Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-17
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yisits there. The cmillan com.
many pronounced it admirable, so you
may know how encouraged feel
Another item of interest is that the
lack London ranch prize stock has
inst returned from the Land Show in
San Francisco, bearing many new
blne ribbons and medals, after win.
ming honors at the Sacramento state
fair last September.
Again: Almost month ago, large
barn on the Jack London ranch, full
Of baled hay, suddenly burst into
flames. and barn and hay were to-
fal loss. Sadder than this, Jacks own
saddle.horse, Sononla Guy, son OF
Guy Dillon and nephew of Lou Dillon,
was terribly burned and may not pull
through.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson has been on
the ranch for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hind of Clair
mont. Berkeley, gave luncheon In
honor of Mrs. London at their beau
tiful home "The Uplands, at which
were Mrs. Agnes Buchanan and Miss
Eva Hind and Miss Maud Hind. Ho-
nolulu holds Mrs. London in warm
esteem and all she does and writes
IL of keen interest here The book,
aour Hawaii will do its share
toward bringing tourists here for If
ever there lived any one devoted to
Hawaii and the Hawaiians it was and
Is Jack and Chairman London
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AZ DAY AT SCHOFIELD
very happy afternoon was en-
loved at Schofield on Thursday after
noon nv Honolulans when the enlisted
men from the list Field Artillery and
the 1st Field Artillery band rendered
a concert in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lucas and the ladies of Honolulu
who were instrumental in making a
pleasant day for the boys at the Lucas
home.
The boys received the guests and
served punch and cake in a very de-
lightful way. Chaplain Fealy was the
genial host and made every one vel
come. Even the company dog did her
part, for Queen performed for the
pleasure of the guests.
The program rendered by the band
was a pleasure and thoroughly en-
joyed.
The following guests were noted:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas, DR.. and Mrs.
A.. Sinclair, Col. and Mrs. T. Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Creedon, Mrs. j. F. C.
Ables, Mrs. A. Writ, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
irf Mr NGrc sFT
McC orriston, Mr.. G. McCorriston, Mrs.
Frederick ]. Lowrey. Mrs. Horn, Mrs.
Mosher, Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy,
Miss Sara Lucas, Mrs. B. Bucklin, Mr..
Palmer, Mrs. Dunbar and others.
Chaplain Feaiy took the party
through the new gymnasium, which
will soon be ready for occupancy. How.
ever, he needs more money and hopes
lit will be given him.. so that the boys
may enjoy the pleasure derived from
well equipped gym.
The following is the program rem
dered:
National Emblem Bagley
Overtime, Beauties of Erin" Bennett
Baritone solo, THE Palms. .Faure
BY Musician Ruggieri
Hawaiian Love Waltz Berger
"Huki,' "Akahi Hoi, .Williwiliwai
and Kaiwaikini.
Selection, Harry LADDERS Songs"
Vocal solo, Smile, Smile, Smile
............. BY Musician Lantz
Finale, Holy God, We Praise Thy .
Name"
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CONSERVATION OF FOOD MEET.
ING
Next Monday at o'clock in Mission
Memorial the woman's subcommittee
will hold a meeting, to which every
man and woman interested in food
conservation is invited. 1t is an omen
meeting and will have as its speakee
Mr.. A. L. Castle. It is a meeting
called for the purpose of allowing
every one who has a question to ask
to do so, and those satisfied and those
dissatisfied will haze an equal oppor.
tunity of speaking. The committee is
open to any suggestion. The wheat.
less and the meatless day will be well
attended to by the speaker of the aft.
Hernoon.
The following women have charge
OF. the work: Mrs A. Alexander. Mrs.
Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. c. Montag:u
Cooke, Jr., Mrs. A. L. Andrews and
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane.
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SEL1N1SKY RECITAL TO BE so.
GETTY EVENT.
Society is deeply interested in the
coming Selinisky's violin recitals and
as Mr.. Selinisky has wbeen declared
by Honolulu's cleYerest yiolinists ia
be in a class with Kubelik and other
masters treat is indeed in store
All of the music lovers here are keen
for the first recital and full house
will greet this distinguished player
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MR.. AND MRS. GUILDS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Guild en-
tertained very informally at dinner on
Wednesday evening honoring Mr.. and
hrs. E.. NJ. Bernard of San Francisco
A basket of Killarney roses and lace
fern formed an attractive centerpiece
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilds guests were
Mr.. and Mrs C. G. Heiser, Jr.. Judge
and Mrs. James L. Coke and the honor
guests, MIR. and Mrs. E. M. Bernard.
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A DINNER DANCE TONIGHT
The enlisted men here who are from
Nebraska University are giving 4
small dinner dance at the Pleasanton
hotel this evening, at which Mr.. and
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