Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-21
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h women WHO are dSSISlLhS III NhS
~ preparations for the Lava Trail
will be held the first part OF next
week. Mrs, H.. II. Williams, general
chairman, will call this meeting and at
that time bring up several new plans
which have recently been .formulated,
and assign them to Committee. J
Society women are taking more and
more interest I'm this Elks' celebration,
which win be given December 5 on
the grounds OF the Seaside. The differ
ent committees which began with only
one or two members have five or six,
and In some cases more. now.
Many OF the plans under way by
these women are being kept secret
and are TO remain q secret until the
day OF the fiesta In some cases Efks
are not even taken into their conn
dence. -
The following are some of the wom-
en- who are taking part in assisting
the Elks and are now serving on
committees under Mrs II. ii. VIII
liams: s E
Mesdames Z. III. Bigelow. +. A. DOut.
HIT, T. O'Brien, ri. Glade, Charles b.
Hall, i. ]. Crockett. ]. w. Jones, Il, A.
Southworth, G.. w. r. King, Paul
Schmidt, r. w. Robinson, @. @. Scott
]. Ashman Beaver, f. C. Peters, Jules
". Levy. Norman watkins, Walter
srake, James ID. Donghefty, James
sicknell, Z. A.sJaeo4s99, s. Pc
Freest. w. L. Emory. . 7. Wayson, TT
C. Sayres, Harry Murray, George
Kinegel. r. j. Lindeman, w. l. Frazee,1
X. r. q. Wallace, A. s. Prescott and
Stanley stephenson.
The Eiks' celebration this year
promises 10 far exceed in popularity
that OF any other given by Il. II
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Meeting Of the Aloha Chapter,
N. s. .. A. n.
Cards have been issued for the next
meeting Of the Aloha Chapter N Sc
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
which win be held ON Monday after
noon, November %. at the home of
Mrs. Charles H. Anterior. 705 s. King
street. The subject OF the afternoon
viii be THE South.
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70 Wed AZ the Crcss-Roads.
An interesting engagement that has
Just been announced Is that of Miss
Mabel Bacon and John Stewart Hap.
per Of Kobe, japan. Miss Bacon. who
srrived here Saturday from tour OF
the world. Is at the Hotel Stewart
with her aunt, Mrs. T. B. Moore Of
Santa Barbara, and will sail on the
Siberia on November 81 for Honolulu
where Mr.. Happier win meet her. and
where the marriage viii take place.
Miss Bacon Is san francisco girl
who has made her homie IN Japan
for the past f8df Or II7e years and
IN santa Bareback f6f i few years be-
fore that. She Is the. daughter Of the.
late Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Bacon. whose
home on California, street was thel
scene Of much social activity ID the
past -
Z Miss Bacon Il q, graduate. OF Miss
Vests school and has many friends
In San Francisco society who will
shower her with good wishes She Is
an unusualiy clever girl who went to
Japan and learned the japanese lam
guage and established number OF
free kindergartens under the iurisdic-
tion Of the Episcopal Bishop Of Japan.
Mr.. Happier has made his home in
Japan for 4 number of years and has
written several brilliant and author
itative books on Japanese art After
honeymoon In Hawaii the couple will
SAIL for japan and make their home
II Kobe. where Mr.. Happier has busis
ness interests
During her shirt stay Miss Bacon
viii be entertained II q number OF
informal aifaifs. among them tea at
which Mrs. Alexander Fraser Douglas
will be hostess next week San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
.iuoue and Mrs. t3ofpaard Surprised
BY Friends.
(sneciaI R,,lletin Cerresrnrdencel
LIHUE. Keuai. Nov. 49.--Jndee and
Mrs. c. B, Hofgaard entertained at DIM
per on e ~ llel4.It ID 16nDt 70
their liver wedding anniversary.
Present Is their guests were some who
had witnessed the wedding ceremony
twenty-fife years ago. Those present
were MI II. p Eayes Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Brandt. Or. and Mrs. Alex Brodie Jr,
and Alex Brodie Jr. End, Mr.. e. e.
Nahum Miss E. Hofgaard and the
host and hostess.
After thinner the hostess suggested
bridge whist. but. to her great amaze
ment. one Of the ladies' present exs
pressed her desire to attend the sale
Tor Belgian refugees which. she ar