Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-17

Football Season and the Coming
| Game Brings Harvard and Yale
Men Together Again.
Harvard proudly floats her crimson
II banner T..
YaIe's flag 10 blue as azure skies"
And so the thoughts of grads of
both universities turn eastward at this
| time of year, when the teams are pre-
pairing for their final struggle for SUI
premacy on the gridiron. .-
AS has been the custom for num-
Der Of years, the men of both institu-
/ tions come together at the University
Club the night before the big game
(which will be next Friday night in
this instancel, sing their old songs
and render the school cheers, making
believe they are again at the old school
rallies. ri. a.. F.. . .:.. r..
U. s. Grant of Los Angeles, Wis
itor in the city, and y. A. Gilman and
H.. NJ. Won Holt will be honor guests.
Anterior Gilman is playing tackle for
Harvard and Hermann Won Holt plays
guard for Yale. s.: -:
The Princeton men, too, are gather
ing with the Yale and Harvard men.
So far there are 20 Harvard men, 10
Yale and 10 Princeton graduates who
have signified their intention of being
among those present II.
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Woman's Society Of Central Union
Church Holds Second Neighborhood
Tea.
rrbo xuor,o.,, cyoo;ot,, ~ r1on1,oI
Union Church has been divided into
sections, called neighborhood groups,
which meet once month. This plan
was an experiment, the first of the Sc.
ries being held one month ago. Prov.
ing successful. the plan has been
adopted, and the second OF the teas
will be held at various homes in sew.
eral sections of the city tomorrow,
Thursday At each meeting the hos.
tess or hostesses are selected for the
next meeting. The hostesses for to-
morrow are: Mrs. j. s. Donaghho, Ale
wa Heights; Mrs. James d. Dole, 631
Wyllie street; Mrs. H. H. Williams
1874 Nuuanu; Miss Newton, Girls
Preparatory School, Kamehameha;
Mrs. Clifton H. Tracy, $40 South Bere
tania street; Mrs. F. r. Lowrey, 1401
Victoria street; Mrs. w. A. Bowen.
1701 Kewalo street; Miss Anna Hus.
tace, $50 Beretania street; Mrs. w
F. Frear, 1434 Punahou street; Miss
Breckenridge, Castle Hall, Oahu Col.
lege; Mrs. George w. David, 1887 Low.
er Manoa road: Mrs. s. M. Angus,
1884 Lower Manoa road; Mrs. iona,
than Shaw, Oahu avenue; Mrs. Arthur
C. Alexander, 1861 Jones street; Mrs.
r. N. Corbaley, 1917 Sixth avenue;
Mrs. l. H. Beadle, 254 Levers road.
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Honolulu Matrons Entertained.
Mrs. Harry McFarlane and MRS.
Frank Cheatham, two young matrons
well known in Honolulu, and both of
them generous in entertaining their
visiting San Francisco friends at their
island home, are being made to feel
the appreciation of these friends, many
of them entertaining to make their
visit pleasant one. Recently Mrs.
Alexander Garceau. who often visits
at Honolulu, gave handsome lunch
con party at the Francisco Club in
their honor The party was completed
by the Mesdames William Denman,
John Drum, Henry Foster Dutton,
George Howard, William G. Hitchcock,
Henry Clarence Breeder, James A.
Folger, Samuel Knight, George Lent,
Baldwin Wood and Miss Jennie Hook
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berrien Palmer An.
derson Corona Williams) have taken
a house in San Mateo for the winter.
Another bridal pair has decided on
q city residence, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Donohoe Evelyn Cunningham hay-
ing leased the apartment of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Stanton for the year,
San Francisco Examiner, Nov. z.
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OF Interest to the Army and Navy.
Colonel and Mrs. C. H. Graves have
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