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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-08
NEW GAME LAW
MEETS WITH FAVOR

In his travels about the state, in
vestigating conditions. generally as
to fish and game, Warden Grover
reports that he finds the people as a
rule anxious and willing to co,Opera-
ate in game protection aud to be
fairly we'll satisfied with the new Law
II is everywhere considered a step In
the right direction and one that
should have been taken many years
ago. On his recent trip to the south
ern part Of the state Mr.. Grover spent
few days In Las Vegas. The COM
of Clark county at their
meeting to be held July 5th. intend
to take action protecting valley quail
and doves and to extend the closed
on sagehens The express at
titude of officials in Lincoln county
was much the same and the commits
sioners there may also adopt protec-
tive measures. Carson City News.
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NEWS OF INTEREST," r Ill ARTSO OF NE S7A7EI

has ever had.
Jim Nesbitt had friends ev...
where in Lincoln county and a.,
fact was proven by the grea, s'
pouring of people at the Imnros.,s
funeral services held at the Int.
Sunday school building last Monssa
afternoon, which were conductad =
Rev. P. 8. smithe of the Episcoa.,
mission. Phoebe Record.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Miss Nora Sturgeon a luncheon hostess p
Mrs. Edward ID. Tenney Iunc hcon hostess
Mrs John K Jelke dinner hostess: @s*~Z !.
AikenMorgan nuptials. =.%e.5. .=..:
Mrs. Lester Petrie gives afternoon tea -,
an visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Adams tin wedding annS ersary.
The army relief benefit ball 49,: i
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Gentys dinner party ..
The Peasanton ..Iote dinner-dance ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Walkers dinner dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Macintosh give dinner
Benjamin Dillingham; a luncheon hostess - !. E.
Mrs. M. A. NaiHe a luncheon hostess. -. r
Mrs. Albert Horner gives luncheon
Mrs. BENJAMIN Edger luncheon hostess Z ~
Commander and Mrs. Houston dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wallis orchid dinner L -
Col Frank r Keefer dinner host. .=5s,tf.. -
The Morning Music Club meeting t. e.f.E5. =
Mrs. Graftcn Beall dinner hoe tess
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dow5ctS Sunday picnic. .S5 t.
Studio recitals Of merit ~ ..s-t l5(sttt IL
lecture Of interest.
Mr. and Mrs James Glib honor Miss IaGrea Boyd ~
A dinner at the Pleasanton. A.Ess ~
Mr.. Marcus Monsarrat dinner host. f.. - 1890
Mr. Mrs g. Fred Bush's dinner dance 10y .'r@
Charles honOred.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fraziers dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs Magruder G. Mat rvs dinner party.
Mrs. F. McQuesiions Country Club luncheon.
Mr.. Mrs George W, Garrard give dinner.
A tennis luncheon at the Pleas anton. r..
Mr.. and Mrs Roderick o. Matheson's dinner E 1911
Mrs. George BENEFITS dinner dance. .-.,-
Dinnerdance at Country Club H.. + '...
Magoon.Holt marriage. .%" = RI = ....-sS
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Strongs dinuer. f ~
The Hawaiian Club meets >@s:..
Dnnerdance at the Country Club. +. -; = 1
Surprise party - s.+ -. = r ~ =@
Meeting Neighborhood Circles EsE,s S5t. 81 i n
Elizabeth NJ Gilmer dor othy Dix entertained
A Seaside Hotel dinnerparty. .z*tf -
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MISS ELECTA WILLIAMS A 500,
HOSTESS

MISS ELECTA WILLIAMS A 500
HOSTESS
Miss Electa Williams Is entertaining
this afternoon honoring Miss Mildred
Chaplin. soon to be married The az
fair takes the form of a handkerchief
shower and promises to be very jolly.
The guests will assemble and play
Five Hundred for a while after which
the bride-elect will be showered with
the dainty gifts. The decorations and
refreshments are to carry out the st,
Patrick idea to nicely. Miss Will
Tams' guests will be Miss Mildred
Chaplin, the honor guest: Miss Flor.
ence White, Miss Florence Davis. Miss
Dorothy Walker. Miss May Walker,
Mrs. Arthur Armitage, Mrs Mason
Mitchell, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. G..
Fred Bush, Miss Doris Tackabury,
Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss Frances
Harrington, Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss
Madeline Chaplin, Miss Katherine
Blake, Miss Charlotte Blake, Miss
Gladys Trout, Miss Dorothy Hawk, Miss
mid" Hawk, Miss Mabel Lightfoot,
Miss Louise Lightfoot, Miss Luita Ar
noIds Miss Sibyl Carter, Miss Louise
Gifvin, Miss Clemence Clifford, Miss
Pearl Littlejohn, Miss Eleanor Cart.
ley, Miss Katie Singlehurst, Miss Mar
garet Mccarthy. Miss Ann Parker.
Miss Rachael Wood and Miss Dora
Wood.
Mr.. BENJAMIN F.. LEE SURPRISED
A very pleasant surprise party was
given on Friday evening to Mr.. B. r.
Lee by the Jolly Five Hundred Gard
Club of which Mr.. Lee is member.
The occasion was to celebrate his
birthday. The members of the club
met by agreement and went to Mr..
Lees home in automobiles and en-
tered the yard blowing horns and max
ing all kinds of jolly noises II was
a complete surprise to Mr. Lee and
after the good wishes were said sew
.eral hands of five hundred were
played Dainty refreshments were
served, the table DECORATIONS being In
yellow and green A large birthday
cake ornamented with candles to rep
resent the age of the honored guest,
was used as centerpiece. While all
were eDyUyluS tue IctfcsHlueHto anu
having a good time, Mr. E. A. Jacob
son, on of Mr.. Lees oldest and best
friends, stepped forward and In an APP
propriate speech presented Mr.. Lee
with very pretty gents necktie
set, gift from the club. II was hard
for Mr.. Lee to find wor6s to express
his appreciation to these kind friends
as the gift came as such a surprise
Mrs. C. J. Fieb:s won ladies' first
prize at five hundred, Miss Marion
Wright received ladies' BOBBY. while
Mr.. C. J. Fiebig was winner Of gentle
mems first price and Mr.. Lee carried
OFF the BOBBY. The jolly party broke
UP at late hour. all wishing Mr.. Lee
many more happy birthdays and hop
ing he would be as lucky on HIS next
birthday in receiving as many pretty
and useful gifts as he was on this
birthday.
Those that helped to make the event
such success were Mr.. and Mrs C. J.
Fiebig. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Fiebig. Col. Arthur
Coyne. Mrs Nesbitt, Miss Grace Y.
Dickey. Miss A.arion Wright and Mrs.
B. r Lee
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and deeply studious men and women
of Honolulu.
DAY AT PUULOA
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett and
Mrs. Marion Dowsett Worthington are
giving a picnic party tomorrow at
Puuloa, the Dowsett country place.
The guests will motor down early
Sunday morning, enjoy a swim anu
tramp, then luncheon, more swimming
and then late in the afternoon all will
motor to town The guests who WA
enjoy this pleasant outing are Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cunha, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Williamson, Miss Helen Dil-
lie, Mrs. Grafton Beall. Miss Charlotte
Dowsett, Miss Bernice Dwight, Lieut..
John Smith, Dr.. A White, Lieut.. Ray
mond McQuillin, MRS. Walter Marshall
and Mr.. Tommy Thompson.
y
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID DowSET1gS
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett enter.
tanned very informally at dinner on
Saturday evening; lionoring Mrs.
Marion Dowsett Worthington, their
kouse-guest. A basket of American
Beauty roses was used to adorn the
pretty table, Mr.. and Mrs. Dowsett's
guests were: Mrs. Marion Dowsett
Worthington, Miss Helen Ollie, Miss
Charlotte Dowsett, Mrs. Grafton BealI,
Capt. James Ulio, Capt. John Smith,
Lieut., Charles M. Havercamp and
Capt. A. White.
3 = n a A.
MR.. AND MRS. HAMILTON p.
AGEE HONORED
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton P. Agee
were the guests. OF honor at dinner
given on Tuesday evening by Conmo-
dor and Mrs. Dennis Mahan and Mrs.
Grafton Beall.
The table was charmingly pretty
with new variety of snapdragon in
deep salmon pink, which was used in
silver and green bowl Tulle bows
were gracefully poised and unshaded,
lighted tapers in silver sticks were a
pleasing change from the generally
shaded taper.
The guests invited to honor Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton P. Agee were Mrs.
Marion Dowsett Worthington, Capt.
Alexander Macnab and Lieut.. Ray
mond McQuillin
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MEDICoS ENJOY UNIQUE DINNER
Col Frank r. Keefer is presiding
at dinner this evening in honor of
Col. Rudolph O.. Ebert. The dinner
is at the Keefer home.
A deep pit In the back yard will
hold the delicious viands and the feast
is In the nature of a clam bake. A
jolly time is anticipated by the
guests who are Col. Rudolph Ebert,
the honor-guest: Col. William P. Ken.
dali, DR.. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mai.
Eugene Hartnett. Maj Charles Reyn-
olds, Maj Charles A. Ragan, Capt
George r. Calender. Capt. Raymond
w, Bliss, Capt Clarence Bell, Capt
Robert Duenner. DR. A. p. Mathews,
DR.. Joseph V. Klauder and DR.. John
B. Ludy. r. ~.
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CAPT. AND MRS. DANIEL. GfENTY.s
DINNER-DANCE

/ st. Patrick's Eve was ushered 81 on
Friday night at q very verdant and
beautiful st. Patrick's dinner 1t the
Moana Hotel, given by Capt. ana Mrs.
Daniel Gienty A huge round table
was used and in its center was low
broad mound Of feathery green ferns.
and peeping through were tiny electric
lights that flashed on and off like
twinkling stars. The satin damask
was sprinkled with shamfocks and q
cloud Of emerald green maline rested
en- the green bank. Lighted candles
with green shades further carried out
the coloring Of old Ireland.
The name-cards were green hearts
ted with shamrocks and a corsage
bouquet Of green maidenhair fern was
at each guest place. Il was q charm
ing party, presided over by 4 charm
ing host and hostess. After dinner
dancing was enjoyed by Capt. and
Mrs. Gienty's guests, who were:
Cmdr. and Mrs, George Clark. US.
N; Col. James r. McRae, Col and
Mrs. William T. Littebrsnt Cmdr. and
Mrs. Arthur Crenshaw. Capt. and Mrs.
Josepbus s. Cecilt Capt. and Mrs.
tElyid Hunt. Capt. and Mrs. George
Perkins. Col and Mrs. Charles Tty-
/ man, Capt and Mrs. John Converse.
Mai. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Edger, Capt.
and Mrs John L. Holcombe, Capt. and
Mrs. Eugene r. Householder, Col and
Mrs. William Pratt Kendall, Col. and
Mrs. James B. Houston. Col and Mfs
William B. Banister. Capt. and airs.
KerrT. Riggs. Capt and rafs John
Herr, Capt and Mrs. Howell 81 Estes.
Mrs. Denise, FRS bowling. Miss Do
mise. Mrs. Dorothy McRae. Miss ~
Denise, Miss Caroline Huebitt, Miss
Clark. Lieut. i. Lehman, Mr.. r. =.
Hughitt Lieut.. Wallace Philoon and
Col. William WeieeI
Mr.. MARCUS MONsARRAT a
DINNER HOST
The courtland Hotel Vas the setting
for very pretty dInner-dance on Phi
day evening, over which Nj. Marcus
NUnsarrat presided as host. A lovely
basket filled with dainty spring low
/ ers adorned this table snd sweet peas
and rioIets we're scattered over the
cloth. A dainty, old-fasliioned c0r41ke
bouquet was at each guests cover.
! with name card attached
Mr. Monsarrat's guests we're Df. and
Mrs. William T. MonsarTat. 9Irs- :Jen-
ming, Miss Jennings Of PIftsDdrk. Yrs
Withers and Mrs Williams Of Lsxing
ton, KY Miss Ruth McChesney.' Miss
Martha MeChesuey, Mr. c. Jennings
and Mr. r. jennings
The dance at the Courtland was
later enjoyed.
| A DINNER AT THE PEEASANTON
Yrs. J, Rodjger Of Chicago was
dinner hostess on Monday efening Ct
the Pleasanton. The table was oriia-
meDfed with a basket Of black prince
roses and lace ferns
Dancing was the diversion after dln-
ner Mrs Rodgers guests were Mrs.
John K. Jelke. 3Ir. and Mrs. Charles
Chillingworth, Miss Alice nodl1ef.
Miss Leinani ChilIingWorth lIF. ~.
nest Gray and Mr.. Charles Chilling.
worth. IT.
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and here an hour or more was spent
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jchn T. Warren, MIR. and
Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter NJ. Emory. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Steere, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Aver. Mrs. George
Is. Cook, Mrs, Marcia Ireland and Mr..
Helms of New York city.
The Adams guests Showered them
with flowers and all hoped to be with
them at futu.e anniversaries.
. A COMMERCIAL CLUB DINNER
This evening is ladies night" at
the Commercial Club and great
many dinners are scheduled to take
place. One over which Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Fred Bush will preside promises TO
be very attractive. II will carry out
the ST. Patrick idea in every detail.
A large backet of maidenhair fern
will be the centerpiece. White rib
bon and emerald green tulle will adorn
the rest of the table, brilliant green
watermelon balloons will hover over
head and several other novelties will
be noticed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush's guests are to be
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs.
Mason Mitchell of Samoa, Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Betty Hannah. Mrs
Georgina Jergensen, Miss Dorothy
Hawk, Miss Electa Williams. Miss
Sampson, Mr.. Gavin Bush, Mr.. Shirley
Bush, Mr.. Fred Bush, Mr.. Albert Bush,
Mr.. Bryan Girdler, Mr.. Marcus Mon.
sarrat and Mr.. John Howell.
. .
THE ARMY RELIEF BASEBALL
GAME
This afternoon at Athletic Park a
spirited game of baseball is being
played between the University CLUB
and officers of the army here. It is
earnestly hoped that large crowd
win attend as 1t is for such worthy
cause-that Of relief for the widows
and orphans of the soldiers of the
United States.
The patronesses for the affair are:
Mrs. Alfred Hunter, Mrs. Alfred !.
Castle, Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell, Mrs.
Andrew Hero, Mrs. Edward Carpenter,
Mrs. Harry Won Holt, Mrs. j. B. Doug.
las, Mrs. George II. Perkins. Mrs. C.
C. Won Hamm, Mrs. Frederick s..
Strong, Mrs. William Dashiell, Mrs.
Frank R. Keeper, Mrs. C. w. Case
Deering, Mrs. James H. McRae. Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper. Mrs. A. Lewis,
Jr., and Mrs. Wilmot Ellis.
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A LECTURE OF INTEREST
Baron A. G. Walleen of Sweden, who
is the house-guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Gait, will deliver lecture on
Thursday of next week in the draw.
ing room of the Young Hotel. the title
of which is The Grand Work-a Per-.
manent Peace" Baron Walleen has
some original and splendid ideas for
attaining lasting international peace.
and his talk will undoubtedly bring
together a gathering of the thinking
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NOON TEA HOSTESS
Miss Lauretta Boyd OF Sacfamento
and Miss Athalie Levy were the guests
Of honor at, q very charming afternoon
Tea given by Mrs. Lester Petrie at
her pretty Nuuanu home The rooms
and lanai were mass OF spring bios
SONS. Cannas IN all their brilliant
glory and coloring were arranged IN
baskets The sewing table was charm.
ing with nasturtiums In deep brown
baskes Mrs. George Angus poured
tea and Mrs Carlos Long poured cot.
| fee. Mrs. Petrie introduced Miss
-soyd and Miss Levy to the arriving
guests Tea was served at small
tables and an extremely pleasant aft.
ernoon enjoyed. ~
Mrs. Petrie's guests wefe Miss ..au,
retta Boyd and Miss Athalie Levy, the
guests OF honor: Mrs. David Austin,
Miss Dorothy Allen. Mrs. George An,
gus. Mrs. w. H. Babbitt. Mrs. John ].
Belser, Miss Irene Bertelmann, Miss
Aileen Berteimann, Miss Ruth Bertel,
mann, Mrs Frank Boyer, Mrs. Bernice
Bosworth. Mrs ]. B. Blackshear, Mrs.
John X. Clarke. Mrs. Charles B. Coop
er. Mrs B. II. Clarke, Miss Ethel Car.
ter. rs. Charles Chillingworth. Mrs.
William Chillingworth. Mrs. II. ".
Denison. Mrs. James D. Dougherty,
Miss Edith GLIB. Mrs. Norman
Greig, Mrs. ". E. Grossman, Mrs. Nor
man uedge. Mrs. James Glib, Mrs.
enry Giles. Mrs. H. Gehring, Mrs.
Theodore Hoffman. Mrs. Ferdinand
Hons, Mrs. Frank King, Mrs, Carlos
Long. Mrs. Charles Lucas. Jr., Miss
Harriet Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas, Mrs.
Joseph T. Lewis, Mrs. Augustus Blur.
i ply, Mrs. McGregor.. Mrs. Mary Ash
ton, Miss Kate Mcintyre, Miss Mar.
garet Mcintyre, Mrs. T. II. Petrie.
Mrs. 8. s. Paxson, Mrs. Z. C. Peters,
.drs Marion Schroeder. Miss Hilda
Smith, Miss Daisey Smith, Miss Hen
rietta Smith. Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs.
Alexander g. NJ Robertson, mrs.
Shepherd. Mrs. J. W. Waldron anu
Mrs. G. CLARK.
PLEASANToN HOTEL ARRIVALS
Among the new arrivals at the
Pleasanton Hotel are Mt. and Mrs.
VIM. o. Lentz, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Benkins, Los Angeles;
Mrs. NJ. J. Meredith, Des Moines, Ia;
Miss Isabel Meredith, Des Moines, Ia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Toltz, st. Paul;
Miss Maude Stavey. New Rochelle, n.
Y; Miss C. Fessenden, New Rochelle.
". T.; Mrs. Geo. C. Carroll and Miss
E. s. Carroll, Rochester, n. Y; Mr..
and kfrc = n piaha ~ com p0ufnff
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hardy. Ca
NADIA; Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Nickeis,
Chicago: Mr.. Alfred d. Brown, De-
troit; Miss Katharine E. Gallagher,
New York City; Miss Josephine Staun.
ton. San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
E. Hedges, Cleveland. o.: Miss Marie
Hedges, Cleveland. o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Randall, C. p. Randall, Mrs. L. e.
Davis. Miss Donna Davis and r. Da-
Wis, Minneapolis.
MISS TAYLOR A DINNER HOSTESS
Miss Taylor who, with her father.
Mr. Harry Taylor, has been guest
at the Moana for several months past.
entertained with q charmingly inform
al dinner on Thursday evening. Al
guest basket Of flaming red hibiscus
was used to decorate the table center
and ferns and hibiscus petals we're
scattered over damask Dancing was
the diversion after dinner
Miss Taylor's guests included Capt
and Mrs. Alden G. Knowles, Mr.. VIII
liam Warren and Mr.. Harry Taylor.
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Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL "A WALK.
Frs, DINNER PARTY
/ At the Pieasanton on Monday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Walker
entertained with q dinner.
The table was exceptionally Pretty
for In the centerwas Z handsomely
arranged centerpiece OF cup d;ofo.
with long strands of graceful snaifax.
Mr.. and Mrs. walkers guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. L, Swartz of San
Francisco, MI, and Mrs. Newman of
San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. James d.
Dousherty and Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
Schaefer.
After dinner dancing was the even.
ings diversion.
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MISS NORA STURGEON A LUNCH.
EON HOSTESS v--.s
Mrs. Derwent Kennedy was the
guest Of honor at a luncheon given
on Wednesday by Miss Nora Sturgeon.
An old-fashioned bouquet with a
lace frill was the dainty centerpiece
and at either end Of the table were
two smaller boquets.
Sewing and knitting with social
chat passed very pleasant afternoon.
Miss Surgeons guests were Mrs.
Derwent Kennedy, Mrs. Arthur Rice,
Mrs. II. DoWsett, Mrs. Charles Will
cox Of Kauai, Mrs E., White Sutton,
Mrs. Harold Castle, Miss Mary Luz
cas- and Miss Jessie Kennedy.
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MRS, BENJAMIN EDGER A LUN.
CHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Benjamin Edger was a lunch.
con hostess on Thursday Of this week
at her Wxlie street home. The table
was prettily trimmed with masses Of
golden coreopsis end yellow lilies and
lace ferns. ....z
Mrs. Edger's guests we're Miss Mar
garet Hopper, Mrs. William o. Smith,
Mrs. O. p. Downing, Mrs. Alonzo Cart
ley, Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds, Mrs.
James B. Houston, Mrs. Andrew Full
er and Miss Carolyn Hughitt.
Instead of the usual bridge, but.
ton-bole contest" was INDUCED in and
when the needlework was finished
fAIoS IH dI6dLCb IlOpPCI . anu VA y. II uAi-
er's were. voted the best done. They
had to cut to see who the winner
was and Miss Hopper won on the cut.
To Miss Hughitt went the BOBBY gift
for the poorest specimen.
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Mr.. AND MRS. RoDERICK MATHE-
SONS DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick o. Matheson
are entertaining this evening at a
very informal dinner at the Seaside
Hotel, The table is to carry the st.
Patrick's Day spirit in that 1t rs TO be
of the emerald hue. A low basket
of maiden hair fern will grace the
table center and from the tall handle
will be gracefully poised green but.
terfly. The name cards will be un-
usually striking and appropriate. Mr..
and Mrs. Matheson's guests win be
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Bolts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley H. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs J. W.
Caldwell. :s@.-.
A SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR
.:s>~ HONORED
Miss Lola Goodman Of San Fran
cisco was the guest of honor at
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MR.. AND MRS. RoDERICK MATTE
SONS DINNER ~ -
A SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR
HnNnREn'

Miss Lola Goodman Of San Fran
cisco was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given at LaRiakea on Tues.
day. A huge butterfly Of pink tulle
was used on the center Of the table,
and at the edge were corsage bou-
auets of pink sweet peas and ferns.
It was a Hawaiian luncheon in every
way. Mrs. May Scharlin was hostess
and her guests were Miss Leola Good
man. Mrs. J. Rosenberg and Miss Mil
dred Rotbenburg.
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MRS. LESTER PETRIE AN, AFTER
NOON TEA HOSTESS
Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEI. A. WALK.
Frs DINNER PARTY tsss

= =. tFt**+t4+4 +*.*+++* $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-05
HIS BUSINESS" LANDS
HIM IN REF0RMAT0RY

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Sept o.
Robert 3. Tully. q years old, who
visited Terrs Haute as well as other
cities last June. posing as a recruit
ing officer from the Canadian army.
and who was returned 10 Terre
Haute from Dubuque. Ia. charged
with passin- fraudulent checks, was
fined 500 and costs and sentenced
TO serve from one 10 five years in
the Jacksonville reformatory Tues
day by Judge Charles L. Pulliam in
circuit court. He told the court that
passing worthless checks was mis-
business and that he had figured it
all out what il would mean If he
was arrested and that he was not
asking any favors of the court He
said he planned the expedition
some time ago III Toronto, Canada
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-05
SECURE FARM FOR
THE AGED DEAF
Organization is Given 105
Acres in White County As
Home For the Infirm.

NrWs-1imes Special Service
i\DIANAPOLIS. Ind. sept. g.
The organization seeking 10 estab-
lish a home for the aged and inhrm
deaf OF Indiana after eight years OF
tireless effort, at last is in sight Of
its goal. Its ambition promises to
be realized through the donations TO
the board of directors of the organ
ization of 1O5 acres of land i'm White
county, containing a farm house and
other buildings. as a site of the
home. The donor is Orson Archi-
bald Of this city, an instructor or
the Inditna state school for Deaf.
The transfer of the property from
Mr. Archibald 20 the board of di-
rectors needs only the signature OF
one director Of the organization TO
make il valid. This director is out
of the city, but will return i'm a short
time. The land is three miles west
of Brookston and u miles north OF
Of Lafayette.
1t is possible that the gift will be
put TO use Immediately by the direc-
tors and that eight or ten persons
as starter" for the farm will be
housed there A building committee
has been appointed to consider plans
for a new structure, the organiza-
ton having a fund of S13.500 for
that purpose. It is desired to obtain
"a further fund Of $4,000 for main
teuance. before the home is started
ou a large scale.