Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08

bach. Mrs. Charles Bon. Mrs. F. j.
Lindeman, Mrs. Herbert Simpson.
Miss leila Breckenridge, Miss Anna
Johnson, Mrs. George Curry, Mrs. E
b. Loomis. Mrs. A. l.. Andrews, Mrs
F. W. Smith. Mrs Jared Smith. Mrs
Merle NJ Johnson, Mrs. A. Garten
berg, Miss Blanche Folsom, Mrs
Thomas Church and Miss Hazel Hoff
man.
Jelly Shower and Social.
A jelly shower is one of the move
| features OF the social which til,
| Women's Society of Central UnioI
church viii enjoy Thursday afternoon
April 13, at the parish house. Bot,
the calling and courtesy committees
OF this society require many doZel
glasses of jelly and jam during tn
year to use in their calls among tht
sick or newcomers, and heretofor
these contributions have been mad
from the private larders of the com
mittee members. As these bus,
women represent the society officiall-
in paying visits and offering couriesies
it seems but fair that the society IL
turn should do its small share by fur
nishing the material needed for som,
of these courtesies, so each woman at
| tending the social is asked to brin,
one Tor as many more as she is will
ing to give) glass of jelly or jam
she can conveniently do so, and 6
table viii be in readiness to receive,
the toothsome contributions to thi:
somewhat sticky shower"
A delightful program of music an6
readings has been prep ED by tbs
committee in charge and ices ant
cake will be served at the conclusion
of the afternoon. the young girls com
posing Miss Annetta Dieckman's class
assisting in serving. Mrs. w. C
Furer is chairman OF the COMFY ttet
of arrangements and she is ably
assisted by nesdames w. II. Ketchum
Louis J. Warren, John Fleming. Irv.
ing J. Hurd, F. c. Lyser and C. P
Morse.
During the afternoon there will be
an informal farewell reception fol. the
former president, Mrs. Arthur L. An.
drews, who, with DR.. Andrews, leaves
the last Of May for year in the East !;
for Mrs. Arthur F Griffiths, one Of
the councillors who, with Prof. Grit
fiths, president of Oahu College, IS
leaving in July for year in the East
and for the secretary, Mrs. e. c. Web
ster, who with Prof. Webster, presi
dent of Kamehameha, plans to leave
during the summer for several months
stay in the East. As this is the lasf
social before September it will be the
only opportunity offered by the so
ciety for the friends of these popular
women TO meet them again before
their departure, and 1t is hoped that
there viii be an unusually large at
tendance Of members and their
friends. AL the women of the church
and CONGREGATION are expected to keep
Thursday free from other engage
ments, and any women visitors in the
city, either from other islands or from
the coast, are especially invited to
drop in end enjoy the music, partake
of an ice and meet the women 9s the
church.
Commercial Club Supper-Danee.
Friday evening a very pleasant sup
per-dance was given by the members
of the Commercial Club. A fine or
chestra played both during dinner and
for the dancing afterward. Those
Commercial Club affairs are rapidly
becoming events to be greatly antici-
pated.
A. Nh,rl.. M.Naf.,,-.,. r:.-
Monday evening at the Rathskeller
Mr. Charles McWayne entertained
number Of friends prior to the Shrin.
ers' ball which took place that even
ing at the Moana Hotel. The dinner
table was effectively decorated with
the pastel shades of the transvaal
daisy and snapdragons in the same
shade, lace fern and shaded candles.
Mr.. McWayne's guests were, Miss
Letitia Morgan, Miss Laura Anterior,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Sara Lucas,
Mr. James Morgan, Mr. Roy Patten,
DR.. G. A. Brady and Mr.. Cairycroft.
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Or. Joseph N. Toner'S Informal Dinner
Tuesday evening DR.. Joseph Toner
entertained a few San Francisco
friends at dinner at the Rathskeller.
A bowl of yellow eoreopsis graced the
table center. The dance on the roof
garden was enjoyed by the guests aft
er dinner. DIR. Toner'S guests were
Miss A T. Sheutiss Miss B. Brems,
Miss H MCGOWAN, Mrs. H. Coonley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Dougherty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Dougherty.
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Miss Edith Williams Luncheon.
On Tuesday of this week Miss Edith
Williams was hostess at luncheon.
The table was decorated with a gold
en- basket holding dainty spring bios
SONS.
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DR.. Dodge and his daughter, Miss
Ruth Dodge, are in Honolulu on
visit. DR.. Dodge is familiar to many
old-timers here, for it was he who was
called in to care for James Campbell,
when he was assaulted a number of
years ago in Los Angeles The Dodges
are also survivors of the Titanic dis
aster.
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