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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-27
News Notes
TUESDAY
RETURNED TO sALINA, kansas

RETURNED TO sALINA, KANSAS
Mrs. Fannie Richter. who had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. p. -shart on East Grand avenue.
Lincoln Park. ieft Sunday for her
home AT Sa'ina, Kansas.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR KANSAS U.
Harl Tanner, Alvan Williams and
Donald Hoiekvan left on Sunday for
Lawrence, Kansas. where they will
register as students at the University
of Kansas for the ensuing. year.
MISS ABERsoLo ON VACATION
TRIP
Miss Laura Abersold of the clerical
force at the First National bank. left
Monday afternoon for Westciiffe en-
route to The Pines in the Wet Noun
tain valley where she. expects to
spend a two weeks vacation.
GOV. AND MRS. PEABODY IN
DENVER
Gov. and Mrs. Jas. II. Peabody
vent 10 Denver on Rio Grande train
No 10 Monday morning where they
expect to spend the greater part of
The week. During his stay there Gov.
Peabody will attend the Masonic
grand lodge sessions.
WILL SHORTLY REMOVE TO
PuEeIo
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underwood and
family are planning to remove to Pu-
eblo about-October where they expect
10 make their home during the win,
ter. Mr.. Underwood WAS in Pueblo
few days ago endeavoring to find
suitable house in which 10 reside.
RETURNED TO SALT LAKE CITY
SUNDAY
Mr.. Saunders. who had been visit
ing here for several days as the guest
OF HIS sister. Mrs. y u. woplford. in
East Canon. left Sunday afternoon for
his home at Salt Lake City. Unfii
coming here Mr., Saunders had not
recn his sister for twcnty-Ix years.
HOME FOR A MONTHS VISIT
ploy-d In the Office OF the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph com
pany In Denver during the past year.
returned 10 Canon City last Sunday
for n months visit with her parents.
SIR. and Mrs. ~ r. Bruse. at the fam
iiy home on Creydcne avenue. Fast
Canon
ERs. ROBERT BLYTHE HOSTESS
Mrs. Robert Blythe Of lis Riverside
avenue. South Canon. II entertaining
az house guests Miss Grace Hopkins
and Miss Ferne Garrett. OF Nepesta.
Colorado. also Mr. and Mrs Wesley
j. Wood. OF Los Angeles, Calf She
gave dinner in their home last Mon
day evening al which covers were laid
for seven people. The anair was
very pleasant ons-
Or. oRENOoRFF ON WESTERN
SLOPE
Dr Otis Orendorn left Monday af.
ternoon o na short business visit to
Oiathc and other pt., p;s on the west
ern slope. He expe, to return home
Wednesday night . was taken n
far a- Saiida by DIR. +. Holmes in
the iatfcr's car. c, hrr members OF
the marty motoring !, lSsiida and back
were Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. OrcndorI and
Miss Nan Gnniths.
MAY BRING FAMILY TO CANON
CITY
u. Gcraux. former water commits
sioner for Custer county. was down
from the Wet Mountain valley on
Monday looking after some business
matters. While here Mr.. GcranS
made n canvass of the town in an cf-
fort 10 hnd suitable place in which
20 reside during the winter months.
but was not entirely successful. IL;
such a property can he found he will
shortly remove his family here for
the purpose OF placing his children in
p the u,shtir erhnn1a
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IT NAY CoNCEHN:
Notice j. hereby given that, hy the
rnent and decree Of foreclosure and
order OF sale of the District Court in
entered OF record on the Nth day of
September, \ D. 1917, and the order
/ Of the Clerk OF said Court made and
issued pursuant 70 the provisions and
directions of said Judgment and de-
cree. | Will. on saturday the Thirteenth
day OF october. A. D. 1911 coumenc-
ing at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day. oiTer for sale
and sell at public auction at the front
House. in Canon city, StaIc of Colo
RADIO. TO the highest bidder and for the
highest and best price the same will
bring. for cash. all the following de-
sorihed real estate. premises and prop
erty. situate in Fremon; County. State
Of Colorado. to-wit; Lot numbered
inches in width aad one Hundred and
Twenty b-el feet in Length on the
together with all that part OF party
wall located on said strip OF Lot num-
s; eersa TWO e.. Of, of Eiosk numbers m
thereof
The purpose OF said sale Is to COM
ply with the requirements and provi-
sions of said Anal Judgment and decree
of foreclosure and order OF sale which
was made and entered in an action
for the foreclosure of certain trust
deed recorded in the office OF the Coun-
" 1ttfk ana fSeCorOtr Fremont
County. State OF Colorado. in Book isf
At Page os :tsS-= --crs.l> af said Of
nee: and particularly to realize from
Three Hundred Twenty-Six Dollars and
Thtrty-rhrcr Cents tsScss. SD with in
teccst from the said NTH day OF Sep
tcmber. \. ID. 1917, at the rate Of
per cent per snnum. until the date of
said sale. being the amount due and
n,ent and decree found: Including At
torney's fces allowed by the Court.
also ia realize the amount of costs in
said action taxed In the OF
Ninety-onc Dollars and Fifty-Threa
Cents ts9i.5Sl and the costs and ex-
penscs Of this sale.
Upon sale OF said lands and premises
as provided in said decree any and all
person or persons In possession OF said
portion thereof. shall Yield immediate
possession thereof and transfer and
deliver the rents. issues and profits Of
said lands aud premises To the holder
or holders OF the certificate or certin-
Gates of purchase. issued upon said
sale and upon such sale all the said
rents, issues and profits shall belong
and be paid to the purchaser AZ such
sale. his heirs. executors. adrninistra-
tors aud assigns. frum and after sale.
unless said real estate shall b. re-
doomed according 70 law. and upon re-
demption they shall be accounted for
! by said purchaser or purchasers. their
} executors. administrators ard assigns.
less the reasonable cost a,t1 SNpens.s
fof collecting the same. and necessary
repairs. Insurance aud taxes: ard apv
( party or parties who shall be in pos
y session of said lands. promises and
I yield possession thereof upon demand
OF the holder or holders OF the certifi-
! upon said sale.
Dated Canon City Fremont County.
Colorado. WiaiiSM SsnsinSsr T. T. \ SrNcSMn 4 ss,i
sheriff Of Fremont County. Colorado,
\ First publication. SEPT. f.. 1877.
Last publication. October III ts1s-
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NOTICE or FoREcL6suKs: SALE.
STATE OF COLUE:Aio.
COUNTY OF FREMONT
In the District Court. Eleventh Judirsnf
District.
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THE COLORADO INV EST
MENT AND REALTY COM
PANf. corporation. Plain
rEENE W. DYE. W. H. Fl.
DYE. II. = DYE. MATTE
DYE HARRIS. MARY DYE
COMES AND q. X. g DYE.
absolute and only heirs al
law of CHARLES T. q
DYE. deceased. PHILIP n.
NORMAN AND j. +. GRIF-
FIFTH. as executors OF the
last will and testament and
OF the estate of WALTER
WORKMAN. deceased; THE
ST u a T II NJ OF f HOTEL.
COMPANY. a corporation:
the FIRST y 4 TIOSA
BANK of Temple. Texas. "A
national bank corporation:
THE DANIELS AND FISH
EE STORES COMPANY. q
corporation, and Bt.AiNf.
ROGERS. rs Public Trustee.
in and Sor Fremont County.
state OF colorado. Defend
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WAS A VISITOR IN PUEBLO
TUESDAY

Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Marccilus and
son. Virgil. OF III East New York av-
enue. South Canon. were visitors in
Pueblo on Tuesday where they were
guests of Dr. and Mrs J. H. Smith
aud family. Mrs Marcelius and Mrs.
Smith are sisters-inlaw.
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WILL SHORTLY REMOVE TO
PuEelo

= Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underwood and
family are planning to remove to Pu-
ebio about October where they expect
10 make their home during the win
ter Mr.. Underwood WAS in Pueblo a
few days ago endeavoring to find a
suitable house in which 10 reside.
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First pub. Sept. 6. 1917.
Last pub. Oct 4. 1877.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-09-27
RETURNED TO SALT LAKE CITY
SUNDAY

Mr.. Saunders. who had been visit
ing here for several days as the guest
OF HIS sister. Mrs. y u. woplford. in
East Canon. left Sunday afternoon for
his home at Salt Lake City. Untii
coming here Mr. Saunders had not
seen his sister for twenty ok years.
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Ni-s Catherine Hsaarlokson has re
turned 10 Canon City from pleassn
vacation OF six weeks duration. sper
in varioua parts of the state.
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4 post card 10 tho Daily Record
a few days ago from T. Thomas. for
mcriy In the furniture business here.
but for the last year or so a resident
OF Roswell. New Mexico. says that he
and Mrs Thomas will leave Roswell
shorty and will probably return to
Canon City to make their home.
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HERE FROM RED CLIFF FOR
SHORT VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones motored
down from Red ciir on "Wednesday
for short visit with Canon City
friends. During their stay here they
will be the guests OF the Z. w Thom
ss and Arthur L. Earl families.
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Gov. and Mrs. Jas. H Peabody
vent To Denver on Rio Grande train
No. 10 Monday morning where they
expect to spend the greater part of
he week During his stay there Gov.
Peabody will attend the Masonic
grand lodge sessions.
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PiQue.Nique

La Cour L'Etoile du Nord don
nera son pique-niqu que annuel, jeudi
le IL juliet au Lac Harriet. Tous
les membres, leurs families, ct
leurs amis = sont cordialement IN
vit6s. On SO propose une agr6a-
BILE journee d'amusement qui COM
mencera dAs l'avant-midi ct en- pre-
nant le diner sur leI terrain. La
pr6sidente du comit6 PREVENT les
int6ress6s que le programme .des
jeux don't les r6glements seront
donn6s sur le terrain, s'ouvrira q
deux heures pr6ciseE'1ss de lapres-
midi.
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Bouquet Spirituel
Aux armes, etc.

Les personnes suivantes ont
contribute au bouquet spirituel de
celebrations de messes ct de prize
res, CONNIE Danes de Ste Anne,
pour le repos de Fame de leur
Seur d6funte Nine Duval.
Mines j. Faubert, A. Demers,
Rose l.. Cr6peau, b. Beaudoin,
Tolbelle, M. P. Lambert, L. L.
Beaudette, Stormes, L. Dumas, j.
Noel, Knoblaugh, w. FL. ARIEL, r.
Cr6peau, E. Plante, Joseph Goulet,
B. Pommerleau. Archie Cote, =.
Laferriere, F. Beaulieu. Ct. Seeli-
ger, Thiroux, B. Pelletier, G. Ri
Were, Carter, 3. j. Gagnon, Eug.
Guimont, Rose Guimont, Vengent,
Arbour.
Danes de Ste Anne.
Nine j. Faubert, Pres.
Nine Ed. Plant, Sec,
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AMMO i ! ! 0'NlcEI|::''s'!: ! !! /:

Tar Tsr'f des annonce, d' don.% sur q spp'i-
Demandes d'emploi demaAde de do.
mestiqnes on d'emloyes annonces pour
chamble Ju pension - annonces porr
objets perdus on trouves. sy
Autaux de UN CENT du mot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-07-06

Eczema. Pendant plusieurs
ann6es, 6crit M. Victor CorenAos,
de Brazil, Ind, je souffrais d'ecz6-
ma, ct de maux dams tout le corps;
pendant la mutt, je ne pouvais
presque dormir. Tout ceol await
lieu avant d'avoir employ55 le No
voro. Je me sens maintenant mieux
que jamais auparavant''. Jeu-
mes ct vieux trouvent dens le No
voro une source de sant6 ct de for
ce. II nest pas en- vente dams les
pharmacies, mais il est fourni au
public directement du )aboratoire
des lubricants, le Dr. Peter Fahr-
ney & Sons Co, l9 25 So. #Hoyne
Ave, Chicago. III. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-07-06

Nous enverrons un numero specimen
du journal toute personne qui On fsys
demande
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-07-06

tions d6sorganisArent un peu ls
bande des moucEards 4 la solde
|des Allemands; mais pour peu dc
temps, il ny fut question que de
DELFT forester, de resistance q ur
agent de lautorite.
Fessmann pr6tendlt quill igno
rait tout, >et le cafetier fut seul at
TENT par la fermeture du boucho1
ct trois mois de prison.
On pindemnisa en- cachette, ct l.
bande Sc reforma un peu plus loin
Nous lee retrouvons unis
Thannberg ct a Mailer dams leul
haine contre la Maison Foresti4re
contre dc bons serviteurs de ls
France.
LIE Cog Girls fut lui-meme d6si.
gn6 dams les rapports CONNIE r0
deur don't il faudrait Sc meier.
En- attendant, ct sur les indica.
tions de Laurence, lie Coo Girls
serra de pres d6sormais Fessmann
ct Gle.
II obeissait a sa petite refine avee
une ardeur d6vouee, un flair admi.
rable:: ellie etait la tete qui pense
ct le bras qui execute.
Mais nous voici revenus aux pre-
mieres heures de linvasion, au
moment Oh LIE Cog Girls 6dif6 par
la vue des casques a pointe ct le
bruit lourd des bottles allemandes,
a cru devoir courir q la Maison Fo-
resti4re.
L'heure grave await some.
I lie braconnier allait devenir SOL
dat de la France, s'6lever jusqu'a
Ph6ro1sme dams la defense du sol
national, hacher les Prussiens
CONNIE chair a pat6s, devenir leur
bette noire, ct enfin poss6der Lau-
renee en- reprenant dams Ia soci6t6
le rang que les myst9res doulou-
reux de sa naissance lui await fait
perdre.
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L'INvAs1oN

Rien dams les allees ct venues
ou dams l'aspect de la Maison Fo-
restiere n'indiquait, simon que I'on
y connut l'approche des Allemands,
du moins que Pon sen inqui6tat
beaucoup,q ,quand LeCoq Girls arriva
au carrefour de la Croix aux Be-
casses, son lieu de rendezvous lie
plus ordinaire avec Laurence.
Les vaches ct Pane broutaient
tranqulllement Ga ct Ia l'herbe des
avenues, les poules picoraient sous
/, les auvents, des fromages ct des
prunaux s6chaient dams des ca.
geots ou sur des claies, des robes
ct des vestes d'hiver, de la literie
ct des rideaux 6taient 6tendus sur
des chaises, sur des tas de bois
pour y prendre Palr, y 6vaporer la
moisissure,
Les habitants ne devaient pas
etre loin.
En- efet, quelques femmes er.
raient par les jardlns, cueillant des
haricots, ramassant des PORES. ar
rachant des pommes de terre pour
le souper, femmes de gardes ct
femmes d'amis de St-L6onard We
nues en- vacances, avec leurs en-
fants, a la Naison Forestiere.
Les gardes, eux, 6taient en- foret
car, depuis la cessation du travail
dams les usines des environs, les
delits de bois ct de gibier avaient
triple.
On n'6tait pas gal d la Maison
Forestiere, mais on ne s'inqui6tait
, encore pas beaucoup.
Lies. Allemands remonteraient
peut-etre au nord, vers les Arden
nes, ct puis on etait 81 loin de tout,
Ia, en- foret, qu'ils ne vjendraient
point houspiller les gems"
Laurence en- savait trop pour
metre pas plus clairvoyante; ellie
'6tait triste, pr6occup6e.
C'6taient bien Ia les 6v6nements
annonc6s par les mouchards hano-
vriens: d6faite ct invasion.
a Aquand le pillage, les incendies,
les fusillades?
Mais ellie dissimulait de son
mieux p6tat de son esprit, de son
c@ur pour ne point r6pandre Ia
larme, trop tot dams son encourage.
A Pheure oh LIE Cog Girls arri-
vait q Ia Crolx aux B6casses, apres
|une course fantastique, Ia jeune
file 9crivait dams So chambre, fe-
metres ouvertes.
Ellie envoyait des consultations q
Iquelques amies du convent don't
les jeunes maris avaient recu por-
dre de rejoindre imm6d statement
leurs regiments ct essayait de- fai.
Ire comprendre 3 d'autres qua Ia
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Viye Ia France /
sf
EterlleIle
LA MARSEILLAISE

Allons, enfants de la patrie!
LIE jour de gloire est arrive,
Contre nous de la tyrannie,
L'6tendard sanglant est lev6! (bis)
Entendez-vous dams les campagnes,
Mugir ces f6roces soldats?
lis viennent jusque dams nos bras,
Egorger, nos fills ct nos compa-
(gnes!
Aux armes, citoyens!
Formez vos batainons!
Marchons! Marchons!
Qu'un sang impur abreuye
nos sillons!
Que veut cette horde d'esclaves
Contre nous en- vain conJurer?
Pour qui ces ignobles entraves.
Ces fers d6s longtemps prepares?
(bis) J
Francais pour nous, ah! quel
outrage!
Quels transports il doit EXETER!
C'est nous qu'on ose m6diter
De rendre q l'antique esclavage?
Aux armes, etc.
Tremblez, tyrans. ct vous perfdes,
L'opprobre de tous les parts,
Tremblez! vos projects parricides
Won't enfn receEoir leur prix (bis)
Tout est soldats pour vous COM
battre
S'ils tombent nos jeunes h6ros,
La terre en- produit de nouveaux
Contre vous tout prets d Sc battre
Aux armes, etc. ]@8
~ :.s.',s.
Amour sacr6 de la patrie,
Conduis, soutiens nos bras ven-
[geurs
Libert6, libert6 ch6rie,
Combats avec tes d6fenseurs bis)
Sous nos drapeaux que la victoire
Account q tes males accents;
Que les ennemis expirants
Voient ton triomphe ct notre gloire
Aux armes, etc.
V
Que l'amiti6, que la patrie,
Fassent Pobjet de tous nos v@ux;
Ayons toujours Fame remplie
Des feux qu'ils inspirent tous
deux (bis)
Soyons unis, tout est possible,
Nos wills ennemis tomberont,
Alors les Francais cesseront
De chanter ce refrain terrible.
Aux armes, etc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-28
s O CT 1T Y

en- the Matsonia Both are glad to be
home in Hawaii.
Mrs. j. ID. Carruth, who has been
the hOuFe-guest of her daughter Mrs.
Robert Duenner, was a departing pas
senger en- the hanoa. ~. ~. IL.
Mrs. Josephine Cornwell,, who has
been in Honolulu for the past six
weeks. leaves for San Francisco next
week. -. --.--...
Mrs. j.. w Wadman left on the
Manoa to join her husband. Rev. Mr..
Wadman, who is in Washington.
Mrs. James B. Houston, Miss. Caro-
line Hughitt and Mr.. F. E. Hughitt
left for Kauai on the Kinau.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. 4. Conrad. who have
been Moana Hotel guests, left for the
mainland on the Manoa.
.Msa = q = ......t
There will be dinner-dance at the
Plessanton this evening. beginning at
s O'Clock. -. ..#:.e,. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Wilcox were de-
parting passengers on the Kinau for
s.. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frear and young
daughter left on the Manoa yesterday.
a.. > = 4 e..r% s
Miss Lucille Kittson was a depart
ing passenger for Kauai last evening.
= ~
Mrs. A. w. van Valkenburg was a
returning passenger on the Matsonia.
= -. = =
Mrs. Carl Hardigg is entertaining
with a tea this week at Laniakea.
=
: Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Cecil are back
from their. Hawaii trip. :,
Mrs w. T. Balding of Hilo is a
visitor in Honolulu
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NEW TERM OF NIGHT +
SCHOOL AT Y. N. H.
WILL OPEN TUESDAY

Working in cooperation with the
men of the Z. s. army who are trying
for commission examinations during
the coming year. the. Y. NJ. {. A. is
making special efforts to offer men
work in mathematics and English
which will prepare them for the tests.
These features will be offered in the
new term of the Y. NJ. c. A. right
school which opens Monday night.
The regular 1nrm closes Friday
night. this week having been given
over to examinations for certificates
IN the various 90 classes held at the
Y. VI. c. A. The examination papers
will be corrected and examined by the
educational committee and the awards
made.
The new term IRON April = to June
% will offer an opportunity for young
men and boys to take courses in II
subjects. All of the commercial work
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will be continued
during the coming term. Beginning
courses will be started in typewriting.
bookkeeping and accountancy. bust
ness Er glish, commercial arithmetic
and spelling. The shorthand that is
being given will be advanced speed
practise. hi.
Among the other courses offered
will be beginning class in penman-
ship. beginning English, general arith-
metic. algebra and machine shop draft
ing and mathematics. -. b.. !
The employed boys school of the
" will continue regular sessions
until June. A new class will be start
ed next Tuesday night.
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NEW FEATURES ARE
INTRODUCED FOR
YOUNG HOTEL GUESTS

'.Tiffin on the roof" Is the latest
attraction to be inaugurated at the
popular Alexander Young Hotel by
Manager Harry E. Stinson. Service
of afternoon teas. salads, sandwiches
and light lunches will begin simnlta-
neously today with new change OF
program by Anita Heymans and Flea
nor Bravo, both Of San Francisco. the
latter recently =: the Cliff House. !
Miss Heynans, who was five years
with Sassasa's hand, has a powerful
dramatic soprano voice and Mss Bra
vo, besides being singer OF charm.
is an artist on the violin. They take
the place of Edwin House and Miss
Lillian TGhin. who have been so pop
ular here for several weeks
Friday night q concert will be Civ
en- by House in the Young Hotel par
lors with Frank Moss as aecompan!st.
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change. later took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and soon
felt change for the better. I took it
until was in good healthy condition.
] recommend the Pinkham remedies to
all women as have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MILFORD T. Cum.
MINGs, S22 Harmony St., Penn's Grove,
N. j.
Such testimony should be accepted by
al women as convincing evidence Of
the excellence of Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as q remedy for
the distressing ills Of women such a.
Disbursements, inflammation, liberation,
backache. painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments.
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MR.. C. II. WILEY A INNER HOST
The Pleasan:on kote! was the set.
ting for unique and attractive din
ner ON Tuesday evening when Mr.. c.
II. Wiley presided as host
The dinner was served on the side
lanai, which was screened In with
american flags and the event had a
strongly international flavor.
The table ecotations were of flags
made from fresh flowers.
The American flag and Chinese
were composed Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and 5apanese asters and a flor.
al star composed o. red asters was
an added attraction.
Over the dining table was suspend
ed a huge Chinese lantern which cast
a soft. pretty glow oye- the board.
MIR. Wiley's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. y. x. Brown. Capt and Mrs. r.
L. Ncsgle. AIR. and Mrs. r. N Leach,
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Fong. Rev. and Mrs.
Norman c. Schenck, Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid Cary Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X
Al, NJ. and MIS-. A. II. Tarleton, Mr..
and Mrs. William X F. zap, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Var, Mrs. l. J. Dane,
Miss Harbaugh. ar8 Riley H. Allen,
Mrs. L. c. Lee, Mrs. Mary Chang, Mrs.
Jcsernine CornwA, Mrs. A. NJ. Ford,
Miss Ruth Ho. Mrs. Tsang You, Rev.
Akaiko Akana, DR.. Synghman Rhee.
Rev. Wong Psot'ng and Rev. Yuen
TO Puv.
Mr. Wiley, who has been residing
here for several months, has made a
ia a
to many elements Of the Melting Pot
Of Races" Yesterday was his birth
day--a fact which he kept secret until
the dinner begsn-and he invited HIS
friends Of several races to celebrate
the occasion. A pleasant and hospit-
sble host, his dinner was one Of the
striking manifestations of the broad,
friendly spirit of Hawaii.
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A RECEPTION TO A DISTINGUISH
ED VISITOR
Miss Jessie Rae. and Mrs. Magruder
GoIden Maury arte giving reception
en- Thursday afternoon from 3 TO 6
c,dock to meet the Countess OAR
t.gues, very distinguished American
wOman OF French lineage. who plans
u9 maze ner NOME IN tdiI htWali, sue
comb.ng to the fascination of our
country.
Honolulu society Is very cordially
Invited to meet this charming and In
teresting wonssa who plans to live
here.
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BANGING AND .GYMNASTIC EX-
HI6ITION
Kamehamsha School for Girls is Civ
ing an exhihitlon of dancing and gym.
nastics on Friday evening. March sO.l
al p. m; at the school hall In
case OF Indictment weather on Friday
ekening the exhibition will be held on
Saturday evening. at the same hour
and place. All friends Of KamehamesI
ha are mos cordially invited to at
tend.