Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-03
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Mrs. Minnie e.. Churchill announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Lou
ise. 10 Wilbur Rogers. LIST Lieut.. of
Field Artillery at Schofield Barracks
The wedding will take place on Fri
dNy Afternoon at the home OF the
E..de's mother. Mrs. Churchill, at Val
alua. The engagement comes as
great surprise to all Of Miss Church.
Ills friends. Many OF them learned
OF the engagement through the in
formal medium OF the telephone 4
Miss Churchill graduated with the
class of 1914 OF PunahOu Academy
and with the 1915 class of the Norma,
School. She is a girl with a great
deal OF personal charm She has an
excellent singing voice, is a golf en-
thusiast. splendid swimmer and a
fine horsewoman. -:
The couple will make their home
at Schofield. ... ~ 49,. ..
A host of good wishes will be heaped
on them from her large circle OF
friends ....,..... ..... -.
Hllo Dramatic Club Affairs. ~
Excellent work by the Hilo ORA
matte Club has been accomplished dur
ing the past year, as shown in the
annual report OF the club, just issued.
The club devotes all the proceeds of
its dramatic entertainments 10 the
relief Of distress, and the members
&C the club deserve in every way the
support of the citizens of Hio, ac-
cording to those who are acquainted
Al. IL
bers were elected during the year.
making the total membership twenty
seven. Three successful entertain
.Inents were given as follows:
March IL. 1915: an entertainment
and dance at the Masonic Hall: Net
proceeds, s54:15.
June %, 1915: play entitled, "All
n Mistake" at the Gaiety Theater:
Net proceeds, $242S0.
October 30, 1915: q Halloween Cal
leo Ball al the Hllo Hotel: Net pro-
ceeds. $106.60.
ALI cases In need brought to the at
tention OF the, club were investigated
and when found worthy were assisted
financially and In other ways. In az
the eli b paid out for aid to needy cases
the sum of s4743O.
At the last meeting, the retiring
officers were: Mrs. ]. W. Russell.
president. Mrs. r. NJ. Lindsay, treas.
urer: Mrs. R. T. Moses, chairman OF
the emergency committee.
The officers elected to serve for the
ensuing year are: Mrs. c. G. Kenne-
dy, president: Mrs c: II. Castendyk,
vice-president: Mrs. III. B. Mariner,
treasurer Mrs. H. v Patten. chair
man emergency committee.-Hilof rf-
bune.
Mr.. and urs. chas. =. LOOMS Honor.d
Tuesdaf evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles III. Isoomis were the honor
guests at reception given in their
honor byEMr. and Mrs. T.. r. Killam
at their danoa home, about 100
friends calling during the evening.
AIR. and 1irs. Loomis leave for their
new hon& on the island of Kauai, on
Thursday of this week. Mr.. Lnomis
will have charge CT Y. NJ G. A. work
ON the Garden Isle. Both have many
friends Here who are sorry to see
them depart, but appreciate that Mr.,
field of york. -
Mrs. john A. SCOTS at Home"
Mrs, John Alison Scott Of lilo has
sent the Following esfd 70 her Hilo
Friends: i ~
WAINARU LAWNS
3s At Home
MrA. John Alison Scott
Thursday, May 4, 1916
S, TO 6 D. m.
To meet Miss Potter and
Miss Frances Potter
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DIR. ]. r. Illingworth, College of Ha-
Raii, has kindly consented To speak
to the members Of the Outdoor Circle
on Tuesday, May, 3, at the home of
Mrs f. ]. Lowrey at 8 O'clock. The
Outdoor Circle extends an invitation
to anyone Interested and wishing to
hear this lecture. The subject will
be Preservation of Our Street Trees
a subject everyone owning tree
should be keenly interested in. The
women Of the Outdoor Circle have
contributed in no small way to the
tree and street improvements in Ho-
nolulu In the past five years. A hun
dred times the work already done
could and would be accomplished If
this body of women had the. real prac-
teal support 1t should have from Ire
powers that be. Mrs. Lowrey was
amused the other day when great
civic worker on the mainland told
her that II the body of women to
which she belonged got q half dozen
trees planted in year their work
was satisfactory. Honolulu women,
i FRESH ISLAND II