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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
Declare que su hija es la
fatara esposa de! ioven
mas rico del mundo'
Una mzdre fue !Iamada ante Ell juez
para anone.tarla porque su
hija no iba a la escuela


Ha Sido va escojida Ia futura csposa
le Juan Nicolas Brown, de Pasadena.
California Y Providence, R. l.. c%onoc!-
do como Eel nino mas rico del nun
do, de acuerdo con la sonora Rosa
Diestelhorst, de esta ciudad, Y la fu-
.ura novia no sera otra que 81 hija
1lvira, que cuenta ahora trece amos
de edad.
Tai revelation fue hecha uno de
,stos dias en- la Corte Juvenil, al ser
llamada ALI la nina Elvira por no
~:oncurrir con la r~egulGridad debida 4
a escuela publica.
"Pero, senior Juez. 81 cast a diariU
~concurre a la escuela.-Dijo Ia madrc
Mi hija es una nina encantadora.
Que puede listed decir contra una
nina tan bonita?"
Sonora. yo no estoy diciendo ma
da en- contra de su hija. iDios me IL
're ue eiio' NO Pue"o "e" ".
" Mn" mas su"p" F"'
MI Lflou'aI' Pe'o "e"e q"e '''>"
III d "l"tlo " |" eso"e'"' ""'F"'
ma pert" en- h'1e'''
%FeFo que le import" e''"
escuela. senor juez? Ademas, csta
- a,r .,, -, millnDu-
nr"Nima a caS"rSe co" u" "'"o'"-
no
"A casarsc con un Millionaire.
Una nina de trccc amos, casarsc con
un Millionaire? Sonora esta nina so
O dche cohIaF con u' SoS'e"' ," HIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
UlA ACUSAC!0H CONTRA Il
DEPARTMENT. D. GUERRA
IA PAStaW IA (uAhDIA NJ.
CIONAI OIL tSI'DJ Dt low

DES MONIES, Febrero 2l.-El
Scnador del Estado de Iowa adopt0
la resolution de acusar al EjGrcito d
los Estados Unidos v al Department
to de Guerra. de cometer "acciones
anti-amcricanas Y de imputar a cier-
tos ~oficiales del ejercito regular. de
haber intentado ell "descredito Y In
destruction" de la Guardia Nacional
de Iowa.
n;,ha resolution sera enviada d!
Presidcnte de Ia Republica, al Sc
.re:ario dc Guerra Y a los miembro5
del Congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
OBR.AS DIkERSiS

NlH.utquc iUslraLo para 1877 ...... ; O.S'
ARE dc ccLar las Cactas poT medic de Il
D.Ta,a c>pdlu!a. ~
GlullOlrra 4" Ia rlSa. OOTa Caii!Z De hactl
r,.s~ = los muHrlOS. Dos iOmOS tela 20
1Iylviu4@uu u los DOce Parcs de fTanCla
i u rji>':Ca -. e. e. e. q. "!
..Ot.-O DEL amor -. e. -. .. &. VI
!Ir.IuHar!y del amor. Ubra amenlSlma %,
Lon Juan IrupT!U .. e. e. -. =. V.fI
ii ANA q, ,.>l. iula d. /. muicr cduCada
"a uial.ria Dc Cuciua, mUda, etc. $50
II calculator del algOG0n. utl para sem.
hratufe>. rtlCdd0r"s ' trafIcanteS . U.b'
81 'jUru 8r las maircs .-............ O.IJ
IL rruust zero dc lD> "HamOradOs ....... O.Jl
l>tiip GENERAL ~ CartaS. 10
L NcrGaG'Ig LibTO d" GRO. PTaClicaS dr
mI.ugil-:ug. hlTaOll-IHp ' suggestion. Co
lr.-c Cl dpUCamicn,O, rata dc VOluUlad '
rurr.I, l"rLlda>. Con 81 sc adquier"
Ia .ucrzq. il frlir!dad, Ia vida -. &. 300
n.It Ict Ju=IGur de pci2ia - -. -; "
.,raiu,ilra lei amor. LlbrltO original 0.j"
,.l.lt ru.urIr;a del amlnsadOr de caDaI!oS '
re-. pICaGUT .. e. .. 80 e. .. l"oI
'~l.>,pr:a de i'criolGy. \ Ia ruStIca -. O'2'
Lurgu> dc manOs, o sea eI aFie ue mace
.lgr2u> mucrlig, Ic SocicGad. Collection
dc Juc@os GIyCrlidOS y adlyinanzaS O.3o
~ >lCiO> rNrlIraduS pOr el MaglCo %
A-,ranal. { IOHD lcia. con laminaS. O.jj
"a Jr.huuI ippulIT. NUdelOS dc dl>cursCs
para rjgSiaS ,~OriGlcS, patT!ntlCaS J ram
Ia:c>- Hiiuuu>, bipsrdIiaS. etc -. %.
= I-y,.fGr arr..~lrguA en- Mexico. Detallcs
r|rdIIru~ Ir IL iona de NCracruZ.. ~
80 .,r, .,ds rlssr dc Intermediates -. O.5.
a. ..,I \ MA r.,rflr-. \ "a rtlsiIca... o.
a.. f.ri :, MA r,rhr,. ErErasladI.. %
In mi y ian Gl4,. CUcnrus $raDcS. turrn-
) i,;-A-. irdfIrIlUs al castclldI!0 e. ~.
. H., ,r L.. ,u,rp, . 1900. 0.3-
,nrn r. "a. rhI,l.., . . . . o.:
,;ln,loi. 10 IA era Dr. ralIInaS g.. . -
,igrI..rI dr r.,,lrIrrlt : rcpuslcrla -. ~
,rI"..l. r.rrTlr,o dc srlrcu. pUr don lila.
WI, ~ '."l --' Il -
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
los AI.EANES ESTAN SECURES
DE QUF So. d. . . .......
Nirur tIr IL %>rJUria plana).

liarcs que So anunci0 cl dia l6 que
haoian Sido hundidos por I'm solo sub
marine. en- un periodic de tempo de
veirticuatro horas, uno dc ellos era
el "Afric."
LOS informes ingleses dieron cuen-
ia en- Is dc febrero. solamente de la
iErIida del "Afric," eS decir, de un to
ne!aie destruido correspondence q la
cuarta uartc del que en- realidad fuG
echado a pique en- esa fechs por los
submarines aiemaneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
NOvCIaS Il 10 CentsyOs

irl- de buS;ar marIdo.
lIupr y uarj,rju.
CaIyaTIn IL, amor.
III u,ytr prrSrad0.
n ~uurrllorIn dc las solleras.
III nararS0 dc las muicrcs.
81 inferno dr las hOmbres.
II hsd1 dc Ia. mares
II MIDI ~ rr,r.rT0rcs
., collar ito rsrueraidas
ri min II. rms, IIfrs-
m =, nr 1,s utI,s
II alma en- mn hc-p.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22

la maestro imprimia en- los
ninos sus atavismos psiquicos. Y por
10 tanto nina los Fundamentals de
su earacteT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22

Cuando nccesite ribro 5 en- espanol
dirijase = ignacio L. Lozano.-607 DO
Iorosa 81. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
RELIGION

-.srsE, ; usH
tA-DtH ~ rP.,lf, U.io
CowulElayr GENERAL d" M
Caierl.sa0 Dc Ps--e.rraE'sa. -" lg-
Tlsygrloa.-.o G~4lGaiu3ann- -
II Geri0 tHt Cr.si'aa!sHle. 1's'n'aS fSSHSa
81 hogar. EtIr'du 10 mo -" -
rTos9rs Elemtuial. por t~alcpsa- -
HiStoyia S4gra.,a '.sb-o del tnt!sto y AGs
20 TtsJamrnlo Gar .conu"Fc Ia n. s,JI
Dc! pueblo de Israel. vienaose ,!",ahlsu
Il como s. prepsT5 Ia ycnIta del Nes.as
Eciri5n De iuIO. e." 90.
Ia Imitaci6n Dc CTls'G. '" ~ q
LEyalle me1icauo DC o~FaCIUnc5. ~
ms Na-tircs. y 81 trIUUfo d" 10 rehs:v.
crisilans, pcr C~hstcaubFiali ." "a.
p.1Ieno Lsyslle de 10 Iuve1tud- . E" ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-22
N0NLL.As ~pINER>As

,b.ltrt.a Y ElOisI 30. 10. -. ,'-'
N..r1-3 % los cGurru> ruil'rcDii!Ii>'AS. >'
III, .n..\ ,rlIa. las i''Hp- -....--. !'-'
Fan trtl-n-e ,lr. Il. Naurha. Ed. IL" lu-" ~
. 70, = 80 ~ t,IIvr.a. il.rHC>G "hTa, ba>a
4! 1A'.' q, ...., H., r,I,.r,lur del Maua.-
"a :" ~, .r,,,I.. b!ru .m,aetaGn re-. T."
. r.".l.l, -graira.y. phvrt.da : llIs-
- ~, .It ,r.yrcaua e. .. 20. ,. . = 90
- f,rnn..iu % IurIr.r u" L~t-dE"cfc ~.
Il amor w. d., ",.'''. - ;nI, ~
a., IMAM. ID. IT, r"it>. ~r>Uuua I'a''r a.
Hr.c..UI. J.tIiGu lpI."N. ,t.A -,
II ,nrrI. Il" Nuui--ri~l" : la 4dhJ ~
H~srl's. .r-- l"hI"s =Gau!'H - "
Z ;ydrn Lrrau,r 80. 90. o. e. -
500 .lr.,,, -. Oh
a. l3p lUa!t-',tsnu ~
Ill EucIidnl IT,! ra.
E>IAtA> u, ,,r ,'arrrly
~lJ.ig"I! u" !cEue' 'vi ia.
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toplGn> MLN!ChNO>

lbtf.8 civil &c. --- -- -
Zodiac lie rruryUrtHIenlU> ci't.HS 100 ~
TditSo FeuaI 90. -. -. .- O. l.
r6dicr dc I.rnredlfrIeDiyS pcnaieS.... t.
,.GLt-D de CUmrrCIO -. -. -... -... 1t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
~ the Trouble7

There are three states with less
population than Vermont 1854, 1927.
They are Arizona 1858, 666), Delaware
q 4,270) and Nevada (10s 1882 Up TO
June 20 the number Of Nevadans who
had enlisted in the regular army was
500, Delaware $ contribution was 1913,
Arizona's 1s7 and Vermont's 70. YER
monters make splendid soldiers, none
better; there was STANDARDS brigade
in the Civil war. General Reynolds
could not say enough OF its valor What
is the matter with Vermont in the
worlds war of 1877 New York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04

The pupils Of the 5th and 9Th
grades 81 the village school having
no absent marks during the spring
term are Helen Harlow, Leo Free
hart, Glend0n Metcalf, Alta Baldwin,
Florence Miles, Ia Kennisons David
GerO, Marjorie Mc(Of and Arland
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
GLOVER GLEANTNGS

r. r. Monkey Of Fitchburg. Mass,
visited his cousin, Mrs. g. A. Hum
phrey, last week.
c. c. King and G. L. Young attend
ed the recent Congregational confer
enee at Irasburg.
The Anderson school taught by
Tsadore Skinner. closed June Esd with
a picnic at Stone pond.
Ida Wright has gone to Boston to
take Up the study Of stenotypy at the
summer session at Simmons college
Gladys Huntington has been visit
ing Isadore Skinner. Miss skinner
is now at Johnson attending summer
school.
CLYDE Barber went to Burlington
last week and enlisted in the quar-
termaster's reserve. he Is at home
awaiting call.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F Wright. Mr..
ard Mrs. J. 6. Portland. Mrs. y. a..
Lyman. Mrs Emily Baker and Mrs.
r. w. Buchanan attended the Sun
day school centennial at Greensboro.
Bruce Buchanan and friend. Wales
Hawkins. took a two-day mountain
hike last week, g0nig from Dnderhill
over Mansfield to Smugglers' Notch
and from there to Jeffersonville. Nj
merous. snowbanks were found on the
summit Of the mountain.
The current issue of the Vermont
Missionary says: rs it necessary for
church to suffer the loss that comes
from a long vacancy between pastor
ates? The experience of the West
Glover church says, No Their pas
tor left there the last Sunday in May
and new pastor viii begin the first
Sunday in July If you want to
know how this was done, write Chas.
F. Wright, West Glover"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
Commissioners Notice
Estate Of Charles IL. JosIYn

THE UN DERSIGNED. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Orleans, COM NJ ISSIONE RS
to receive. examine and adjust the claims
and demands OF all persons against the
estate of Charles h. Joslyn, late OF Browning
ton in said District. deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give notice
said at the residence of Mrs. q. H Joslyn in
the town of Bloomington in said District on
the a3rd day OF July and z3rd day OF Deem
Der next from ten O'Clock a. N. until three
O'Clock d. m. on each of said days and that
six months from the 18th day OF June
A. u. 1917. is the time limited ~ said court
for said creditors TO present their claims TO
US for examination and allowance
Dated a. Bloomington this zIld day OF
JuIy, A. ID. 1917
H H DAY.
GEO LITCHFIELD.
27-2a commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
GREENSBORO

Mrs. Irving Hull is recovering from
the measles.
Mrs. Haines of Cabot is visiting
her son, H, II. Haines.
Fred Hin Of Fryeburg, Me-, is
working for Henry Miller
Mrs. Calderwood of st. Johnsbury
is visiting at A. E. Jackson's.
Mrs. Rose Tolman has been at G.
Y. Simpsons for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Morse have
George Howard Of Montpelier is
visiting his grandfather, George Por-
ter.
Mr.. and FRS. J. H. harrington
were st. Johnsbury visitors last
week.
John Barr Of Bakersfield visited his
sister, Mrs. j. II. Darlington, last
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell and Mrs.
Alpha Gebbie were st. Johnsbury VS.
itors Saturday.
FL. P. Anderson and family Of st.
Johnsbury are occupying the Dawson
cottage for the summer.
Rev. Mr.. Urban and family Of As
+ toria, l. l., have come to the Harris
cottage for the summer.
Rev. F. P. Murch of Providence, R.
l., occupied the pulpit of the y. P.
church as a candidate, Sunday.
Miss Alice Speir was in johnson
last week attending the graduating
exercises of the normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Simpson re
turned Tuesday from weeks visit
with relatives IN Manchester, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien have
moved into the upper tenement of the
Wiley house on North Main street.
Mrs. VI. S. Eichelberger of Wash
/ ington, D. c., is at her cottage, at the
south end Of the lake for the summer
| Topic for c. e. prayer meeting
Sunday evening will be, Tried and
Proved" Leader, Mrs. F. G. Kinney
The Grange play, valley Farm, .
was repeated in Glover Tuesday ovo-
ming. A supper and dance followed
the play.
Mrs, v. II. Lukens and children OF
West Philadelphia have arrived al
their cottage, Towamencin, Aspen
hurst, for the summer.
The Greensboro boys played the
Bend boys a game of baseball at the
Bend one day last week and won from
them by a score Of 20 to 4.
The subject for the Junior C. E
Sunday evening will be, Lessons
from the Shepherd Psalm" and the
leader will be, William Darlington.
Misses Mildred and Aida Fair
| banks returned from johnson last
week, where Miss Mildred has spent
the year as student of the norma
school.
Four or five families thathave come
from Montpelier and Barre recently
have been quarantined because of the
prevalence of infantile paralysis il
those places.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
IRASBURG


Mrs. Delbert Macie is on the sick
lit.
Mrs. John Simino is again confined
to the bed.
Miss Elsie Huntington is visiting
friends in Foster, P. Q
Mrs. NJ. A. Wells spent Monday
with her niece in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McGoff are en-
tertaining Miss Newman Of Keene,
N. H.
A. B. Post of Newport visited his
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Clough, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Goodwin spent the first
part Of the week with her daughter
in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Edgar Laclair and daughter,
Alice, of Lowell, spent yesterday at
7. c. Fishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Healey and
Mrs. Lenos of Orleans spent Sunday
at A. G. Healey's.
Mrs. L. S. Eaton of Lyndonville
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Phillips last week.
Charles Besaw, who has been in
poor health for long time, IS now
/ confined to the bed.
Mrs. Willard Going and children Of
Barton visited her brother, Z. N.
Knapp, over Sunday.
Master Irving Brewster of Newton,
Mass, has come to spend the summer
at the Brewster farm.
Miss Elsie Skinner and Miss Gladys
Huntington have gone to attend sum-
mer school at Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Skinner Of
Manchester, n. H., are visiting his
sister, Mrs. T. c. Corley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Besaw Of
/ Orleans visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Besaw, over Sunday.
DR.. P. c. Templeton and family
and DR.. Homer Bogue and family
spent yesterday at Lake Eden.
Frank King, who has been work
! ing at Coventry, was called home by
the serious illness of their baby.
/ am now selling my millinery at
reduced prices.
Miss c. L. Seavey. ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Besaw have
moved from Charles Sylvester's tene-
ment into Mrs. j.. Simino's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Holman heve
returned from her home in Canada,
accompanied by her brother, Charles
Knapp.
Fred Twsmbly, Mr.. and Mrs, Ray
/ Twombly, Miss Jessie Lanou and FL
wood Kennison motoredto Burlington
Sunday.
Miss Verna Sears, who has been
home from johnson for a few days,
returned there Monday to act as pi-
anist during the summer session
Mrs. Frank Harris and children Of
I St. Johnsbury are spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. >.
Drew. Mr.. Harris was here over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Besaw Of
Westfield and Mrs. Archie Smith Of
Lowell were called here Sunday by
the serious illness Of their brother
Charles Besaw.
The supper given by the Mems club
Of the Congregational church Tues
day evening Of last week was q
splendid success both socially and r.
nancially. Proceeds, $93.
Fred Shannon has sold his farm
known as the Mitchell farm on the
mountain TO Charles LeTnos & Son Of
Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon have
returned 70 their farm IN Derby.
The W. H. N. S. and the Light
Bearers Of the Congregational church
viii hold a lawn party on the parson-
age lawn Saturday evening, July IA
weather permitting. Ice cream and
cake VIII be served.
The pupils Of the 5th and 9th
grades Of the village school having
no absent marks during the spring
term are Helen Harlow, Leo Free
J hart, GlendOn Metcalf, Alta Baldwin
Il Florence Miles, la Kennison, David
Ger0, Marjorie McGOf and Arlanc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04

Mrs Twomhly Of Waterbury visit
cd her brother, l.. B. Wellman, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Davis are en-
joying few days at Willoughby
lake.
Miss Lucille Hobson is home from
Morrisville where she has been in
school the past year.
We note the name of Ralph A.
Bates Of Newport as captain Of Com
pany II. Of the 1st VT volunteers.
r. W. Lawson Of New York, bac-
teriologist Of the u. s. government,
is in town looking after importations
Of cream.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
CUSTOM WOOL CARDMG

Hand spun knitting yarn and wooden rolls.
Small bundles Parcel Post. Wool left at
Seayer store. North Troy: Cars Store,
Newport: Ruggles Store. West Burke: card
ed and returned at I0c per bundle extra
price carding and greasinR l0c; washing.
greasing and cafding lac. Season closes at
mn ! BARTON WOODEN MILL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04

The nautical mile is often incorrect
" called a knot. but a knot Is a meas
ure Of both distance and time II f.
correct 10 say that a vessel makes ten
knots, but TO say that she makes ten
knots an hour Is tautology.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04
DERRY

There win be a meeting to discuss
the new cooperative creamery which
is to be erected at Newport, at the
kittredge schoolhouse on the Lake
road in West Derby Thursday night
at 8 o'clock. There viii be a meeting
IN the town hall at Derby Center Fri
day night at 8 o'clock to discuss the
same subject
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-04

Selectmen Of the town Of Irasburg.
27-28
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nusry clearance Jco January

a Heart.to-H Heart Talk with J.C.O.
II would be a senseless policy. leading nowhere
save into trouble. to carry slow selling goods
forward from season to season with the expec-
tation Of eventually getting their fun cost
prices For no fault Of their own. certain lines
have not sold as readily as we thought and
therefore they now pay the penalty d this Jan
nary rslncti6 heavy one as the prices
clearly snow.
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MRS. J. l.. YOUNG A BRIDGE
H. HOSTFSS


Mrs. ]. L. Young was a hospitabie
bridge hostess on Thursday of this
week. honoEipg Mrs. ]. W. CaldwelIs
cousin. Mrs. Henry Richmond Lee,
who Is wintering in Honolulu. The
rooms were attractiyely decorated
with ent flowers, palms and plants,
When scores were counted it was
found that Mrs John Lennox had
scored highest and she was given a
creamer and sugar basin. and Miss
Jean Angus. for holding the next
highest score. was given a pair Of
hat pins.
Mrs. Youngss guests were Mrs, Hen
~ Richmond Lee, Mrs.ssI. w. Caldweil,
Mrs. G. Schmutzler Mrs. Kenneth
barnes. Mrs. George Brown. Miss ARM
strong, Mrs. u. Mclean, Mrs. Arthur
&c. Davidson, Miss Myra Angus, Miss
Jean Angus, Mrs John Lennox. Mrs
slNynant, Mrs, Horace Vaughan, Mrs.
Charles Heiser, AIRS. Byron f, Noble,
Mrs. Ernest CLARK. Mrs. Fred Carter,
Mrs. Marcia ireland, Mrs. c. Savage.
Miss Katherine Wcodford, Mrs. Am.
brose Wirtz MRS. q Rowland, Mrs.
Howard Ellis Miss Barnum. Mrs I'D.
win Benner, Mrs. Frank Bachelor and
Mrs. g. 7ende = !.
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MAJ. AND MRS. EDWARD CARPEN.
TIERS DINNER

The Country Club was the scene
on Thursday evening OF one Of the
prettiest dinners given there this win
ter, with Mai and Mrs. Edward Car
renter entertaining. The large oval
table was very handsomely decorated
with deep gold chrysanthemums and
trailing asparagus vine The floral ar
rangement was very artistic and ef-
fectfye. The evening after dinner was
spent in social conversation and lis
tening to several expert guitar play
ers playing with the steel. .:.
Maj. and Mrs. Carpenters guests
were Governor Lucius (. Pinkham,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Frederick s.
Strong. Brig Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Treat, Col and Mrs. lanes b. Holis.
ton. Col and Mrs, Andrew Hero. Jr.
Madame Nellie Mefba. Br. and Mss
Charles Bryant Cooper, Mr. and Mrs,
George Sherman Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nj. Dowsett. Cart. and Mrs. David
Stone, Capt. and Mrs. Louis D. Pepin
and Mr.. and Mrs Conrad G. Won
Hamfa.
. Mrs, Fred Damon IS entertaining
company OF guests at luncheon on
AdoHQay
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-06

place you viii Or
mediate after fdnu this
tssfs sfs family
been that gives
the little word assfsahe Tran Il pave before.
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cot. AND MRS JAMES D. HouS.
TONS, F1TNNER ~.

y e
|. This evening at their upper Nunana
home, Col. and Mrs. James B. Hons.
ton are entertaining at dinner. The
table decorations win be q handsome
basket fffied win golden ''cup-d'ofo''
(cup of gold and pink La France
roses, a very beautiful combination OF
blooms. "a ~ -
Col. and Mrs. Houston's guests will
be Governor Lucius e. Pinkhani, Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel I. johnson, Col.
and Mrs. Richard C. Croxton. Civil En-
gineer and Mrs. W., C. Parks, Miss
Freer, Miss Hughitt and Mr., F. E.
Hughitt ,-s".s.s ).
..,.E-s,ss u . : . - s,szg.s a..
MRS. g. M. GoRTnN AID MISS
G0RToN H0STESSES
Mrs. G. AZ. Gprtoii Of Hartford,
Conn. and Miss e.. Gorton, entertain.
ed at the Pieasanto1 on Wednesday
evening for Mrs. "A. N, Locke. Mr.. and
Mrs L. Tenney Peck and Mrs. New
ton Peck. s, 4 ..~....@.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRED HARRISONS
LUNCHEON d.
! New Years Day Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harrison entertained about 90 guests.
at the Country Club luncheon.
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: CALLING GAYS !
! FOR HONOLULU

&
MISUNDERSTANDING, Maklki. 4
= Tuesdays-Waikiki KapiolanI
= Park. Kaimnssi. PalolO. First I
: Tuesday Fort Rugor.
= wednesdays Nuuanu. Paunul.
= Pacific Heights. First and third
: Wednesdays. above the Nuuanu :
> bridge; second and fourth We'd I
= nesdays, below bridge: fourth I
= Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first 4
= and third Wednesdays, AleWa =
= Heights. =
= Thursdays-The Plains. =
= Fridays Hotels and town. !
fourth Friday; Fort Shafter. first =
= Friday: MaRoa. College Hills. :
y first and third Friday; Kameha- 4
= meha schools, last Friday. :
= saturdays -kalihi, third and
= fourth Saturdays.
= Fort shafter Calling day Is :
: every Friday :
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At MARE ISLAND

:. CHRISTMAS AT MARE ISLAND i
MARE ISLAND. CAL. Dec. 23.Thc-
Mare Island colony has been busy pre-,
pairing for the big Christmas tree fes.
tiyitics which were held THIS evening.
and as a result no parties were held
during the week Naval Constructor
II. O. Gawne of the hull department
acted as Santa Claus and saw that
ssery ycungster present nj the sail
toft received at least one present from
the WelI.filled tree. The success OF
the affair was largely due to the eff.
forts OF Chaplain j. F. Fleming and
Lieut. Comdr. r. z. Pope Of the ar.
rangements committee. San Fran.
cisco Chronicle /.
liz. = = =
A DINNER At THE RATHSKEl.LtER
j Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, tour.
lists. who have spent several months.
here and made many friends, were
host and hostess nj the Rathskellcr
this week at a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Mex. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Wall and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thompson.
.s. COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
/ On Tuesday evening. January 3. at
5 p. m. there viii be dance at the
Country Club.