Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-28
SARAH AND THE GOOD FILM
MOVEMENT


MOVEMENT
One Of the humorous and pathetic
child stories now being told among
the women OF the League for Good
Films seems quite worth publishing.
A certain principal in one OF our
schools filled with the children from
the Door district was distributing
number Of tickets for last Friday
afternoons matinee.
The children upon whom these re-
wards were bestowed were reuresen-
tatiyes Of the elite OF the school as
Tar as merit was concerned and were
elected bv the children themselves
Little Sarah, however. was decid
edly bored by the whole proposition.
She conld. see beautiful wonders in
the next block for nickle.
Her hand was raised and her small
shrill voice piped mn:
Please. Miss Blank. don't want
this ticket. guess ] give II to
Jackie"
Miss Blank. being wise In the ways
Of Riddles. replied
'rNow wait. Sarah. let me tell YOU
the story of the picture first. then
you NAV do as You like.
so Sarah waited.
After the artistic. apnealing little
film story OF "Mollie Make Believe"
had been told In q manner inspiring
10 childish hearts. Miss Blank waited.
in flash up cane Sarah's hand.
please. Miss Blank. ] guess ] don't
give nv ticket to Jackie. I guess /
90 myself"
And 20 herself Sarah did She is
now loyal supporter of the league.
has become q self-imposed advertis-
ing agent for the Friday afternoon
matinee. and the children Of that
school are all clamoring for the nn-
portunity of going again. 1t is Omen
ing M n new vista to these children
" small JOYS, and II Is for this that
the league Is snending the money In
its treasury and needs support.
Don't you think II well worth while?
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MRS HOWARD RnDE'S SHOWER
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Norma
Adams was the guest OF honor at
miscellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Howard Bode. The rooms were very
pretty with their decorations OF cut
flowers and plants. After the guests
had arrived and were busily engaged
chatting Mrs. Bode appeared at the
front entrance with a dainty basket
whose handle was covered with flow.
ers and a tulle bow and showered
Mrs. Adams with the gifts of her
friends. Those enjoying Mrs. BODIES
hospitality were Mrs. Stanley McKef-
zie, Mrs. Jerk Guard, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Martha McChesney.
Miss Violet Anterior. Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Mrs. Reynold B. McGrew,
Miss Sara Lucas. Miss Ruth Ander-
son. Miss Jenny Berg, Miss Dorothy
Guild, Mrs. Cyril Hoogs. Miss Lucille
Hogs and Miss Dorothy Hogs.
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Mr.. WILLIAM WARREN A DINNER
HOST
Around a table which was most at
tractiye with its central decorations
OF sweet peas and yiolets. Mr.. VIII
liam Warren was q dinner host on
Friday evening at the PleasautOn
Hotel. Dancing was the pleasure Of
the guests for the evening. Mr.. War
ren's guests were Miss Williams Of
Seattle, Miss Caps. Mrs. James p.
Dougherty, Mr.. Arch Boyd. Lieut.. H.
p. Milligan and Lieut.. Eugene Robin
son.
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MISS RUTH soPER'S INFORMAL
TEA
Miss Ruth Soper entertained very
informally at tea on Thursday after
noon. The afternoon hours passed
very rapidly as the needles flew in
and out of dainty Christmas gifts.
Those enjoying Miss Soper's hospit-
atty were Mrs. Ray M. Allen, Mrs.
G.. A. Braly, Mrs. Fred West, Miss
Anna Johnson, Mrs r. Gaylord, Mrs.
Grover T. Batten. Mrs. Ralph Clark.
Miss Dorothy Guild and Miss Merle
Hanna.
MRS. CLAUDE WATSON'S BRIDGE
Mrs. Claude Watson was bridge
hostess on Wednesday Of this week.
About 80 guests enjoyed the hospital
ity extended them by Mrs. Watson.
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AN INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Mrs. .Renton Hind was hostess at q
small informal luncheon when she en-
! tertained Mrs. q. s. Cunha, Mrs. w. J.
Coon, Mrs. McLain Of Waipahu and