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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

Der Iangt e~rpartete Sefan 1T lett etngdett. Der Eeaau, a
entfbetoeL oh QmerHa 6os geht befbt GusI1noe, bic oos n@rfe go
pier" befsen ODER iogar umt efnnoI ons, gum 5~eeresoent b~erdu3u5ieben
2obet mfen bic ausIdnOer, aIsns, in 5pet ODER et9entlib BRET 9Iuher
gehlt ner0en. Gen ausIdn6eru, Die G~ngebortge Der Hahonen in0, ole
i'm Griege ben Ser. Staaten berbanbet ihb, bot man Idngft 6as @e6t
betriten, fd benz @ufienbtenit bier gu ent5tebcn. @enn fe i'm egenen
goerIuuOe nht fir ir @aterlon0 tdunpfen toaen, 10 io1cn fe in Den
geiben Der Ser. Gtdoten es mil fen. 8aran miro aud nicnano etpo8
~ous3ueten boben, outEr Der Grldeberger ielber.
@tpaS onoereB uhr lit eS NIT Den &ei6s6eutiden, 9etcrrethern,
ltnaap, Die biSber MIR sic gbfht betunoet un0 6a8 ,Grfe" erporbeu
bobeH- enmal in 0er 3utunit onerfaniihe 8trger 5t neroet 8isber
mar e8 aud Der Gtnn0tpuutt Der Ser. Stoaten, bB ser 8eib 05
oGrteu" fetnerIei gufprnt nf ouerfanHhgn Sdub ODER omeritnniide
9fedte gebe. g8 5eigte ih ons frIber cit iemtg, pern 2eute. Sic Os
agrie" bRtten, bel ibrer gidfebr non elmer Rehe mad Guropn 0eporhert
puroen, penn man i5neu ben 3urtt gu benz 2nnbe. iii Dem fe 6s
.grte" e1Dorben batel berDetarte G8 bat fb bds crit in 0cn lsBten
Der oHnb, ie trterniertc fe Dem Gperr5onengeieb rnterparf Ser Get
ial miro mrunebr entiteiocn, mas egentln Der @efb o3 aGrren" be.
eltet-melhe 9edte er Dem 9~etrefenoan Gilt, pdbe 8erpFithIugen CT
t5m oufrIegt s3par bober, Der Grldrnng os @unoesmnatS @oo6
mad. bic Ser. Sooten 0s boQe 9edt 1e6en, Der i'm miitaridcn 4lter
fc6t bern~n3u5e5en. Gle peroen ober iade er neutf, aus oeriteoensn
Grinder, no es fd rm @~eid5oeutide. 0eterrei4er, lln9arn bonoet
BON benz Gefte nanig @ebrouh nader. Ser Sefun, SEN Die Deter
reder aob, SdUart, anaeEls en8cIedet boben, miro em- fr nleHoI
chtci0en, mas Der Statls 0ejemgen tit Der os DGrie" erporben bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

Mad Dem Qerdt Der 8ebor0e fir 5nifdentnatltden 9on0el nuroen
II Son grefniaten gtmhn I'M Sabre 1916 infoIge BON gHenbohnmfdlen
10001 ageni1en aet6et uno 1876, 722 beIebt. 9ee 8aHen fn0 in i5rer
ginfadbet qrm1enbaft Gie>ueuseiHtde Quatr for6ert iMe Gper, imob.
I1fig. unerbuHlidb 1m0 01enffenle6en gelen ntdts. @lethgulhgtet uo
Bic 8ege, 1mo mem bic erte aufregung iber etnen l~ngllfsiaa fh ge'
feat bat nuiet man ru6g meter big gum naditen. 8ds bat man ttler
% aebaHen uno babei miro man etnIhpeden omb pogl bRiben.
aber boben mir 0enn nibt eie go5e 3tebe erfnonn9en bic Den
GifsnbaHnbgrfeb Hdern2 . 1nl cine Imnler betr oils 0e o1oere, ba.
rifgnt man fhL a6er entpeoer lit e. nit Der gortreHlitfet ntt net
hr, oMr man pen6e Die SdubmitteL ntdt an aod nql 1eoem llngIlfs'
fan fat es ih heralsgefeat, oaB eDns beriehen mar ODER BOP Elm I'M
FehIbarps 19nteL i'm entfheioen0en GugenbIif beddBt bate. @enn man
c5 hbrbalpt etngerifht batte, f0obIgenerft. Tenn oS lit aud be8Ghs
memo fr ben 8t1t rniarer Bet: nod Iange nidt IN oaen Standardization
fno bic Biz lest as bette bep1brten SduBmttel erngetubrt. SoDas
oct gafaden nidt naa flbI6or ouf ben g0geln brennt get ieDer lin
terIndnnq, Sic fb an je0en 1~IngIifsfaa onitlteBt miro Die Sdulo bon
einem gganten unD emer G~iurifTung nf Die moeren gefhobet ober
bermas faant Bel Ser gan3en @eihtfte g~eD0bnid neiter nttt5, dig Dab
eg All aan eden umo gn6en gebupert Bat. Gntue0er NOR bns 9obnbett
iha0Haft o0r o5 @eIeHe, cher Elm 3eiden mur0e falib gegebe1 ODER
nerTanog, o0er Die GnriftInq orbetete nidt o0er Der 3ugtlhrer mar
lberHuioet ODER enc A5ene mar 6erRprf getelf uo mas man no1
1les. Sim @nDe lief Die gan3e Safe ouf etnen ~urgltdlitcn 3ufou bndus,
rn0 1omt BADEN mir Die ge1ertng,
aRm fonte BOD pirfi6 meiner, bemerft oie @etide @ot es f0nnte
gor 70 99per nibt iea 10 5enIid, penn niht oe u0 jeoe, eienbohn'
baron III qr fem 3pefe, tabeIlos tnitunb ae1atca pcron; u0 iodte
Fh irqea0ent tnbo6ergeebene3 @n6ernis tnteaen, 10 ut 0urb oe
oaih@nnrtigen 6ufsmdtel unTer Bet leHat je@r i3luupcn 6olge
borqebemof. Sci Der G~ienbahn lit es bI ledter, bic SIderRet 0es Der.
ausredeaoe anIage erm6gidt einen bis ms fIemHe aeregelln 8erfcbr,
peaidHe auffht pernag 0s, u6rge 8a5u ge9ort aber Dor nuen @e-
Df1enbafHgfeft uno nnerbttlides 8flht5eDpBnet1 uo o9e oa
28d9nberuatungen SIT nnbe treten al moueu - odroH TeAlf 6 A1er3uldnoe
Eberhaupt Dos a9eonaben" inter allen Ilrtul0er, lelbit df Stolten
bon 9ienihgnIebeA bat cine l~lnirtaidfdt Der eefrnntng mo Welt
nHf6mnang I'm @efoge, bic f4lteBi1 at elmer @etaHr mr. &ano uno 8olt
merben nnB. 3e Gian6obnunfaae fno blob cine Der bielen eriteuun-
gen In inherent offentfhet 2eben, BET oenen bic rudfbtsloie gaBdht11g
BET aRenfhenredte gang uno gdbe lit 9esbo6 lit e5 aut gan3 5pedlos,
I'M enseEnen gegen Derarhge erffemngen por5ngeben bon eruno
af nmB bic @r5ebnng os Bottles our Stttlbtet 5Ir renen N1enf@-
hdfet erfoIqen aus lit a6er cine fdDere GreAungsorbeit; in8D1hen
fDte nan Die rndnftsloRn 8eradter Ser aefte i9rer @~ettHeniten itrafen,
ouB ibusn Bic 96pu iuPn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
GnIfidlcr Binder.

AF
0dh ocn neuciten ruiiiihcn 4y-
aaben betruae Die 0orrGte STUB.
lambs ON 3udar lin &ob8uderpert)
an /. 4I2ar3 1917 5~uinmmen ru10
Ia 9(iuio1en 3eatner 9egen 1874
WdQionen .3entner an i. 02dr3
1916. Die gr3elgung lit 9egen 0as
Boria6r ulio midi unipeientlid gu.
riIdgebLieben. Su ben Streiien Der
ruiiiaen 3uferlnouitrta begte mon
nod su @niong 0e5 5riibiabr5 bic
3oifuung auf eineH 1iesia9ri8ea
groBeren Gllbelaabut ol5 in 9or.
iabr; man rednete nit einem giebr
bon 35 4ro3ant. 2lIe 4n5ei6ea
ipraden aber 0oflr, 6ab EN- FOLDER
llmiang be5 ruiHi6eu 3uderrii6en.
baus nidt Qlab greifen miro. Us
lift ioaar ie5r fra9li4, oh Die borjab.
.riae @obe CREDIT mer6cn fanr mas
jebt u6erau o~uge5peiielt miro. SIN
itbriQen nil man bic 8eDirtidaf.
tllug 0es raifiden BUFFERS, bic ia
idon bon ieber tart ourd onttliae
Reaeluug beeinfluBt lit, iett gang
inter TtaatIide 9bbut nebmea. SIN
ruilIlden 5inou8miniiterium beitebt
oie ernltli6e ablidt, fir ben 8uder
Elm gtonopoL eiu8uilbren. 8or alien
iou babel Der Gegierlng DaS belle
aedt sultehen, bic Sin. uub 4us'
fubr oes 3nders su b%eitimnlen. Gie'
ie Regelltng lit neben Der grDortung
aitf bobe, Dem Gtant aus ibr Suflie'
Ben6e Grtraqniiie nobl aud ouf Den
8ttnih 8trid3ufibren, ben 3uter
nod 6rie0ensidluB oortbin Ientcr
al tonHeu, bon no itA Die Hegte'
runa belon6ere mirhdaftIide gor'
teiIe aud nod auDerer Gi6tung bin
beripri6t. Cine 9ebung Der rllii'
idea 3udertnouTtrie Diiroe Der beab-
ii6tigte Sdritt ober uidt bebeuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

mar $9,307, 968. Ger Gurd.
ihnitt8reiugetpinn Dor Dem arIegc
mar $t97 384. Ser GriegsgeDiml
fir 1916 betrGgt $91t0,5S4.
Der gteingemiun Der Nnacon0o
COPPER glining 60. fir 1916 mar
SOS, 49,, $50. Scr Gurfidnitt8rein.
getDtnn por 0em Grie5e mar Sill.
Hiss. Ger arie98aepinn fir
1916 betrGQt $47,151,7 05,
Scr aeinQepinn bon 4rnour &
.Go. fir 1916 mar 1893 68.
Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bor
Sem ariege mar S4746,632. Ser
arieq5geninn fir 1916 bctr18t
.S15,3 1853 368.
Ger RcinaGpiun ser @etblebcn
Steel Corporation fir 1916 mar
$43, 500, 968. Ger 9ur6idnitt5.
reinQepilm nor benz artege NOR
$3,075,10S. Ger ariegsgepinu fir
1916 betrdat $40, 516,SG0.
Ser Geingetuinn bon g. s. Gu
Qont be g1emotr8 & SO. fir 1916
mar $S2,107, 693. Ser Gurd.
ihuttt5reiugepiun Dor Dem ariege
mar $5,525, 964 Der ariegsgepinu
fir 1916 betragt $76,58t,7 29.
Ser 8einaepiim BON Gears,
aocbpd & So. fir 1916 mar SIC.
.l88,622. Ser Gurfi bnittsreinge-
Mum Dor BEN ariGge mar SILL.
.749. Ser ariegsproiit fur 1916 BE-
traQt $8376,873.
Ger Gaingepinn Der STANDARD
Oil 50. Of Sem 2)ort fir 1916 mar
$36638A95. Ger Gurdianitts'
reingtDim Dor Gem ariege nar
$16,2t2,9 85. Ger Grieg5geDtnn
.ftr 1916 betragt $20,425,510.
Ger Geiugeuinu Ser Limited Sto.
.tcs 5teeI Corporation fir 1916
mar $27I,531730. Ser 3urd.
i6nittsremqerDinn Dor Dem artege
mar $63, $50, TT. Ger &rieBsge.
.pfun fir 1916 betrdgt $207 915,.
.g53
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
p0utreffer!

Sn Der b~eriloienen ISOLDE betrug
bic 6oi0QusfuGr ans ben Ser Stan.
ten u6er pier3an Q1iaionen Collar;
oQbon giugen iJber 5ebn 12iaiOueu
no6 Sapau, luierem 9ouptne6en.
butler nm 0ie |tommer3ieae 8or.
utadt in ben @a6ieten an Stiaeu
G3ean. s5a ben WtonQten Suli mo
Ququit iUur6e Bol0 I'M 8erte bon
fat naua5ig 4iaiouen Collar bon
bier apsgeiu9rt, Elm ltuitan0, Der
bodit be0eutlugsDoQ eriheiut, aber
iebr rUanig 8eodtirg geiunoen 81
boben ideInt.
@urQeuleiiter gtitdel bon glem
9orf ula ote beooriteben0e 4qua.
ouftfeier 6ur6 oertiheu Sang IN
beutihar 5prafe oari6onGrt baben
9as Gbarbmipt Der groBteH Sta0t
oe5 2au0e5 lit alio nidt Der ans
iiat DAB Die 9ilege ser 6eltiaen
Sgrode cine Geiobr iilr uuiere Be.
motratIideu Snitttutionn un6 fir
nabrbaite ouleritanIide @cItauunB
iet. Cont Uuroe er niht 0oraui
beite5eu, oa5 Bel eineu Ita0tli6en
Jeite 0as Die gtan Porter gurger.
idat in i8rCr @~elountbeIt az ieiern
itA aaifidt uuh oos oelt9he 2ieo
gu Gbren fomme.
Sn Ser G1elcn 3ari6er 3eitrmg
Igien mir: SAB Is in Geuti4lano,
6eiou0ers IN 9agera, NIT oem giien
nod ni6t gar 10 i6limm beiteat lit,
benefit Gue Speiiefarte 0e5 Sotals
8aiiouer @ol0 in 8afau bom 6.
Sui. Sic greiie fiuo 0urdmeq uHl
Elm 8a0eutenoes uub eritaunlihes
biajger ols in einem MIR oritttlaii,
gen 3uri6er Reitauront. Die aortt
lautet: aloBdeniuppe 20 8fenuige.
gitel gebraten 1 0harf so; Gaubi
gefam nit Galat / @iort; 5ilet gar.
uiert 100 Start; 0hiensunge MD
8on0nuoeln 100 SIT; gderen6rntei
nit Solat 1.20 ST.. Sadbroten mi
Retti6iolat 100 @lf.; aalbstopf ob
ge6rdrnt 1.20 DE- aalbsber8 ee
oanitet ITO ST.; aaIbslun5e g
Big: 2eber iouer so Big; @urit
uufdnitt 1 92t. @uritbrot 81
Zig; GhicnmoulIaEat so Big; Sc
ring 40 Sig; @ilrteniaIat 30 Bic.
aartoffeIioIot 20 9fs.; airideutoH
pot 80 @fs.; GmmeutboIer 30 @fs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

Set ge SOraetln gon anogep 9. @bte, einem Der beoGteno.
len gnerifauer Der @egen1part, famnt Der 4usprnh: e@lan ne9me oa
bsMfe &iHenihaft aus unieres Colleges mo unerca lniberitaten uo
00na iaat mir, mas ubrig bleben MIRO lt0 giaian 3enrg Sdparo.
9fnfoIms berabutgr Gtaotsfefretdr, fogte eInnal: oes mar Der grmant
fee g0k, Der in Gnglan0 Die Annnbme Der @agna @barta er5pong; e
mar bic Dunahe I~hloiopbie, Die Die Screen oaer freien g11nner nit
8oHnuag erfnnte-Ino inurer iDar Is Der 0auide 8ent Der Die 6retbet
in bw mafhIIhen GoHe ernnhigte Sd nil nidt iagen BOB iemnno
hr oeE bort aeboren Han miH2, I'M en frabeiaiebenoes 5er5 IL Der
8rut 81 b0ben; abr i'd bebofpte, bob Der oethhe Geit Der @cnt Der
xoerons mo Der Srdbett it, Der l~lntroridumg nternl befaupEt eMer
e, uner lpeIher mgate O6er gerfIetoung fe ei4etnsR mag
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Omaha ~1ltmitkpercin!

Ser omaha @uffberein bat in
ieiner lesten @~eriamIuug be-
i6loIien, ieiue gerguiigungs-Sa iior
am 90. Geptgmber al erofinen. VI
Dtr6 an oieiem Gage elm groBeS
@einleiefeit nod gutter alter oert'
fher Sitte abbalten uno moht oa2
0eutide qltbIifiim Jet idon baraui
mfmerHom. Ger Wtuiifberein bal
fcrner Elm aomitee errlonHt, md
Ser @ufgabe, neues 2eben oet
g reinsbetdtigung au ihafien uni
.auf oeiien Quianbe neroen Dll
oelnaddit nod ndber eiHgeben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

es niir6e fa fir Gle ielbit cine
weitere 8eiie Iohnen, I'm ibre Augen
III alttqm 3nitauoe fIr bic 3ufunft
ait er9aIten. Or. @eilan0, 6remont
glebrosta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

8eroen oie arieesbrofite Diellei6t
oesbolb 10 nie6rig onseiett, Onnit
bic @eniiigmeniden ben qinlitioHs.
fabrif0nten oos Sntereiie an ariege
ni@t ~berlieren2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

sSn DER CANA tldr dIlHe6eibleH I'D
fidt, ameritd oltf5uitadeIn. oaB e
iein 9eItes Ieilte - beginrt ood oer
BON 8enior ourhgelahene 9eriAt
Oomit: .syn anbetradt Der betauu'
ten umerituiiben Gbarattertltit.
oas groBte at ~leiitett, wem Die Sin'
oerniIie idier uriiberninolid, Ole
Spfer Die groBten eri6einen"
entuirft Der aorreiponeent Der u.
q. oSimes", @rnitD, elm 8ilo Der
fir6terIi6en 8irtlrngen Der H.
9oot.ariegfibrung; OnS iih gar ion-
6erbar 5u Dem crit in Der leBten
ISOLDE aus Dem 0hlnoe oe8 brittlber
4remier8 bernommeuen Spttmismus
ousnimmt. @raitD gibt 1851 900
&omen an gehtntenen britilten
S6iffen allen 5u. Die gr6Bten Ser.
lutte I'M 4pril mo I'M SUM So.
Dos lit boppeIt 70 biel, oIs mas
&lop0 @eorge ais 9erluite - uutet
100000 uugl6. 4o8 lit Inn
~onoertbnIb @1iaioaen ucnigcr olS
bic 9eutiden 6eanipru9cn. aus iii
Gin eigener Romnentar 5u ben Ser.
Iiderungen, ole Ser 9tabrltngsbiret.
tor 2or0 abon00a crit oieier Gage
gub: g3ie u.goote itn0 obne ieOe
i600lide @irfimg ouf uniere CT
fabrrmg ggrueial. SIM @egenteil
iin6 elm 5egen iur england ggpor.
Den. Mir ba6en qelernt, unB rom
QusIan0 una55dugig 5u MAIDEN -
iolDeit uniere 6]rndbrung III Grage
fommt.
-
Die Aate Scr 4iu6eriterblidfeit in
sen anertfouiiden StaOten lit felt
1910 I'M eli 8ro3eut geiInfen.
Gieie 3ublen oe9cn ans ben tiir5ltd
betouut gelnQdten qufiteGungen oe5
gteu gorfer @tiIf-aomitee5 gcrbor.
Ser bette 6ortitritt lift III ben Stao.
ten il6er 100000 Giunobuer &C.
ulQdt mor0en. 2ie Gta0te bon 3d..
900 bis 100000 @iupobner raor.
5iertca Die 5terblihfeit Tim nur 2
BON 5ur0crt, uno in Sen Gtootcn
inter 10000 Bat fife iogar am 5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
8m. s. 8appi4, abSufaL !

~W~ u "WYt45l WUBUf0LI
Spriht oeutid uno if oFientttder
gtotar. 348 Omaha Rational Egara
@etauoe, Omaha g~te6rasfa.
'rotti3iert in nuen @eridten Oes
Stoate5 un6 Der Der. Stnnteu.
Sdreibt Seitameute aus. 6eiOrat ge.
lbtitel un0 iiebt abitratte {0urd
Febt oob Ettamente I'm goAlaIen.
ibaitsgeriate 9eor6net pereal. De
iorgt @oamndtm uno stebt erb.
idaftn in iraenb einem GeiI oer
8eit elm aoueftiert gllisitaaOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15

@ie outs &oibingtor beridfel
miro. foitat icoer SoI0at bern gnrlOs
$4,000 Collars bro Snbr. Mdft
bel elmer iolden Suutrle cine ipesb
f~iaierte Mednung nidt am @Iase2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-15
Carthage fummt Diebsr uuf.

Cine onbere unb lnaemein mid.
fac ,ooSTIue" Der AepubIitaner miro
Die g8ieoerbeIebung Der Carthage
lein. Dab Oamit In Der ndhIten
.Sibung Bic GepubIifaner auf or.
.foIg rehnen t6nnen, gebt Idon ans
Der Sdtiahe berbor, boB 5Dei Der
6eoeutenoIten oemofrotiihen Giib.
'rer - Gpreder Glorf unb 8orit.
|tenoer Gfoiioe Sitden bonn aomitee
fin MeitteI ufo @ege = 5uoegebeu
bober, bob cine HeDiitoa 0es "a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
COMlNGS AND GOINGS
OF THE SMART SET

| Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer are
planning a dinner for next week.
/ + + =
The Pacific Club is planning large
dinner dance for the evening Of Febru-
airy 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke left
on the >Wilhelmina for a trip to the
Volcano.
| Mrs. Charles Chillingworth is enter.
tanning on Monday with a small in.
formal tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson
left on a hasty Volcano trip by the
Wilhelmina.
Col. and Mrs James B. Houston
are planning party for the last part
Of next week.
Miss Helen Alexander is to be
hostess at an informal party on Sun
day of next week.
+ = =
Miss Minnie Chapman of the Col
lege of Hawaii will be an arrival next
Tuesday by the Manoa.
+ + +
Mrs. w. o. Smith entertained ten
guests at luncheon at Laniakea on
Wednesday of this week.
4 = =
Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss Jessie
Kennedy and Miss Mary Lucas went
to the Volcano this week.
I. + 4
Mr.. Harry Macfarlane is entertain
ing at dinner at the Country Club
on Tuesday Of next week
= = +
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Giffard and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth left on the
Wilhelmina for a Volcano trip.
+ = =
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Gordon Maury have
moved from their former Young street
residence and are now at 247 Beach
Walk
Mrs. Robert Shingle is giving a
luncheon on Tuesday of next week for
IS guests. honoring Mrs. George
BeCkley.
President and Mrs Fred J. Roster
of the San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce were Volcano-bound pas.
sengers on the Wilhelmina.
= =
Mrs. Robert Single is giving a
luncheon on Tuesday of next week
honoring Mrs. George Beckley, who
has recently returned from the main
land.
+ + +
Col and Mrs. Benjamin w. Atkin-
son are leaving Honolulu on the Feb
ruary transport after a three-years
stay in the islands. Both have en-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
s 0CI E T Y.

4 VERY interesting couple are Mr.
~ and Mrs. Jack Neville OF Califor-
mia, who arrived on the Great Nor.
thern for a foTT-week stay here. or
their wedding, which was q notable
event. the San Francisco Examiner
0f January 5 said:
Surrounded BY about 200 OF their
friends. Miss Corennah de Pne and
Jack Neville were married at noon
yesterday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar de Pue on Sacramento street
The Rev William X. Guthrie offici.
ated. and afterwards a wedding break.
fast was served and from there Mr..
and Mrs Neville left for Honolulu,
sailing on the Great Northern at 4
o'clock.
II was entirely a Christmas wed.
ding with red and gold adjoining the
house In a most artistic style. The
altar, which was built on a platform.
was covered with gold brocade, with
festOons OF red berries and garlands
Of gilded leaves, In empire style,
adjoining the altar on the sides and
front, and overhead were the same
garlands Of vivid hues, with hundreds
Of pOinsettias In gilded bowls on the
altar, and other massive bowls, about
four feet high, at the sides OF the
altar
Al Renaissance candlesticks or
brass held tall candles that were the
only illumination IN the room.
vivid crimson and gold decorations
were used To charming effect Christ
mas greens, entWined with gilded
leaves. festooned the reception room.
with brass jardinieres holding poin-
settias here and there. -.
The bride, who Is q very pretty
girl, taiI and dainty, with dark brown
hair and o face sparkling with VI
Vaclty, was given, away by her father.
Her gown was Of silver lace, in deep
flounces, with q train coming over
the nounces OF satin and cloth of sill
yer, the sIlyery metal fabric forming
the, gown itself. The long wells fell
TO the end OF the train. The shower
bouquet was OF orchids and white
gardenias.
Me. Eva de Pue was her sisters
only attendant and George Bowles
was best man. Miss de Pue, wore.
plain cloth OF silver. draped and made
up with tulle tnd pearls. Mrs. de
Pue was gowned in black Chantilly
lace over lavender satin.
The brides table was q pretty ar
rangement Of azaleas in pink, rose
and white heather and bouquets Of
snowdrops, forming q picture of
sprfngtime freshness. The guests
about the table were eoterie OF the
brides intimate friends. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Algcrnon Gibson. the
Misses Ruth zeile. Beatrice Nickel,
Marie Louise BiHrk. GeneyfeYe Bothin,
Gertrude Hopkins, Arabella Schwerin.
Elva de Pue, Phyllis de Young and
the Messrs.s George Bowiss, Corbett
Moody. Frederick Van Sicklen, Homer
Curran, William Parrot, Daniel volk.
mann. Mon Tucker. Alfred Hum
phreys and Ernest Clewe.
All Of the young people at the
bridal table, with some OF the other
guests at the wedding, came to the
Great Northern 70 see the newlyweds
off. Mrs. Neville wore q smart seal
brown wool velour tailor Trock.
trimmed with beaver fur, and purple
mushroom sailor. with huge bunch
OF orchids on the coat-in fact, all Of
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the girls at, the boat seemed to be
wearing parts of the wedding bouquet
as all Of them had. on punches Of or
chids, gardenia and the like.
Miss Beatrice Nickel came near
being taken along on the voyage, re-
manning on board after the command
to clear had been given. Her friends
down below laughted gleefully and
shouted DCn rovege to her.
lust as the last blast was blown.
the boat broke away from the thous-
aDds of gay serpentine ribbons that
held her to the crowd on the dock and
as there were several other bridal
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APPROACHING NUPrlns OF
MITCH INTEREST

MUCH INTEREST
Society is interested in the ap-
preaching marriage OF Miss Breta Bills
OF Lincoln. Nebraska, and Mr.. Walter
Duisenberg OF Honolulu, cards for
which reached Honolulu this week.
Mr.. Duisenberg left on the Great Nor.
thern fer the East, where he will
claim his bride January 80
Miss Bills is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacob Bills.
prominent and wealthy people OF Lin
coin. and is niece OF Miss Marietta
Bills OF Makiki street Last spring
she spent several weeks at the Pleas
anton in company with her friend,
Miss Marjorie Agnew, and II was dur
ing this visit that she. like many an
other girl from the mainland when
she sailed for home. left a promise to
return.
The marriage ceremony will be per-
formed at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. Duisenberg and his bride
will leave at once for Honolulu and
will be at home to their friends here
after March |.
OUTDOOR CIRCLE LUNCHEON
Plans for the Outdoor Circles
stunt" luncheon next Saturday on
the Roof Garden. Young hotel. are
rapidly maturing. Mrs. Isaac Cox
is To be tOastmistress and Mrs. A.
Lewis, Jr., has charge of the stunts.
The following committees are an.
nounced:
In full charge-Mrs. c. c. Won
Hamm and Miss Bertha r. Young
Deco tions-Mrs. T. J. King. Mrs.
c. NJ. =. Foster, Mrs. r. w. Ander-
son.
Annual invitations and dues-Mrs.
A. f. Murphy, Mrs. VI. F. Prosser,
Mrs. L. D. Kilbcurne. Mrs. A. Writ,
Mrs. George K. French, Mrs. William
A. Purdy. Mrs. Ralph tombstone and
Mrs. S. w. Smith.
Program-Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs.
Frank Anterior and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mackau.
Table committee-Mrs F. E. Blake,
Mrs. Edward Dekum. Mrs. Edward NJ.
Watson, Mrs. G. Fred Bush, Mrs.
st. c. Sayres and Mrs Edwin Benner.
MRS. EDITH BERGER HONORED
Mrs. Edith Berger. who has been
away from Honolulu for the past four
years and who has recently returned
for an indefinite stay, was the com.
plimented guest on Thursday at a
very informal tea given by Mrs. AL
bert Warehouse at the Country Club.
Mrs. Warehouses; guests were Mrs.
Edith Berger, Mrs. Ernest Kopke,
Mrs. ]. Walter Jones, Mrs. Wallace
R. Harrington, Mrs. Ernest A. Ross,
Miss Hennigan and Mrs Sherwood
Lowrey.
NINE. sMELBA AT KUALOA
Madame Nellie Melba was the guest
of honor at the Swanzy home at Kua:
foa last Sunday for day in the coun.
try. An early morning start brought
the guests to the country estate in
due time and the day was one OF
great pleasure and gaiety. The return
trip was made in time for town
dinner. 81. Z
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MISS FLORENCE DENNISON'S
IT,. LUNCHEON 81.
Miss Florence Dennison is enter.
tanning a dozen guests at luncheon at
her home today.
JUDGE AND MRS. WILLIAM WHIT
NEY'S DINNER
Judge and Mrs. William Whitney
entertained dozen guests at dinner
on Thursday evening