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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

In execution or ;, certain decree OF
ia" Law aud Equity Court of the city
OF Richmond Va. entered October -.
l'l6. in IA" suit 90 William Miller WHO
industrial Association - ais. we, the
undersigned Sr"cial commissioners ap.
routed for that purpose, viii offer for
sal" ;'t public auction. anon the prem,
iSvS. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1917.
NJ o'clock y NJ
tn" property described in tn. said de-
cree. as follows:
Al that certain tract OF land lying
at Fort Lee. Fairfield District. lien
re" COUNT Va. containing one hun
n ,ir GOO, acres. ,h2unhed as follows:
ch"sa peak" and O.lio Railroad. themes
uM"rthwardly along jefferson Avenue to
tho south bank Of the White Oak swamp.
'h"nc" itong the main channel Of the
'aiG White Oak swamp castcriy to a
whitc oak tree marked TX" on plat or
survcr made by Z. ~. Moncurc October
%. 1871, and recorded rs - part az the
Hccn hereinafter mentioned: thence
nofthWhrd'N 10 a point described on
me lands Of the Joncsboro Company 20
N" Vincent Road. thence southwardly
hiont ia" said Vincent Road 10 r &.
.achos line. 20 the point OF beginning.
ana Tor a moro accurate dissertation OF
said one hundred Gn") acres or land
reference is especially made 10 tho plat
nainch being tn" same land conveyed
I" the Negro Historical anG lndustrini
Nsso"iat ion BY decd from Tho .foucsborn
Land and Improvement Company.
Thi" valuable land is in a specially
good condition 1, begins about Ion
fee; from Fort Lee Station which can
be reached from this city in about ten
minutes ride on the CheSapcallc ana
OH" Railway Also good county roads
leading 10 H.
Here is an opportunity Cor YOU to
secure q choice Investment where val
u"s ar" increasing every day
TERMS: Ono fourth cash. balance IN
thr"" equal inEtallm"nts. at six. twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced hy no
"oiiabic notes Of the purchaser car
rNnG interest from date Of sale: Title
remaining until all OF the purchase
money - paid. or all cash. ~ the on
ton OF tn" purchaser.
CONWAY l.. SANDS,
g. RoBERTSC%
GILES II. JACKSON.
Special commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
the suit specified above has been duly
given.
LuTHEE LIBBY. Clerk.
CHEWING & BoNLEY. Auctionccrs.
.. North Smith street
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
We viii SCH a, No. 81 North rwen-

We viii sell at No 81 North TWEEN
ly-fifih street
TUESDAY. APRIL ,. 1917.
at : O'clock l.. NJ.
small stock Of groceries consisting
of Ialu II Corn. Tomatoes syrup.
Beans. Herring Roc. Davis and Rum
ford taking POWDERS, Ginger Alc,
Crane juice Vinegar. Pickles, Soaps
Washing Powders. RluiuG. Macaroni.
Coco, Chocolate. Smoking aud Chewing
Tobacco. cigarettes. cakes. Candies,
iiruoms, l'lour. Sugar, Coffee. Rice. etc
Nv" SHOW Cases. coffee Mill. etc.
TERMS Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC.
huctiOnccrS
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PROPOSALS-Sealcu.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER -. e
Washington. -. c., March - isI.. sealed
proposals Will he received at This oin."
i:ooin S0s. District building. until = 0'clo.iJ
l.. NJ. APEi!. l., 1871 Tor furnishing and
deliN ering granite curhiug FOR use during
the fiscal year beginning July !. 1877. an,t
form OF proposal may be oS,aimeG from Tie
purchasing officer -. c. Room $40. DIS
trct building. Washington D. Z. Oliver
T.. Newman Louis Brownlow. Charles w
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NOTlCl;S--I.cgaI.

ton OF virginia for the election al Uili'eT.
and other important business viii l." held
q, No. 3ol East Main street Richmond Va.
9m TUESDAY. April. Il. 1915. 1t S:l5
BY order OF tho board Of directors
!. = HOPKINS Secret Treas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

FOR sale. second hand AUTOMOBILES Rar-
gains. 9lS West Broad Street Ask for
9. i. Springer.
FOR sale; one atom Kelly motor truck
equipped with fiat body 1Xi, feet ami i'm
running condition. viii sell nj reasonable
price 10 quick purchaser Address ARI,
NEW 1917 Ford touring for sale with
EXTRAS a bargain. call Madison "",:
fet North Lombardy, between $50 amd
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AUCTION sales.--future DAYS
Commissioner Auction Sale
Of Desirable l. ands in
Hennco County, West of
the City of Richmond.

Acting under decree OF the Circuit
Court of ileurico county, In the cause
Of .. g. LuNford, ENur.. etc. VS. Eliza
beth c. 'tuthorn and others, entered
On the lIth day OF January, 1917, the
undersigned special commissioners. APP
pointed for the purpose. viii sell by
NuhllC nucLiOM. on tho lrcmiscs.
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DEATHS

nALi-,--piea IA charlo,,ewh!e y. ,pril
MRS cAkoLlNT BILL. a=oi s.>ty zone
.,,i i,g".ra, n,em p,trgq. rar.lq5 T~Gq,y
DAY ->prh =, q "oi"ck rncnIs in
'li"l int"rin-ut b" lockwood P!.aSe
"tthlEt':f H., p PIN, Monh"y Ann i1iI.
William II Rraucr ~ tuis cts.
tnn.rNI no,tc. lat.i
liTH HUGH Passed a"ay ~ hs home
.. s"s, 'fhef.% %ie sf's It, mi ,y lss,
illness ~ several months MIR GLASSt:I.i
, iiTZ HUGH ~" wNs born IA Gordon~-
VII" Va benz FORTY "r- YEARS old, and
The son OF Margaret conway and Francis
q. FiE Hugh aud nephew 81 Dr charles
conway MI fiA Hugh Was the Junior
,uemh"r of the drug hrm of F,z Hugh
ne STATE heinz member at dir.ren,
limo. II several 81 !t- MOS; Important ass0-
Citations \ ru"u sol in ~" prime ~ NE,
= ,ooG rusin"ss r,a'. popular and on.
h"nH father hr"'ier aud frseni. mis-. IN
'IEolN death T. great loss - large
circle OF relative, AMI friends. Resides hts
widow. VINO W"s Mi'- ora Slaughter. Of
'uirHpcr b" leaves -v.r small children
mr." sisters .nd 50" aro'h"rs.
I'll" funeral -"rV!,.- Viii b." hold from
W WITH F.. v.- '5''@ dnsr hprr aco&,
10 MORROW NOENI%G and in,crnrni
.n Msnl.Wnod cemetery.
HiGGASOS.-Died A. the r.eidenc" Of her
son 'n-iaw " ian"s zoe wes, clay
GGA son In ,so M scyonSy M fhirl yeal 't .;
her She rs survived hv one daughter
Nrs W lanes sly rrnnd"h ild-"n Mrs
yns GlaLy. Adollo rnmcs ana W VI
.l"Ufs ana four grctt- Erandohilirc
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
YiirgiiniiaProdllceCo.
Ii YOU have any potatoes for
sale get III touch with us 1T
once.
AUCTION S.ii.ES-Futurc Days

BY CHEWING < EoNLEY. lNC..
Real Estate Agents aud huctionccrs.
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FOR S.ALE-Horses.
| Horses, Mares, Mules

IEH good sound work mules. 10 S years
oIc good mares. horse and stallion
cheap 10 quick buyers. Tour money ack
osr.ntee flowmans Stable, i7tG East
FOR sale or exchange. very fine Import ed
'oach stallion; extra fine 5-yaar- ii
Percheron STALLION, also Morgan STATIONS
ana Jacks. George o. Slime. agent Crull' 3
StabL.s: Ienth Street. Richmond. Va.
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Court Sale
of

That Splendid Farm at
Jonesboro, Adjoining Fort
Lee Station, on c. & O..
Railway. in II enri c o
County, About -Four Miles
From Richmond City
Limits.
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AUCTION SALE
Nos. 1904 and 1906
East Main Street

Fronting % feet 10 inches and extend
Ing back Ia an alley Gin tho heart OF
the downtown retail scction).
ht the request of the owners. we viii
oifer ~" above property at auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRII. 5, 1917.
AT 5.aO l.. NJ
Zach Of these stores has comfort
able HAT above. all ina good repair, and
located on one ~ the best squares on
East Main street This sale should at
tract tho attention OF merchants de-
sirouS Of owning their own place OF
business. investors. and sPccuintors
TERMS ono third cash, balance six,
twelve, eighteen ANA twcutY-four
months. 1t i per cent interest 10 oa
hand
H. SELDOM TAYLOR * son.
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WANTED shipping clerk Must have cx-
equity" aDiii'y and he able to rout. goods
practically al! over The country Give eX-
reriencc hS" ANA salary expected In first
letter. App'Tations ""nhdntia!. X 70.
trlrc rincS- lIir nnirh 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

WANTED sales representative IN this
territory to sell oils. paints and var
nishes. Big opportunity for the right
party The Empire OH Co. Cleveland q
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. privet for hedges
;1c 100. Fruit trees. small fruit, SHIN.
hery. r X. Sweet. Waynesporo. va.
PLANT budded pccans now LarEcst nuts
thin shell Trees IL to feet $l2s nv
express j. Is. watkins IL Bro, Midiothia n
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WANTED. colored farm boy from fourteen
n twenty years ot age Good wage.
viii b" paid Address reply 100 East
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stock Rhode Island Reds. Single Comb
W Whi!s i.eghorns and White plymouth
R"cks. at 81 per setting. Also some hne
breeding i-eghorn cockcrels for sale. Min
iborya Farm, Stop L. Petersburg pike
Phone Madison l065-
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WANTED. collector for furniture AnnIy
Home Furnishing 90.
WANTED, good steady white wagon driv-
Armour X 20.
WANTED. six white iaborcrs. Steady
work. Southern Briuuettc Coal CO
boulevard. near West Broad.
RARBEE wanted Must he ;irs; class
slS per week. The Art BARBER shop
Petersburg. Va.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

banded. mated and guaranteed pure bred.
Also hne young Yellow Carneaux j. NJ
Waiter Stnunton Va.
FOR sale. $. G, Black MInorca eggs FOR
Matching; j. d. Malone. Stop O. Teters-
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FOR SALE@RusiueSs

Fok sale, best located green grocery and
irbit store In Rich mond cash trade
80 "e-ded. Apply l:c. care Times-
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HELP WANTED-aIale

WANTED. 80 contract With mill man TO
.sw several million truck barrel slaves
To' particulars address l. i3s. care Times.
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FOR SALE, TWO FORD RUN
ABOUTS IN GOOD CONDI-
TlON, $165 AND $175. CAN
BE SEEN TODAY AT 22l
WEST BROAD.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. rim and tire IN Briscoe Ear Suit
able reward FOR r.turu TO Green a Ecdd
20 North SInth Street.
LOST. between P0g West Franklin and
seventh and Road. $50 hin Reward
= rcturned TO Thornton. y0s West Frank
I'm Sir.ct.
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE undersiTncd having qualified rs Ok.
-Gntor Of The VIII OF ". u RouIi", late
OF Nentcr, King William County Va. in
Nites all creditors to nj" their claims and
requests that ali parties inG"ht"d to SAID
estate render statement showing tho
thereof
OLD DOMINION TRUST CONpASY.
Richmond v,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

WANTED. twenty white truckers 10 work
for Adams Express 90. Washington. u
{. Apply To u. Mayer Adams EXPRESS
ni'iLe. Eichmnml. Va ln.iaY
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SHOES

CUT RATE SHOES
MEMS Congress Caters. glazed colt hide,
Kid lining, solid leather soiea Sl.sS En-
oite Shoe Co.. 5n4 West Broad
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FOR S.aLi;-NI;,chincry.

rlHtk engine. mounted with Ne l..
stwmill: also 81 horse power Sw.imiil "a
~. "i"unted. Firs,.Ciass condition T. 4
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BY H. SELDOM TAYLOR & SsON,
Rea! Estate NuCliOnccrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-03

WANTED. two biacksIniths and helpers
ArrlN Richmond Structural Steel 90
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hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of The special commissioners in
the suit specified above has been duly
given.
IL,,rNI,I lIEHN ClnrL,
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED MAN OK WOMAN 70 ASSIST
~ TAILOR SHOP. MUST BE GOOD
HAND: IDENG MEMS SHOP. 7l5 EAST
BROAD STREET.
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HELP wANTED-Fcmale

WANTED. white woman to do general
bouscwor< In "A nice country home tfamily
OF a. In North csrolins. Good wages and
"a permanent home for the right person. Or
y Thomas Ennot!. ZIG East FRANKLIN.
WANTED. an experienced cook who In
willing TO stay on premises to cook for
a small Family. washing ironing.
Wages: 50 per week. Apply Apartment
No, j. Monument Apartments. corner
Boulevard onL Monument Avenue
WANTED. n good pianist to do accom-
panying for vocal pupils in exchange
Tor vocal lessons. For further informa-
lion .elsphons Rsndolph t2a7.
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MANUFACTURER requires four hustIin.
solicitors to travel with crew. VIII pay
railroad fare Opportunity to make 81 and
more per hour. according 70 ability. Mu.t
narried Address 3l7 North Sixth Street
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FRONT onoc IN MUTUAL BuiI.iinc viii
s"' fiHc" s. f25 office for IIsG urt"xpired
49, in month AndNess IL Ia. caro-
+tt' rem p""irnoln In basemcn, OF hottI
equipment can be had very Chcaply: two
years OLE. Room has nth. tables Also
IRONY ono" :"r rcnt. about - fee, square
WI, hS"te.; fronts on Main Street was
nsct as i"bo! OF i.ochmoor Hotel. Apply
M"LcL Mo l.ourne. Durham. y. =.
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& BONLEY. Auctionccrs.
- North Smith street
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

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 Dekum, Miss Lucas. Mrs. James
Dougherty and Mrs. Williamson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

MRS. DORA AHLBORN A CARD
HOSTESS
Mrs. Dora 'Ahlborn was hostess on
Tuesday Of this week at a very in
formal bridge afternoon at the Coun-
try Club. After several interesting
rubbers were played, refreshments
and social hour were enjoyed. Mrs.
Ahlborn's guests were Mrs. Burr Freer,
Mrs. Humiston, Mrs. Bland, Mrs.
Dougherty, 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.
MR. AND MRS. H. S. BRADNER'S
.-..... DINNER
The Pleasanton hotel was the set.
ting for a very pretty dinner on Sun,
day evening when Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Bradner entertained. A crystal bowl
was in the center of the table filled
with pink roses and Shasta daisies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradner's guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. English. Mrs.
Scott and Mr. Clinton Hutchins.
Mr.. AND MRS. \. H STORRS GIVE
.... A DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Storrs, who are
on a visit to Honolulu and are guests
at the PleasantOn. gave a dinner there
on Monday evening.
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.
=
MRS. LIMA DE CROFT A DINNER
a ..' HOSTESS
Mrs. Lima de Croft was a dinner
hostess on Sunday evening at the
Pleasanton hotel. 4 basket of pretty
pastel-shaded snapdragons graced the
center of the table. Mrs. de Groffs
guests we're Miss \. Vanderbilt and
Mr.. H. Snessdorff.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

IN engagement of interest. 49,
Miss Maud LOrange honored -@.e
Ars. Irene Holloway gives poi supper.
~ Sunday In Manoa Valley. r." -,. &c.,:
ID tea-dansant honorng Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiley Mather.
nj. and Mrs. Hamilton p. Ages dinner
Hrs. Lena de Croft dinner hostess.
mpsand Mrs. H. T. Bradner ent ertain.
M and Mrs.'A II. Storrs give dinner.
AE and Mrs. H. A. VESSEL give dinner.
MS. William B. Thomas dinner hostess.
mrs. William Pratt Kendall luncheon hostess
Mrs. Dora AhIborn gives a lun cheon to friends.
Dbl aud Mrs Richard Croxton give dinner-dance
Miss Muriel Hind honored.
The Minutes meet.
"a 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 '=@ =..8
Social notes from Maui.
DtA. r. to celebrate. .. ..=>.ss -~..
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SUPPER PARTY AT ,ouTRIGGER

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'J. v. Teet.
eel and party OF Beverley Hills, Los
Angeles.
After dinner. consisting OF the usual
Hawaiian goodies, pig, pol, etc,
speeches were made by several guests
and stories of ancient Hawaii, told
by Mrs. c. T. Guliek, 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 z. p. Oar.
ling. Mrs. A. Sha,e Miss G. Burchell,
Mrs. C. T. Gulick, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ness, Mr.. and Mrs Abbott, Mrs. Z. L.
Chittenden, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Day.
Mrs H. E. Bal tholomew, Mrs. w. o.
Lorimor, Mr.. AID Mrs. NJ. Al. Nicoll
and family, Mrs. Geo. p Case. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Letter and family, Mr..
r. A. Ballister, Mrs J. French. Jr.,
and Mrs. A. Smith
= = =
MISS EDNA SMITH A DINNER
HOSTESS
The Moana Hotel was the setting
Tor a very pretty dinner on Tuesday
evening, given By Miss Edna Smith.
A basket of sweet peas and vi0lets
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.
III.
CARD CLUB MEETS WITH CAPT.
AND MRS. JACK HAYES
Capt. and Mrs Jack Hayes enter.
tanned the Service Gard Club at their
Manoa home on Monday evening.
Those playing we're Gen. and Mrs.
friedrich 8. Strong. Mai and Mrs:
Charles A. Ragan, Col and Mrs. James
MeRae, Col. and Mrs. William Pratt
Kendall, Maj. and Mrs. Charles LIN
coin and Capt. and Mrs. James A.
Gallogly
A DINNER AT THE PLEASANTON.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. n. Harrington en-
tertained at dinner on Friday even
ing at the Pieasanton hotel
A crystal bowl was filled with pale
tinted snapdragons and. asparagus
vine. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington's
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman and Mss Whit
more.
MRS. +. K. BOISET A DINNER
HOSTESS
Mrs. f. K Boiset entertained very
Informally on Friday evening for Miss
NJ. Eoiset, Mr. Sawkins, Mr.. Cockron,
Mr.. Warren and Mr.. Snyder.
After dinner a merry hour was en-
joyed with dancing.
=
AN INFORMAL TABLE or 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 Dekum, Miss Lucas. Mrs. James
Dougherty and Mrs. Williamson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

HONORED
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McKillop we're
the honored guests at a 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" were the fayors at each
place. Name cards depicting island
scenery we're at each cover. After
dinner bridge was enjoyed until go
ing-home-time' had arrived.
Miss Johnson's guests we're 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. r
j. = >
A TEA, DANSANT TODAY
This afternoon at the Meana Hotel
Judge and Mrs. William B. Lymer are
giving tea dansant honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. Wiley Mather of New York
City. who have come to visit in Homo
lulu for the year. Dancing is being
en- ioyed and refreshments served.
Judge and Mrs. Lymer's guests are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiley Mather. Miss
Sara Lucas. Miss Dorothy Guild. Miss
Ruth McChesney. Miss Martha Nc
.Cbesney, Miss Rosie Herbert. Miss
Pauline Schaefer, Miss Kate Williams,
Mr.. Harry Lucas, Mr.. Marshall Hen
shaw. Mr.. August Schaefer. Mr. .Ghas.
Lyman, Mr.. George Ahlborn, Mr.. r.
Puryis. Mr. Ernest Podmore, Lieut.
John Smith, Lieut.. Edward Witsell.
~ ~. 81. ".... .....
COL. AND MRS. FRANK KEEr'ER'S
- INFORMAL DINNER
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer enter
tanned very Informally 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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W. 3. THOMAS A DINNER
HOSTESS
D. a. R. no cELEBRATE

ID. A. r. TO CELEBRATE
Aloha Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, viii 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, ZOOS Kameha.
meha avenue, Manoa Valley. Each
member is asked to bring an epitaph.
Visiting daughters will be cordially
welcomed.
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MISS MARY JOHNSON A DINNER
HOSTESS

9sel f1OC1EO
Judge and Mrs. Smith Of Helena,
Montana, were the guests OF honor at
a 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 vivacious favors. while hand
painted name cards Of Hawaiian seen.
cry we're 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
ncuncements at the meeting was a
dance that viii be held this evening
at the home of Miss Margaret Thurs
ton on Bates street The dance is in
homer of the newly Initiated members.
The members who enjoyed the
Misses 'MeChesneys' hospitality were
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Violet Ath-
erton. Miss Letftia Morgan. Miss Ra-
mona Morgan, Miss Grace Morgan,
Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss Maud
Ballentyne. Miss Rhoda Ballentyne,
Miss Ruth Fagrington, Miss Katie
Singlehurst. Miss Bernice Halstead,
Miss Margaret Thurston, Miss May
Sutherland; Miss Ruth Richards. Miss
Dorothy Guild and Miss Alice Hoogs.
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A TEA AT LANIAKEA
Laniakea was the setting for a very
pretty tea Monday afternoon when
Mrs. Joseph T. Lewis entertained Mrs.
w. |. Hickman of Sacramento, who
was a classmate Of Mrs. Lewis.
The tea table was most attractive
with a basket filled with peach blow
hibiscus and fern.
Mrs. Lewis guests we're: Mrs. w. !.
Hickman OF Sacramento. Mrs. w. |.
Curtis, Mrs Robert Single, Mrs.
Harry Hoffman. Mrs Charles Still
man. Mrs James ID. Dougherty, Mrs.
r. Bosworth, Mrs Norman Gedge, Mrs.
Alexander G. NJ Robertson, Mrs
Charles ChilIingworth, Mrs. Carlos
Long, Mrs. Lester Petrie. Miss SibyI
Robertson. Miss Edith Williams and
Miss Ably Buchanan
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MR.. F. w. FAILLE A DINNER HOST
Mr.. F. W. Waffle entertained at din
ner at the Pleasanton on Wednesday
evening. Deep red roses made an at
tractive centerpiece. Mr.. VaiIle's
guests were Mrs. Adams, Miss s. NJ
ZumwaIt, Miss Davis, Miss Tnbbs and
Miss Kennard.
After dinner dancing was the df-
version for the evening.
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
On Thursday evening, March s, at
8 o'clock, there will be dance at the
Country Club.