Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-14

Lenihan, Miss Lila Mcdonald, Mr., and
Mrs. Stuart Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
hcrace Johnson, DR. and Mrs C. B.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dekum,
Miss Louise Lucas, Mr.. Stanley Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. James Morgan. Mr. II. IF.
Wichman, Mr.. Fred Wiehman. Mr..
Alan Lowrey, Mr.. G, ID. Wright, Mr.. w.
d. Adams. Mr.. Ray Rietow, Mr.. r. w
Perkins, Messrs. Frank Howes, Clar-
ence Oleson, Will Hoogs, William GU
dekirk, Mr.. Boiler, Charles Lyman,
Lieut.. William Rose, Lieut.. N. Camp
anoie, wPiter Rycrofts Ned Steele,
Lew Henderson, Harry Cobb, Joseph
Schwartz, Roy Patten, Bob Purvis,
Watson Ballentyne, Mr. Carrycaugh,
Fred Ort, Robert Cowan, Sonny Mac
Farlane. r.t.e. - T. 3
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Elks' Lava Trail. ~=E IL.
Society is taking an active part and
lively interest in the Lava Trail
fiesta to be given by the, Elks Decem-
Der 5 en- the grounds of the Seaside.
Under the leadership of Mrs. II. il.
Williams they are preparing many OF
the delightful features of the affairs
and all signs indicate that with their
assistance The Elks viii do themselves
proud tbs year. =. ...a4Es-
The Lava Trail" will be given s in,
the aftarnecn and evening Of Gecenl-
Der !, the aftcTnoCn beng decided o.
in cider that children and others Y. BID
would be unable TO be present IN tile
evening might have a chanee to take
in the curious wonders of Lava
Trail. zese
The committees having the affair in
charge are almost equally 6ipsded be-
tween men and women. Airs. VIII
Iiams made up the following Is WON
ems committees yesterday and she
says they are now all actively at work
with Their Preparations:
Ice cTeam--Mrs. g. W. n. King,
cllailman; Mrs. Edward Dahum and
Mrs. Ralph JohrstGne.
Grab bag ais. Paul Schmidt.
Fostt fice4-Mrs. r. W. Robinson.
Messy Beo.h--Grs. .. c. Scptt. ehat-.
man. ard 81 5. X. =. Giayt6a-
Candy-Mis J.. AshEtan BeaFen,
chaifmap. q So
LeEIcnade fruit runch--M-s. Z, C,
Peters. chairman, Ars. Jules AZ. Levy.
Cigars Enl etgarctte5-Mrs. Norman
Watkins sni Mrs. Walter lr:i.ie.
!, Gipsy fortune teIler-Mfs. j. D.
Dcugferty - ~s.-ss-z55a.
Tea be- ck--alrs. Jarlo3 Bieknell and
Mrs. e. a. Jacobson.
Oh liren,s Boc th--sfrf. S. De Freest.
cha rmsn; Mrs. w. L, Emory, Mrs. j.
T. Waysta. L.. E.s, ~
Flowers and Ie's-Mrs. St C. Sayrcs.
chairman: Mrs. Harry Murray Mrs.
Gcc.se Ksuegel and Mrs. ]. L'atle-
man. - 49,
Delacstesscn-M Mrs W. L. Frazee.
Mrs K r. g. Wallace. Mrs.
A. S. Prescott and Mrs. Stanley Steph.
enson. .-.. e.: -. s..-=.
Coffee, sandwiches and pie--Mrs. L.
H. Bigelew. chairman: Mrs. L. A.
Dcuthitt, Mrs. T. O'Brfen and Mrs. Fl.
Glide. IL, tx
Red Cross booth-Mrs Charles B.
Hail. =:
County store-Mrs. ]. J.. Crockett
Fancy work-Mrs. j. W. Jones,
chairman.
Ladies rest house-Mrs. Z. A.
Southworth. chairman.
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A Bride-EIect compIimented.
Miss Irma BalIentyne, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Clifford White, promi-
nent young business man of the
Northwest, win be one of the winters
brilliant social affairs, was the compli-
mented guest at a prettily appointed
luncheon on Wednesday at which Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer entertained. The en-
tertainment was original and unique,
and was shower for the bride-to-be.
The table was set with an oil cloth