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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
BACKBONE Of
STRIKE BROKEN
SUBWAY AND ELEVATED ROADS
NEW YORK RUNNING BETTER
THAN NORMAL.
men H0[O|NG OUT
Ten Thousand Employees Are Sttll
sticking 20 the Suike--Numer-
GUS Instances of Violence
Are Reportes..
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NEW YORK, Sept l5..-- With the
subways and elevated roads running
at a better normal condition and
taking caro- OF the overflow traffic.
Officials of the traction companies
today declared that the strike Is
broken With 10000 employees
sticking to their strike the union
labor leaders countercd with threat
to tie up the whole city on Monday
with a sympathetic strike of 100000
unionists.
Between the two forces Mayor
Mitchell and the public service COM
mission are seeking to obtain mid
die ground on which an adjustment
of the differences may be effect
ed.
A driver OF an ice truck was
thrown twenty feet and probably fat
ally hurt when Third avenue car
plunged down grade at Ninety
Sixth street into the truck today. The
airike-breaking motorman and sew
eral passengers were cut and bruis-
ed.
Numerous instances of lombard
ing elevated trains with milk bot
ties, stones and other missiles have
been reported today. No persons
were injured. however. Ore shot
was fired and the bullet lodged in
the woodwork of the car.
The socialist party headquarters
here today announced campaign
for municipal ownership Of Ill trans
portation lines in the city with a
series OF meetings to thresh ou; all
sides OF the question.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
MACKENSEN IN
THE BALKANS
GERMAN FIELD MARSHAL TAKES
SUPREME COMMAND GER
MAN-BULfsARI.ASS
new TROOPS ARRIVE.
The Teutonie Allies Receive Rein-
forceineats and Large isodses
of Troops Are Concentrated
In the Vartfar Valley.

LONDON. Sept. 15.--The arrival
on the German-Bulgarian front or
Field Marshal Won Mackensen as su-
preme commander of the Teutonic
operations in the Balkans was an
nounced today.
rhe German Bulgarian commander
in chief has recruited the forces in
Macedonia, 1t Is reported from Sa-
loniki. Large bodies of troops have
been concentrated in the Vardar yal-
ley TO meet the expected Anglo
ryench offensive.
The capture OF salient held by
the Bulgarians in the Vardar val
lev. south of Doiran. is the most im-
portant victory won by the British
on this sector since the present of
fensive began.
rhe entrance of Greece into the
war is still being delayed by the
diplomatic negotiations. Dispatches
from The Greek capital said king
Constantine had summoned all po-
litical leaders in an effort to find
a prime minister who will guide
Greece into the war and at the same
time unite the opposing factions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
DARING ATTEMPT TO
TAKE HIS OWN LIFE
sELF-CONfESSED SLAYER OF
AGED WOMAN LEAPS FROM
FAST MOVING TRAIN.
Eluded Detectives and Leal,ed
Through Open Dooi--Seriousls
Hurt When Picked
Up.

NEW YORK. Sept 15.--Arthur
Waltonen, self-confessed murderer of
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, aged widow
who was killed and robbed OF jew
elry valued at $4,000 about a
year ago, threw himself from the
New York Central Flyer as !; pass
ed through Montrose, New York.
early today either in an attempt TO
commit suicide or escape from the
detectives who were bringing him
here from Ironwood. Michigan. II
was at Ironwood that he was arrest
ed and made the confession. He
'eluded his guards for moment and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
Election FOR OCTOBER 18TH
rrt Session of the New Congress Is Expected to Be
ueld November 15-The Decree Issued by Carranza
Last Night Calls for Revision of Several Articles
of the Plan of Guadalupe.

probably at Coyoacan, u suburb If
Mexico City.
The decree issued last night en-
titles each state and territory to elect
one deputy to congress and one sub
deput, for every 10000 inhabitants.
and an additional deputy for every
fractional majority of 10000 inhabi-
tants. Any state o rterritory not
having 10000 inhabitants IL entitled
to elect one deputy and one SUBJ
deputy also. :.
The eligibility requirements will
be the same as those provided in
the election of 1857. Those who have
opposed the constitutional govern
ment with arms will be ineligible TO
hold office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
STRANGER PUTS ONE
OVER KANSAS CITY
liz WAS NOT A GET-RICH-QCICk
WALLINGFORD, But HE FILM
PLANNED AUTO DEALERS.
bought Six Motor Cars and a $4,000
House for Which Ne Gave
Worthless Checks-Dealers
Stand To Lose. isfiHt

KANSAS CITY. Sept. Is. - A
stranger from FL Paso, Texas, de-
posted $40, ,000 in local bank yes
terady. He then bought six motor
ears from as many dealers. making
y ~avment in each case with a check.
he u,ao bought ten thousand dol
lsr house, making substantial
check payment. The che Is were
returned as worthless.
The stranger was arrested. The
pame he gave the police did not
correspond with the name on the
checks. IL the case pans out ae-
ccrding to surface indications sever
al motor car dealers will have q
adjust their books.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
An EARLY ORDER IS EXPECTED
Army Officers Declare that Several Weeks Will BE Re-
Quired to Transport the Troops Back to Their Home
States - Guard Officers Making Up Report Of the
Equipment Needed for the Movement.

Ell. PASO. Tcvns. sept. i5.--rhat
tentative plans are under way for
the withdrawal of the national
guard from the border was revealed
here to-day when kilograms from
Washington reached every : guari
asking how many tourist
and stock ears would be necessary
to transport the troops hack to their
respective state mobilization camps.
The guard officers ARE making np
a report OF the ears needed to carr
~ each organization. A. the re-
port OF the receipt OF the kilograms
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= n
uryJCO CITY, Sept. i5.-A de-
=. issued by General CaiTanza on
n. e,e Of the celebration of Meyi-
e. Independence paves the way ior
N. ,veseut de facto government 10
b replaced by a substantial constr
|lutonal government.
The decree calls for revision OF
L.,,ral articles of the plan of Qua
ks,ape drawn up December IL. 1914.
md makes provision for the ciec-
|,or Of members of Il national con-
|ress.
another decree will be Issued to-
uoyow calling an election of a con-
k,uu,joual congress on ocfobc" 10.
The first session OF the new con-
ress will be held Noyeu'hcr 20
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
|NLR CAME on
At FL PAsO
BIGGEST WAR GAME EVER PAR
TlCIPATED IN BY INFANTRY
NOW IN PROGRESS.
||H[ ATTACK BEGINS
Fats.Five Hunded Troops Are Ae-
tempting TO Invade the City,
Which Is Defended by Two
Brigades Of Militiamen.

FL PASo. Tex. Sept. 15.-The
largest infantry war game ever held
|n this country is being engaged in
|AeFe by the first brigade of the
pennsylvania National Guard. The
aiempted invasion" of Ell Paso be-
gan from the north early this morn
Pas. The attacking forces number
|Asoo men while two brigades of
pennsylvania infantry comprise the
Pelenders. General Bell, commander
Z me district, has sent his staff Of
peers as umpires for the game.
paflng the night the attacking
|'''ee marched to Tobin, twelve
-les from the city, and went into
slp' At dawn this morning they
Fs's IN motion in an attempt to
''aA through the lines into the
" The first contact of the op-
s'as forces occurred at nine
VIVA 'nls morning about nine miles
- IRON the city. Each man is
sapped with fifty rounds of am
nunition.
Ae ihFadlng forces under Cen
rive are made up of three reg
..a's from Philadelphia.
'ae result of the maneuvers will
a. known until the umpires re-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
SISTER Of PRESIDENT
SINKING RAPIDLY
PRESIDENT PLANS TO LEAVE
LONG BRANCH LATE TODAY
FOR NEW LONDON.
III His Sister Dies He Will Accom-
pany the Bcdy to South Caro-
lima to Attend the
Funeral.

ASBURY PARK, N. j., Sept. Is.
President Wilson received word
shortly before noon today that his
sister, Mrs. Anne E. Howe, was sink
ing rapidly. The news was brought
to him just after a morning round
of golf at Long Branch.
The president cancelled other en-
gagements and made tentative ar
rangements to go to New London
late today Ii Mrs. Howe dies the
president will probably accompany
tho body to South Carolina for the
funeral
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
ALLIES SCORE GREAT
VICTORY IN BALKANS

PARIS. Sept. 15.--Allied troops
scored the greatest victory against
the Germans and Suigarians since
the balkan offensive began, IL was
Officially announced today.
The Serbians drove the Balgarians
back ten miles ON the allied left
wing, capturing Garnitichevo by a
brilliant bayonct charge. Serbian
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

spread through the camps 4 hug ~
escitement WAS created among tho
Officers who believe that they fors-
east tho early withdrawal II the mi-
litia.
Army officers nj headquarters
pointed ont, however, that the actmaI
withdrawal may he weeks mud even
months In the distance. After the
homcwari movement begins II win
consume several weeks ns the trasss-
portation To the home states of one
hundred thousand troops viii be :
huge problem.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
Cold in Illinois.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.--Frost is
predicted for tonighe In the bottom
lands of northern and eastern Illi-
nois. The temperature was 13
above freezing today. The highest
temperature registered in the United
States yesterday was los at Yuma.
Arizona, and the lowest was "a at
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

London dispatches last night said
the Counsellor was "sunk" and that
the crew safe. Nothing was re-
ported about the circumstances of
the sinking.
The Counsellor was last reported
as having sailed from Colon. Pana-
ma, August 81. She was enroute
from Van Couver to Liverpool. She
was probably sunk near the British
Isles. The Counsellor displaced
495s tons and was 400 feet long.
She was registered at Liverpool.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

cavalry pursued the retreating Bul-
garians and captured the village Of
Okesu.
British troops have captured
Matchoukevo and two heights north
of that village.
On the right bank OF the varslar
the French captured bulgarian tren-
ches To depth Of six hundred yartis
ON front Of nearly mile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
SWEDEN OBTAINS TEN
THOUSAND TONS COFFEE

BERLIN, Sept. 15.--Sweden has
detained ten thousand tons OF cof-
fee destined for Finland. Stock
holm dispatch reported today. AZ
a result there is a scarcity of coffee
In Finland.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

wide front from Boulaux woo1 i,
northwest of Combles, to point
north of the Alb ft-Bapaume road.
The attack is con nuing and many
prisoners have airS 2dy been taken.
North and southc st of Thiepyai
last night the British captured Ger
man trenches on a front of one
thousand yards.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
Turkey Accepts L. s. plea.

WASHINGTON Sept 15.--The
Turkish government. In communi-
cation received at the state depart-
ment, consents to shipments of relief
supplies from the United States to
famine sufferers IN Syria. The ac-
tion reverses the previous attitude
OF Turkish officials who had refused
two urgent pleas by the department
for the privilege
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
LINER SUNK
BY TORPEDO
AMERICAN FIREMAN MAKES
AFFIDAVIT THAT COUNSEL
IsOR WAS sUHMsRINED.
THE CREW SAVED
The Captain and the Crew Were
Landed at Queenstown--Saiied
From Colon ON august ~
For Liverpool

LONDON. Sept. l5.--Frank Cal
lingham OF Philadelphia. fireman
aboard the Harrison line steamer
Counsellor. made affidavit today be-
fore the United States consul NJ
Queenstown that the Counsellor was
torpedoed.
The captain and the crew we're
landed at Queenstown.
Callingham, who Is an American
citizen. slipped aboard the Counsel
lor when she touched at San Fran
cisco. His wife is a Atlantic City.
New Jersey.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
SNOW FALLS
IN THE NORTH
THE FIRST SNOW OF SEASON Is
REPORTED vt LITTLE FALLS.
MINNESOTA. TODAY.
COLD AND FREEZING
The Temperature in Northern Min
nesota Is Below Freezzing---kill-
ing Frost Visits lows
and Nebraska.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. Is
The first snow of the season is re-
ported today at Little Falls. The
temperature is below freezing Re-
ports from South Dakota points in
dicate that considerable damage has
been done to growing gardens by
the low temperatures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

throwing the door OF the car open
leapcd out. He was found to be
seriously Injured when picked up by
the detectives who recaptured him
after the train was stopped
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
SI.AlEE OF CARRANZA'S
NEPHEW is KILLED

MEXlCO CITY, Sept. 15.-Al-
fonso Santibanez, who killed General
Equiliz and General Jesus Carran-
"a, nephew of General Carranza, has
been killed in a quarrel with Au-
relic Hernandez, it has been learn
ed here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

DES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. 15.-
A killing frost in Iowa is reported
today. The extreme northern and
northwestern section suffered worse.
At Inwood the temperature is re-
ported at % above zero.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
THE BULGARIANS HOTLY
PURSUED BY SERBIANs

SALONIKI, Sept. 15.-Hotly pur-
sued by the Serbians, after captur-
ing the principal heights OF Nal
kenidzo the Bulgarians are falilnS
back on the Greek town of Florina.
The Serbians have taken twenty
guns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
s~~~~~~>~s~~~~~Ss
WHAT THEY Mn
on YESTERDAY ,

. CHICAGO. Sept. 10 nrook .
. lyn gained a full game on each .
= OF is rivals in the National .
. learue pennant race yesterday .
. and now stands in first place .
. by margin OF one and one =
= half games over Philadelphia. .
. which lost to 81. Louis, and two .
. and one-half games over Bos- .
. ton, defeated by scott Perry. .
= the Cubs Atlantic recruit. .
. II was White sox day in tho .
. American league. -. Louis =
. trimmed Boston and New York .
= beat Detroit. so Chicago gain .
= cd a full game on the two =
, leaders. now standing only half .
. y game behind the Red soS. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
Nebraska Has Frost .

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 15.--Frost
last night damaged corn in some in
stances. but it is generally believed
that the crop is too FAR advanced to
be greatly damaged. Only the late
corn is damaged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
BRITISH RESUME GREAT
| OFFENSIVE ON ScM!!!!M!E

N'oN' Sept. Is. - British
h. resumed their great offensive
|.,, n'hs with a powerful blow
" sanme. ''e north OF
|ssr.. haig announced thi. af.
|ms.s ~, mat the British had ad-
'' thousand yards on a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
.0ULGAR|AhS FORGED TO
RETIRE FROM POSITIONS

BERLIN. Sept 15.--Bulgarian
troops have been driven out of their
positions at Malkenidzo by the Ser
bians, it was officially admitted to-
day.
East of the Vardar the English
took advanced German trenches, bat
were afterward driven out.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15

People exaggerate your bad hab-
is, so get rid Of them.
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rbe Daily Light gives me news
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-15
.G[NERAL ELECTION To
Re CALLED IN MEXICO

.o,vr 1ssITED BY CARRANZA PAyES THE WAy
p''nnp rnp DE FACTO GOVERNMENT TO BE RE.
placed BY CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
IN MEXICO
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25


Saturday evening for Col. and Mrs.
Andrew Hero. Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Baker. Mrs. Bradley, Col. Fauntleroy,
Lieut. and Mrs. Sieese. Lieut. and
Mrs. Scott. Capt and Mrs. Crawford
After dinner the guests spent a pleas
ant evening on the roof garden
An informal hon al For; Kane
hameha Friday evening was the mott
for a number Of charming dinners az
the post
CAT cad Nrs t,rawtnTl cntertais.
Cd x , delightful dinner -ior Col. and
,ssS 4IEed NJ Hunter. Co. &nd MIS-.
andrew Hero. Capt Ionu l. hul.
cGmbe cf Fort Kane5Smrha and Capt,
and Mrs Tayior IL Fort RGser- a
bis Eel 81 pink flowers and pink.
shaded canal, I34do a u1GSt attTac-
save sable II
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Martin
g:Ed as guests - dinner Capt and
MIS- Sloan Of Fau KamehaneEa and
capt and Mrs. Ed ards o.. t0n lje
Blssy f.
Capt. and Mrs water DakeT We're
hosts al dinner for Lieut.. and MIS-.
Scott. Capt and Mrs Ehu3en and
Lieut. reseso. all dl Fort kaneha.
llehI ID.
Cart and Mrs. Norris Siayion We're
hosts at 4 delightful dinner given in
honor of Miss Macdonald OF San
Fran eisco. The table was beautifully
decorated With American Beauty roses
and the color scheme Mas tastefully
carried out in the candle shades and
place cards Capt and Mrs Stayton' $
other guests were capt; and Mrs, An.
drus. Lieut. and Mrs Ralph Myer,
MRS. Robb. Lieut. kahle and Lieut..
BlackmoTe
|. cut. and Mrs. Harold D. Burlick
had as guests al dinner Mir. and Mrs.
Swift o. Horolulu and Lieut.. and Mrs
Steese of Fort Kamehameha.
Mrs. Stewart s. Griffin was hostess
fer the Fort Kamehameha Bridge
Club Thursday morning. The club
members present were: MIS-. Norris
Stayton. Mrs Malcolm p Andrus,
Mrs. Lee Holcombe, Mrs. Scott, Mrs
Alfred NJ Hunter, Miss Hunter and
Mrs H. d Burdick.
:. .....-
Capt. and Mrs Louis Pepin of Fort
De Russy we're hosts at beautifully
appointed dinner at the Moana Tues
day evening. After dinner the party
went 10 Heinie's Tavern and spent
some delightful hours dancing Capt.
and Mrs. Pepin's guests were Maj.
and Mrs Carpenter, Maj and Mrs.
Douglas and Capt and Mrs. Edwards
of Fort De Russy, Col. and Mrs. Hun
ter, Capt. and Mrs Sloan, Capt. and
Mrs. Andrus, Capt and Mrs. Stayton
of Fort KamehaIheha, Capt and Mrs.
Taylor of Fort Ruger, Capt and Mrs.
Perkins and Lieut. and Mrs. Decker of
Fort Armstrong
AN event of considerable interest in
army circles was the wedding Of DR.
Walter Lee Reesman Of Fort Kane
hameha and Miss Hazel auckland OF
Honolulu at ST. Andrews cathedral
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

room white large ye!Io~ chr ysanthe
NUNS we're used 10 form 4 most al
rractfv. ceniarpiece At the table
where Mrs. Widiara Z. Dashipll IRE
sell served ice.
... =.
. Among these ceiling iu@nz tic Ar
ernoor were Mrs. William r: Dashiell
Madar7l PeaNoa; Mrs. Guy {; Palmer
1rs Eaerre ri. Ha~t1pf,, Madame
Hrs O3&.n r Rugcnlaai,l. Ms RoEtrt
.1.tgeifsr lawn, I'd. Mrs william. T.
siFrlt. ef~~ Charles :. Lincoln. ,sts
icEnaq. llgg Reuj. r McClel
mn MIR tsf4iIg u. bennett. Mrs.
.gH...ac + tam. AiFs@T T.. Cl=.staL
j. JtaiiDrun. MRS. carl 4 Hardipg,
Mr.. .AtIi4l. II HoEiev. Ms. Willis nj
Raeas Gratf .Jrs Raip1 IIoniday,
NIs Eiyid limit. MRS. Kobcrt N rs.
IN Mrs 9crrv q. K. Nllrlenherg.
.rrs nrraarsf K. Siaumbere. Mrs
jscg ;ipvrE- Mr.. !afI-s 4. GalIoely.
w ID r'4fllpr V%itsrir Mrs Charles l..
.yvs-,.cn- ,efse .CaInnrGll Mss Julie
Af+Ifj. Miss i5lizabfth Rosenbaq.n
and Mis-. Rarric scott
~ !.
can. and Mrs A~tbir IT Daltcn
entertained NJ dinner on Tuesday
ma Afte~ dime Capt and Mre.
.fla1tcn tool,. their quests n. ne Tues.
a., Eyarine card club
-. -. -:
chm nv, :ond zdrs William Reese
Scrtt arJ FANNY have mcyed from
,c,Ia~,.re number raur in tho canton
.,rcnt =, .n,,arrere nr-nbe- sivteep in
m, main taorrisrp rccentiy vacated
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

soft glow over the attractive table
en- which artistically arranged roses
formed lovely center-piece
When Mrs. James K. Bell OF Soho
field Barracks entertained q tea ar
i.aniakea, her guests from Shsfter
were Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell. Mad
anne Cochran, Mrs. William p: COch-
ran and Mrs Lloyd r Fredenda}i
I.ieut Col. and Mrs William T.
Dashiell entertained on Frida< even
ing in IHe.r home III Tie main gar
riSan for Chaplain and Mrs. William
Reese Scott, Miss Bonnie Scott: Miss
Eleanor Scott and Master Billy Scott
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl \ Iiardigg
had as their dinner guests. on Tues.
day evening Lieut. and MIS-. Douglas
Taft Green" Of Schofetd Barracks.
a;er IN The evening ra"E mCt0red
their guest u II, 7oluhj"fo attend the
Beesr1an. BucklaH! Wedding
A, the dipner given - Hrs. Lack
SGart auG Mrs. l.arger Stuart. their
alest5 from Fort Sharter were Mai
and Ms VILLAIN r Cochran and
MADAME Cochran. ....... =.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George. If. HalIn
ans dinner guests en- = u"sday even
nc were TF llarrv II: Delbcr and
Lieut.. Edward F. Witsell ." -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

Tuesday evening Promptly az $50
the bridal party entered the church.
led BY Miss Vivian auckland, the
maid OF honor. with Miss Ruth Nc.
CheSney and Miss Myrtle Schuman
as bridesmaids The bride was escort.
ed BY her uncle. Capt Samuel Thigh.
man OF Fort Ruger acted as best man.
The ushers were Lieut.. Lyman and
Lieut. Philoon cf Fort Shafter. After
ire ceremony a reception was held II
NalUkes Kaalawai The grounds
were beautifully Illuminated for the
occasion with japanese lanterns and
Hawaiian orchestra played during
the evening for dancing and while
supper was served at small tables on
the lawn
MAJ aud Mrs. Douglas OF Fort Pc
RuSsy Nere hosts al dinner Thursday
evening Tor AaI and Mrs Carpenter.
Capt. and Mrs Pepin al Fort De
Russy C4pt. aud Mrs Hicks nl Fort
EaT ahaneha and LENT and Mrs
kiDue of Fort Kruger
60 end AIS Ellis Of Fort I1ser
Lad q al.sfs Al dinner SUNDAY MAJ
ala Mis- Sghley OF the 18th lnfantrg
a2i aud al- Eagau flor; Rasef
tlt' 81 = supper SUNDAY evening
81 tile Cuirigger Club for Capt and
Nra Dnenner. Capt sherman, Miss
MeCac and Lieut. and Mrs. flalloran
Capt lnd Mrs, Hicks, formerly OF
Fort Re Russy. have moved into quar-
tefs al Fort Kamehameha. where Capt
Hicks v iii be adjntant
Tne Service Bridge Grub met with
Col. and lfs Kendall Monday even
ing. Those members present We're
Col. and Mrs. McRae, Mai and Mrs.
Lincoln. Capt and Mrs Hayes. Capt.
and Mrs. .Gallogly, Maj. and Mrs RIA
gan
Mai and Mrs. Ragan OF Fort Ruger
bad as guests at luncheon Thursday
Capt and Mrs Duenner and Miss
Jane Duenner.
Capt and Mrs Magruder, Lieut. and
Mrs. Loomis of Fort Ruger and Lieut.
and Mrs. IIalloran Of Fort Shafter
We're the guests OF Maj. and Mrs. RAJ
gan OF Fort Ruger at the Country
Club dance
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