Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
COLLEGE WOMEN
FEAST At SEASIDE
Also Raise Money For
College Girls Loan
Fund
CLUBS QUARTERLY MELTING
HAPPY SOCIAL AFFAIR
MISS POPE GAVE INTERESTING
TALK ON HER TRAvElS--Ho.
NOLuLu COLLEGE GOODS
CONCREGATE BY SEA

Three hundred and sevcnty.hve dol
lars raised in fifteen minutes for the.
loan fund. was the most important
item of business In connection with
the quarterly meeting OF the College
Cub. which was held this morning In
the Seaside Hotel following the break.
fast which was served in the lanai.
The meeting was of unusual impor.
lance, as there were several matters
of business demanding the attention
of the members, and the club had also
the pleasure of welcoming six new
members.
Socially the AFFAIR was most delight.
ful. as are all OF these quarterly re.
unions OF the college women Of the
town: and the round table, arranged
In the shaded lanai looking of over
the sparkling blue water and surroiln.
ded by he members In their light
summer frocks and dainty hats, made
most attractive picture.
To the artistic ability of Miss
Tracy was due the decorations of the
table which. though simple, were
oharmingly arranged. Rising from
he center Of the table to the ceiling
was large pillar. and this was
wreathcd with long graceful tendril5
of dark.lcavcd vines. falling In show
or to the white cloth. Large CpCrgacs
Of the lluffy double hybiscus blossoms
in azalca pink. were placed about the
table while the single blossoms and
delicate grecnery were scattered over
| the snowy napcry. The fern.cmbUw.
cred lanai with is swinging baskets
Of canyon ferns. its potted palms and
tropical plants, IL an ideal setting for
such an affair.
After the breakfast business
meeting was held. After the chair,
man OF the loan fund committee had
raised the desired amount of 1915 Tor
FIVE years, other matters were taken
UP. II was voted TO do away with
the constitutional provision of sis
months prerequisite residence fol
new members, so that now womCT
eligible for membership in the clul
may be admitted at once II the clul
so desires. II was also voted that an
assistant for the secretary be 'ap
| pointed.
The matter of the adyisability OF
sharing with DIR. Scuddcr the expense
Of employing visiting nurse In the
Interests OF tuberculosis cases came
up for discussion. and II was votcI
that the Chair appoint IA committee e
look further into the matter ana max,
decision. Al one OF the last meetings
of the club addressed by the late Or
Day he spoke of this matter, whiCl
was very near his heart, and from
that time the members have been In
tcrostcd In seeing his ideas carricI
out. It is qule probable that half o
the expense OF such Q. nurse will b,
assumed by the College Club.
Following the business session
which included other items of mi
nor nature Miss Pope, principal o
Kamehamcha Girls School, spoke on
tertainingly OF "'Thc Joys of IN,
Road" which was short and inter
esting sketch Of her recent month II
Italy. She told In n most pleasin,
manner OF some OF her novel expert
enecs and by her clever descriptions
gave delightful bits Of local color.
Tho new members who were wei
coined at the breakfast this mornin
were Mrs. Scuddcr OF Vassar; Mrs
Edwards of Missouri; Miss MoLco,
and Miss COlwell of Acadia; Mis-
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