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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-27
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IIRELESS messages TO Honolulu
W friends today brought news Of
w the wedding in San Francisco
this morning OF Mr. Ebert J.. Bolts OF
this CRY and Miss Sybil Murray OK san
Francisco. Mr.. Bolts left for the coast
a few days ago, the wedding being
set for soon after his arrival
They will go 10 Del Monte for
short visit and viii probably return
on the MatsCnia, arriving here Jam
uary 2 They are to reside II 1896
Dominis street. where Mr.. Bolts has
taken pretty bungalow lie will re-
sumo the practise Of law here
The marriage comes as result Of
an acquaintance extending over five or
six years which ripened into romance.
Mr.. Bolts formerly lived in San Fran
cisco ..... II. $685.
+ SNOW COTILLION TOMORROW
NIGHT
Tomorrow evening the much-talked-
OF Snow Cotillion is TO take place on
the Roof Garden or the Young Hotel
A large party Is expected as the
tickets have sold remarkably well.
The table reservations have been
taken and the affair promises to be
one OF the handsomest functions Of
this winter. The cotillion members
show by their beautiful dancing that
the preparation has not worked in
vain. Between the figures of the cotil-
lion many new ballroom steps will be
introduced for the first time in Homo
lulu The cotillion favors, made by
Miss Kennedy, are an added feature.
A great many people do not seem
to understand that the 50 ticket /
covers everything-the cotillion, the
supper-dance and the general dance !
are all included for the ST. The doors !
are to open promptly at 8 O'Clock and
the CctilliOn starts on the stroke OF
8, so il behooVes everyone to be on
time Ushers will be there to show !
guests to seats and an evening OF
Notification is anticipated.
Announcement was made today that !
all the reserved tables have been /
taken, the list of reservations being |
as follows: .#:.".*...
F.. ]. Lowrey, two tables; w. r. Cas- I
tie, two tables; Ernest Parker, c. w. !
Case Deering, A. j. Campbell, Chief |
Justice A. G. NJ Robertson, Riley II. I
Allen, Charles F. Chillingworth, two
tables; Judge Clarence w Ashford !
Arthur F. Wall, James d. Dougherty, /
Mrs. George Sherman, DR.. M. F. Gross I
man, Frank +. Thompson, c. c. Won /
Hamm, J. A. Kennedy, two tables; w.
ID. Adams, A. G. Halves, Attorney Gen
eral Stainback, two tables; H. A. !
Taylor, ]. Schwartz. H. NJ. Won Holt,
A. L. Castle, ]. II. Drew, II. F. WITCH. |
man, A. Lewis. Jr., two tables; H. H. I
Williams, 5. C. Huber. Robert Hind, /
j. F. C. Hagens, A. NJ. Campbell, r. B. I
McGrew, William Williamson, Mrs. +
Lucille B. Romagoy, two tables; Vida
Thrum
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-27
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McMORRIS-CASE

McMORRIS-CASE
This evening at st. Clements church
Miss Betty Case, daughter of-Mai. and
Mrs. David B. Case, and Lieut.. Charles
III. MeMorris, u. S. N, will be united
in marriage at $50 Chaplain William
Reese Scott of Fort Skater will per-
form the ceremony. Miss Cases
bridesmaids are to be Miss Nora
Swanzy, Miss Mary Won Holt and
Miss Peggy Center,
At 8 o'clock at Maj. and Mrs. Cases
home will be held a reception for their
friends. Miss Case is one of the
most popular service girls that has
ever been in Honolulu and the sincere
hope of their friends is that some day
her husband will be stationed in Ho-
nolulu and she will be back among u.s.
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JORGENSEN-CoONLEY
Friends of the couple by the last
mail received the following announce
ment:
Mr.. Jorgen Jorgensen
Mrs. Hyla Brand Coonley
announce their marriage
on Tuesday, he twelfth day of De.
cemDer, one thousand nine hun
dred and sixteen, San Fran
cisco California
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MISS RUTH SOPER TO ENTERTAIN
Miss Cloise Wichaan is to be the
honor guest of Miss Ruth Soper on
Friday of this week at the Country
Club. Miss Soper's entertainment is
to take the form of luncheon.
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Mrs. elizabeth Nichols and Miss
Margaret Nichols were arrivals in the
Great Northern, coming to visit MIR.
Charles Dana Wright They are from
st. Paul, Mimi, and are here to
spend the winter.
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Mr. md Mrs. George c.. Beckley
we're homecoming passengers on the
Great Northern Mrs. Beckley has
been very i'll and was in such serious
condition that she had to be carried
on board the liner at San Francisco.
However, since coming home she has
improved, greatly to the pleasure of
her friends. .@- ...@
Mr. and Mrs. E.. A. Douthitt and
their ron john Alden Douthitt left
on the Great Northern to make their
home IN San Francisco. Mr.. bout
HIT will enter the practise of law
there. He formerly practised in the
Bay city and has a large business ac
quaintance there.
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Mrs. John T. Warren arrived home
on the Great Northern after four
months trip through the States. While
in California Mrs. Warren was the
ouest of honor at a great many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
PIMLICO RESULTS

a Ts is sssh, an" . hGt sS -
:Ionomy. 10 n!Gbin;.pn,. $t19i s.. sccHnd
i :Ss az Mac siurr"v' lierdo. Howard Web
Der Day Break. Flora Finch also ran.
second -stccplcchasc Two miles sixty
New Haven. ~ tcrawfordl. s5.So. 81 40. soc.
nnd: Early Light. 49, lNoe). $40. third
Time. i'01. Dom Moran. Kilinn. Kcnworthy
Gloucester. l"riiolcc also ran.
Third-six furlnnes-Rcprobnte lis Geol-
inSonl. SLIGO. $500. s3lo. hrst Fairy Wand
lo7, Kcoeh,. $3.50. 81. second; CourtsEip. III
trisucr. Night owl. Berthcr also ran.
Fourth--hvc and onc-half furiongs-Dardy
Dude. III Ituriinghame). So. s3.oD. $3.50
first: Onwa. ll5 Iiaynesl. So. $500. second
Haitian. ll5 tMinkl. s720. third Time,
l:D 3-5. Leading Lady. He'll Columbia.
Hickory Nut. Tyrant. Bond also ran.
Fifth--six Observation-Disclosures. los (Rohin-
son>. si720. S6.l0. $40 first; BIuc Can los
tSchuttingcrl. salo. S26o, SOC, nd: Athena
lii tJ. McTaCgarb. Sc 40 third Time. lis s.
Dervish. GOodwood. Golden List also ran
Slxthmonc mile and an eighth Golden
GATE. lo5 tKlccgcr). s2l.40, sSGd. 1910 first
Dandhill. III [BalD. $50 si.56. second
Lady Teresa. 11b G.yke). $320. Time, 1 Sc 90
Success. Sky Pilot also ran.
Seventh one mile and forty yards-MaN.
Inns Choice. 100 (Butw"in, $500. ST. $40
first: HANDFUL 10S tRobinson), s2.S0 $3.50
seconds; Gibraltar. 100 Lykel. $3.50. third
Time; LAS 3.h. Sandal, II Coming, F0nc-
otur dlSo ]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
JACKETS ARE CONFIDENT
HAVE REACHED TOP-NOTCH
FORM FOR SPIDER CONTEST
Strong Defense Erected md OTcnsc
observation-disclosures Are I'm
Observation-Disclosures Injured.

ASHLAND, VA, November In
pri.h',aau9n for the crucial contest
dolph Macon football squad is in the
mlust OF one OF the hardest weeks OF
practice OF tn. season; Although it
- true that Richmond has defeated
fiainpdcn- Sidney. and IL is also true
That the latter has beaten the Ash
tanderS, this does not mean Dat the
Jackets cannot come out on the big
emf saturday, for they have been inn
proving steadily for tho last three
weeks. ana it is believed that they will
be IN better condition in this contest
nan th"y have at any time previously
this S"aSOu
Coach Ricss is drilling the mon daily
IN running signals, puutiuI and drop
Kicking. and is paving particular at
,cniion to the offensive work of the
This afternoon and this will probably
b" the last until the early part OF next
week.
With Young. Waters. Randolph ano
Iarta!n Coghi!l all going good. tho
back held seems Formidable Hiner
and R"ardon are also good ground
gamers and If called on can deliver
1 NE goods These men arc all as ell
ci.nt on the defensive as they arc
When advancing tho ball. and this
n 81, MA be , srent factor in breaking
INC Inc also is in good shape for.
.d unusually light: i, makes up
ferinr from q broken finger. received
III laSt saturdays game. but it is eN-
pectcd that he Will be in the lineup
received injuries in the William and
Mary contest. and he may not play
however. If he does not recover Sufii-
cient!y, by this time. Moss will be seen
~ right end. The latter has been
playing an excellent game for the past
W." weeks. having mt UP 4 great fight
against liampdcn- Sidney.
On" feature that gives confidence to
the Jackets is the enthusiasm mani
tested by the student body. Roofing
practices are being held every night
ana practically every man in college
turns out for them. Wells are given
ana songs sung with as much pep n.
" the championship were already won.
The team is being supported in every
way possible, and every one Of tho
students and good many townSpcop!r
ar" expected to 70 to Richmond on
Saturday to witness the contest
Tho AshlanderS are Keeping uuict
ABOUT what they are going to do hut
- IS believed that the Spiders will.
haze 10 fight for every inch they gain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
CHATHAM TRAINING SCHOOL
MAKES READY FOR INQUIRIES
Dcfent of Rnndolph- Macon Academy by
Score of IL to u Shows Team u Fast
founding Into NIid-Scnsnn Form.

CHATHAM, VA. November The
Chatham Training School easily de-
in Lynchburg on Monday by the score
It's class the local boys have met; and
they have shown remarkable improve
Rivcrmont. The licking the virginia
freshmen fresh, Iaye , them only tended 70
the Inc, which Is all new material,
some new tricks. To quote the Lynch
means show the, superiority of the win
ners over Randolph Macon Academy"
The Chatham teams goal was never
once in danger. and the Randolph
Macon Academy only made first down
once during the entire game.
Randolph Macon Academy was on the
the time. they, however, showed a
gre great deal Of puck and sgr99 thropgh-
when they We're only q few yards from
a touchdown. The G. r. :. lads showed
a superior knowledge of the game. ana
bucks. Meade's circlinS Of the ends
and Willis's tackle drives. there was
the FIRST. Schartle showed superior
generalship aud played a star game
except on one occasion when within
In the line Johnson and Balderson,
on ends, got their fingers on some nice
ly executed passes for gains OF from
fifteen to thirty yards each time.
Bishop didn't have an opportunity TO
show his fine tacklinE qualities. New
ton, Il new man 1T guard, showed up
well, four men being sent in 10 hold
him down during the game. Mcmillan
played tackle against Randolph Macon
Acadcmy's star tackle Watkins, and
managed 10 win reputation for stop
ping him Blankenship. in the other
guard. and StodEhill IL tackle, showed
an increasing knowledge of football.
both being new men.
The Chatham machine is driving ON
toward victory, and hopes to get in
the run for the state championship.
They will meet McGuirc's, OF Richmond.
on the home ground Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS CLUB
ORGANIZATION FORMED AND
TOURNEY WILL BEGIN TO-DAY
Elimination Matches This Afternoon
aud Friday With Einnis for Boys.
Saturday.

Students in the John Marshall High
School met yesterday afternoon, fol-.
lowing the close of school. and organ
the John Marshall Tennis Club. a sim
liar club was organized last year and
several interesting tournaments were
held
Although yesterday was the organi-
Zatlon day, no time was lost and the
club got down to business and elected
officers for the coming year. TroSc
elected yesterday were as follows:
John k"hlcr. president: Elizabeth
Wall. vice prcsidcnt: Lucille Coleman.
secretary: Edward EppcS, treasurer;
Marion Cary and Ralph Wolfe. report
crS.
The first tournament Of the fail viii!
be hcid on Saturday morning. The
elimination matches for the toUrna-
ment Will start this afternoon and will
be played or the tennis, courts at the
Seminary and Byrd Park Friday also
viii be an elimination day. and the
matches VIII be held on the same
courts as those to-day
The pairings to-day will he az fol-
lows: Wolf. W. Vest. at Byrd Park: \
Lloyd W. :. Lloyd, At Seminary Park
rrday-t ummins vs.. Perrin. ut Semi
mary: kohl"r vs. Hall. at Byrd Park.
The winners Of the first and second
n"y matches VIII play on Saturday
morning. while the :.inncrs Of the Sat
urday morning match viii plmv the
hliaIS on saturday evening
Whi!c the boys arc getting bus- and
h"!ain;; their tournament in the fan a
number Of girls also have joined the
c!ub, ana VIII hold their tournament
ia the spring. Several OF girls arc
experts at tennis. and il would not be
surprising To find them challenging tho
boys 10 Il match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
THURMAN BACK OF LINE
VIRGINIA'S SURE TACKLER
PLAYED AS DEFENSIVE HALF
iNinsolrinE shifted to Half. Curing to
Quarter. for Harvard Game.
Small Score Predicted
Especial to The Times Dispatch

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
l.-Whilc Virginia does not even hone
or holding sarvard TO as small a score
as that made by the Crimson last
year, to U--yet the eleven is conn
dent that the points garncrcd by
iiaughton's machine Saturday Will H."
less than half of the total registered
by Yale three weeks ago.
The present line. with the exception
of the wings. is regarded as the equal
OF last years. and the back field has
been strengthened by the substitution
of kinsolving at left half for smith
who is now out for the season
kinsolving's ability WAS first rccog-
niZcd in the Vanderbilt game lie
proved the most consistent ground
gamer on the eleven. and showed IN
especially well in shooting forward
pa asses.
To days work -out was rather mild.
for fear Of placing more Of the reGu-
lars on the crippled list. All of the
hrst-string men were ia uniform save
Quarter Back WageuSnight who
shared the horiors with KinSoIving IN
the battle with the Commodorcs.
Darlington. who viii MI WaEen-
knights shoes Saturday, is expected
TO show marked Improvement over his
performance at Yale three weeks ago.
Many OF his faults have been corrected
by individual coaching.
Thurman, who is now pulling NJ 10
last seasons form. will ne PLAYED back
OF the line. on the defensive. AGAINST
Harvard. He is a sure tacillcr and
has the knack Of sizing up the oppus-
ing teams plays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
CADETS RALLY TO ELEVEN
Many Mrn Answer COnchcs' Gall for
Mnterinl-s"vcrai Players Injured.
Open-Style plny Developed.
ISpecial 10 The Times-Disnntch.

''"b|''f'. ~ Nv iiilts- LIS ibslicn.
-. LENINGToN VA, November l.
sHa5Sa mt" @ay Sf1s" y 81 ne def has
started sta a football campaign that can
not help but bear fruit immediate ely
after thc return of the team from
Chapel Hill. Coach Gorton made 4.
speech 10 the corps In which he APP
peaied to the larger men not out for
iooth'I!! 10 come ont and TO make good.
Subsequent. practices saw many new
candidates answering his call. These
q dgierihination TO do their part in
building Up the team:
NJ, In spite Of all this, however, the
the extreme. with Thomas. s. Hawkins.
Goldman. Whittle and Neims. all first
string linemen. and Bertschey and Sill
Held all out with temporary injuries.
The back field has lost confidence in
the line TO hold and TO make holes for
their onslaught, and the coaches are
relying mainly on forward passes ana
open football. Knapp, the husky cen.
Ter, has badly battered hand and
rEonabiy VAL not recover in time to
enter saturdays game.
saturday the Cadets face Catholic
University at Lexington. The Cath
o o have a strong line. and in their
used with much success end runs from
kick formations. The special stars
for the Catholics are Shortlcy. quarter.
and Rogers. the fast and aggressive
left half back The Cadets have got
10 prepare a line 20 hold against these
battering rams. Some Of the V NJ is
strongest men are out of the game
but the coaches are throwing them
selves into the work with determine
ton and energy that will save the day
If possible
Changes and shifts are being made
constantly in the back field and line
in order To build up perfectly bal
anc"d team. Two new coaches. Purdv.
Of Norfolk, and Sommers. of Williams :
burg, both former members OF the
team, have volunteered their assist
ancc. and with their help Coaches Cor
ton and Abel feel that they will he
able TO show the Catholic University
tit,h ic -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
RED S0X TEAM Is SOLD TO
n. H. fRAZEE AND HUGH WARD
.Ann0uncc,iicnt Mndc I.nst Nirht-Scrk
10 Retain tnrrISnn-I.nnnIn re-
tires-irnzee Heal Sportnmnn
IBy Associated Press. |

BOSTON. November 1.-The world
champion Boston American baseball
team was sold tonight to Harry H.
fraZee; OF New York, and Hugh Ward
this city f"rner oWner or 'a the eiu d.
who announced the sale al IA dinner
Elven to the new. owners and news
paper men, said the papers had been
signed less than half an hour before.
me M Prize s ;%as not stated
Identified with theatrical interests the
former being principal owner of the
i iorr,, Ihea .rs. OF Chicago and the
denni;e plans for the club, but said:
did no nff bu we % SSan into the ,hmE we
champions. We were Interested in The
club only because they were champions
ana would have not considered them
MIR. Fi1zec will take direct charge of
the teams affairs. it was said The
agcr. William Carrigan. who has guided
The team for the last three years
the concluson Of the the wo ,Ef.'es Series
games last month. Mr.. Frazee said
he would hold the position OF man
aaser open for Car rigan, and hoped that
ne would consent to lead the team an
o,hcr year. The executive STAFF of the
club VIII be retained intact
Nesotiaticns for the transfer have
been pending Il week, ii is said. but the
Ihn ,.,, We're not signed until tonight
e9rs' contracts and the real estate at
Fenway Park.
Mr.. Lannin has owned the team three
years. and during that time the Red
SoS have Won two worlds series He
acquired possession in 1914.
After announcing the sale. Mr.. Lam
MIN said he intended to enter the hotel
business in this city. where he already
has large real estate holdings.
Mr.. Frazcc's acquisition of "A part
ownership in the Red Sox club. prob
ably makes the youngest baseball mag
nate in the country. He WAS born in
Peoria. III; June 20, 1850. and managed
baseball team in that city when
'wenty-one years of age. Neither he
nor Mr.: Ward has been connected with
major league baseball before.
FraZee first became prominent in the
sporting world when associated with
Lawrence Weber. he financially back cd
the promoters Of the Willard johnson
heavyweight championship battle in
Havana. which was staged on April {.
1918.
Although the battle did not add any
money to the bank roll Of FraZee, he
has often said he was more than salts
fed with the outcome.
IL" didn't expect TO make any money.
bu: was SO anxious 20 see Willard win
the ;itlc that he didn't care about the
receipts. He is a true sportsman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
NORTH CAROLINA ELEVEN
ROUNDING INTO FINE FORM
F0lEcr and Trnnrnt Relied On far
Hh'"NhinS oHcnsc-Tarhccls Expect
lIurd Hnttic Saturday.
tSpc ciai TO The Times- Disnn,ch I

cHApEf. HILL. y G., November l.
i hhs n,miyersIi l OF North Carolina foot
ginia soil this year when /; goes to
Eoan"kc on saturday 10 do battle with
techuic Institute This is the first
ZANE Carolina has had scheduled with
N" Blacks burS team for several years,
therefor" Il is Impossible to compare
thc teams by means Of past scores
the walloring which = +. !. handed
North Nor Gar"iina Agricultural and Me
chanical in Norfolk last week shows
c"nciusly.iy That they have Il strong
TENN The chanel .Hill team realizes
by N" means sure OF victory. /, is
expected ,hat the game will bc close
throughout.
The caroIinav NJ. I. game on last
Saturday revealed Cardinals weak
'tSicS as We'll AS some of it's strong
hc.nis. Siowne.s in getting, into the
iaCkling was poor and the secondary
d.fenF" rather weak. Carolina was
Also SLOW in running back punts. and
'hg team got together rather tardily.
The team played with power. how
aNcr, when once /, got down 10 work.
The lin" showed its effectiveness. and
made arre holes in the Cadet line
tniouTh which the backs were FREE
quently showed for long gains. Fol
turc OF the game. In fact. much OF
The teams offensive strength rests in
has q strong aid in Tcnnent who has
been playing fun back for two weeks
D"nncnt Is rounuinS into on" OF the
strongest hackncid men on the team
and he hits IN" line with vim. Be
Sihcs he is valuable as a defensive
rIayer The slight lnmcncss OF John
Sni at quarter. kcrt him ont OF Satur-
days game. and may kccr him out
another week. Williams. however is
running the team with good Judgment
and is sure TO give Johnson "A close
race for the quarter. back position.
iSci!amy and Fitzsimous are now suf-
HCicntly recovered 10 hc back In the
Scrimmagcs, after Slight injuries re.
cci"cd in recent games. The change
whereby Crawford plays defensive end
and Ramsey offensive end. alternating
with one another AT tackle. seems 70
strengthen the team. Ramsey was
cspcc!ally successful in handling for
ward passes in the last game Love
is also playing we'll ut end
Proctor did some effective work like
wise. al end in the V. NJ. J. game. Tandv
seems TO he IN ,ip-top form, and his
kicking of goals has been very sure.
The team still has three hard games
ahead Of il before il settles down TO
final training for the Thanksgiving
g ~ i,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-02
NEW uANDICAPS MADE FOR
WESTERN WOMEN GOLFERS

CHICAGO. November 1.-The Women's
Western Golf Association. AT its annual
meeting here yesterday, adopted a new
par rating. and in next seasons COM
petitions club handicaps Will stand as
official ratings for the association. ac-
cOrainC to the announcement OF the
president. Mrs. j. T.. Gardner.
The new table, which already has
r75 Yards par is 3: l7I to 800 yards. 4:
@2i to $50 yards ,: I5l to SIS yards. 8:
SO and inward, :.
The previous table was found 10 he
too high owing 10 the increasing skill
Of the players. In some instances play
"rs in the association who belonged TO
two clubs. had handicaps which differed
Siderafly.
All of III" old officers Of the associa-
ton. headed by Mrs. Gardner as presi-
dent were re- elected