Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20
S O CT E T Y
FOoTLIGHTS TO GIVE 4 SERIES
OF PLAYS

| FOOTLIGHTS TO GIVE A SERIES
OF PLAYS
The Foo,lights, our local dramatic
club, has solved the problem very
well this year OF having its usual per-
Torrance and donating the proceeds
to the Red Cross.
Mrs. HAYES. who is the head OF the
program committee. has carefully
planned a very fine program, which
will be presented on several evenings
during the year Clever one-act plays
are TO be given and many new mem.
bers who have never acted before
will make their bow TO the public.
Mrs. II. P. Agee Fanny Heasfp
Leaf has written a bright, up-to-date
comedy, which will be acted or the
first time at the Footlights initial per-
Torrance in December This play has
been accepted by the Washington
Square players and will later be pro-
duced in New York. The club hopes
letter in the year to put on a play by
VIII Levers. Honolulu is fortunate
to have so many play writer's at hand.
Mrs. Denise Beall will act the lead.
Ing role in About Women" Mrs.
Agee's play, and she will be supported
by several society men. Mrs. Fred
Ohrt will direct the plays and no
doubt the casts will be up to the
usual Footlights standard.
MRS. ALBERT NEWTON CAMP.
BELLS INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Mrs. ALERT Newton Campbell was
hnCfnSS FThyrclo,-
NAL luncheon in honor of Mrs. Walter
Kendall. The pretty table was further
enhanced with old-fashioned garden
blooms in pink, yellows and blues.
Knitting with social chat mad for
a happy afternoon
Mrs. CampbelPs guests were Mrs.
Walter Kendall. Mrs George Ahlborn,
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Mel
son Lansing, Mrs. Arnett P. Mat
thews and Mrs. Florence Hoffman.
MRS, CLAUDE WATSON'S INFOR-
NAL, TEA,
Mrs. Claude Watson was hostess at
a very pleasant gathering of friends
invited to honor Miss Blanche Soper.
A recipe book was given the bride
elect and in 1t were the choicest re-
recipes of the assembled friends. The
rooms were dainty with garden flow
ers and plants.
Mrs. Watson's guests were:@ Miss
Blanche Soper, for whom the party
was given; Mrs. A.. w. T. Bottomley,
Miss Maud Jordan, Miss Victoria Jor-
dan, Mrs. Edgar Robinson, Mrs. A.
Baird, Mrs. Mathew Graham, Miss
Burnham, Mrs. James Cockhurn, Miss
Josephine Soper, Mrs. William Nc.
Kay, Mrs. William GreenweIl, Miss
Harriet Balding and others.
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: ARRIVE FROM ISLANDS
Captain and Mrs. Conger Pratt, U.
S. A., returned Tuesday from Homo.
lulu, where they have been stationed
since the first of the year. Captain
Pratt has come back to the states to
be aide to his father-in-law, General
Arthur Murray, commander of the
Western Division of the army.-S. F.
Examiner, Oct. IL.
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THE MINUTE CLUB MEETS
The Minute Club met on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Percy
Nottage. 1t was a business meeting.
That over, a social hour was enjoyed.
About twenty members were in at.
tendance.
MRS. HENRY ALONG A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
Mrs. Henry Along entertained very
informally at luncheon ON Tuesday.
A basket Of pink African daisies Or
namented the table. After luncheon
knitting and chatting was the after
moons diversion.
Mrs. Afong's guests were: Mrs. |
William Williamson. Mrs. Arthur
Hodgins, Miss Margaret Mcintyre and |
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