Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-21
THE COMING SALE OF RED CROSS
CHRISTMAS SEALS


CHRISTMAS SEALS
DR.. Archibald Sinclair has given q
very interesting talk to the women
who are going to have charge in the
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals,
! which is to be held this coming Sat
urday. All who feel that they are car
| rying just as much as they are able to
should have heard the talk that DR.,
Sinclair gave. They would feel that
their work had only just started DR..
! Sinclair's remarks were amazing. The
fact that when the examination of
men drafted would be made between
and 10 per cent would be dropped
on account of incipient tuberculosis
was an eyeopener for the women of
/ Honolulu. 1t makes one feel as If
every ounce of energy and work in his
| makeup must of necessity be brought
| into play to do and do and still keep
| ON doing, to make our children fit for
tomorrow's fray. One feels that
! words are inadequate and that it is
| up to the women to push this cam
paign to a successful finish. Ninety
per cent of the money made here goes
! 10 uSlD IIc tuudIO dI 1<Cdnl
! Home and Pa Ola day camp, the other
! 10 per cent going to pay for the seals
and sundry expenses connected with
| the work.
/ The society woman of today has a
mission in life to fill other than frit-
| tering precious hours away in idleness
| or pleasure. Let every social thing
Ia hoolY0rOnn1 a.
! thing worth while. When you plan a
card party or tea have something to
present to your guests that will make
them leave your home wiser and bet
ter women for coming and by your en-
thusiasm adding to the number of wo-
men who are working with an object
and who are not going to stop until
that object has been attained.
The following we'll known women
will be in change next Saturday. Each
chairman will have six or eight as
sistants.
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder has. entire
charge Of directing the work.
Mrs. Walter Frear, Mrs. H. B. Sin
clair, Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. j. F..
G. Stokes, Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. C.,
z. Pemberton, Mrs. William Whitney,
Mrs. Reynold McGrew, Mrs. G. NJ. v.
Forster Mrs. Richard 1vers, Mrs.
George Ii Brown, Mrs. Rudolf Buckly.
Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy, Mrs. Har-
old LOOMS, Mrs Arthur Brown. Mrs.
Ernest Warehouse, Mrs. Charles
Wilder. Mrs. Robert Elgin, Mrs. Ed
ward d. Kilbourne, Mrs. Clarence
Cooke, Mrs. R. o. Matheson, Mrs.
Frank E. Blake, Mrs. James Bicknell,
Mrs. Allan Walker, Mrs William
Knott, Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Miss
Florence Butler, Miss Geraldine Berg,
Miss Rosamond Swanzy. Miss Marie
Ballentyne, Miss Lady Macfarlane,
Miss Eleanor Gartley, Miss Aileen
Dowsett, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Alice Macfarlane and Miss Gladys
Pearne
FACULTY MUSICALE. -
The following. program on Novem'
Der 90 at Charles r. Bishop hall will
be pleasure to many who have come
to look forward to the musical treats
of the Punahou School of Music:
Piano Beethoven 49,. Sonata Opus
81 Number 8, AlIegro-Minuetto-
Presto.
Voice (Hayden ......... My Mother
Bids Me Bind My Hair''-"The
Spirits Song"
Fiano (Chopin) ...... Prelude Opus
IS Number IS, Nocturne Opus 81
Number l, Waltz Opus 70 Num-
Der /.
Reading Van Dyke) ......."A Lover
Of Music" from The Ruling Pas
sion"
Voice (Chaminade) Madrigal
Ritournelle. IT,.
Rachmaninoff. -. .Melodie in E major
Gluek-Joseffy. .... Arctic di Balletto
MacDoWell .............. lmpromptu
Moszkowski .............. Etincelles
Miss Lillian Parrish.
Miss Helen Grace Caldwell.
Miss Jean Porterfield.
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NEW YORK STATE ENLISTED
MEMS ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck's gar
den party on Saturday last was very
ioyed by the men in attendance. A
rumor was circulated at the posts and
chronicled on the post bulletin boards
that the party had been postponed.
The result was that not as many men
came as were invited. Those coming,
however had a delightful afternoon.
Max Selinsky, the violinist, was en-.
joyable and his generosity in respond
ing to one encore after another was
indeed a pleasure. His simple and
unassuming manner Immediately won
the hearts of his listeners. Croquet,
cards and other games were enjoyed,