Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

! Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey. Mrs. Lor-
rim Thurston, Mrs. Walter r. Frear.
Mrs. Arthur G. Smith and Mrs. Isaac
NJ. Cox gave brief talks on the work
which the circle has done and OF the
plans the members have made TO
make Honolulu an ideal city.
Mrs. Thurston spoke largely upon
the garden fete which the circle is TO
give on Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Ath-
erton on King street. Ii is to be a
ehildren's fete although there will be
numerous attractions there 10 interest
the grown ups.
As plans have been made II Is to be
an Eliminated afternoon" for the par
Elephants in the fete will be the pretti-
est OF HonoIulu's kiddies. There will
be real live cabbages running around
the lawns and Dummies and elephants
win have their share In the fun.
There Is to be an amusement zone
which will probably be one OF the
most popular Of the attractions. There
Will be fun In this section for the chill
dren as well as their parents and
while Il will not in any way resemble
the Joy zone at the exposition. many
of it's attractions viii be quite as in
teresting.
There are to be numerous booths at
the fete, some OF them containing
dainty eatabIes and others Christmas
novelties, which at this season viii
be very welcome.
Just at this period everyone is more
or less interested In the customs or
the Japanese, for this week the en-.
peror has declared himself ruler of
the japanese people. And one OF the
prettiest features OF the garden fete
win be the ceremonial tea at which q
number OF Japanese ladies Will pre-
side.
Reception for Punahou Seniors.
The members OF the class Of 1916
were entertained informally at Castle
Hall on Friday evening by the mem
bers OF the faculty Of Punahou and
the board OF trustees. The affair was
informal and one OF the jolliest occa-
sions Of the school year The evening
opened with q number from the male
quartet. consisting or Roland Gay.
Gordon Brown, Joe Meinicke and Don
aid Brown, which was very well re-
ceiyed. Mr. Frank Ebert Midkiff, the
mathematics and English professor
and football coach, entertained the
guests with few recitations In dar.
key dialect, after which Edwin IdeIer,
the music master, rendered q few
pleasing selections. Refreshments
we're served during which the seniors
and professors made the best Of the
opportunity to get acquainted. In the
receiving line were Mrs. Taylor, the |
matron Miss Margaret Austin and |
Miss Myrtle Taylor. Among those |
present were the board Of trustees
the faculty, including President and |
Mrs. A. F., Griffthss Mr. and Mrs. G..
Schmutzier. Miss Antoinette Foster
Miss poYper, Judge and Mrs. Sanford
b. Dole, Mr.. and AIRS Livinest0nel
Mr.. Chase. Miss Dorothy Walker. Miss
Gladys Halstead. Miss Gladys Traut.
Miss Catherine johnson, Miss Ruth /
Seybolt, Miss Louise Idghtfo0t, Miss /
Nuone Lan, Miss Kate Singlehurst /
Miss Florence White Miss Mid Hawk. /
David Wilmington, George Bfomley, i
George Lindley. Ernest Mott Smith, 1
John Clifford. Lorrir ThJirston, Ken i
leth Emory and others.
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Niss Marguerite Brack, Society Girl /
ind sportswon1sn, Again IL
IAN Frsneisco.
Miss Marguerite Brack Of San
Francisco, champion girl swimmer or |
he Pacific coast, ID among us, to re-
main throughout the winter, and win f
AXE part in all important water car
liyals for women.
More than usual interest attaches
0 the Californian's appearance in the
ocal pools. because she Is credited 81
With remarkably fast times for the
middle distances. and California ex-
'erts look upon her as the speediest
4 Americas fair natators at 40
ards. As metropolitan critics believe
hat Miss Claire Gilligan Of the Ma.
ional Womenas Life Saving League
an defeat any mermaid in the coun-
~ at the distance, there is promise