendicitis Capt and Mrs. Gibbs
were recently stationed at Fort Shat
ter where Capt Gibbs was IN command
Of the Signal Corps Company until last
August when he was ordered to Wash
ington, d. c.: for duty in the office OF
the chief signal officer.
-
Lieut.. lockwood, who has been a
patient in the Department hospital for
the past week, has fully recovered
from his recent illness and has re-
turned to his quarters in the canton
ment
Capt and Mrs. Albert Clark we're
host and hostess at delightful din
ner last Monday evening in their quar-
ters in the cantonment when they en-
tertained for Lieut.. and Mrs. A. II.
Hobby and Lieut.. and Mrs. H c. X.
Muhlenburg. 2
Mrs. Ralph Holiday. who has been