Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-05
THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS

an AFTERNOON eQteTIaluHcht Wy ivan
Bankon and the Russian orchestra and
other talent. The affair is given to
make money In order to give Honolulu
a community Christmas tree that will
be q credit and pleasure. 1t will be
Of especial interest to our soldier boys
who are 90 far from home, home en-
| vtrunment and the home touch. which
IL the one thing that every hear
! Graves at the Christmas season. This
community Christmas tree will al
least be as much Q touch Of the home
atmosphere as can be given to the
hundreds who viii attend.
Il IL going to take q goodly sum OF
money to carry out such plans as thai
at Los Angeles and other mainland
ottiss where tAhleaus and wonderful
liEhtinR effects, made q splendid and
inspiring sight. Here eleven hundred
trained voices WILL be raised in sons
and the tableaus are to be very beau
tiful.
The tickets for this musicale and
| dance are 80 cents. Any information
In regard to the tree or tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Archibald Young
or Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy, who will
gladly help in any way where theil
services are needed.
A FAIR TO HELP ENDOW A BEL
| CLAN BED
A set OF the youngest girls have
been busy for weeks sewing and
stitching, making knitting bags
schooIbags, guest towels, bureau
scarfs, aprons, pincushions, bibs, Red
Cross bags and tiny dressed dolls and
other dainty articles for sale that
they will have on Saturday afternoon
on the lawn at Mr.. and Mrs. William
R. Castles home, Victoria and kinau
streets.
The money made will help to endow
a bed for the benefit of the BelsIans.
| War time refreshments" will be
there In the form Of fruit punch and
war cookies"
The little girls who are responsible
for this splendid charity are Miss
Ethel Wakefield, Miss Ruth Cockcroft,
Miss Helen Hitchcock, Miss Laura
Thompson, Miss Dorothea Tower, Miss
Helen Tower, Miss Irene Andrus, Miss
Marguerite Ault, Miss Eloise Moore
and Miss Virginia Watson. The sale
starts promptly at O'Clock and will
continue during the afternoon.
BECOMES BRIDE AT ARMY POST
AT FOR SILL
Word comes from Fort Sill, Okla,
Of the marriage Of Miss Emily Anne
Deuberry and Lieutenant Murray
Montgomery, on November 9, at the
residence of the brides parents, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Archibald W. Deuberry.
Chaplain G. C. McFadden read the
ritual and Captain and Mrs. Cuyler
Clark were the only attendants.
- The bride is we'll known here, the
Deuberry family having lived in San
Rafael for years. She attended the
Dominican convent graduating two
years. ago with high nonors. She is
musician we'll known In amateur mus.
ical societies. Lieutenant Montgomery
is a graduate OF the University OF
Kentucky and Joined the army from
the reserves. -
After a honeymoon trip East, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Montgomery will live
at Fort Sill tem2orarily.-san Fran
cisco Examiner, Nov. Is.
. =
A PARTY AT SCHOFTELn.
Several of the non-commissioned
officers who have received courtesies
from town folks are giving dance at
Schofield on Saturday, December 10.
It gives promise of being delightful
affair. -. About thirty chaperons have
been asked. The trains will take the
guests to Schofield and on their re-
turn the train will be met by. street
cars which will 90 to the different
parts of the city, thus enabling all to
enjoy a pleasant outing. The dance
is to take place in the officers club at
Schofeld with the band In attedance.
A supper will be served and the young
men have arranged several delightful
surprises for their guests. Any Of the
their escorts with them will be priv
LEGGED to do so, but naturally they
must leave the dancing to the boys in
khaki for the town boys have many
opportunities of dancing, while our
fighting lads have not had much of
that pleasure. =
D. -
THE MORNING MUSIC CLUB
g. .~. e RECITAL
The Morning Music club Is giving
the first of its afternoon musicals a
week from today at O'Clock. A fee
Of so cents will be charged and the
money thus made will be given to the
Red Cross. This is an innovation for
the Morning Music club, as it has al
ways held its recitals in the morning
and for members only. This pleasant
change will be hailed with delight by
many, and as the "sterner sex" have
many music lovers among them they
are also invited to be in attendance
Mrs. Elizabeth Mackall has charge Of
the program and charming after.
noon is assured all who nay wish
to go.
= =
DANCE AT THE oUTRIGGER CLUB
The enlisted men who were enter.
tanned SO delightfully."- by the outrig.
ger club are giving a return dance on
Friday evening. About two hundred
guests are invited and a jolly evening