Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-13
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THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE


The community Christmas tree that
the Outdoor Circle has planned for
Christmas Eve Is well under way
Both the daily papers viii publish the
Christmas carols and hymns TO enable
those who may wish TO memorize
them II promises TO be a very beau
tiful event OF the Christmas festival.
The Outdoor Circle hopes that every
one will go 10 the Palace grounds and
help To make this evening the sort OF
evening Il should be. For the past
several wears Christmas Eve has been
night OF rOwdyism and disrespect.
Il is the hope OF the circle that this
humble beginning will mean a beauti-
fuI celebration yearly OF this sacred
season
Mrs, Mason F. Prosser and Mrs.
James Bicknell, who have charge OF
the tree, have all their plans com
plete. The tree is TO be beautiful
affair, Mr. George w. r. King will
decorate the tree and the Hawaiian
Electric Company Is donating the
lights and wiring. Miss Ruth Muzzy
OF Kamehameha school Is directing
the chorus work. In all about 800
voices will be heard, singing the old.
fashioned carols and hymns.
THE OUTDOOR CIRCLE BIRTHDAY
LUNCHEON
On Saturday, January q, viii oc-
cur the sixth birthday celebration OF
the Outdoor Circle II will as usual
take the form OF an out-of-doors lunch
con and will be held this year on the
roof garden Of the Alexander Young
Hotel. The cards will soon be out
asking the members TO signify their
intentions as to whether they are
coming. II was announced at Tues
days meeting that. like last year, none
other than members would be allowed,
as IL Is not possible to seat more than
the club members II is also the an
nual due time" and at this luncheon
the 1917 members pay their dues. The
club numbers now nearly 500 mem
bers, active, associate and non-resi-
dent Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., has charge
OF the stunt program and Mrs.
Isaac Cox will preside as tOastmist-
ress. Mrs. Thomas ]. King will at
tend to decorating the tables, while
Mrs. C.. c. Won Hamm and Miss Ber-
tina Young have charge Of the lunch
con.
MINIATURE AND WATER COLOR
EXHIBIT
Miss katherine Scott. who has been
substituting for Miss Minnie Chapman
of the College Of Hawaii, who is away
ON sabbatical leave. gave an exhibition
of miniatures and water color paint
ings on Monday evening at the Col
lege Of Hawaii. 1t was a delightful
social as well as artistic affair and
society was well represented. Miss
Scott was assisted by President and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Dean of the college,
Judge and Mrs Clarence w. Ashford
and Prof. and Mrs. William A. Bryan.
After viewing the paintings and enjoy.
ing. an hour of social chat refresh
ments we're served by the young la
dies who are members of the art
class. The exhibition will continue
until December %.
BELGIAN CANDY SALE
Mrs. John Lucas with her usual
generosity has undertaken to raise
fund for Belgian relief Mrs. Luz
cas- has reputation for coconut can
dy and this she plans to make from
now until Christmas. She will take
orders for as many pounds as one may
wish and by phoning to 5000, at Mrs.
Lucas home, the orders may be
placed. Mrs. e. L. Dunbar is assist
ing Mrs. Lucas in this worthy work.
Anyone having candy boxes will con-
fer a favor by phoning Mrs. Lucas
and telling her the number of boxes
available. Last year Mrs. Lucas gave
a fine Christmas tree and lunch to
the children of Kalihi orphanage.
This year she chose the Belgian re-
lief for her charity. Already Mrs. Luz
cas- has a long list Of orders ahead.
TWO TEA DANSANTS AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB
Differing from the usual New
Years Night celebration, the Country
Club this year is going to entertain
on Sunday. the oath, and Sunday the
3lst, with a luncheon from 1890 to 2
d. m, and from that hour until the
guests will have the pleasure Of dane
ing. Some OF the clever expert dane
ing teachers in the city win be there
and exhibition dances will be fea-
ture OF the afternoon.
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THE COMING SNOW COTILLION
Rehearsals are going on with a
great deal of vim for the Snow cotil-
lion late this month on the roof
garden Of the Young. The tickets are
for sale by members of the Outdoor
Circle. which has planned the fete.
Mrs. A. f. Murphy has charge of the
tickets and by phoning her one may
secure the tickets. The cotillion will
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