Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-29

rrOpriate to the purpose OF the club
They hope TO make enough money by
their candy sale to buy new oars and
carry on the general repairing of thu
bOathouse. which is in urgent need
OF attention.
Mrs. Perley L. Horne held an in
formal reception last Saturday after
noon at her home at the kamehameha
schools. Assisting Mrs. Horne in
receiving were Miss Ida Pope, Miss
Knapp and Mrs. Ulrich Thompson.
The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated with purple and white per
Wrinkles and abundant green faFns.
Refreshments were served by the
younger ladies OF the faculty, at small
tables artistically decorated with the
above flowers. Among those present
we're: Mrs. B. r. Dillingham;. Mrs.
Edward Dekum, Mrs D. C. Peters,
Mrs. William Forbes, Miss Maria
Forbes, Mrs w. A. Bryan, Miss klue-
gel, Mrs. w NJ. Graham, the teachers
Of the I1amehameha schools, and
others.
The Greek program which was
scheduled to have been given at Pu-
nahou last Friday but which was post
poned on account Of rain, will be pre-
scented this coming Friday under the
pergola on Punahou's beautiful cam
pus. Several scenes from HON 2r's
Iliad and Odyssey will be included,
which scenes are being prepared un-
der the direction of Mrs Agnes Dri-
yer and Mrs. |. NJ. Cox. A number of
Greek songs and dances have also
been arranged by Mrs. Driver and
will be given in appropriate intervals
in the program.
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The children of st. Clements Sun
day school are very busy preparing an
entertainment entitled "A Spring
Garden which Is to be presented on
Saturday evening. They are most en-
thusiastic about the affair and have
been rehearsing faithfully so there is
every reason to believe the program
will be an excellent one. The pro-
ceeds are to go to the Childran's hos
pital. .
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Last Saturday, meeting of the
Cousins Society was held and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Mr.. George
K. Carter, president; Miss Agnes
Judd, vice-president; Lyle Dickey,
treasurer; and Mrs. r. w. Anderson,
recording secretary. The election of
officers was followed by an extended
discussion regarding the restoration
of the Chamberlain home, the old his
torical landmark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Carter are Wis
itors from Boston, Mass They have
teen travelling throughout the United
States for the past five or six months,
and will spend a month in Hawaii.
After that they plan to visit the
other islands Of the South Seas, prob
ably Samoa and Fiji. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter are at present guests at the
Moana hotel
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. H. Jamerson
entertained at dinner last Wednesday
evening at Fort Shafter Covers were
laid for Admiral and Mrs. c. B. T.
Moore, Gen. and Mrs. William II. Car
ter DR.. NJ A. Delaney, Col. and Mrs.
F. H. French, and Mrs. Fletcher, who
is Mrs. French's house-guest. After
dinner, the evening was spent pleas
antly at bridge.
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Mr.. Walter Williams, dean of the
school of journalism of the UniEer-
sity of Missouri, arrived in Honolulu
Yesterday on the Nippon Maru. Mr.
Williams is returning to the mainland
after a trip around the world which
has included an extensive tour of the
Orient, During his brief visit here
he will be the guest of the local Uni
versity Of Missouri men.
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Brigadier-generAl Frederick Fun
ston, well-known among the society