Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07
Il. nth the close Of today passes the
w lenten season. Tomorrow an
w nounces the birth OF sIring and


w Lenten season. Tomorrow an
nounces the birth OF spring and
all that pertains TO IL; the quickening
OF new life and the beginning Of
new season.
Many OF Honoluiu's society folk
have taken Lent very seriously this
year, absolutely refraining from social
life except that in which war relief
was the thought that prompted the as.
sembIy or friends. One society WON
an here plans to have several large
bridge afternoons, charging an admit.
lance fee and turning tue money made
over to the war relief committee and
IN this way doing her bit"
The declaration OF war between
America and Germeny will estrange
many old friends, for q feeling OF bit.
terness at this time viii be almost
Impossible 10 conceal
Every American woman who has
the intelligence must do her bit even
. IL il VIII only be In knitting or Gro
cheting floor rags II is an inspiring
sight TO pass the relief rooms and
see women whom one has known from
childhood. day after day doing part
in assisting the distressed by makinG
bandases and doing ali OF the work
such tasks demand. The women here
) have been tlreiess IT, daily attendance
and now that classes are organized
every woman's time Is full up" for
with classes morning and afternoon
there rs very little time for things so
cial. From the present outlook less
time Will be consurned by milady in
the social aide Of life Girls and won.
on who are blessed with fine ply.
siques and splendid health win feel
that they must DO little more work
than their sisters who have not been
endowed with perfect health. Yet
not an American woman IN Hawaii
but can and must DO her part Any
Of the women IN Honolulu who have
moi resolved card asking what they
can and are willing to do. can be en-
lightened and INSTRUCTED by Mrs. Wal.
tor DILLINGHAM;. Mrs. william Whit.
lley, Mrs. w. n. Castle, Mrs. G.. Wilder.
Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs James Judd,
Mrs. Thomas J King. Mrs. Augustus
Il. Murphy. Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss
Harriet Hatch. Miss Nora Sturgeon
any Of whom would gladly answer any
questions and tell Just how 70 go about !
joining elesses and making themselves i
useful when needed.
MRs 6koRoE u bsA1 a DINNER
one or The most deliberately ap-
pointed dinner.6ances given at the
Moana was The one over which Mr..
George Lindsay presided as host and
gracious and h0spitable entertainer
nc was. The dinner was given to
honor MRS. Charles Chillingworth.
The maksi end OF the lanai was mace
TO represent q garden and II was IN
deed pretty picture, Across the Ia
mai q trellis work was arranged and
this was woven with MALE leis and
Jasmine blossom. In the center OF
the lanai, at the ceiling top. was q
handsome silk Japanese lantern and
from that were hundreds Of MALE leis,
forming a dome The walls on either
side were gracefully traced with a
lace-w0rk Of MALE. Overhead hung
-jozens OF loyeig pRle-tinted lanterns
and in this way was the room Hum.
mated.
The table was q huge square. lp
the center was playing fountain. TIE
water dropping into an artificial lake
in which we're swimming wee yellow
ssuckilngs who spiashed and dove and
every now and again would scurry
;icross the table TO be .shooed" back
10 the miniature lake The table dec
erations were very elaborate. Hun
dreds az pink gisdiolus and pink roses
made II gem Of beauty. Directly in
front of each guest was tiny electric
light In dainty rose setting and at
each lady's place was gift in the,
.hape OF handsome silk parasol with
carved ivory handle. A lovely cor
rage bouquet was at each place The
raIre-cards were very pretty. being
vogue girls In q hoop setting. The
nenu cards were also very elaborate.
A group OF l2 Hawaiian bows PLAYED !
during the dinner hour and for the /,
dance tfat followed.
Mr. Lindsay loft on the Great Nor.
thern covered with leis as the "aloha"
a. his Honolulu friends
Mr. I.indsay's guests ct this event
we're Afr. and Mrs. Charles Chilling /
worth, for whom the affair was given;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Col and i
Mrs. Schofield. Mrs Ghirarlielli. Miss
Jusnita Ghirardelli. Miss Elsa Ghirar.
deli. Mrs. Mccreary, Mrs. Aver. Mrs.
ID Kennedy. Miss Margaret Schofield.
Miss Margaret Aver Miss Virginia
Van Fleet. Miss Helen Ollie. Miss
Voltman. Miss Eames. Miss Marjorie
capps. Miss Amor Han, Miss Rather
inc Maxwell. Mr. George Ahlborn. Mr..
voItman, Mr.. J. II. worrall. Mr.. Fran
cis Brown. Mr.. Robert Steven, Mr..
stanley Kennedy and sir. Thomas
Thompson.
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RECEPTION. AT WASHINGTON
PLACE
Queen Liliuokalani was IT home on
Tuesday morning at Washington Place |
to the territorial senators and their I;
wives. The queen was IN excellent
health and as the Hawaiian members.
whom the venerable queen has not /
seen in years, came and we're present
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