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HOSTESS
Mrs. Dora Ahlborn was hostess on
Tuesday of this week at a very in.
try Club. After several interesting
rubbers were played. refreshments
and a social hour were enjoyed. Mrs
Ahlborn,s guests were Mrs. Burr Freer
Mrs. Humiston, Mrs. Bland, Mrs,
Doughefty. Mrs. Bertram Won Damn
Mrs. John Watt, Mrs. Arthur F. Wall
Mrs. Ormond Wall, Mrs. Thomas Boy.
len. Mrs Frank r. Keefer, Mrs. An.
drew Fuller and Miss Mary Freer.
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Mr.. AND MRS. III. S. BRADSER'S
DINNER
The Pleasanton hotel was the set
ting for a very pretty dinner on Sun
day evening when Mr.. and Mrs H. 8
Bradner entertained. A crystal bow
was in the center of the table filled
with pink roses and Shasta daisies
Mr. and Mrs: Bradners guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. English, Mrs
Scott and Mr.. Clinton Hutchins.
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MR.. AND MRS. A. H.. STORRS GIVE
A. DINNER -. ~. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Storrs, who art
on a visit to Honolulu and are guests
at the Pleasanton, gave a dinner there
on Monday evening. r.. -.
A basket of Transvaal daisies was
very dainty. Dancing was the diver
sion after dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Storrs
guests were Mr. and Mrs. William
Williamson. Mrs. w II. Storrs, Miss
Janet Storrs and Mr. c. E. Blair.
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MRS. LIMA DE CROFT A DINNER
HOSTESS T..
Mrs. Lima de Croft was dinner
hostess on Sunday evening at the
Pleasanton hotel. a basket of pretty
pastel-shaded snapdragons ,graced the
center of the table Mrs. de Groff's
guests We're Miss 4. Vanderbilt and
Mr.. III. Snessdorff -
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To good work whether You live or die II il
the entrance TO Ill Kingdoms Ruskin.
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MR.. AND MRS. ARCHIE McNlLLOf
HONORED
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McKillop were
the honored guests at dinner given
at the Country Club on Wednesday
evening by Miss Mary Johnson.
The table was striking with mound
of pink begonias resting on bed OF
maidenhair fern, while kewpies of the
latest vogue" we're the fayors at each
place. Name cards depicting island
scenery we're at each cover. After
dinner bridge was enjoyed until "go-
ing-home-tiIne had arrived.
Miss Johhson's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie McKillop, Judge and Mrs.
James l.. Coke, Mr.. and Mrs. Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bastard, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Hinch, Miss Ruth Jeffs, Miss
Helena Johnson, Mr.. Charles Hall and
Mr.. John Kinney.
A TEA DANSANT TO-DAY V
This afternoon at the Moana Hotel
Judge and Mrs. William b. Lymer are
giving a tea dansant honoring Mr. and
Mrs. A. Wiley Mather of New York
City, who lave come to visit in Homo
Lulu for the year. Dancing is being
enjoyed and refreshments served
Judge and Mrs. Lymer's guests are,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiley Mather. Miss
Sara Ihcas. Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Ruth MeChesney. Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Miss Rosie Herbert, Miss
Pauline Schaefer, Miss Kate Williams.
Mr. Harry Lucas. MIR. Marshall Hen
shaw. Mr.. August Schaefer. Mr. Chas.
Lyman. Mr. George Ahlborn. Mr. r.
Puryis, Mr. Ernest Podmore. Lieut..
Jehn Smith. Lieut. Edward Witsell.
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COL. AND MRS. FRANK KEL. Frs
INFORMAL DINNER
COL and Mrs. Frank Keefer enter
tained very info lnally at dinner last
Friday evening, lneir guests being
Miss Ruth Soper, Lieut. Frank Riley
and Lieut.. Edward Rase. After dinner
the Directors Ball was enjoyed.
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ii IS MANY JOHNSON A DIxvE
HOSTESS

HOSTESS
Judge and Mrs. Smith of Helena,
Montana, we're the guests OF honor at
dinner on Thursday evening given
by Miss Mary Johnson at the Colonial
Hotel.
The table was very beautiful A
great. bowl of yellow daylight lilies
was most attractive. Tiny hula girls
with their grass skirts at each place
were vivaeious favors, while hand
pa,hted name cards of Hawaiian seen
cry were much admired Dancing was
the diversion after dinner
Miss Johnson's guests were Judge
and Mrs Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwit-
ger of Helena. Montana, Mr.. Hall OF
Butte, Montana. and Miss Helen John
son, who is here from Helena, the
house-guest of her aunt Miss Mary
Johnson.
THE MINUTES" MEETING
Miss Ruth McChesney and Miss
/ Martha McChesney were joint hostess
es for The Minutes meeting on
Thursday of this week at their Kewa-
10 street home. After the regular bus
mess was attended to a social hour
was enjoyed. One of the pleasant an
Inouneements at the meeting was a
dance that will be held this evening
at the home of Miss Margaret Thurs
ton on Bates street, The dance Is in
honor of the newly Initiated members
The members Eho enjoyed the
Misses Mcehesneys hospitality were
Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Violet Ath-
erton, Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss Ra-
mona Morgan, Miss Grace Morgan.
Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss Maud
Ballentyne, Miss Rhoda BalIentyne,
Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss Katie
Singlehurst, Miss Bernice Halstead,
Miss Margaret Thurston, Miss May
Sutherland, Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
Dorothy Guild and Miss Alice Hoogs
A TEA AT LANIAKEA Y
Laniakea was the setting for very
pretty tea Monday afternoon when
Mrs Joseph T. Lewis entertained Mrs
w. l. Hickman of Sacramento. who
was a cIassmate of Mrs. lewis.
The tea table was most attractive
with basket filled with peach blow
! hibiscus and fern
Mrs. Lewis guests were: Mrs. W. l.
Hickman of Sacramento. Mrs w. !.
Curtis, Mrs. Robert Single, Mrs.
/ Harry Hoffman. Mrs Charles Still.
man, Mrs. James d. Dougherty. Mrs.
r. BosWorth, Mrs Norman Gedge, Mrs.
Alexander G. NJ Robertson, Mrs
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Carlos
Long, Mrs Lester Petrie. Miss SibyI
! Robertson. Miss Edith Williams and
Miss Ably Buchanan
/ Mr. +. W. VAILLE A DINNER HOST
Mr.. F. W. Waffle entertained at din
ner at the Pleasanton on Wednesday
evening. Deep red roses made an at.
p, tractive centerpiece. Mr.. Vaille's
guests were Mrs. Adams, Miss s. NJ
Zumwalt. Miss Davis. Miss Tubbs and
Miss Kennard.
After dinner dancing was the di.
version for the evening
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
On Thursday evening, March s. al
o'clock, there will be dance at the
| Country Club.
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SOCIAL cALEnpaR.

An engagement of interest.
Miss Maud LOrange honored r.
Mrs. Irene Holloway gives poi supper
A Sunday in Manoa Valley.
tea-dansant honoring Mr.. and Mrs "a. Wiley Mathe
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton p. Ages dinner.
Mrs Lena de Croft dinner hostess
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Bradner ent ertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Storrs give dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. VESSEL give dinner.
Mrs. William B. Thomas dinner hostess.
Mrs William Pratt Kendall luncheon hostess.
Mrs. Dora Ahlborn gives lun cheon to friends.
Col and Mrs. Richard Croxton give dnner-danee
Miss Muriel Hind honored. ..
The Minutes meet. IT,.
dance by The Minutes.
Card Club meets with Capt and Mrs. Jack Hayes.
Mrs. McCully Higgins afternoon tea.
Mrs. Joseph C. Lewis gives tea at Laniakea.
Art exhibitions are on. .=.~.=
Social notes from Maui s....=~
D. A R. to celebrate >=.....
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sIfppER PARTY At 0uTRIGGER
fsr f-f1

CLUB
The Outrigger Canoe Club was the
scene of merry supper party ON
Tuesday evening, rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Coon, to Judge ]. v. Teet-
eel and party OF Beverley Hills. Los
Angeles.
After dinner. consisting of the usual
Hawaiian goodies, pig. poi, ETC.,
speeches were made by several guests
and stories of ancient Hawaii, told
by Mrs. c. T. Gulick, were much en-
joyed.
Several Of the party. took moon.
light dip in the ocean.
The guests were Judge J.. V. Teet-
eel. Miss S. Teetzel, Miss E. P. Oar.
ling. Mrs. A. shaver, Miss C. Burchell,
Mrs c. 7. Guliek, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Z. L.
Chittenden, Mr. and Mrs. g. A. Day,
Mrs n. e. bartholomew. Mrs. w. o.
Lofimor, Mr.. AID Mrs. NJ. A Nicoll
and family. Mrs. Geo. p Case. Mr.. and
Mrs, J ). j. Lecsser and family, Mr..
r. A. Ballister. Mrs. j. French, Jr.,
and Mrs. A. S,1IIth
e .
MISS EDNA SMITH A DINNER
HOSTESS
The Moana Hotel was the setting
for very pretty dinner on Tuesday.
evening. given by Miss Edna Smith.
A basket of sweet peas and violets
made pretty centerpiece. Dancing
vas INDUCED in after dinner.
Mrs. Smiths guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Adamson. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Love. Mr.. c. Fentonbaugh and Mr. c.
Adamson.
All of the guests were from Aurora,
I'll.
CARD CLUB MEETS WITH CAPT.
AND MRS. JACK HAYES
Capt. and Mrs Jack Hayes enter
tanned the Service Card Club at their
Manoa home on Monday evening.
Those playing were Gen. and Mrs
Fredrick S. Strong, Maj and Mrs.
Charles A. Ragan. Col. and Mrs. James
McRse, Col. and Mrs. William Pratt
Kendall, Maj. and Mrs. Charles Lin
coin and Capt and Mrs. James A.
GalIogly
A DINNER AT THE PLEASANTON
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Fl Harrington en-
tertained at dinner on Friday even
ing at the Pleasantcn hotel
A crystal bowl was filled with pale
tinted snaPdragons and asparagus
vine. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington's
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman and Miss Whit
more
q n
MRS. z. X. BOISET A DINNER
HOSTESS
MEs. E. K. Boiset entertained very
informally On Friday evening for Miss
NJ. ,Doiset, Mr. Sawkins. Mr. Cockfon.
Mr.. Warren and Mr. Snyder.
After dinner a merry hour was en-
joyed with dancing
AN INFORMAL TABLE OF BRIDGE
A few friends dropped in to Mrs
s A. Walkers home most Informally
on Thursday afternoon and table OF
bridge was the result. Those playing
were: Mrs. Phillip Rodgers. Mrs. Ed
ward DeluIm. Miss Lucas, Mrs. James
Dnugherty and Mrs Williamson.
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MRS. w. b. THOMAS A DINNER
HOSTESS v
d. A. R. TO CELEBRATE

y. a. II. to OI4A-I1DIN<t 4
Aloha Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will celebrate
the twentieth birthday of the chap
ter on Monday, March 5, at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley and Mrs. A.
Lewis, Jr., will be the hostesses at
the home of the former. 220S Kameha-
meha avenue, Manoa Valley. Each
member is asked TO bring an epitaph.
Visiting daughters will he cordially
welcomed.
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MRS T.. X. BOlSET A DINNER
HOSTESS
MIs. f. K. Boiset entertained very
internally on Friday evening for Miss
NJ. ,Doiset, Mr. Sawkins. Mr.. Cockfon
Mr.. Warren and Mr. Snyder.
After dinner a merry hour was en-
joyed with dancing
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Mr.. AND MRS. c. w. CASE DEER
ING'S DINNER PARTY "
COL and Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell
are to be the guests of honor at a
dinner tomorrow evening at the Wal
kilSi home by Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Case
Deering.
The table will be very handsome,
for American Beauty roses are to
grace the center, with Australian fern
for the greenery. Lighted tapers in
silver sticks with shades in American
Beauty hue will adorn the board and
tulle in the same tone with bright
green tuIle will finish this handsome
table.
be Col. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell,
the guests of honor; Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Strong, Col. anu Mrs.
Tiemann Horn, Col and Mrs. Richard
Croxtcn, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes.
Miss Lucille Croxton, Governor Lu.
cius E. Pinkham and Mr. H. B. Weller.
MRS. WILLIAM PRATT KENDALL
A LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell was the
guest of honor at luncheon on Thurs
Jay of this week given by Mrs. Will
liam Pratt Kendall at her Manoa
home A low, lauhala basket was fill
ed with masses of pink begonias and
baby maidenhair fern, which tumbled
out of the basket, scattering its dainty
petals over the damask. Candles in
silver sticks and shaded sin pink lent
an added charm to this table.
Appropriate name cards marked
each place.
Mrs. Kendall's guests were Mrs.
Daniel Lane Howell, Mrs. Renton
Hind, Mrs. Donald Ross, Mrs. James
Trenfield, Mrs. James Fl. McRae, Mrs.
Charles Lincoln, Mrs. Charles Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Jack Hayes, Madame Bou-
gardier, Mrs. Frank Keefer and Mrs.
Powell Fauntleroy. The afternoon
was devoted to bridge
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MRS. w. B. THOMAS A DINNER
HOSTESS
At the Pleasanton hotel Monday
evening Mrs. William B. Thomas was
hostess at charmingly-appointed
dinner. A basket filled with la France
roses. Shasta daisies and forget-me-
nots was very dainty. Mrs. Thomas
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stetson, Mr.
and Mrs Charles F. Dole, DIR. and
Mrs. James Dole, DR.. and Mrs H.
L. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Gaynor. Miss Crawford. Mr.. VIII
Thomas and Mr.. MulIin.
d. A. R. TO CELEBRATE
Aloha Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will celebrate
the twentieth birthday of the chap
ter on Monday, March 5, at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs Alonzo Gartley and Mrs. A.
avis LIZ win he thu hncLosSnc o.
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COUNTRY GLIB |

COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
On Thursday evening, March s. at
s O'Clock, there will be dance at the
Country Club.
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Let us have faith that right makes might ,
and in that faith let MS dare to do orr duty
as we understand it-Lincoln.
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AN INFORMAL TABLE OF BRIDGE
A few friends dropped in to Mrs.
S A Walkers home most informally
on Thursday afternoon and table OF
bridge was the result Those playing
were: Mrs. Phillip Rodgers, Mrs. Ed
ward DelSum. Miss Lucas. Mrs. James
DoHgherty and Mrs Williamson.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
MUSIC

Nine Elena Gerhardt. the noted
artist FOR the closing concert OF the
series Of Musical Mornings. In the
Hotel Statlcr. giving 4 song recital
certs Will be continued next season
under the direction OF Mrs. Robert
Laughlin Messimer. 20 whom sub
scriptions may be sent at any time.
The Diashileff Ballet Russo. which
made such sensation IN Detroit
when here year ago, will come %
the Lyceum thester for three per-
formanceS Friday and SATURDAY eve
nings and Saturday afternoon. Feb. 2
and 10. The organization. with it's
wonderfully trained corps de ballet,
colorful and unusual Bakst scenic
settings and costumes. and symphony
orchestra OF so players under Pierre
Monteux. tho French soidier-couduct-
or. VIII present the finest numbers n
the repertoire. The solo dancers in
clude the famous Nijinsky. charming
Lydia Lopokova. handsome Flore Re-
wales. Adolf Bolnl. and Others who
were seen here year ago.
Rudolf CAM. pianist and Albert
SpaldinR violinist. will give a Joint
recital Thursday evening, Feb !, IN
Arcsdis. under the Dctroit-De
management These musicians are
both well-known TO Detroit concert
audiences and no doubt will be greet
ed by a large audience
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
FOUR OVERCOME
By GAS: ONE DIES

Foilnv ,ng VIVA, is ala o beye
aeen gay ro,c in raomns
huaae al N ms Madison ave sat
urd1A niEl oDo o. GA S. dead -cm
pas aspay& l3a ,wt women are
Ni,l uncop-j OH, in The receiving
hcspitai nd mother man reco,
rrinp C0ron Rothacher IS CON.
quoting au inr isaiic----~.
The drs known q ihc affair was
hen "a Na q nj nfl bathroom
early Sunda for nool nG found
the iifeless bod, Of Bruce li1mmei.
80 wears old. o. $50 80 Nadi~on.aye.
With gas heater burning nearb,
In another room be found Mrs An.
nic Wilson 20 years old and Mrs.
May henderson - year, Old both
OF No. 5e5 Woodward ave. and
Frank Madden who roomed in the
house All were unconscious out
still breathing
The police we're called and rushed
the three latter 10 the receiving hos
rital. Police surgeons worked over
Hummel For a long time but could
not restore respiration His body
vas taken 10 the morgue
According 10 Detectives Shock
and Shaw. the two women went TO
the roomins house. which is con
Quoted by Mrs Grace O'Donnell.
with two men earlier In the evening.
The men left before the appearance
OF Hummel and Madden, who were
porters In Bermsn's saloon At No.
268 Brush-st
Mrs. Henderson's husband is with
the regular army in Honolulu. while
Mrs. Wilson's husband is said 10 be
in Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Experience Fashions Your Thoughts.

, failure always magnitcs the enere.
expended
You see Margie, you and al.
ways keep looking for reasons
THAT Is What mos, women do.
my dear Men SAY we accept con
ditions almost placidiy al times. bus
little do they know OF the seething
rcmonstrance that goes on in on
breasts. However. We are begin
ming 10 voice not only our senti.
ments but our conclusions. We ask.
Why And We are not satisfied
with the answer Because Il has al.
ways been so or Becanse YOU are
a woman
we decline TO do or b. anything
outside our own particular business
OF bearing children because Il has
always been so or because We are
women
After all. Paula. man Is the con
servauve sex. Women are the ones
whose Imagination takes them on
long flights OF fancy that in time be
come reality. Men. as rule moro
stolid. are satisfied with the world
as II is. for. Paula, II 20 surely a
! nan.made world"
We were silent for a long while,
each OF Us thinking, ! suppose. OF
her own experience Paula had
come in contact with all sorts and
conditions OF men and had the man
fold experiences OF girl who IL
not trained for any particular pro
fession or business and yet must
earn her living.
had known only one profession,
that OF teaching. and my problems
had been those OF the woman who
marries. as most Of us do. in haste
and who has much leisure to re.
pent.
what astonished me most In Pau.
! las story vas the fact that We start
cd out from widely divergent points
and our paths OF life never seemed
10 run parallel yet when she told
me her story she had come 10 the
same conclusions and her outlook
on life was the same as mine
wonder II all women come "a
tho same conclusions Is Paula :
and mine the feminine outlook on
life today
| ITO ne Continucd1
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

rull half success for roN or man
won ~ working out plan
Granny Fox knows this. No one
Knows 1t better Whatever she does
rs hrst carefully planned in her
Wise old head So now that shs
had decided that she and Reddy
would Try FOR one Of Farmer Brown 4
TAT hens she lay down 10 think out
q plan 20 get that Eat hen No one
knew better than she how foolish
IL would be 20 go over 10 that hen.
yard and JUS, trust 20 luck for n
chance TO catch one Of those hens.
or course they might be lucky and
get hen hat way but then again
hey might be unlucky and get 10
4 peck Of trouble
YOU see. said she 70 Reddy
wa must not only plan how 10 get
hat rat hen, but we must also plan
now 20 get away with Il safely. 10
only there was somc way OF get
ing into that hen house at nigh K
there would be no trouble AZ all 7
don't suppose there 10 the leas,
chance OF that"
Not the least chance in the
world replied Rcddy There ism;
hole anywhere biz enough for
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
Wien a Husband Takes
His Wife For Granted.
Whose Is the Fault?
IN MARY T. WALTER
tcopyrisht 1910 ~ NJ e wai'erp

When the opinion o. mere man
that & wife finds dominant inter
eet without her home her nus.
band IN also drift from &c.. was
given here. 81 flood OF explanations
was started one woman states her
case thus
For some years | a widow with
young daughter. was housekeepeT
FOR widower. whose wife died Is
years ago We married and am
other child came OF the union
am homebody cook and serve
meals and care for the household
my husband and nPy baby. But my
husband goes out every night and
remains until II 30 lie never says
good night when he leaves, nor
does he ever ask me out or offer
10 remain home in the evening that
may 20 out. He takes me for
granted. Now what is the matter >"
Who knows? Who knows what
H. the natter
The fact that man takes no In
terest in his child and expects the
woman who bore II TO be merely a
servant, may indicate he is a selfish
egoist. not human enough TO under.
stand that woman with a baby
and a home can't give all her time
and thought TO him. that little
attention keeps q wife young and
makes love live.
On the other hand. have II from
Mr.. Good Advice OF the mere man
tribe that any wife, within reason.
can hold the affection and attention
OF a husband n she half tries. and
when the husband drifts II IL 80 per
cent the wife's fault
Some wives give too much time
10 homo and baby. No housevork
IL worth such devotion and no well
child need take all a mothers time
10 the neglect OF her husbands
companionship The normal baby
sleeps nine-tenths OF the time and
should not. for It's own good. be
constantly rocked, held. or cuddled
wives-and husbands too-somo
times take the mate for granted. as
they do the cook stove and the
dresser. Wives take their living
and the husbands attention for
granted. without trying 70 be win.
ming a. in counting days Such
things discourage connubisl cooinr
Sometimes and herein lie many
domestic tragedios-s woman mar
ried for a living. with no real love.
After the shine ~ the honeymoon
has dimmed man easily nnds ou'
tho lack OF love. no matter how ar
tlhcially she tries to conceal n.
He knows by her touch her kiss.
And when. BY these tokens that
mean so much 10 q man. he nnds
tho woman he married doesn't love
him, he becomes disguised lie IL
especially disguised IL she tries TO
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

I ~" he demanded wee biz Grossly.
Nothing much. only IL that hon
yard gate should happen TO be left
open, and II Farmer Browns Boy
should happen TO forget to close that
little hole that the hens go thru
and IL we happened TO be around
al Just that time"
TOO many IFS TO get a dinner
with" interrupted Reddy
Perhaps" replied Granny mild.
ly. but I've noticed that II Is TIE
one who has an eye open for all the
little IFS in life that fares the best.
Now I've kept an eye on that hen
yard. and I've noticed that very
often Farmer Browns Bow doesn't
close then hen yard gate AZ night.
| suppose he thinks that II the hen
house door Is locked the gate
| doesn't matter Any one who IL
careless about one thing is likely
To be careless about another. Some
time he may forget 20 close that
hole told you that we would
try for one OF those hens tomorrow
morning. but the more think about
II the more think Il will be wiser
TO visit that hen house few nights
before We run the risk OF trying to
catch hen in broad daylight, In
fact. | am pretty sure | can mako
! Farmer Browns Boy forget to close
| hat gate
How" demanded Reddy eagerly
Granny grinned. I'm try IL first
! -rhd tell You afterward" said she.
Il believe Farmer Browns Boy
closes tho honhouse up just before
jolly round, rcd Nj. Sun goes 20 bed
behind The Purple Hills doesn't
/ he?"
Rcddy nodded From a safe hid
ing place he had hungrily watched
/ Farmer Browns Boy shut the biG
/ dies up many times. T. vas aiway
! Just before the Black shadow BE-.
Kan 10 creep our from their hiding
places
Il thought so aid Granny Tho
tru'h is she knew SO There wa
nothing about thr; ben house ami
what went on there tbar Granny
didn't know quite gs weil as Reddy
"You stay right here this afternoon
until J return IN see what. ! can
do she added
Let me 20 along begged Reddy
No replied GRANNY in such
decided tone that Reddy know H.
would Do OF no use 10 tease Some
times two can do VIVA one cannof
do alone. and sometimes one can d.
what two might spoil Now We
may as well take % nap unlil u Is
time for Mr. Sun 20 so 10 bed Jus
YOU leave It 10 your sd Cram, t
take care % IN mrs. ~ those IFS
For the other one Ven have to tru Is
10 luck. but YOU know We are lucky
som etimes
With this Granny curled up co.
a nap and having nothing better ia
do Reddy followed hgr example
Next story Farmer Brown 30
Didn't Clos, the Gate