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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-15
At the Odeon.

Y. 2 Patton. a comedian who al
vars aas proved popular with Odeon
: audiences. played mis- first engagement
% the present season at the theater
Sunday night, when ne appeared in a
new comedy, "A Wise Boob" The
comedy has been written TO suit
Patrons style Of acting. and tells a
story Of a wealthy country boy who
goes 70 q big city and falls ready prey
% ghs-pers who hope TO get his money
IN 2. chewing gum manufacturing ven
4u-e Instead Of losing MS money the
say;ye boob" makes success out of the
venture. Mr. Patton was given good
support. The audience was practically
capacity.
saturday nights bill at the Odeon
xas one Of Dan" Hav!land's produc-
-;,,,,. .~:.. Wits ..a." S.s:s %:
novel ny the same name written forty
YEARS ago. and telling Of an octoroon
va, was in slavery IN the south. The
,iay wa surrounded - southern
letting including several negro actors
..nzer.. and dancers. The singing anc
dancing was featured. Rita Knight ap'
,eared in the title role. The audience
- .-neM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-15
..lNvEsrMENTs.

Bankers Advise That All Trust Fuhds
Be Invested In Government Bonds.
To the public:
We recommend to everybody that the
new per cent government bond is the
safest investment in the world for all
kinds of trust funds. Widows with
estates to safeguard and guardians
with funds to protect should invest In
these government bonds during tho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-15

Ehe-'sYou can form no idea how
bright my little siri II. She repeats
every word ! say" Hs-"She must
~ fs1shtfully tired
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-15
Mirrors.

Mirrors should never be hung where
the suns rays will fall directly upon
them. The chemical action of the
light and heat on the quicksilver at
the back Of the glass is such that it
INJURIES the reflective powers and dulls
the glass.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

ana Wrlnger, family size, terms tC
right party. Phone 209R5. Fourth
house east of Bethel church on Os-
born Road. DIN
SODA FOUNTAINS, drug and con-
/ fectionery fixtures, latest designs, both
exposed and closed jar types; ranging
I in lengths of 6, s, 10, r. l6 and 90 feet :
can save you 20 to 40 per cent; small
payment down. balance easy monthly
pay ments; can include show case. shell
wing. tables, chairs, carbonator in con-
/ tract; all fixtures necessary to open
| up drug and confectionery store;
prompt shipments. Write or wire for
price lists. Grosman Fountain Com
/ pany. I'll South Akard St, Dallas,
Texas S-ds
NEW TENT HOUSE l2x16, good
mower, good buggy, go feet 1-inch
pipe at a bargain. c. A. underwater
r. >, y mile southwest Center St
bridge. DIP
RECLAIMED ALFALFA SEED all
grades Get our prices. Phoenix Seed
x Feed Co. DIP
NEW and second hand breeders
cheap; saves chicks. Phoenix Seed &
Feed Co. DIP
FERTILIZER FOR ROSES. Phone
1854. S-br
FOR SALE-Cotton tools, planters,
listers. harrows and eultvator. Phoe-
nix Cotton Oil Co., Seventh street and
Grant. DIN
FOR SALE-335 feet of extra heavy
l inch black pipe, at a bargain. Geo
Hageman b
FOR SALE-No. II De Laval sep
arator. 9I5 lbs capacity. $4,000. Phone
2J5 from I to 10 a. m. b
HOG FEEDERS-See us for prices
on hog feed. all kinds. Valley Flour
Mills IT
BARGAINS in second hand sewing
machines. all makes, White Sewing
Machine Agency, 200 West Washing
ton. II
FOR SALE-Thrashed milo maize,
1925 per hundred. l. II. Sergeant,
Phone 2GJ5 u
FRESH FISH THIS WEEK-15c
h.. , lbs. for 25c. Selected oysters lc
apiece; not less than Is: SOC pint, soc
qt Pacific Coast Fish Market. 547 +
Wash. Phone 1852. II
ALFALFA SEED. Peoria Buckeye,
no Johnson grass r. NJ. Tuckey. 16 E.
AdamI. Phone 1856. II
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE sections of good cot
ton land, where you have your own
railroad station, and situated where
there is plenty of labor This can be
bought at the price of rent. Plenty of
water can be developed for irrigation.
James c. Dobbins, 210 National Bank
of Ariz. Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz. DIN
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Houses


FOR SALE-Modern house. rooms
and bath and screen porches. / block
north of capitol. moderate price: best
buy in the city. See owner, 1898 w.
Monroe. Phone 3424. If
FOR SALE room frame cottage.
front porch, bath, toilet gas, electric
lights. plastered walls, with lot 50x137
#. You can't build the house for less
than $500: will sell house and lot for
$1,000: u cash, terms on balance. +. E.
Pascoe. 302 No. Central Phone ti24.tf
CHOICE SUBURBAN HOME, fine
shade, 2 lots; good place for chick
ems. Only $2100 Clost in house on
5th Ave, 6 room. modern, conven-
fences. Only $500 Getsinger. l6 t.
Adams ~
MODERN 6 room brick house for
sale g33 East Van p"ran -
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

so acres. improved good house, fine
alfalfa for $4,000.
Another 50 near Peoria and r. r.
station: finest soil, seeded to alfalfa.
$4,000 per acre
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale - Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One leather Turkish
rocker, cost $4,000 for $4,000: one
leather Turkish chair. cost $4,000 for
$4,000. One mahogany dining room
set. so inch table, four leather chairs,
cost s225.00 for Sf25.00 All used one
year. CAN Phone 1919. DIN
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Live Stock


FOR SALE-30 head young Wiscon-
sin cows; would give terms TO right
party. r. A. Ware, 6l9 miles north of
fair grounds on New Black Canyon
Road 1t
FOR SALE-Thirty- seven head Of
high grade Holstein cows and young
stock. Art b. Millett, Base Line Road
Mesa. Phone 21R14. If
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN FRS
Fan CATTLE 20 fine young cows
some testing as high as 625 pounds
butter with first calf. also the herd
Bull Cornelia King. price winning
blue ribbon sire All are beautifully
marked more white than black, 10 of
these cows are less than four years Of
age. Price for all only $4500.00, Freight
paid to Phoenix Full information on
request by wire. Ridoelv Wilson care
James Apartments, Modesto, Califor-
MIA. ]
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

NEW ELECTRIC THOR WASHER
and wringer, family size; terms to
right party Phone 209R5. Fourth
house east of Bethel church on Os-
born Road. DIN
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
COME TO GLENDALE-

We deal exclusively in Glendale and
Peoria lands. the best in the valley.
Just at present We have some nicely
improved 10. 20 and 40 acre places
that we can sell at low prices and on
terms to suit
We also have some large tracts suit
able for dairy and sheep or for subdi-
vision.
We respectfully request that you
call on us and see what we have be-
fore buying elsewhere.
We are practical farmers and will
be glad 10 consult with you.
Myers & Carrick, Glendale, Arizona
-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

~ acTes ON car line. \ Water,
S1500.0O
II acres only miles y. w, at $3.50
per acre.
20 acres well improved at $175 per
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

IMPROVED DAIRY RANCH
50 acres. all in fine alfal-
IA, located IL. miles from
store. blacksmith shop "a Il
school Price $4,000 for lai l.
Cows. calves. hogs. horses al
some machinery to the val g
of $500 must be sold WI.l
land. Terms
DWIGHT s. HEARD
Center and Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
Wanted Miscellaneous
Wanted Help, Male

HEAD COOK for first class hotel.
wages 800 per mo. Live Wire En-
ployment Agency, IA Wall. Phone &C.
COMPETENT WOMAN for general
housework; one who cal, stay home at
nights. Call mornings. sol E. More
land. b
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Miscellaneous

LATE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRIT-
Err for sale cheap. 165 L. Adams st,
DIN
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

50 acres. sowed to alfalfa, $1,000 per
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

NEW TENT HOUSE 12Nl6 good
mower, good buggy, go feet 1-inch
pipe at bargain. c. A. NanderWalker.
r. 8, y mile southwest Center St.
bridge. do
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
Awnings
Cleaning and Pressing

YOUR SUIT cleaned and pressed,
75c; sponged and pressed SOC. Square
Deal Cleaners. lie \. Central Ave.
Phone 1913, It
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Automobiles

FOR SALE-Chevrole demonstrat-
1r at bargain. Phone 1888. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

NEW and second hand breeders
cheap; saves chicks. Phoenix Seed &
Feed Co. DIP
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27


FOR SALE-An attractive sub ,rban
improved two acre place. House
room. modern. abundant porches. mod
ern plumbing in kitchen and bath
room; built-in buffet. etc. q .ctric
roses and vines: over 80 rose bushes.
100. fine bearing fruit trees. incl ding
peaches. apricots. plums. in fun near
ing. including peaches. ripening from
earliest spring TO late in the fail also
some ounce. fig, almond. English wal
nut grapefruit, orange. lemon and
cherry trees doing nicely; 260 grape
vines. fine vineyards Of bearing grapes
of many varieties. from early 10 late
grapes. Good barn and garage: double
deck rabbit breeding pens, suitable al
so for raising chickens, chicken yards,
well fenced, running water piped 10 ce-
ment drinking fountains for chickens,
etc. Entire place Page fenced with or
namental iron yard fences. entire tract
entirely surrounded by row of shady
young cottonwood trees just outside o.
Page fence. In rear of house is pretty
end Of arbor is wash house and coal
and wood house; ground is cemented
and has stationary washtubs and cleo
trically lighted. Very desirable shade
trees. making it an unusually cool
home in summer. Soil is fine. and
magnificent vegetables are also being
grown Located facing Glendale car
line. just one block north of Indian
school road. See J. w Stauffer, on
the premises. 3-b
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

RECLAIMED ALFALFA SEED all
grades. Get our prices. Phoenix Seed
x Feed Co. DIP
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

FOR SALE-Cotton tools, planters,
listers harrows and eultvator. Phoe-
nix Cotton Oil Co. Seventh street and
Grant. DIN
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

WEEKS BEST BUYS-40 acres
near Laveen. all in cultivation and
fenced woven wire at the low price
OF $4,000 per acre one-half cash and
possession at once. 40 acres fine.
clean stand alfalfa, to 10 inches
high. fenced, cement gates, possession
at once: ] mile from Laveen. Price
$4,000 per acre; $4,000 cash. 40 acres
fine clean stand alfalfa, good well.
small house, corTals. shade and quick
possession. Price $4,000 per acre,
$500 cash. SO acres Of the finest,
cleanest stand alfalfa in the valley.
small house, good well, shade and
well located. Price $135.00 per acre,
ABOUT $4,000 cash. so acres, miles
east Phoenix. just off paved road, fine
sandy soil, fenced. and possession at
once Price S125.00 per acre. 40 acres
fine clean stand alfalfa in the Peoria
section. good plastered house, good
well, engine and tank, fruit and shade,
possession at once. Price $3.50 per
acre. $50 acres, miles \. w, 10
acres alfalfa. fenced and cross-fenced.
good well, big house, lots shade and
fruit. Price s125.06 per acre. Terms.
w J. Burns. II ". Adams st. Din
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

FOR SALE-Bearing fruit
orc hard. Twenty acres
peaches, apricots. plums of
fine varieties; located at
Northern avenue and New
RiacK Canyon Road: at
bargain. See Dwight r.
Heard office.
FOR SALE AT SACRIFTCE-Im-
proved 5 acres. See A. r. Jones, Gen.
trail Ave. and Glendale Road. r. R. 6.
Good terms. tt
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

tract, all fixtures necessary TO open
up drug and confectionery store;
prompt shipments. Write or wire for
price lists. Grosman Fountain Com
pany. I'll South Akard St, Dallas,
Texas 3-dS
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
For Sale Real Estate

PARTIES located on public or state
lands in Arizona. near railroad town,
rich soil and water available for 500
Wonderful bargains in relinquish
ments, 640-acre homestead locations.
plats showing vacant lands
- up. Philips, Room S, Central Bank
Building DIP
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

FERTILIZER FOR ROSES. Phone
Sa54. abr
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27
lBWlRNSalRAW
CADILLAC co.
$40 e. WASH. ST.

FOR SALE-191G Grant Six in IRIS,
class condition: must sell at once
Box III Republican. On
MY STUDEBAKER AUTO in per-
feet mechanical condition: new top.
new tires: terms to right parties.
Leaving city reason for selling. Phone
209R5. Fourth house east of Bethel
church on Osborn Road dn
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

A CLOSE IN BARGAIN-4O acres
OF extra fine alfalfa, ~ miles from
Center and Washington St About
81 various fruit trees. Would make
fine dairy ranch 3 room house: very
good drilled well water. Class wat
or, all under one ditch. boxes and
check gates. III health makes neces-
sary disposal Of my interests here at
"A sacrifice Address Fox 36S Repub-
Iican. IT
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

FRANKLIN D. LANE
u ". Adams St. Phone 1884
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

FOR SALE
50 acres, part alfalfa. y W. of
Phoenix; cheap at s125 per acre.
40 with FOOD house, well located:
$4,000, half cash.
Choice 30. all in alfalfa; good house.
$500 easy terms.
GETSiNGER K TOLLESON
16 T.. Adams dn
Arizona republican., 1917-02-27

SODA FOUNTAINS, drug and con-
fectionery fixtures; latest designs both
exposed and closed jar types; ranging
in lengths of 6. s, 10, II. l6 and 20 feet;
can save you 20 to 40 per cent small
payment down. balance easy monthly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

Mrs. J. H. Lee Holcombe, Miss Mar
ian Vogdes and Capt, John Lee Hol-
combe were guests at the Country
Club for luncheon on Sunday.
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Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss and Miss
Ethel Andruss were guests at Sunday
dinner with Mrs. Frederick L. Martin.
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C0MINGS AND GolNGS
OF THE SMART SET

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Warren are
leaving very shortly for a mainland
trip.
Miss Katherine Elston has invita-
tons out for dancing party on the
twenty-eighth.
Mr.. Allan Renton was home-comer
yesterday. He is a student at Wis.
consin University.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong was hostess
at an informal luncheon on Tuesday
at her valley home.
Miss Helen Alexander, after a rest
full month ON Maui, came home Thurs
day feeling very fit. ..,,.
Mrs. Arthur G. Hodgins was hostess
at a French Orphan Fund bridge on
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett. and
Miss Aileen Dowsett will arrive from
San Francisco next week. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gait we're given
q VOL LII 6ACCL1A6 VI o1OA6 WHICH, IAOJ
landed in Honolulu yesterday.
4 + =
DR.. and Mrs. A. Baker of Hilo, who
have been in town for a few weeks,
have gone to Haleiwa for few days
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levers and
their son, William Levers, leave for q
trip to Alaska. and Canada very
shortly.
Little Helen Pentland is entertain
ing her small friends at Waikiki to-
day, the occasion being the wee hos
tess birthday.
***
Mrs. Charles Crane leaves on the
eighth of August for three months
visit in San Francisco. While there
she will be the house-guest Of Mrs
Charles Raven.
Miss Kealoha Warehouse leaves on
the sixth of September for Kemper
Hall, Wisconsin, to enter college
Miss Janet Kilbourne leaves the same
day for her second year at Kemper
Hall.
+ = =
Miss Elizabeth Macy was a
through passenger from the Orient
yesterday. While here she was the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Raven. Miss
Macy is going to San Francisco to
be welded to Mr.. Ralph Raven.
= i 4
Mrs. Arthur F. Wall and Miss Cath
crime Wall leave next week for San
Francisco. Mrs. Wall will place her
daughter in Miss Ransome's select
school and then visit with Mr. and
Mrs. w. Bun Freer at their Belvedere
home.
Miss Eleanor Thrum left for San
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Especial Star: Bulletin oorr.sDondsnoel

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence)
4 FORT KAMEHAMEHA, July II
last Friday evening Lieutenant and
Mrs. Stewart s. Griffin invited a few
friends in to enjoy an evening OF
Yards and Welsh rarebit party
Those included in this delightful in
tormal party we're Lieutenant and
Mrs. Harold Def. Burdick, Captain.
Ind Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss, Cap
tain and Mrs. Otto II. Schrader, Lieu
tsnant Philip q. Blaekmore and the
host and hostess.
II Later, after an evening OF spirited
playing, a delicious chafing-dish sup
per was served.
Mrs. Hugh Wise and children OF
schofield Barracks spent Tuesday at
the post with Captain and Mrs. J. Per
zine Barney.
Lieutenant George R.. Meyer and
Doctor Walter L. Reesman motor u
koC Waimanalo and enjoyed the Gay
last Sunday.
Major and Mrs. William Baird ard
Lieutenant and Mrs. JohL A. Baird
we're guests of Captain and Mrs.
terome Pillow OF Schofield Barracks
Tor Sunday dinner. In the morning
the party Witnessed the pol, game be-
tween the Cavalry and Field Artillery
leans.
On Monday evening Captain and
Mrs. Frederick L. Martin entertained
III charming little farewell dinner
lor Major John F. Curry, who left on
The Maui this week, with Major Curry
Ind Captain John B. Brooks as their
kuests.
Miss Dorothy Harker Of Honolulu
Was the guest Of Doctor and Mrs.
Walter Reesman from Friday to Sun.
Jay last week.
On Sunday morning jolly party
vent for q most enjoyable launch
tide, as the guests Of Mai5r John F..
Curry, in the little launch Lark A
win &C Puuloa beach was greatly
Enjoyed, after which the party rode
b the launch around Pearl Harbor for
"a hour or so. s..
1 Major Currys guests were Miss
Marion Vogdes, Mrs. Waiter Rees.
nan. Miss Dorothy Harker. Miss vi.
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I'm one of the mining towns OF
Arizona there is a church that has an
excellent pastor, but the attendance
unfortunately, is small. Among the
members is a rather attractive young
widow. One evening. when the atten'
dance had been unusually small, she
met the deacon after service, who
shook hand heartily and asked: How
did you like the sermon?" Il think
it was just too perfectly lovely for
anything" gushed the widow, but
the congregation vas so small tonight
that every time the preacher said
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FortsKanehameha Society

Wan auckland. Mrs. Frederick L.
Martin and Captain Johr Lee Hol
combe.
Captain Frederick l. Marin was
Captain Malcolm p. Andrl5s' lunch
con guest in Honolulu OF Sunday, afte-
which they attended the baseball
game.
Mrs. Walter Reesman was the
luncheon guest u Miss Dorhhy Har-
ker of Honolulu on Wednesday, the
afternoon being spent saimning at
Fort DeRussy
Sunday visitors a: the pos: were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. V. Forster Il
Honolulu and Captain and Mrs. George
T. Perkins Of Fort Armstrong.
Lieutenant ana Mrs. Cpthbert p.
Stearns and Miss Frances Stearns
left for Schofield Barracks this week
after being stationed at Fort Kameha-
meha for a little less than a Month.
Lieutenant Stearns, who with Captain
Barney was in charge of th3 Cavalry
troops here, has been relieved by
Lieutenant Weiss, who arrived at the
post on Monday. Lieutenant Weiss IS
living in the quarters just sacated by
Lieutenant Stearns.
=
At the sailing of the Matson boat
this week a large number of Major
John F. Curry's friends were at the
wharf to bid him goodbye. Major
Curry will receive his orders upon his
arrival in San Francisco, and there is
a strong possibility of his going to
France, as he ranks high in the Avia.
ton Corps.
Major Curry has made numerous
friends during his stay here and his
departure is greatly regretted.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. NAL
colin P. Andruss, Mrs. Otto Schrader,
Lieut.. Philip G. Blackmore and Lieut..
guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Harold De
r. Burdick for an informal evening,
which was spent playing cards.
Another passenger from Kameha.
meha who left on the Maui was Miss
Marian Vogdes, who Is returning to
her home in San Diego after a visit
Of several months with Mrs. J. H. Lee
Holcombe. Miss Vogdes, who is q
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member of the younger set, has beer
entertained extensively during he
stay.
At the wharf on Wednesday sew
eral Kamehameha people were no
| ticed. Among them we're Col. AL
fred M. Hunter, Capt John Lee Hol
combe, Mrs. George Ruhlen, Mis-
]. H. Lee Holcombe, Mrs. Walter
Reesman, Capt John B. Brooks, Lieut.
Philys G. Blackmore and others.
Mrs. George A. Blackmore and
Lieut.. Philip G. Blackmore were the
guests of Capt and Mrs. George Clark
of Pearl Harbor on Thursday evening
The party motored in to Honolulu and
enjoyed the moving pictures at the
Liberty theater.
Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm P. ~Andruss
had;rLieut, and Mrs. Stewart s. Grit.
fin a. their guests in Honolulu on
Tuesday evening at jolly chop
suey" dinner, afterwards attending
the showsat the rBiisa theater.~
Miss Louise Clark of Pearl Har.
Dor was a charming dinner hostess
en- Tuesday when she entertained for
Miss Eleanor Gartley of Honolulu,
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Lieut., Robert
Sharrer, and Lieut., Robert Guyer, of
Fort Shafter; Lieut., Philip G. Black
more of Fort Kamehameha, and Lieut..
Glenn Howell of the navy yard.
Later in the evening the party mo.
tored to the Country Club and Joined
IN the dancing.
Maj. John F. Curry was present at
the Country Club dance on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Walter Reesman was a lunch
con guest on Thursday of Mrs. Mar
shall B. 'Henshaw of Honolulu, and
In the afternoon at tea given by
Mrs. Henshaws for Miss Vera Henshaw
of California.
Maj. and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Miss
Palmer and, Miss Barbara Palmer
were dinner guests of Paymaster and
Mrs. George Dyer at the navy yard
on Sunday. attending the Fort Kane
hameha movies" in the evening"
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stewart S. Giffin
were dinner guests on Friday of Capt.
and Mrs. ]. Perrine Barney.
4
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick L. Martin
entertained Capt. and Mrs. Walter C.
Baker and Mrs Bradley at a deli
cious lobster supper on Thursday eve
ming in Honolulu.
Miss Helen Ohmstad Is spending
few days in Honolulu as the guest
of Col. and Mrs. James McRae and
Miss McRae.
Gen. Charles Treat was visitor on
Monday at the Post.
Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss and Miss
Ethel Andruss were guests at Sunday
dinner with Mrs. Frederick L. Martin.
Mrs. J. H. Lee Holcombe, Miss Mar
ian Vogdes and Capt. John Lee Hol-
combe were guests at the Country
Club for luncheon on Sunday.
On Sunday Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold
De F. Burdick entertained at AIDE
lightful supper for Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Swift of Honolulu. In the evening
they went to see Vivian Martin in
THE Wax Model" at the Post thea
ter.
Capt and Mrs. Lawrence Crawford
of Honolulu were callers last Satur-
day evening at Fort Kamehameha.
Last Tuesday evening Capt. John
L. Curry was the dinner guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. John s. Sullivan of
Fort Shafter.
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Francisco Wednesday to enter the
University Of California. She was &C
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Sisson
the house-guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Thrum.
Mrs, Harris, B. Cover and children
Of Denver, Colo, are the house-guests
for the month Of July Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lennox Of Prospect street. Aft,
er seeing the wonders of the islands
Mrs. Cover plans to take q furnished
house and remain here for q year.
Col. and Mrs. James B. Houston, tn
the keen regret Of their Honolulu
friends, are leaving on the Manoa
next. week. They have made a very
happy niche for themselves in the
social and civic life OF Honolulu. They
go hoping that some day they may be
sent here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maude are
recent arrivals, in Honolulu, coming
from the Malay states, where M
Maude is rubber planter. He is the
brother of Cyril Maude, the actor.
While in. Honolulu they win be at the
Moana. They were met at the wharf
by Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, a friend
Of the family. r,
4
FOR ENLISTED MEN
The residents Of BelWedere, who are
the possessors Of some Of the prettiest
homes and most attractive gardens
about the bay, have done their full
share in the past month or two IN
offering pleasant weekend diversions
to the enlisted men in camp 1t is
the custom Of various families in this
pretty community to invite from four
to six young. men over for every week
end and offer them the hospitality of
their homes.
Mrs. Ferdinand Peterson, Mrs. Ward
Maillard, Mrs. ]. G. Baker, Mrs. Burr
Freer and various others have fallen
in with the charming plan.-San
Francisco Chronicle, July /.