Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-17
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coIIeae Club Reception.

Though Pluvtus threatened and
not idly either, as occasional down
pours Of rain testffied-the members
OF the College Club successfully held
their reception and masQue in honor
Of the girls who are preparing for
university. The guests were welcom.
ed at the home of Mrs. w. F. Frear,
on Punahou street, Mrs, Arthur Alex
ander, Mrs. Wallace Harrington and
Mrs. Wilbur MacNeil being IN the re-
ceiving line. After an informal re-
cepuon, the company repaired to the
adjoining grounds Of the Alexander
home where the nasque was held.
This was given under the tree next to
an old vine-clad wall. 1t was a truly.
sylvan scene-the flower dotted vines,
the gnarled old trees, soft green grass
"a fitting background 70 the pretty
masque which was enacted. This was
an allegory entitled Motherhood,
written by a Wellesley undergraduate
and arranged and staged by Mr.. James
Wilder. The principal parts OF the
angel and the mother were taken by
Mrs. W. r. Frear and Mrs. Charles
Loomis who showed considerable
sympathy and cleyerness In their in.
depreciation. They were assisted by
four little tots, the children OF Mr..
and Mrs. Forbes, Rev and Mrs. John
Erdman and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dyer
After the play, refreshments were
served on the lanai Of the Frear resi-.
dence Miss Florence Lee and Miss
Charlotte Hall presided over the cho-
colate urns, others assisting being
Miss Ruth Shaw. Miss Alice Oleson,
oS1r
tin and Miss Margaret Peterson.
Among those noticed at the reception
were Mrs. Arthur Alexander, Mrs.
Wallace Harrington. Mrs. Wilbur Mac
Neil, Mrs. Ballow. Mrs. A. A Ebersole,
Mrs. ID. Scudder. Mrs Gaylord Church,
Miss Florence Lee, Mrs. Lee, Miss
Maud Martin, Miss Charlotte Dodge,
Miss Mary Winnie, Miss Susan Clark,
Miss Alice Oleson, Miss M. Yoder,
Miss van Schaick. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Gaynor, Miss A. ziegler. Mrs. David
0leson. Miss Abbie Dow, Miss Mil.
dred Dow. Mrs. Charles LOOMS, Mrs.
Forbes, Miss Ruth Henry, Miss Stan.
baugh, Miss Mabel Bosher, Miss
Gould, Miss Church. Miss Hester Lem.
on, Mr.. James Wilder, Miss Belle
Johnson, Miss Margaret Peterson,
Mrs. w. c. Hobby, Miss Harriet Need.
ham, Mrs. W. Bryan, Misses Draw.
than. The girls present in the col.
lege preparatory course were Misses
Margaret Austin, Violet Atherton,
Florence Ballon, Evelyn Breckons, 1
Florence Campbell, Edith Carter, Cleo
Case, Emily Cook, Daphne Damon,
Louise Efinger. Garda Eyerton, Ruth
Harrington, Stella Hoogs. Ramona i
Marx, Ramona Morgan, Lydie Mulch, |
Dorothy Peterson, Hester Pratt, Do.
rothy Quarles, Janet Sharp, Kittie Sim
glehurst. Ida Desha, Evelyn Webster,
Shirley Foster, Bernice Smith, Miriam
Clark, Dorothy Raab. Laura Atherton,
Irene Aiken, Merilla Smith. Helen |
Choy. Irene Dawson, Helen Peterson,
All Oe Ting. Kami Okamoto. Marie
Dawson, Helen Moore, Ruth Ho, Myr- !
tie Keefe, Marion Lightfoot, Lillian
Fennel, Alma Widell, Ruth Stebelt,
Marguerite Hills. Maud Neil. Gladys
Grant, Maud Manning, Mary Ho, Geor.
gia Armstrong, Gladys Prant, Inez
Holm, Martha ingalls,, Irene Ahrens,
Katherine Ashley. Margaret Smith,
Mary Smith, Genevieye Taggard, Ma.
bel Wilcox, Esme Damon, Mildred 4
Dow, Mary Walker, Tempe Shelton, |
Adelaide Corneille McCarn, Mary !
Taylor and Hazel Gere. HI.
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Mrs. MecandIess' Tea. !
Miss Marie O'Brien and the Misses
Almond of Seattle were the incen-
tiyes for a very charming tea given
this week by Mrs. John McCandless
at her home on Thurston avenue The
Et,,5
way. Mrs. e. NJ. Watson assisted In
receiving, Mrs. Mamie Phillips
poured tea, and Mrs. ]. w. Jones the
coffee, while Mrs. Arthur Wall pre- .
sided over the punch bowl A very
enjoyable musical program was given
during the afternoon, Numbers being
rendered by the Misses Nellie and
May Marshall, Miss Caldwell and
Miss Margaret Clark.
Q q & $50
Series Of Lectures to BE Given. !
Announcement has been made this
week of a series of four lectures to
be given under the auspices Of the
College Club on consecutive Tues
days, beginning with next Tuesday,
(the 2oth) at the Kilohana building on
Beretania street at 4 o'clock. The
subject will be Community House
keeping" the speakers, DR.. J. s. 8.
Pratt on Some Ascects Of Hygiene"
DIR. w. c. Hobby on The Hygiene of
Ghildhood," DR.. A. N. Sinclair on
"Bacteriology as Woman's Aid" ar.l ]
Mr.. d. L. Wilmington on THE Rights |
of Women" All women who are in.
in these subjects are cordial
ly invited to attend. Il
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