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If the evening will also be Rev. and
Mrs. John L. Scudder of Los Angeles,
brother and sister-in-law of the pas
tor. the former having. come 70 The
Stands to act as officiant at the mar
rage Of his brother with Miss Bosher.
Mrs, Georee b Abbott, ,another house.
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Scudder. and
| Yrs. Marshall, an eastern friend who
zane on for the wedding, viii be pre-
sent.
Wores Studies on Public View at
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. g. Theodore
Wores, a San Francisco artist whose
Japanese and Hawaiian studies have
won much praise from art CRITICS,
has opened to public view an exhibi.
ton of % paintings of Indian life, IN
the William Keith gallery, 534 SutteI
street. The canvasses represent sew
eral years work in Canada, Arizona
and New Mexico.
Notable among the paintings IS
Hunting Grounds of the Past" a
study of a Canadian Indian viewing
the newly arisen city of Calgary. The
figure is finely drawn and the picture
embodies Wores' pre-eminent gift
the combination of good portraiture
and good landscape.
The studies OF Southwestern 1ndi-
ans are distinctive in their effects Of
clear, luminous atmosphere, in por-
travail of depth and distance, and in q
literal treatment of detail without
loss of poetic and imaginative effects.
"The Lands of Mystery" shows a
sage old Indian looking across the
chasm of the Grand Canyon, start
iingly real in its yawning immensity
sThe Navajo Rug Weaver and
other studies of Indian handicrafts
give effective play for Wores' studi-
gus and accurate figure drawing and
lis knowledge of anatomy. The
paintings include many fine head
studies and there is the warm abund
ance of color of which Wores always
has made facile use
- y -
San Francisco Visitor is Dinner
Host.
Mr.. ]. Blumlein of San Francisco
was the host at an elaborate dinner
at Heinie's Tavern on Monday even
ing, January "a, given in honor OF
the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Dole. Mr.. Max
Blumlein, Mr. and Mrs. K B. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Dunbar. Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Swift, Mr. Geo. Bust
ard. Miss Woolworth, Mr. W. L. West
and Mr.. L. Arnold.
The guests spent very enjoyable
evening and in departing declared Mr.
Blumlein a prince of entertainers. The
table decorations were African daisies
and maidenhair ferns with place cards
to match.
Army Relief Society's Appreciation.
Expressing the appreciation of the
local members of the Army Relief
Society for the success of the annual
charity balls held recently, the follow
ing note has been received by the
Star-BuIletin:
Il wish the community at large
could know how deeply we appreciate
the interest and generosity of every
one in contributing to the success of
our undertaking. the Army Relief
balls.
Very truly yours.
CAROLINE R. ATKINSON
- - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooling Field Entertain.
At the Commercial Club on Satur
day last, dinner was given for Mr..
and Mrs. F. K. Burnham of California
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gooding Field.
Covers were laid for eight and the
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decorations and place cards we're
unique, being a combinatiod Of sam
pans and game Ash. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild. Mr..
and Mrs Plummer ami tho host and
hostess. After dinner. the party en-
joyed the dancing at the Young Hotel
roof garden.
Mr.. Durham Is noted sportsman
and is In Hawaii for the particular
purpose of getting some Of the big
game-fish which abound in these wa
tiers. He is now on q fishing cruise.
- - -
To Hold Delicatessen Sale.
The members Of St Clements Guild
intend having an Autograph Deli.
catessen Sale" on Saturday, February
10, the place of sale to be announced
later.
This will enable busy housekeepers
to provide for tightening their labora
during the preparations fof Carnival
week.
Mr.. Douglas Damon -
Dinner Host.
Mr.. Douglas Damon entertained at
small but very delightful dinner on
Thursday evening. The japanese tea
house in his fathers Moanalua estate
was used. The table was decorated
with cut glass bowl filed with eK-
quisite American beauty roses and
handsome silver candelebras adorned
the table. After dinner Mr.. Damon
and his guests enjoyed the opera. The
dinner guests were Miss Rosie Her.
bert, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Jessie
Kennedy Miss Vera Damon and Mr..
Kelley Henshaw.
~ - -
Entertains at Cards.
Miss Emma Bernhard Of Punahou
entertained friends on Thursday even
ing at cards in the parlors OF Castle
hall Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Poole, Miss Mary Stambaugh, Miss
Julia r. Peabody, Miss Elizabeth J..
Jones. and Miss Edna Byrd. also John
F. Nelson, John +. Stone, Merle l.
Copeland and Howard l.. Bolts.
- - -
Mrs. Mamie Phillips Luncheon.
Mrs. F. Ehrman was the honor
guest at beautifully appointed lunch
con on Wednesday of this week. when
Mrs. Mamie Phillips entertained. The
table was especially pretty with q
wonderful dark basket filed with ev.
cry sort of fruit, and the basket han
die tied with a glorious gold tissue
bow. Mrs. Ehrman is not a stranger
to many of our island women, hav-
ing scores of friends here. She Is a
woman OF charming personality. wide
influence and wealth. She does mach
for San Francisco and its varied I'm.
terests. great deal Of entertaining
has been done and much more planned
for this attractive visitor, who Is fas-
einated with the many charms of fair
Hawaii Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrman plan
few weeks stay here
Mrs Phillips guests were Mrs. F.
Ehrman. Mrs. Frank Armstrong. Mrs.
Clifford B. High, Mrs. John Dowsett.
Mrs. Edward d. Tenney, Mrs. Armfn
Haneberg. Mrs George Collins. Mrs.
F. w. KIebahn and Mrs Herman
Focke.
Miss Marjory Peterson invited 3
few of Mrs. Paul Withineton's old
school day friends In to spend the
afternoon and "reminiscences was the
topic of the visit. A very Jolly.
with delicious refreshments
made the hours fly.
- - =
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCandless are
expecting Mrs. Rodolpl and Miss
Helen Rodolph for a visit Io them
very shortly.
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as the white lingerie gown predomi-
mated.
Guests other than those assisting
we're:
Mrs. Clarence Olson, who is surely
very stunning woman-she was es-
pecially attractive In an elegant white
embroidered gown.
Mrs. Harry Wilder was very pleas
ing in white embroidered gown and
dashing pink hat.
Miss Myrtle Schuman's fair CON-
plexion was brought out especially by
her black gown and furs.
Mrs. Samuel |. Johnson looked
dainty and sweet in white chiffon. Mrs.
c. r. Forbes was exquisitely gowned
in white. Mrs John Belser had a
handsome gown in blue, as did Mrs.
z. X. Myers. Mrs. George Angus was
especially attractive in a soft pretty
lingerie gown.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson looked very
smart in one of the new black and
white checks with modish hat.
Mrs. Carl Hardigg was very pretty
in- dainty rose pink gown with hat
to match. Mrs. John McCandless wore
very handsome white bob-o'-net with
applied motifs. A smart toque com,
pleted this costume.
Mrs. Bernice Walbridge was stun
ming in a handsome black gown with
most attractive black hat. Mrs.
Charles ChillingYorth looked, as She
always does, very handsome and at.
tractive. Many other strikingly-gown.
ed women and girls were noticed.
- - ~
Mrs. John Mccandless
a Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg OF Fort Smarter
and Mrs. Paul Wilmington, now visit
ing in Honolulu, were the motifs for
one of the prettiest luncheons given
this winter. The McCandless home is
one of the most attractive in Homo
lulu, and Friday it was especially at
tractive with its artistic arrangement
of the dainty luncheon tables. Nine
tables seated the SO guests hidden.
Beautiful luncheon cloths covered the
small tables and dainty vases held ex-
quisite pink hibiscus blooms. q dover
that Honolulu is justly proud Of
The drawing room was adoFEe1 With
beautiful gladiolas and baskets "a fra
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Tomorrow is long way off-today de-
mands your attention first, perhaps last
Troubel
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Miss Marjory Peterson invited 3
few of Mrs Paul Wfthington,s old
school day friends In to spend the
afternoon and "reminiscences was the
topic of the visit A very Jolly
afternoon with delicious refreshments
made the hours hy.
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81 % %

Mr.. and Mrs. John McCandless are
expecting Mrs. Rodolph and Miss
Helen Rodolph for a visit Io them
very shortly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding Field Entertain.
At the Commercial Club on Satur
day last, dinner was given for Mr..
and Mrs. F. K. Burnham of California
by Mr. and Mrs H. Gooding Field.
Covers were laid for eight and the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

cnoca fife finite taQc belle %crom
it,uinlen / Iaret 1916. "a / Mcl-
luntioet fan Ser 10 hTnHc manage
upcnteNc Sing, ION nreo EFT cnoepen-
Ger heIc Situationcu.
&cgQe Barter peSbIlr haaronuffct
4. p%aaitnn, at 81 hoI0cr Commands
hullQcll, lont pun Be millture aarter
cr betclnet lont "Noloc No. 30l".
Suu lent ion / %erOaQa ~crflurebc3
0ct ira Earis, at Snlternc cuonI
iicur haIuaroen Nil ira Sounlnnb~
bollgen. Men pa1 en- NiuuOc fan
rel beaec Barter hlpc 9iet, i~orian.
pirt ionr ulIe @olgcr onrfriuN
&erorm III mco rtttc fan fdl0e@
Saunldto>hnllgCl.
Tratite SngtmlolQc bar regnet
lb. at iiHel Den me tnitc Saftlf mco
ipreotc @pfulunarcb bclunotc, bar
Snifcrne peo &trDlm m.iitet nlilroit
10000 Wtallo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
9'nt 3eppclinangrrb paa Gnalano

Sonbon. lite 9lpril. ~ Sem ltorc,
me 3cppcIillere foreto9 linitc Not Ct
Streiito1 oocr Cen uorhpitliNc %
pltlige Gel al Gu9.nlb. Dc nnneo1
ben cn9clife anlt ue0 Stteti0en /
@narfuclo og 0cltc 'ig 10 Gitn0rcr,
tn 0ro9 lppbppcr % Ell / lpoli9 Net
ninl henlmoo (bcnlicn. Spcr oc
oiili9c Counter blep Der faitct neo
iclt 81 @rnnutcr % SrnnObonrbcr,
mclls 9toroeitfpitcn blou betnnft
n;co -, iult Is.
Salt bIeu IS Yerioncr brUbt %
IS iaaret.
Get elrc al Be pare Suitlfibe,
lib" blcp lfiot lleo uc0 Client
ions WhunDing, onltrert - Wtil /
Eit Tor @onOon. @clutnlnqeu ont
bern blcp toaet tiliongc, ier Sltit.
Tibet 'alf noe paa Sapnell.
SltIiliocr al &rluneifer pnr Tio-
ner fiji Aei1 lp~proenbe Gnnrp. Cen
irrre tuifc %@litfrrbier bleu nemlig
"tlutoCt" Al Sc en1cllfc S~pafoltcre,
o. mart bcQnlt0tc @ruuuter ira
&pltbuttericrne at iprinQc rltnot
pmfrilra SltftiCilcrgl. Sullocr blep
bcn lfa6ct; Den perlote ON og IN
roe eitpoo, men nuacoe life lpllger
enb til Sbcnricna Wf,nbing. ier cen
fcDot nc0. Set par Ell al De ltorite
90 ulernneltc 3eppelinere.
Settc or Sem 26hc 3cppcliHcr,
i'm or blct p0cIagt. iiben ariQcn be-
grnote. men zen ~iprite, iom cr poe
lo9t / Grqlnno.
StrciitoQct mot bar SET 30te, iont
al tuifc 3eppclinerc oQ Sis-Ncrooln.
ncr bar pprct rcttet moo GnAIon0.
% McillItotct AZ oac oia'e StreiI-
trg er 300 0rT1te og 671 ia0rc0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Sdbrifp0ienet
Snfcl Gam or mn %crocns itsrite
Tnbrifnnt.
ct pGioiat Spjpima.

Neiu 9orf Ben 25Oe Iart5. Sisl.
&C ell al National Sim 9anf5 lloer.
rll9d'0eIing uOorbcioet Stotiitif bar
Froolttloucu Al Sabrifuorer / Sc
Noreneoc Stdter forhoblet ia / Srr.
81 lt0cH 1900. elsie Speouer,
Ser 1lTl0er Tor 1914. uiicr. of Bro.
outtloucu oct glar bouoe er, SotaI.
uTroi $4,000. 100000 lamn1erlia.
net mieo $4,000 100000 / Iorct
1900.
StdtItIten uiier uioere. at Eroouf
iloIen a. 6obrltparer her / 2anoct
Ittc dIellc bar ioroobIet itg / Oct
oueulTunte S~io9runt, men at oen er
oobbclt ldd ltor lpn ito1et onoet
%an05 / %er0cn. - Suitlaros Gro.
button AZ ollcllags %arcr beIsb ia
Ndrct 'sr ariacu brsO uo I'll nliuorc
enc Sl2,O0.O0O.OO0. mems GnllonO5
fllnpt onorog III IS, 100000, 600
Nranfrl8S er antagelid al onrtrent
'olnnte Storrclie iont Grglanos.
Nncrita9 ll0ioriel AZ Sabrifuorcr
CT MI Den ~ltaritc / %crocn, bciuoelia
'torrc emo noIct uuhct Sano3. ioct
ocn / 1919 beleb liz iii $L7Sl.0O0,.
600. nlcocn5 Gngldu0s. Der par oclt
lTlt ltpr'tc, finn dnbroA til onltrent
81. 100000 900.
lln0cr nornlalc ~Sorhol0c hdr Sc
6orene0e Stater ltaaet ionl Ncn ire.
Die / NTftcn meo Ncrlpn I'll lloisr.
lclcn AZ 6nbrifporer. ioet oc er bIcuct
oOcrflolct al buaoc ENGLAND oQ Emit.
lau0.
Observation-Disclosures INITIAL err ltoen
1900 IteAet meo omtrent Z Vrocent.
mems IrbeloSlsunen lomune 5iosruui
CT ltcNct 10 Frocent. Zen / ,Snhrif.
lnolltrien anbrugtc anpi,dl or 20
Frocent ltorrc emo / 1910 o. Gpr.
olen al Vroouftionen omtrcnt II
Froccnt lterre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
punSersnoo / ollajfa.

Seuuro, glloifu, ocn 3Otc Vtorts.
Mtlllam Zee % ,Soicph Nc Comen.
'olu llctop or dufomne iii ,~Soiturob,
bcretter, at Ser beritcr itor Nullocr5.
nso bIanot De &noisotc / GQllen ON.
firing allfotluim. og DC beifripcr Gil.
ltduocne bIoHbt Dem lon foriuroc-
llQc.
: %ono9bnen Slelmlt ianot sc so
&nOrsotc, lom lepcoc al "oog iol.
mon, iom DC reues o. ileocs ONT ionl
Gnr ga De S%noisotc op0ageoe sc
10 bUt0c WtGn05 %clr. ianrlcoc Sc ia
! en- arcos rur0t Den on peutcoe pua
Hr'ulO og Niooimller. iom Mpnb.
Nuinocr % Born iloge3 ont Tom
Nunoc.
Get cr ocn 'torc Wialrqcl pua Tilot
o. Kit lanr. iont er N~ariagcn iii
NlnQersue0cn.
%ono9bpen Slcimui liqlcr 30 Mil
opcnror @eorletoruu. paa @rcooeu al
NutotmimiIo0cu, 500 Dill ira &C.
moro Ger 'moc5 inNcu &eqicrings.
StoIeIGrcr i oisic iicrne GNne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
.Npnn or pnnfTrne / Sunnno?

aipbenhapu ire Nplril. ~ ,NeI4c
pripatc M~ec0clclier bcrtil ira 9icttcr-
Dom % truu0lele Sele9rumrler ira
t1ife ailoer herifer Ser ltor llro /
Souano. 9c lpllultbifc milltprc
Mnnbigbcocr bar taget Here uiT0.
panliac NcrhaI0srcglcr. Soolcbc2
err ollie Siiicercr / Npr o. 6Iau-
81, ion hoCoe Ecrnliaiion, after
blct irofalot oiebliffclig, % ale
,>crnbaner er b.et itiaet til be mill
tore Mpnoigbcocrs Hnaoi9beO.
Der bar pUret bolot pi1tiAc No
Ser al GeQieruNen % DC fonlman0c.
renoc Siiiccrcr SGr og 6Iaa0e, o.
+. rlp0cr at Observation-Disclosures
beg1c Nltie tc.Nrafiif err inofuDot I'll
G"rtroiesiion oltreOc imorgen, Sen.
rag.
Oct ircElQaar life al De iorifiel.
li9c M%cloin9er. bpuo @rinocn tan
pUrc til. al Der p~lubielig er ooituact
e.. ~oluorliQ Mrlie / &ollano. men
man iUrrlo0er. II bet er et elcr aIi-
set / Gor6iu0tlie nleo S%TufulnJcl
al "Sltbautia o. cen aIen0agler.
nina. ar Den me tpife lln0erpanos-
o., iorlp>er Observation-Disclosures
frig / GirfeIigbeoen bar grort oct AZ
meo Den holanoife Stib~Tart o.
cropg oIifour,i Sor5ineelien mellm
&oQano o. bets aplonier.
Selcgraiiorbinoelien meaem eng.
ion COG Solnu0 err a'brltot. o. Sol.
luuoerue bar Ell Dti5tnnfc on. al
aobelcn iinlpcltlen or bIet aiifanret
a Spiferne.
,Siplae Sen iioite Meloing ira
@aog ifal Ben oerorreroe tpifr YPi.
rniter haze ioriifret oen boaauOife
Rcgiering ON. II "SlIbnntin" umll.
liz fan uore Dict iGnfct al eli NIT
l'noerodlosbaao.
E,rvFrsFrffa f0 -.h
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
6ruiom Schanolino.

NCp Dorf Sen 30tc Niarts. On
Sismnuo ueo gtapu &ohu Sohuirr
tnoIepercoe iolg / 6orbunOarettcn Ell
beeolget Grt!RrjnQ. bporl nan beifpI-
Ser Tsrereu Al set ameritanife Sarf
fiji Belmont Gdptein Neuru y.
Srunju Tor gruiOm % u~menueifeIig
Nehauolinq. Com Gremucl herpuo
unieres. at hor Sen loc gtart@ blcu
beIGgt meo Nuanoieru o. eiter blaic
hTugt ~ uuOer Aommanoobroer /
IRE Suucr, iuotil han table &eolHIt-
heoCu.
Aariagen I'll 6ennc barbarl'fe pc
hanollug uar Ben. al ban. meo oet
iuWme han TOM ira %agt. q bIepet
beororet Ill ar fire Spttet % hdotc
nPGtet az giare bette.
ser oette blcp tun ierit mi5horo.
LEI al Smrmauoeu. oerllGit lagt |
S0nfer % nultet @tao ! Here Sincr.
"a han irenlocle3 rGgtcoe ar ltrl.bbc
SGffet. od man illscu Net hapoe Ill
at iUtte ham iii iligt 9rbeIhc eitcr At
upre fonImet ira &agt bleu ban
hpnlt % eIter 9lrmeue % isrit toeet
neo igien / bepioitle$ Silitano %
paa inoitpnbigt Sorlangenoe oerum
n Heiten al Nanoitabet.
aapteln %fsranjp er iat urher So
GOO aaution. Narimalsitraiien er
$1,000 t %eber % lem Mars 6Gns'
iel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Nr &c Nnnct / Nrlocn?

Cen oucn'or umialtc 5rpnunJ
'clrat Stco ocn poe Mart@. "a
Gen c'itr. Ben 3otc N}orta, telc1ra.
'crc9 ira 81 Vn'o. Scra5:
~Soarcl &eribanc- iom ScIMrdi.
furbmNellcu mCllcln General Tcr.
ihnG, me 0pcrotiou2balia / No.
NCro. / Stattu Chihuahua. ol cclt
Smrfe iom |'or'slQcr &ilo. er i0o0
bIcuct a'ltnorct. inucipuligpi5 Al &ll
Iitacr. lom hnr cOcId9t ,%%GrntaucIe
0Cnet OF ontaurct (clWraflcouiu-
9Un ieuNculor Niooero. Der fou
trNcn GoripniuAcr cller Sroppcr
'uricn0cs mc0 &ernbaue inooper ira
NfdNcro. 'Nr Nrl0oet cr ulcpct rcpa
rtrct.
ct onn,t lclcram outcrct Can
Nntoujo, Ger. Sdnuuc 2oto. mel
Ser:
"Eitcrot have ucOi1blet ~6ucrcucitc
En- Al Sc t72 Ntoro. lom noQlorSc
oG meritnuifc V%nruliou / Guerrero
tol &illn ilodr, ilplQc uoiiicicIlc g..
trrretlilWcr til @en. Slu1lon. &eict
%rcrNoucr ~ bcinocr liQ mi etitcos
oppc / 9tTrbcoc al Su1ta Mariailo.
0cta aIlNcr. Siol9c cit 9crrtniug
befnt0cr ban liz / Spinicu ior eli
Qonifc betpoclil Smrfe pdu Gan
@croncmorundlclt. l'cllc en- ow0cll
paa CucEtnonrundlcu." Ceune Nt-
giuclbGo bar rimcliQoi3 ilruoct Stc0
rer Dc amtritnuitc troopers PIT
fru1lt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Set fOritc SDosmlo.


81 Vaio. Ger, Den 29hc Niorta:
SetonGlsltndut / 130c GoualerireQl-
mcllt Nolcph y. Nuiiou. lom blcu
braQt tllbn8c ira Gaiu3 @ruuoc9 OF
irGl08t pou Militurbolpitalct / Sort
@liiH, er lbaQ uildnct pco Gc0cn Scr
a. %llnAcbetpn0clic.
Ndn er Den 'erltc uncritouife 81.
liccr, lom hor buffet mbrr Tor Dc
t!'nntilfc Gorholhc % Sc nlco Gclt
tcgct / Wtcrico '%Drbut0uc Strlbn0.
lcr'er.
>oitnnni MILTON nar % Mar 1onl.
mel on mOernminerct ira arl99ifolel,
Sct Eotut I 1910. Sans Su0cr
Dor / GuIln9. o. hans mae Nuitrll
oplol0cr iia lor (rOeu / ell5abctb.
9tcp &ericp.
Seltu0nt Nllcn blCu dudrc6ct al
SunAcbctproelic itror cfter. al Ncn
FcrlhinQ mco i'm Nonm1ou0o hup0c
naaet Gclonic Gublou. Dtco cr
(cmpcrnilr paa t06 Grader tlcu
bult icn0t tilb0lc til Columbus / en-
itran0lcu0e lro2uoQn. Gen beiuur
Hciic c0cr cIcuhige &tic tog ire
Calu. "a Dom 'lilttclig uooco,
GcItholpitalet sort Nliia, cor bans
SlIitano baabIea. san Oooc Cua.
NnQ.
%situoutcua Gooer. ,loicp1 y
Ytliion / 1olla3, bor icuot Gor.
brnosicnator Gulbcrion %iellenoc Re
~lc9rariite Anmeloclic Al iiu Cons
SOB:
~l}in 5en, @pitnaut Eoi,pb Z.
@uiion, lem 0u / iu lio uourpnt,
til AGoct Uco AriG9itolW { @cit
tpuit oe0c her iNaI az Yuuqc5c
tdnoelie. 81 C''cr Tor lit ~1u0a fri
mincle % bler;cloit llu0.lotlic ai
a. 5rrutte iil al Gem 'orhaau>enuU
rcgoe acknowledgements. iom Set
ifuloc prret Mtnn0ilhcocruca EljNt
a. hape iitret iia. isr Sc icuotc amc.
ritouite lropper III 'isrnc on rel.
leie Gluc / Ct rctctllgt %auo.
Sans KIN bar ionct S,ru''eu ior
0eure bicrtcIsie Goriemmc.ic, iom
goHite iittert pil fru0e llerc Circ.
en- life Rcgieriugeu uaoancr III en-
Toritaaelie al inc TIigter MOO Sc
(uiuocr az tcprc Sololtcr. 'ou er
) uitplcilc Gre Tor oeu3 0icrtcls2
hco. S%orismmeeIie cllcr utilgtpeIiI
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Oeroensfrioen

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
Sale of Kid Glove

Well put on sale this week 50 dozen
two clasp Kid Gloves, black, white and
tan. What is the use of buying sheep
skin gloves elsewhere when you can get
genuine French Kid gloves here at Sl.50
and SITS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
Untrimmed Hats

The right goods at the right
time at the right prices. Extraordi-
nary values even for this store
where smart millinery is always found
lower than equal styles and qualities
can be bought tor elsewhere. Women
who are looking for a smart fall and
winter hat at big savings should be
here tomorrow. Choice of wide brim
sailors, medium brim sailors, side rolls,
flare brims and Tam O. Shant.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31

.asday October 81. 1915.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
PENN TO DECIDE
SITE FOR REGATTA

New York, Feb. A-Poughkeepsie will
not be the scene this year of the annual
regatta that has been row.
ed there annually. with a single excep-
ton, since 1899, unless the University OF
Pennsylvania rowing authorities agree to
having the race on June Il.
This statement was made yesterday by
Morton c. Bogue, chairman of the board
of stewards OF the intercollegiate Row
ing Association, after he had received
a letter from the New York Central
Railroad declining to operate the all-im-
portant observation train at Poughkeepsie
on June 30 or July l, the two days on
which the tide serves, or even on June "a,
when the stewards were willing to con-
cede a point and row the race upstream,
despite all traditions.
According. unless Pennsylvania, repre-
scented by Howard Eisenbrey. is willing
to row at Poughkeepsie on June II, the
race will be transferred to Lake Cayuga,
and rowed over a three and one-fourth-
mile course there on the afternoon of
June g.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
AGGIES' BATTERY MEN
HOLD LONG WORKOUT

College Park. Md. Feb. 24.-The battery
men of the Maryland Agriculture Col
lege baseball squad have about passed
the -hmbering-up stage now and are be-
ginning to loosen up a bit. Coach Byrd
realizes that with the first game only a
matter Of about three weeks of he can
not afford to waste much time. Morn
ingway. a youth from New York. looks
to be a find, and Shank, last year of the
of Minnesota nine. bids fair
to give 'em all lively tussle for a regu-
lar place on the pitching staff. Chiches-
ter, the youthful star OF last seasons
team, appears to be in the same SPLEEN
did form as last year.
Taylor, who caught most of the con-
tests last season. will again be on the
job as will also Arthur, who caught sew
eraI games last year and showed a lot
of promise. Earl Roger. the former star
Washington school boy receiver, is an
other man who is almost sure of catching
a lot of games this season. In fact Royer
will probably be the first-string back
stop. CaaCh Byrd had hoped to have his
battery men outdoors yesterday but the
sudden change in the weather prevented
this.