Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-26

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the store was well filed with specta-
fcrs who admired the beautiful bios
SONS. There we're about 400 flowers
on exhibition, 300 of which we're Mr..
Wilder's own creation. Blossoms of
the most delicate shades of pink, yell
low and lavender We'd with each ether
as did these of the brighter and deeper
eolors. Many who saw the exhibition
yesterday expressed some surprise
that the people Of Honolulu have not
made this the Hibiscus City, just as
Portland is the Rose City. II. r. p.
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A November Wedding. 49,.
Miss Constance Simpson has an
nounced November II as the date of
/ her marriage to Mr.. John Ashley. Fur
but in all probability the affair will 5e
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For the Widows and Orphans.
A number of prominent men and
women gathered at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. Sanford b. Dole yesterday
afternoon in response to an invitation
by Mr.. and Mrs Dole, to discuss some
means by which Honolulu can help
those who are suffering from the eff
fects of the great European conflict.
After much discussion it was decided
to devote funds raised in Honolulu to
the widoWsvand orphans of these who
have died Tor the Triple Alliance and
Triple Eftente ~ just what method
will be used in raising the money
has not been decided as yet but with
in the next few days a committee will
be appointed by Judge Dole and fur
Their arrangements will be made by
this committee. .<... -. -. i
At a recent bazaar given by Mrs.
Vanderbilt at the Breakers, her New
pert hcme, $4,000 was realized and
the amount Immediately forwarded to
the Red Cross Association. ~:
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A Shower for Miss Simpson.
Miss Constance Simpson, one of the
is the motif for linen shower at
which Mrs. r. B. Rietow is entertain
ing today. :r.."
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The Freshman Dance.
Pauahi hall, Punahou Academy, was
the scene of gay festivities last night
when the upper classmen entertained
at an informal dance in honor of the
freshmen and new students who have
come to the academy this year. The
ban was taken off the new dances and
a nest enjoyable evening was spent
tripping the one-step, hesitation. lame
duck and. several of the other late
steps. Red and white, the colers OF
the freshman class, predominated in
the decorations and quantities of brill
liant exoras were tastefully arranged
about the hall Pennants from almost
every school and college in the United
States were also much in evidence in
the decorating scheme. . ~: ~.
Three of the teachers, Miss Ethel
Damon, Miss Susan Clark and Miss
the evening The dance committee
consisted Of members of the three up
per classes under the craftsmanship of
Miss MeIe Williams and were Miss
Margaret Smith, Miss Dorothy Hoogs.
Frank Broadbank, Leon Ebersole and
Harvey Hitchcock and splendid music
was furnished by the Hui Nalu quin-
tette club. Some of those present
were: ~. 49, ........
Miss Mele Williams, Miss Violet Du-
cas-. Miss Katie Singlehurst. Miss
Clemence Gifford, Miss Dorothy Hawk,
Miss Esther Hawk Miss Margaret
Young, Miss Ramona Morgan. Miss
Rhcda Bsllensyne, Miss Elizabeth Hob
DIV, Miss Mildred Chaplin, Miss Marion
Chaplin. Miss Hazel auckland, Miss
Rosie Herbert, Miss Peggy Campbell,
Miss Ynez Gibson, Miss Dorothy Guild,
Miss Doris Noble, Miss Dorothy Walk
er, Miss Kathleen Walker. Miss So
phie Walker. Miss Florence White,
Miss Florence Davis. Miss Jessie
Baldwin, Miss Momi Keola, Miss Ma
bel Wilcox, Miss Margaret Myer. Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Beth Woods. Ruth,
and Frances Harrington. Miss Florence
Chalmers, Miss Blanche Wishard, Miss
Margaret Austin. Miss Margaret
Smith. Miss Myrtle Taylor Sybil Car
ter, Miss Ruin Stacker. lima Woods.
Rachel Woods and Charlotte BallOu:'
Frank Winter, Joseph Harrington. Carl
ven Aspe. Donald Ferguson. Billy No
BILE Howard Johnston. LeRoI EI8|
Albert Bush, Roy William I[1.|
Ernest sSmltll. GeoI
stanley Nett smith. ooI1
field. Leon Eberscie. W1I...