Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-06
MILITARY SOCIAL

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Emphasizing it's increasing interest
in the wearerS Of the khaki, the Wo-
mems Society of Central Union church
will give the first of series of month
| ly socials for the enlisted men, Thurs
day evening, October II, at o'clock
in the church parlors. The program
of the evening will be unique in that
/ part of it is to be furnished by the
men themselves, while the ladies will
| provide a part. During the evening
refreshments will be served, and the
hostesses, while not losing sight o.
the need for simplicity in all war time
entertaining, will also bear in mind
the longing, of the enlisted man for
home cooking, so there will be home
| made cakes Tike mother used to
make" and hot coffee win real cream
the kind that has long made Central
Union kitchen famous.
1t is not only expected but urged,
that every member of Central Union
who can possibly do so, be present at
this social, and that each shall do
her or his part in making the guests
feel at home and to wish to come
again. These socials are to be month
! ly affairs, but different groups of men
will be entertained at various times.
| This time all those who have been af-
filiated or interested in any way with
| the Congregational or Presbyterian
| churches are to be the guests, while
at another time representatives OF
other denominations or those who
have no choice, will be entertained,
| ESQ at time.
AS chairman of the committee, Mrs.
Zeno X. Meyers. has the affair in
| charge, the personnel of her commit
! tee including Mrs. Frank c. Anterior.
Mrs. Robert Mclean, Mrs. Raymond
Brown, Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Stan
! ley Mackenzie and Mrs. J. Kelly
Brown. Assisting these ladies in the
| plans for the affair are Mrs. Frederick
| J. Lowrey, president of the wOmen's
war council; Mrs. Edwin Bonner,
! president Of the WOmen's society;
/ Mrs. J. L. Young, chairman of the
ST. nding social committee; Mrs. A. A.
| Johnson, chairman of the soliciting
committee. and Mesdames J. Oscar
Phillips, John T. Warren, John Caum
! Jones. A. L. Andrews and Park.
The program is to include some
amusing sleight OF hand tricks by Dr.
Robert Williams. president of Mid-P2
cifiC Institute, who is near enough to
his own college days to remember the
ways the varsity men did things ana
10 put into his performance all of the
vim and enthusiasm Of the campus,
The male quartet Of the church will
sing, and there will be vocal solos dur
ing the evening, among the singers
being Miss WelCh. one Of the new
voice instructors at PunahOU. The
soldiers admission will be by guest
tickets. which will be given out by
Secretary Horn at the Army and Navy
Y. NJ. G.. A. After the $50 tickets arc
disposed Of the next applicants in or
der will be placed upon a waiting lis:
so that they may be the first to re-
ceiVe guest tickets for the next social.
II has been thought best to limit the
number so that the rpfreshment com
mittee may know beforehand just how
many to provide for. This enables |
them to serve more "hOme!ikp" re- |
freshments than when an unlimited |
supply must be ready for instant use. |
and it is thought that moro personal |
touch may be given the reception OF |
each individual guest il the number is
rot too large.
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A DELIGHTFUL POI SLIPPER
I.aniakea was the setting for a de-
lightful poi supper last Saturday
evening when Miss Helen Alexander
at very into:r& pei !
supper honoring Mrs Banding. who |
has come 20 visit her H0n FOR the
winter. The color used on the ta0le
was red and green. A cre1t brown
basket held quantities Of flaming red
iXoras. their glorious green foliage
making a lovely BACKGROUND. ala
bashes of luscious island fruits Ware
at either end Of the table After
the feast ancient esthetic dancing was
the pleasure afforded the guests.
Miss AleXander's guests were Mrs.
for whom the party vas or.
q Dpoa. Mr. ond Mrs. AIbort EaFar | +,