Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
Luneheon and Meetinzs.

Following their usual custom, which
has proved sociable and pleasant
enc, the women Of Central Union
church will enjoy a basket luncheon
at 1889 O'Clock Tuesday in the parish
house. thig luncheon coming between
the two meetings OF the day-that OF
the Women's Society at 10:45 in the
morning, and that of the Women's
Board of Missionssat o'clock in the
afternoon.
The former being the regular quar-
terry meeting, a large attendance IS
expected as the chairmen Of all stand.
ing committees will. submit brief re-
ports and other matters of business
will be attended to. Mrs. Robert Day
Williams will lead the ten-minute de-
votional exercises with which the
meeting opens At the close of the
meeting Mrs. Baird of st. Andrews
viii speak TO the women OF the Cherry
Blossom fete for the success OF
w4lch the women Of the various
churches of the city are cooperating
At the afternoon meeting the Wom-
ems Board will dispense with all busi-
ness, making their services Lenten
one of music and devotion. Under the
supervision OF Miss Goold. chairman
OF the program committee, an excel
lent program has been arranged. The
subject Of thought and discussion will
be THE Habit of Prayer" During the
afternoon Mrs. w. d. Westervelt and
Mrs. Jack Balch viii play Variations
on the Chorale of st. Anthony"
(Brahms), arranged for two pianos.
In addition To this delightful number,
Miss Vera Damon. VINO possesses
soprano voice Of much beauty and
sweetness, will sing Morning Prayer
from the oratorio of Eli by NJ. Costa.
Mr.. r. Rudland Bode, organist of St.
Andrews, viii play Miss Damon's ac-
compartment.
Visiting women from the states or
other islands, and any others who
would be interested in attending eth.
er or both of these meetings will be
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Mrs. w. p. Roth Hostess.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Through the
hospitality of Mrs. William Roth sew
eral score young women who fire.
quently entertain each other were
brought together yesterday afternoon
to play bridge at which handsome
favors were given. Afterwards there
was tea
The afternoon enabled the many
friends OF Miss Edith Rucker to
greet her after two months absence
from the usual haunts of society.
Miss Rucker has been victim of ty-
phoid and yesterday was her first
time out She was given an enthu-
siastic welcome.
= Another who was kept busy greet
ing her friends was Mrs. Leopold
Hebner (Metha McMahon), who is
here from New York.
Mrs. Roth was assisted in receiving |
by her mother, Mrs William Matson. /
Some OF the guests were the Mes
danes George Tyson, Watson P. Fen
nimore, Eugene Bresse, Egbert B.
Stone, Eugene Freeman, Samuel Mon
sarrat, Howard Holmes, James A.
Black, Arthur Tennimore, Arthur VIII
der of Honoir i. Alfred Swinnerton, |
Harold Casey Clinton la Montague, |
Roy Somers, Roger Lapham, Richard
Hanna, Walter Scott Franklin, Noonan
Of Honolulu. larry Weihe, George |
Lyman, Horace Clifton, William E.
Hough. Otto Grau. George cambridge,
Richard Hermann, the Misses Lillian
Van Worst, Kathleen Farrell, Erna
Hermann, Anna olney, Viola Page,
Hilda Van Sfcklen, Franc Pierre,
Mary Bates. Edith Mau and a
number Of others.
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Reach Honolulu.
"A cablegram was received this morn
ing by s. p. Elias from his sisters, the
Misses Clara and Berta Elias, and
Mrs. Albert Bernheim and Mr.. Bern
helm, who sailed last Thursday from
San Francisco, that they reached Ho-
nolulu yesterday. The party is en-
route for q three months journey
through the Orient. The cablegram
consisted OF Just two words, but by
The code agreed upon before depar-
tnre 1t signified the travellers had q
pleasant voyage and all's well.--Mod-
este, Cal, News
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Guest Of Parents.
Mrs. James E. Fechet of Honolulu |
and two daughters arrived Sunday
evening for a visit with her parents,
Major and Mrs. Gerhard Luke Luhn,
md other Spokane relatives. Her sis
~, Mrs. George Harris Smith, and
1attghter, who have been visiting in
Spokane for d month, will leave We'd
nesday evening Spokane Chronicle.
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Capt. Leo Mudd Entertains
This evening at Heinie's Tavern
Capt Leo Mudd is entertaining
company of friends. The table is to
De decorated with handsome gold
basket filled with La France roses.
Dancing will be the event after din
1er Capt. Mudd's guests are Maj.
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