Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

MfSSsst haineT1nc DOOQiDfd, MfSSs
Louise Clarke, Miss Ee.nict J.. s'ooke.
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mentary hygiene AMI aomc care ol
the sick. or. both. may communicate
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Aloha Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. was entertained
on Wednesday last at the home OF
Mrs. Carl Andrews on Wyllic street.
Twenty-six members and several
visiting ladies' from far distant chap
tiers we're received at the entrance by
Mrs. Dean and Mrs Kellar, the assist.
ant hostesses, IN the drawing room
Zach guest was presented with q tiny
American flag by Mrs. Andrews
April showers made II impossible to
stage the entertainment in the pie.
turesque terraced garden as had been
planned, but the airy house made a
very satisfactory substitute.
As it was the anniversary OF Paul
Reyere's ride, this formed the keynote
Of the afternoons program.
4 4 s.fSz rrf {nS, f,ate
in the Lords prayer, the necessary
business was quickly despatched. All
enjoyed listening to q delightful paper
on the hero of the day, read by Miss,
Anne ,Nexson. The famous poem
snent the ride closed this paper very
appropriately.
A patriotic song written by Mr..
Philip Dodge, set to music by Mr.. r.
A. z. Newcomb, was sung as an I'M
accompanied duet by Miss Mabel Ruth
Schaeffer and Mrs. Jessica Allen Pas.
coe. BY unanimous vote this was
adopted as the chapter song, following
the example set by the Minneapolis
Chapter, which had already done this.
At the close of the program dainty
refreshments we're served in the
charming setting OF the fern house.
NEWS OF MRS. JACK LONDON &
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. NatheT. who Wis
tied here two years, ago and wers the
house guests Of the late Jack London
and Mrs. London, we're at Glen Ellen
and took Mrs. London with them to
the Hotel Del Coronado and TO the San
Diego Exposition. While they we're
there Princess David Kawananakoa
was lunched with and a happy, renlin-
iscent hour enjoyed Mrs. London is
carrying the splendid Glen Ellen
ranch. that was the dream OF Jack
tho finest In the world. Mrs. London
writes to friends here that even Jack.
she knows. would be delighted with
all that has been accomplished. Car
loads OF fine cattle are going to mar
ket and acres upon acres OF fine hay
growing and all Of this is being done
by Mr.. LondoniS sister and Mrs Lon
don. and. as she says. no tribute is
better than to keep. this splendid en-
terprise up to standard Lately Mrs.
London. to get away from everything.
went to the beach and in boomers
and ''palaka' fished and CLAIMED
until she was rested
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MRS. HAROLD DILLINGHAM; a
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Semi was the honor guest at
a luncheon given on Tuesday with
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; as the hostess.
A basket of American beauty roses
in rock crystal rose bowl made an
attractive centerpiece. Mrs. billing
hams guests were Mrs. Semi the
honor guest, Madame Melba. Lady
Susan Fitzclarence, Miss Grey, Mrs.
Charles Adams Mrs Eleanor Itx,,n-