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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05
WrnnNcincntIlnmomnrFt.

@crr 6rnni 0o6 bat 0uS Sonnlcrs
lois BON Miu. s.. YrDon in @rcen
Spring &ollcD, oil Der OIo Court
9ioao, nit6t pct BON Scr @rccn
Spring 9lpcuuc uu0 9iogcrs eta.
tom fir oic Commemorate onrN
Sic 6irmo Ilrnblul 4 @lorgon &c.
niict6et.
@cr 5. 90. Soues, Erdiiocut Der
Baltimore 56cct @lctol ono Sin.
plate Co." bat our6 oic 6irmo Sec
Is. Sortmon & 60. oos 0ous gir.
227 G6oucerD, in GuiIiorO, bon ser
9iolono @orf Gompoanic gemictDct.
Sin &crfuuf Don 33 @rrnorentca
I'M @eianmlhpertb bon $4,000 mur
DC nod cinem @eri4t Ourh Oic 6ronf
giopof 9tealtD So. abgeic6loficn Die
9lcntcn iino BON 9olitcacn Scr girn.
1000 bis 1861 9ioupooO glpcme, 5lt
ic $40.
&6ilip 2. Ntorgon bat al @omoro
See BORDER ooS Nous gir. 1911, Dat
Hurit &loce, pelc6eS elmer @rinorentc
BON 500 untcrporicn III, uerfouit
Der Gcrfouf ocr Baltimore Gar
nell 50. ge1t ieinem 9lbihluB cntgc.
GEN; scr &0ufcr III nod nibi nonl.
bait gcno6t, ooh miro oics in ocn
n0ditcu Sogcn 1eicbcbcn.
Gic gioromeit 9col @itotc So. bat
ou Stuart 30. Goniont oen 12it0dis
gen 9unGolou ou Der 9lllcuOolc'&ooo
mo Carlisle @nt6 pcrfouit.
glnnic gl. Gong bat bon Dem Irilitcc
9rneit Guder oic Wliet6sgrunoitiidc
9ir. 913, @lulberrD StraBc, uno
9lr. 912, Sorrob Slm StrnBc, Sc
fault.
Sobn 5ugbcs inO 6roll 6o6cn bon
Der Gen Stills Corporation bic Got
A. section " Zen Sills, 9cfoiit.
Ser &crfouf wiroc ourN Die 6irnIa
Goua6V, Scorn & So. obgcic6Ioiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05

Ouitriol gIIcobol. worM itort inter
Tuuf in ocn ShhIBitlmoeu lmo Der.
lorcn mcbr ais on0erc.
Baltimore @0rfe
Sm 9lu1cmcincn miro in Sen nddls
itcn Eoaen Elm beiiercr ipcfulatipcr
@iarft erpartct imo Oenien alle Pm.
5cihcn olli Die 6c6img 0es glfticu.
iuo 9(nlogcNlarfts 6iu pcm iih
oudj gciicrn nod fcinc 9eiierng ocr
Gage 5ciatc gicuc aduier iinocu
ii6 5o6lrcib i'm Niorft Elm imo Der.
lautct in 9unftrciicn ooB uicOcr
cine SpetuIotion cinicteu miro, iuel.
he oic fiir5lid itottge6obte slttipitdt
SIR 6olge bate. Iicie Ereib.Spe'
fnlatiou 5cigtc ii6 in Ocn ScI.gIuS'
gabcn ipic &oplano imo anocren
gluSgo6cn oicicr @ulppe
@opIono cr6oltc lid bon ieincr 3u.
riidicbino mii 67s unO ii6critieg sc.
itern sic glhtcr.2inie.
s,n Gosoel & So. Commons mar
e6euioas Gin Iebboiter NonocI oot
fonnten fcinc 6eiicren 9Iotiringen cr'
5iclt wcroca. Iie gIbicbnmgcn bon
Baltimore Tu6e Commons bicltcn
an, mo madtc iicb Sntereiic iiir an-
0cre 9Iusgobeu bcncrl6ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05
Saricag gcridlte.


&ricaSgNi2go6en worcn gcitcru inn
gor0crgrnno. &crlorcn obcr
6ctr1dtGA onI 9lodmittog-
Ercibcrci imO Spcfuloiion riiien
nibt nit. 9oltimore.@0ric ct.
mas 6ciicr &o0lauo Ccl 5ei9te
ii1 git
IS mag nit Sid)cr6cit 9clogt ucr.
Sen, ooB oaS @orac6cn BON Crci6cru
imo ciucr acmiiicu Clique fir pic
Sorfommliiic oui Dem aeItrigen
9Rorft ucranhuortlib iiuo. Sic Greiic
iuaren ud6rcno ocS ottipct &ornlit.
too bod, pcrlorcn obcr 6ctrdAtlih
am idjwadcu 9lotnittag@ @lorft Ger
@runo iii mir III Sen Spcratiouct
ser Gliouc 5u iuheu, oo iid oic Spc.
huartcn luci0crtcL Dem gluitrie6 5lt
folGcu mo Oos Sntcreiic OcS @ubli.
fuma febltc,
Sic le6r groBen @cpune ocS &ors
mittogs bcjogeu iih uri cin 6oIbeS
CuBeno qcniihtcr 9lnsgo6eu, ioldlc
mic @iaiS Spcrlono, StIOcbdtcr inlo
Chamber inter sen N}otorcn Eicic
9ftien iticaeu bis s %unfte. Wler.
cantilc NParinc 9Srcierc0 ulo Gons
mons 6attcn oic beiicn glotirlm9cn
fiir lauac 3cit rmo itonOcn bic Com.
mons 0rci 9Slnftc 606er Ecros.@om.
pognie itieg 4 @uuftc, mO oic Seucl
1ca 9(usgo6cn 6rahen iib ncuel
@runo. Sic Commons iticgeu 6s4
ouf 957s rmo sic @reicrco 2l2 oui
i13.
Sin tcmpor0rcr @uulnl bon cIncnI
bis 5uci 4}lnttc unr in ocn aupfcr
ino 3iuf9mS9o6cn ST 6cmcrfcl ocs-
slci6eu in ciuigen SnouItric- gluSriis
lhmas. Giiugcmittcl. mo Go6ot9It.
ticm ip06renO Giicn6obncn mic glcp
SnOcn lln0 Ncldlu0re y Nll0loll lOtc
Stclliugcn im cine oocr nc5rerc
&untte pcrbcicrien
3udcr9Intbcilc, wcldlc in Ocu lct.
ten Eogcn ie1r 1od itonocn 5cigtcn
geitcrn cine groBe Sdluodc Cuban.
glmcricon pcrlor 20 Gnttc aui 220
un0 5iio.Eorto 9iico 10 oui 2O6.
Sn Der lebten Stunoe mar bic 81.
itc inn aQgeiueincn ic6r idwcr, alS
ooS @criid]t ouitmu1tc ooB @oib.
inoton iidj iibcr bic iutcrnotiouolc
&olitif diBern piiroe. Eieies Wc.
riidt bottr ciucn 9urSihrj pon bis
3 in iait alien gIrSgobcn 5lr 0oIac.
NluritiouS 9lrS9obcn Dorcu bic
iducritcu &crlicrer. @ulciblc.Sto6l
glmcrican 9otonlotioc mo II. 2 oSl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05
OirnnSitiids.lIcbcrtrnannacn


E6os. 3. Noroy an Suiic ".
9rouu 9IorOoiticite Scr Gruio SiQ.
9loenc, na6c 9loou-StroBc, 10 bel
100, @rlmO5inS 500.
So6n Z. 81. Seuis rmo @ottiu an
G0w. 5. Goof 9lorooitieitc Scr Mont
pcllier.. no6e Snoepcnocnce- StroBe,
PAP Del iO6, @rmojinS $50.
G6as. y. Goaop 1riiiiee, an sol.
@cigcr 9lorOoit-Gdc scr @lommcnt-
mo 0arc- StroBc, @rmo5ims SO.
Sarrp 9, @icicr II. ~ an So6u
u. glucp luo Sattin &eiticite ser
0anoucr-, nabc @eotb- StraBc, t3 bel
100, @rm03inS $40.
Geo. 2. Saco6, 9lodlnBocruoIter,
an Geo. &lciu mo GattiL Sii0icitc
scr Ncatbs, no6c 9SotopscosStroBc,
- bel 60, @rnuo5ius $50.
Sarrp O. Mbalcu mo Satin an
G6aS. 6 Vaitucr Siioicitc scr Sen
roic-9lDcnuc, nd6c, Nlonroe Strobe
1911 6ci IS, @umojius $56
6ronciS &, @e9ranL Erlitcc, on
@arrp @ollmOer, Gitieite Der Mig.
qiIit5s nobe @}cGloerrg- SiraBe,
9lrt6u 6. GiuenS an 9luita 6.
9crriL Giticite Der Colbert, uo6c
90. StraBc, is bci S5.
GboS. Is. Gnlrcr uno @ontn ali
Mn. $. @ider uno Satin Siioicite
scr 9ianOoli-, no6c Sigbt. 5trabe, -
6ei 76, GIruo5inS $40.
Giciel6er an GboS. y. @anron
unO Satin gSciticite scr Nanopcr..
nabc 9orneD-StraBc, II bel l00,
@rluO5ns $l2.
3o1n i. Guoop uo @ottin an
Gbos. 6 %olmer iuo @aitin Sit.
icitc Scr Charles, StraBc, nabc Sort
9loennc i5 bei a5, @rmO5ins SIS.
oModciicr Some @lO9. 60 OIL
So6u =. Gno0p mo Satin, 9loro.
oiiicitc Der 9lln1cOa-9lucnuc. nabc ser
Norior0-9ioaO, 1913 6ci 100, Nrlmo-
SINS $63.
GbaS. g. Sgalncr mo @ottin on
6reoerid ". Scl lmo Satin Sgci-
ieite Der 0onoDer-, nabe 9arnep-Str..
StroBe, ID 6ci 100, Nrm03nS $l2.
Gomiu $. 9rowulcp. Iriitcc, an
SoncQ S. GbomaS, 9ior0oitieitc ocr
Norf 0eig6ts-9DcmIe, nabe 3. Ctr
Al 6ci t60
Solomon StrauS, SetamcntSvoIl-
iircder, ii. ". an 9loic StrauS n ~
Siioicite Ocr baltimore StraBc, nobc
MISUNDERSTANDING 1910 beii G5,
@rmojipS $i6.03
Gicielben an Gebcuoiciel6eh SiiO-
icite Scr 9altimorcsStraBc. nobc 9lr.
liuaton-9lvcnuc. il.G 6ei G5, @roj.
$tS.12.
Solomon Straits H. 9l all Giciel.
ben, SiioieItc Der baltimore StraBc.
ndbc 9lrlington-9Ipenlic, i2.l0 bel
65, @umo5inS Sl6.03
EieIelbcn al Gbcn0ielclben Sil0s
icitc Der 9altinorc-Strabe nobe 9lrA
lin9tou-2lpeuiio t4.6 bel 65, @nulO-
sins StS.t2.
@bilip u. Nonncr mo Satin on
@m 3. Ncorid ino @ottin Siioiciic
Ser Nlarpnnuaa nabe Gaplon.SiroBc,
13 bei 62.5M @uno5ius $50.
E6oS. s. S6eats iiny All GIa.
renee u. Zeal imo Satin 9ir. 1884,
9ioro-gSolie. .StroBc @rnlo5inS $40.
9lclutou g. &eaIt lmo Satin an
oic uSibertv 9. & g NJ, 9lr. 1910,
@roooii6-2lpeiuc, Gruno5mS $50.
3. Carroll SnQipan, Eruitee, al
glepton s. Mcait imo @attin 91r.
1910, Sraooii6gl0enuc, @rnno5inS
$50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05

oGcliancc 9icoltv &O." an ,Soln 'E
Gccaro lmo CSattin, 9lr. 4102, Sails
GooO, @rumo5ius S5G.
Grncit Euder, Srtitce, II. " all
Mimic u. Gong, Siioicite Der Nlul-
bcrrp-, nn6e &opplctonsStraBc, TO-.
9ss bel 81 @rrmo3mS $67.07.
9Ioolpb .. 0iridman uno ojattm
ou Spoen6om @ottcrs imO Satin.
~GOmonoiou 9lealip So oil @co.
9g. aiSpcrt uuO @ottin , @rlno'
iiiidc.
IieieI6c al Geo 6. SSid, SiIoicite
Scr Sanualc. na6c 9cntalou- StraBc,
@rlmO5ius $50.
0icicl6c an Conrad g &id, odt
@rlnoihide.
Eiciclbc al @larp @id, 7 @runo-
itiidc.
CieicI6c oil Gut6arinc &o8el jipci
@ruu0ihidc,
@lortaaac @uor. So. an @eo. s.,
arug lmO 6rolL Sifcite scr @orri'
ion-9Ipcmc na6c 9iiOgcwooo.@arf.
9lre.
glQcn &. @roit an 9alpb 9. .Oloo.
rc, Sioictc scr Wloibcr StroBc nos
6c Niorris.glac0; 1913 bci SO.
S}at6crinc gS. Gobcc mo sln0crc,
an Sorl 9( d. SbolB, Gcdt, Sitcl
im0 SSntcrcnei
aorl VI. gi. S1ol6 al aatberine
Nl Go1ee luo glnocre, 9iedt, Iitcl
imo Sntereiien
Srnnf 9topaf 9icoltu 50 an SplIis
C6lqort mO Satin. 6 @rrmoitiide
u. @oIl Sarris, Srnitcc all s..
6. @oOwiu, Siowciiicite Der Nlcr
runan's Sane nobe St. FoulStry I
@rlnoitiid.
6anllic ao6n all 9lorD s. Sll0t
baug6. Siioicitc Der Sairmomt.9luc.
na6c 2rBcruc. .Strobe, IA bel 73.
Iultccs South Baltimore Nl s.
STRIDE mo 9lnOcre, on 6ranf IS.
@rcBlcr SiiOwcitiritc Der @omburg-
nobc GuiicIl-StraBc, Il bei 81.
Baltimore @rouuO 9icnt So an
Soml. u. @ouo. 5 @rroitidc.
,,o6u Nc. &equarot, Iruitec an
Gcmou Is. Sctt mo 5rau 9toroieitc
0cS eager @locc no6c Alilton-9Iuc.
Sarocp s. gidcl oil G6os. l.
9orolc0, 9lc6t Eitcl mo Sutcrci
len.
9)iam G. 9linoeolo an 9iaro g.
G6iel luo @ottc, Siioicite ocr 6coc
raj. ua6c Gbciicr. StroBc, 1872 bel
1lG.
5. 81. gort1cr ali Gow. 9t 9Sar
t6cr, I @rlnOiiid.
M}muic e. Salmon al GlioS Scs
colon 1901 @rottsStroBc.
3. @m. Griman an ScurD 8.
9uiHnauu un0 6roll 9iicitc Der
FUuptlpllf Futt NOcNllc.
S4altcr 81. @onpion al sloa s.
2cad rmO 9lnoerc, SiOcitc oer /.
9lpc uo6c Gcoor gluc. fl bel 100.
Nlarp 9. 9lcg al SSilircO 2. Ger
~ unO 6ralL 1 @ranoitiid
G6os. Is. Bud an 9leUelano 81.
9caImcor mo gIuoerc, giorOoiticite
scr Nlontpclicr. na5c Independence
StraBc, 2l bei 1906.
Geo. &. Gurncr mo 6ram al Gle
ucIano 81. @colncar, 9lorOoiticitc ocr
Nloutpclicr- nabc Snocpcnocnrcltlir.,
81 bci 1905
sSroncis q. Smitb an ,SiIlius SID
Ole lmo 6rniL 1 @rpnoitiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05
8n OcrFanicu.

Seine fir gebcns5eit.
8ueIiDdia. nehen Simmer Gcronoa, Bront.
nul one Wtnuic muocri.
6umciteno. .SiraRc
(naDe pnriorh 0ionn)
Nebcn nNlitun MARI.
S6one Sir1Bc uo Qcluuoe Sdnc. 5eiier'
fbcre, perllariie 8cipn nNiidenclic" init mo'
oetnem @uepiciL mpocrncl otp0illtc, cmdiulr'
tenn glne9nB NIT Eropfbrcii; cciritem 6dher
lir ben Somutcr, mlo no nit Der Gcnirdlbcts
8une, oimd 9eiBwaIierNaoi nerhnnocn
9cD bQl Gtlbl6uuH, laWiOre NblnlInnne. WloA
louie oiclc @auicr inlpljlrcu on lic oclc, Dier
rlNi acnnnnic gieucrunAcn eniDniier.
Yidn ucGme S0riorosglucnue 0eiridjc u0roi
lid us 3lir Sumciicdos sSirnbc.
she GOwaro 3. Gallagher Jcallh Co.,
W1uulierucbmcr,
9t9-92O Wluulen guiiolnn.
semt30--)
Yi0arO-S slide uno Gcgcl6a6nen
6illig.
glnsueriaRi nuicres Wciammnaacr5 Ouu
gebrandlten SarOn- nno Saldjcn-
gillarO-Siifcu
sn Nnraains9rciicn.
Complete $500 nno bb1cr
Gclcpbpnllcn oocr iclcarapblrcn Sic mo M.
lcrc &eridnicr pcrocli Uorlprcden
grnnsluid- Salte-GDllcn0cr GU.,
Mr. II, Noro.ei6rrNs strnae, Baltimore, @io.
(Scbl5-2Nie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-05

pelde 5m iparcn mhnidcn unb nruhe obrr
llelnc Suntlucn Och IN @anr uber ln munnt'
llnlen 9lbSnblun9cn nnlegcn u5ilcn, no cS nd
IN einincn Salrrn mc1r wie berbppDct gpr
pficrircn nrohe gut ncicgcnc eirmnoititde IN
Btti0 giODn, bcr ncncn 9DrItnot Hc1en
eic G1r Ncln lest cr 0nmit sic Die ncoriacn
Vinicn crHulicn. 0jrnuolildc 62N bci $50.
nndj t25 bcl $50, ihr meniaer olc Gents pro
cunbraiinb. 9SirO Dnlo IL 0cute pfD Gnn'
brntFub ucrih lcn 6cnrutirir Ojnnnlucgr, mas
lnbdminrtc Gtrnfcn, ilrlnnoc uun Onfnnflc bcs
EiielS nit clnaeidlOfcM; cine Welegcnhcit fit
tcbcn5jcn. WiGppen, OilDcr nnb u0le On5c.u'
heiieW 5u crholleil BON
sRidarO gS. GoOf,
w. IA. rii.aerinstunsetah
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
OLGADORfNER
W|NSNAI|ONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
Philadelphia Girl Winner; Der.
nicia Lane Finishes Sixth;
Frances c0NeIs Fourth

(Associated Press bX FEDERAL Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO July ). Berni-
cia Lane Of Honolulu finished sixth
In the Woman's 100-yard national
championship race held here on July
Il Olga Dorfner, the American cham
pion Of Philadelphi was the winner,
setting Z new mark for the century
swim 81 los Is. Her former record
was 1909 3-5. Claire Galiigan Of New
York was second. followed by Doro-
thy Burns Of Los Angeles and Fran
ces CoWeils Of San Francisco, thru
and fouth. At the 25-yard mark Miss
Lane was second and made i good
race of II for 40 yards when Olga
Dorfner and Claire Gailigan drew
away. Miss Lane made the distance
In 1:13 10. Dss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05
.HILO PARADE Big
July 4 FEATURE
Floral Section and End Infantry
Draw Sincere Applause
From Crowds

Hilo was busy and happy ;. IA early
hour Tuesday morning. and It seemed
as II the entire population was await
ing the parade. scheduled to begin 81
3 O'Clock sharp. Long bet,re that
hour the streets were crowded, al
seeking places OF vantage 60 view the
inaugnrating event
First ii the parade line was the
Hilo hand. adding greatly to the ssiety
Of the merry onlookes with It's lively
airs. Following the band came the
Ind Infantry. n @. H, consisting OF
two battalions. This was the first
military parade ever held on the
Island Of Hawaii. and the w'Tk Of the
men was such as 10 create feeling
of pride In the hearts Of an islanders.
Practically every firm IN the city
had entered float al Of which plain
" showed that considerable time and
thought had been given to preparing
for the event. Among the business
houses entering floats were: E. N.
Holmes, e II. Moses, y D. Kennedy.
Won Hamm- Young Co, w. n. Heiser-
man, George Cool p. G. Beanier, T. A.
.Dranga. Mrs. =. e. Coiyille and num-
Der Of others.
Hilo Fire peparspaent was on parade
from early morning until late IN the
afternoon, seemingly enjoying the 0p-
portunity 70 display its equipment q
well as view The points Of local inter
est Many Of the automobiles were
beautifully decorated. and the streets
were bowers Of flowers as the motor
vehicles passed BY. An n all. Hilo'
was satisfied with the showing made.
and voted the parade the best IN It's
history.
Visitors were made welcome By the
hosts. and those from other islands
left the Crescent City with lavish
praise for Hilo,s hospitable entertain.
ment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05

FAREWELL FOR MAUI VISITOR.
A fnFeweil II honor Of Miss Corle
Crane. q charming California society
bud, was held IL the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen. Puunene. TO celebrate
the departure Of Miss Crane for her
home on the next MatsoDia. Those
present were Miss G. Crane. Miss g:
HiIlmeE MISSES Louise. Oriet and
Tweet Robinson, Miss Ruth Parker.
Misses Raenhild, Olaya and Kathryn
Hansen. Mn. NJ. II Brown, Capt and
Mrs Huhbenette. Mr.. and Mrs. Yoss
Mr.. and MrsI J. n. Nelson, Messra @.
Murray. Chatteftin. a. Taylor. 4. Gil
lin. Wickie, e Weight. r. Baldwin,
Wm Hansen, y B. 8. Mckenzie. a.
G. Smith. 4. Hansen and VIM s.
ENGAGEMENT RUMoRED ON
MAUI.
WAILUKU, July 2.-Miss Olaya
Hansen. very attractive and charm
inE young lady Of Puunene received
q shower Of congratulations and well
wishes when Il was runored at q
farewell party that she h engaged 20
Mr.. James Cook Of Aiamoda, califOr-
MIA. An engagement ring vas much
q evidence and no doubt caused the
pfofuse confratulations Mr.. Cook -
very well known Insurance and bus
Inc6Gnnn o. California Mlss Hansen
WIN not commit herself az 70 the
truth Of faIsit5 81 the rumor.
u1Wf,r r1urc IIr1ffff II rsur&rT
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05

Z The Prairie Pipe Line Co. declared
. quarterly dividend Of s. q share and
an extra dividend Of S. share.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-05

have returned to Santa Barbara.
They came north TO meet their dangh-
ter, Mrs. John p. Wiser. on her ar
rival with Bird, Gen Wiser from
Honolulu. Gen. and Mrs Wiser gave
an informal dinner Monday at the
Cecil hotel in compliment TO Col. and
Mrs. HOLSTER. who we're the guests
while in this city.-san Francisco
Chronicle.
80
Mrs. Eugene Murphy. Mrs. c. Fred
erick Kohl and Miss Marion Zelle
have decided TO extend their visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton
Checker I'm Honolulu until the latter
part OF July. They had intended to
return this month. but have been per-
suaded by the hosts to remain an
ather four weeks in the islands. The
entire party. including Mr.. and Mrs.
Croker, viii sail on July IS for
home. They are enjoying the out
door life Of the tropics. and much Of
their time Is devoted to surf riding.
swimming and horseback riding. San
Francisco Examiner.
y
The transport leaving today takes
away Col. and Mrs. Frederick Z. heyn.
olds and It Il with sincere regret that
Honolulu says Aloha, for they have
been vastly popular both In and out
'of the service set.
.
Col Cunliffe Il. Murray Of the Y.
8 army and his two dangntefs. Mss.
es Anna May ana Jessie Murray. VINO
have been guests ct the Bellevue no
tel have gone 70 New Iork. --san
francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. James Otis, Jr, and her dangh-
ing sojourn ct Los Gatos, where
they VIII remain during the greater
part Of July. Miss Cora Otis e con-
tinuing the advanced course at the
Preside training camp. San Francis
co Chronicle.
1zieut and Mrs. @. w. Jenkins OF
the United States army are being
feted At . round Of dinners. They
are guests Ct the Hotel Cecil and are
renewing old friendships among the
service set IN this city. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Mr., and Mrs. Garrett McEnerney
win pdss 3 portion Of July travelling In
Canade, and later they will 60 tOl
the Atlantic coast and New York.
They VIII be away about six weeks.
San Francisco Chronicles
Letters from Miss Geneyieye Both
In tell Of the enjoyable time she Is
hayih. IN Japan. where she is travel
ing with her mother and step-fathet,
Lieut. and Mrs Leigh Sypher They
had e1pected to return home the lat
ter part Of July, but viii probably de-
fer their homecoming nntil the late
fall. I'm Francisco Chronicle -
Several social affairs are being
planned In compliment to Mrs. e.
Claire Nahum Of Honolulu. This
charming society woman arrived this
week from the Hawaiian Islands, and
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and ferns from the groves for which
Ainahau il noted.
Before the dance Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Dye entertained 1T dinner for party
Of friends. Including Mrs. Carl Roen-
dahl, Miss Helyn Shimmelfennig. Miss
Eva Kinney and Mr.. Lamb.
About so people enjoyed the even
Ing. Music was furnished by Ha-
waiian sextet
McCARTHY.LIGHTFO0T NUPTIALS
At $50 o'clock this evening occurs
the wedding Of Miss Virginia Mill
cent Mccarthy. fourth daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. Charles J. Mccarthy,
and Oswald Blackstone Lightfoot.
The wedding ceremony WIN be per-
formed by Rev. Father Valentin at
the home Of the brides parents, Bere-
tania and Piikoi streets.
II IL to be quiet home wedding
with relatives and intimate friends IN
attendance. A reception viii follow
the wedding ceremony. A note Of
interest Il that Father Yalentin, who
VIII tie the nuptial knot, baptized and
stood sponsor for Miss Virginia Nc
Carthy.
FOURTH OF JULY IN THE COUN-
TRY
The smart set went countyy-ways
on Tuesday and every country home
had its quota Of people. The Dilling'
hams, the Shingles, the Beckleys, the
Ixt6r~ 49, RnsnS.1kfo,s fNsnnEoRo All
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lieut. and Mrs. d. w. Jenkins Or
the United States army are being
fefed At Z round Of dinners They
are guests at the Hotel Cecil and are
renewing old friendships among the
service set IN this city. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Lent K. L. hin and Ensign F. &.
FELTON, were Joint hosts at q luncheon
given Sunday on board the. u. S. s..
Rainbow Afterwards several match
|es ofstennis were played on the courts
at Yerba Buena. San Francisco
Chronicle.
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After Z brief sojourn IN San Fran
cisco. Col. and Mrs. 3 2. HolIistel
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Mrs. James Otis, II, and her dangh-
ter. Miss Frederika Otis are enjoy
ing sojourn ct Los Gatos. where
they viii remain during the greater
part Of July. Miss Cora Otis Is con-
tinuing the advanced course at the
Preside training camp. San Francis
co Chronicle.
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Col. Cunliffe n. Murray Of the U.
8. army and his two daughters. Miss
es Anna May and Jessie Murray, who
have been guests at the Bellevue ho-
tel. have gone to New York. San.
francisco Chronicle.
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The transport leaving today take
away Col and Mrs. Frederick P. Reyn
olds and It Il with sincere regret tina
Honolulu says Aloha" for they hay'
been vastly popular both In and on
Of the service set.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Waterhouse
Of Pasadena, CAL, are here again for
another visit. The Waterhouses are
always most welcome visitors, being
real 'skamaainas.a Mr.. Waterhouse Is
. brother Of the late John and Henry
Waterhouse and has host of rela-
tives and friends here.
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Miss Margaret Robertson, who has
many friends here, writes that she
plans to be here again for the month
OF August. ," s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
SUzzALl0 TALKS TO
W, G. LUmBERME

Lumbermen attending the morn
Ing meeting OF the West Coast Lun.
bermen's association. In tho Wash.
ington hotel. Friday. nervously dis.
cussed their way thru several com.
mittec meetings and heaved -ghs
81 relief when they boarded autos
for the Seattle Country club.
The trustees OF the association
met in the White building and com.
pleted routine business, while the
members OF the Rite-Grade advcr-
Using committee and the grading
rules committee completed detail
work at the New Washington.
More than 40 visitors and
members OF the association attend.
cd tho banquet. Thursday night. in
the New Washington. President
Suzzailo. speaker OF the evening.
interested the lumbermcn by his
practical talk on the lumber indus.
try and his helpful suggestions
along lines that will boost the lum.
bering industry.
DR.. Suzzallo's talk was couched
In terms OF the lumbermen. and not
those of a pedagogue. His listen
ers we're agreeably surprised at his
knowledge OF the industry.
First aid demonstrations and tim.
Der tests we're parts OF the program
Thursday afternoon at the state
university.