Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18

I and white In the foreground, the pei.
lucid waters Of the mighty Pacific lap
ping the shore; q light greyish color,
vaguely adumbrated. In the shadows;
farther out q transparent green, and
still farther out a deep blue. Beyond
lies West Maui with It's green patches
Of cane fields, Wailuku with its beau
tiful valleys Of lao and WaikapL a
Landscape fof transcendent beauty 49,
Weekly Times. Maui. =
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Moani Music Club Meeting. ? r.-'G'fsfzs
u The annual meeting of the Moani
Music Club was held on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Janette'
Sharpe IN MaTioa valley. The club istY
composed Of number OF girls OF the
younger set fn Honolulu for the purL
pose OF stimulating musical Interest,".
The officers elected for the coming
year were Miss Myrtle Schuman,
president; Miss Julia Campbell, vices
president; Miss Helen Mclean, sec
Rotary and treasurer. and Mrs. Geof-
trey Podrnore, chairman OF the pro-
gram COMMITTEES. The girls are very
enthusiastic and have many new
plans and ideas which they hope to
be able to work out In connection
with their recitals. After the meeting
adjourned refreshments were servedyS
Guild Of Sc. Andrews Cathedral s.s
VIII Hold DeIlcatessen Sale.
The Guild of st. Andrews Cathed.
raj will hold its usual delieatessens
sale In the church at o'clock the
day before Thanksgiving. Mrs Ar. 2
chfbald Young is In charge Of the at
fair. This has been the custom OF the
guild for years and has always been
marked success. sl,-..rTTg- 81
Outdoor Circle to
Have Special Talk. ''..s.'< ffE5Fta
=, The Outdoor Circle Is extending -.
worthwhile invitation TO its members
for Friday evening, October %, to =
hear Prof. ]. r Rock give. an Illus {
trated lecture Of his recent trip
through India. The meeting viii be
held at the University Club ct y8Sl5s
O'Clock, -. s,'t.....s a.
The Outdoor Circle has been max.
ing speciality of its illustrated lee 3
lures and this one ID expected 70 be
the best ever. The ladies' Of the CIR. !
Gle are invited to come with their Z
escorts. .--,s--4. IT,. - gfEs7z $50.
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College Club to Meet Again.
The College Club viii hold its ini.
tiaI meeting of the year on Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock az the UniVer-
sitY Club. The meeting will be In
the form of an informal reception
and the guests of honor will be the
college women who are new In the
city. A large attendance is expected.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. r. j. Lowry Of the
U. 8. S. Alert have moved to the
CORTLAND to reside.
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Miss Violet Makee, one Of the most
popular Of Honolulu's society girls, Is
among the returning passengers In the
Lurline.
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Mrs. Francis T. Chew, wife Of Lieut..
Chew, commander Of the K-4, and
child will arrive in Honolulu In the
Lurline on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Charles Frazier was among the
departing passengers IN the Manoa
On Tuesday. Mrs. Frazier expects 20
be gone some months. .~< -.3.s.
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Way Underwood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Underwood Of Kaimuki. Is
celebrating his third birthday on Tues
day afternoon with party.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Applin were
among the returning service people
in the Sheridan on Thursday. Lieut.
and Mrs.. Apblfn were on 4 three
months leave on the mainland.
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Mrs. s. De Freest vas hostess &C q
luncheon for number Of her friends
In Manoa on Thursday This e the
beginning Of Z series OF luncheons at
which Mrs. De Freest will be hostess.