Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-22

/, b. IaylOr, manager OF the circuiatl00
department of the Star Bulletin.
THE Z. W. CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT
The governors room OF the Univer.
| sity Club Is the setting this week for
the exhibition Of island paintings by
Mr. F. W. Christmas. R. b. A., an ar
fist who has been here nearly a year
The first view of the pictures took
place on Monday evening and was
largely attended This is the second
exhibition by this painter, the first
one being OF his work in other lands.
This one is of island scenes principal
ly Hawaii and Maui. Mr.. Christmas
brings splendid credentials to Homo
lulu and without a doubt a number of
his canyases will adorn island homes
The exhibition will close, Thursday of
next week and any one interested is
invited to attend. The following hours
are those for public view: ~
Mornings, $3.50 to IL: afternoons,
to 4; evening. to To- Entrance
through the laaies annex =. ...~.
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A COMING WEDDING OF NOTE
The wedding OF Miss Myrtle Schu-
man and Mr. Merwin Carson will take
place on Tuesday evening of next
week at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schuman,
on Keeaumoku street. The pretty
bride will have but one attendant.
Mrs. Reynold Brodie McGrew. A
large marquee is to be erected on the
lawn where the wedding supper will
be served. 49,. ....: ~
Miss Schuman is one of the very
prettiest and most popular society
girls in Honolulu, with charming
manner and sweet disposition, and her
wedding next week will be the event
of the week, socially. Mr.. Carson in a
brief residence here has made many
friends. :..-...:. .. II. T..
About $50 friends have been hidden
to the ceremony. .s. +. -. -. >
SOCIETY MAIDS AND NATIONS AS
SALES LADIES
No charity affair that has been
given in Honolulu tounches the heart
more than that of the Honolulu Hos
pital Flower Society on Saturday of
this week. One can hardly picture
more pathetic sight than that OF the
homeless stranger on a cot in the
ward of hospital, here in Honolulu.
The lot of these has been made bit
lighter by the women of this city, who
are always to the front when they
are needed For % years this band
of women has gone regularly once q
week to every ward and with kindly
smile and comforting word the in
valid has been cheeEed. A nosegay
left on the table is. q 10y to those i'll.
Even if unable to hold it, the fact OF
its being there's hshtkns pain end
makes illness more eIdurable.
Money is absolutely necessary to
carry on this excellent work and it is
sincerely hoped that every person in
Honolulu viii purchase souvenir
lead pencil on Saturday to help the
work along. Many OF the ladies who
were active % years ago may still be
seen going through the wards. So let
every one here help to swell the Homo.
lulu Flower Society fund on .Satur-
day
The city has been divided into dis
tricts and the following ladies will,
with the assistance of the younger
set. cover the entire city.
Chairman-Mrs. A. w. T. Bottom
tley.
Headquarters-(Y. w. C. A.)-Mrs.
| A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. w. H. Babbitt and
Mrs. AlonZo Gartley.
Kaimuki-Mrs. Isaac Cox.
WaiSiki-Mrs. George Potter, Mrs.
Rudolf Buchly.
Punahou-Mrs. A. Larnach. Mrs. H.
Along and Mrs. A. ]. Campbell.
Manoa-Mrs. Anton Berg, Mrs. E.
White Sutton and Mrs. James Nor
gan, Jr.
Makiki-Mrs. Ismay Stubs, Mrs
Albert Waterhouse.
King Street-Miss Rogers.
Plains-Mrs. A. Sinclair, Miss Der.
nice Halstead. Miss Maud Balientyne
and Mrs. E. D. Kilbourne.
Auwaiolimu-Mrs James Cock
burn.
Town-Mrs Renton Hind, hrs.
Armin Haneberg, Mrs. A. n. Camp
bell, Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Mrs.
l. NJ. Stainback, Mrs Frances Reed
and Mrs. Grafton Beall.
Upper Fort Street-Mrs. Clarence
4
Lyman.
Nuuanu Valley-Mrs. Carl du Roi,
Mrs. ]. w. Pratt and Mrs. George
Waterhouse
Punahou Junction-Mrs. Albert P.
Taylor. .".:.:..
Pawaa-Mrs. E. p. Low. .
Fish Market-Mrs Robert LANCE
and Mrs. Lille Aud.
0utrigger Club-Mrs Andrew Full.
Ter.
Pacific Heights-Mrs. C. C. Won
Hamm.
Alewa Heights-Mrs. Wade Warren
Thayer.
Railroad Station-Mrs Clarence
Watson.
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NEWPORT DINNER.
Lieut-Comdr. and Mrs. Kirby Crit
tenden, who are such universal favor
ties wherever they go, have been in a
round of gaiety since their arrival in
Newport. Lieut. Comdr. Crittenden