Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

her quarters AT the LetteFman Genera
Hospital at the Preside Wednesday
end the bridge party given by Mrs
William Chitty Thursday at the Pre-
sidio.
4 Mrs. Weeds guests were Mesdamcs
Eben Swift, Clarence Common. wayDe
Crum, T. J. Nicol. G.. Z. Humphrey
l.. ]. Owens, Charles Weber, CLAW
Slayer and Miss Katherine Swift.
! Mrs. Chitty's guest Of honor was
Mrs. Rawson Warren, who recently
arrived at the Preside from Honolulu
The other guests were Mesdames
Chalmers Hall. Edward Carey, John p
Wiser, Guy Carleton. Alexander Mil
ton, Allen Greer. James Frier, Pail
Malone, Irwin Philippson, Guy Glass
ford, John Mcdonald, Ralph Harrison,
Frank Weed, George Stockle, L. I.
Owens, Sherrard Coleman. Misses Neil
| Carleton and Gertrude Malone.
MILLS CLUB ACTIVITIES ON
| COAST
| DR.. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, presi-
dent of Mills College, was the guest
of honor at an elaborate reception Civ
en- Tuesday by the Mills Club at the
Sorosis rooms in Suffer street.
Mrs. John Perine, president of
! Mills Club, and her executive staff
welcomed the guests, among whom
were president; of the San Francisco
clubs, the bay districts and from down
the peninsula. it was one of the most
interesting as we'll as distinctive af-
fairs ever given in local clubdom. So
ciety leaders, collegians, musicians
and literary folks came to pay their
respects to Dr. Reinhardt
Mrs. James Rolph, Jr., and wives of
other city officials were among the
guests who attended the reception.
The gowns worn by the club women,
the flowers used in the decorative
scheme, the music and the exchange
of courtesies were some of the charms
of the reception. Genial fellowship
prevailed at the social gathering.
Among those who assisted in re-
ceiying were DR.. Mariana BertoIa,
Miss Grace Unger, r. A. Donaldson,
Mrs. George P. McNear, Clarence
Wetmore, Miss Janette Haight, Mrs.
f. C. Wright, Mrs. Ingram, Miss Hell
en- T.. Bacon, Alice Doughty, Mrs. j.
J. MCGEE, Miss Rosalie Keep, Mrs.
Wells Drury and Henrietta Casebolt.
San Francisco Examiner.
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ABOUT THE. KOHLS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederick Kohl are
still maintaining their home there. |
"Idlewild" is one of the most beau |
tiful places on the shores of Lake Ia |
hoe, and while Mr. and Mrs. Kohl
are there it is the scene of continuous
entertainment. They are quite as de- |
voted to its beauty as they are to their !
other lovely home at Easton. Idle
wild was opened later than usual this
year, owing to the fact that Mrs. Kohl
made long stay in Honolulu, so they
are making up for that by remaining |
there later than has been their GUS
tom. Informal affairs, picnics, din
ners and launch rides are taking place
daily, their guests including those
who, like Mr.. and Mrs. Kohl, are re-
naming there through the fall Mr.
and Mrs. Kohl will return October 5
to Easton.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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NEEDED IN HOUSE
HOLD DUTIES II
Efficiency is the watchword in BUSH
ness these days, and so 1t is with the
lp-to-date housekeeper who usually II
begins with her kitchen when she is
the new home, whether it
be in an apartment or house There
Is no reason why the kitchen should
not be just as attractive in its way as
any other room in the home; it really
should be regarded as a workshop and
have all the modern appliances tina;
make for comfort and ease in carry
ing out the details of three meals a
lay. A man demands the very latest
for his office, and why
same right in her kitchen, especially
n this day when the servant problem
IS such vital one?-San Francisco
Chronicle. :.s r.. :..
.FADS AND FANC1ES IN PETS
There are fads and fancies in pets
is in all other things, and this is mi
ady's fancy this season. The kitten
hreatens to take the place of the
oy dog in many woman's estima-
ion. !: . ..%. " r..
1t is said that beautiful girl in
is responsible for the
dea She chose for her first appear
nee one of the leisure hours of the
Harvard summer school when many
'oung men were out enjoying an air
ng. 1t goes without saying they ad-
nired the pretty young girl from
AMI the fad she was try
ng to introduce into Boston. She
marched gayly down the college thor
ughfare with her favorite, tiny two
Teeks-old white kitten, nesting in her
rms.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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The many. friends of Mrs. John Eli
oft and Miss Priscilla Ellicott are
ongratulating them on the news from
Washington that Capt. Ellicott has
cen restored to active service in the
avy--San Francisco Chronicle.
The Ellicotts have host of friends
q Honolulu who will read the abo: :