Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE OF HOMO
LULU ARE VISITING IN
GAN FRANCISCO


Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett OF
: Honolulu arrived during the week
from the islands Among other pas
sengers on the Matsonia were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sherman. formerly Of
New York, but now OF Honolulu. Both
families are we'll known in San Fran
cisco and they are residing at the st
Francis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman will
20 East within a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard E. Brown OF
Honolulu came over with their little
daughter on the Matsonia. -
Mrs. Harry Baldwin Of Honolulu
who is staying with her husband a,
the Cliff hotel, has been the inspira
ton for numerous entertainments
both Of a formal and informal nature
Mrs. Baldwin gave luncheon at the
hotel Wednesday. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Cooke, &C
companied by their son. have arrived
from Honolulu. They are relatives
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Alexander OF
Piedmont and will be in California
for several months. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Won Holt OF
Honolulu arrived here a few days ago
and will tour California before going
East. "....
After q delightful two months so
joHrn n Honolulu Mrs. Newton Ford
returned to San Francisco Monday
She joined her mother, Mrs. z. r.
Hillholse, at the Cecil hotel. They
will remain in this city for an indefi'
mite period.-Saa Francisco Chronicle
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MILL CLUB TO MEET. .
The Mills Club Of Honolulu will
meet at the home of Mrs. A. J. Camp
bell tomorrow. The president Is Mrs
c II. Kluegel.
This club is an expression 'of one
phase Of the mills College" life
There are seven organizations of this
name In existence, the oldest, twenty
six years, Ia in San Francisco, and
holds the honor of being the second
women's club formed and organized
In that city. The members of this
society are. limited to the graduates
and nongraduates of Mills seminary
and college. The seminary has de-
veloped into the college and they are
celebrating their fiftieth anniversary
After June third the milestone will be
passed and they begin another period
under a new regime. Under the guild
ance OF, one Of California's most In
tellectual women. one who has won
the admiration of all that have had
the privilege of meeting and knowing
here, there Is q bright outlook for
the western women's college In Cali
fornia.'
The Mills Club OF Honolulu is well
represented on the campus and in the
halls Of Mills College. Miss Mabel
Wilcox sent by this organization is
proving worthy of the honor bestowed
upon her by her friends in Hawaii.
All Mills organizations congratulate
the Honolulu Mills Club.
The following program will be pre-
scented at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow;
Pianos Solo-"Renouneau" by Goe-
dart, Mrs. W. Furer.
Address-"The Life OF the Histori-
cal Tree" Miss H.. Kimball.
Music.
Recitation-"When l Was Girl at
Mills" Mrs. A. J. Campbell
a ElHylSI- Inc s.....
'India"-Mrs. w. H. Campbell
"Hawaii''-Miss Peggy Campbell.
"Caiifornia"-Mrs. j. Lewis.
Seminary Girl"-Miss Frazier.
college GirP-Miss Kimball.
Vocal Solo.
SEWING GROUPS MEET.
Gathering at their respective places
of meeting throughout the city the 10
neighborhood groups into which the
Women's Society of Central Union
church Is divided for needlework and
sociability. held their last, monthly
meeting for the season last Thursday
afternoon. work, not to be resumed
until some time in October.
These circles. organized originally
with no other idea In view than to
better promote acquaintance and so
ciabIlity among the society's members
or those who would enjoy becoming
It's members, have each In its way &C
complished a considerable amount OF
work along altruistic or charitable
lines. One, of the Manoa groups is
making 40 guest towels. each In diff
ferent design, which VIII be one OF
the very attractive and novel table
features Of small sale which will be
handled In the fall for the benefit OF
the flower mission. Several of the
circles have been engaged in sewing
on the little garments cut and furn-
ished them by the infants outfit com
mittee4 of the society. which supplies
layettes for some Of the little butter.
fly babies" whose mothers have been
either too poor or too ignorant to pro.
vide proper clothing for the little
newcomers.
Another Of the Manoa circles has
spent its time making much needed
garments for the children OF the Sal
yation Army Home, while the Kane.
hameha group has interested itself in
making baby kits for some Of the for.
eign relief work carried on by the