Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
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NoFRE DANE CHAPTER OF IA
Wall FORMED

A elADfef OF Notre Dame Was
formed this weea In Honolulu by tie
graduates or Notre Dame College. y
is to promote loyalty 20 the COLLEGE
and will be social In its work. Meet
ings NIII be held about six times a
year and VIII be held at the different
homes. Later on q scholarship VIII
be founded and a stufent sent by the
Hawaii chatter Fl.
- The meeting vas called by Mrs.
Edward M. Watson and took place at
her home on Tuesday morning. Priu
cess David Kawananakoa is preside;h.
Mrs Edward NJ Watson. yicepresi'
dent. and Mrs. j. A. Balch Is the sec
retary.treasufeT, The following have
been enrolled as members Of the
chapter. &.
Princess David Kawananakoa. Mrs.
Edward Nj. Watson, Mrs. John A.
BaIch. Miss L. Arnold, Mrs. l.. Booth,
Mrs. Walter Maefafiane, Mrs. nat ID
Dowxeft, Mrs. r. Clark, Mrs. j. w.
Podmore, Mrs. r. j. Lindeman, Mrs.
Henry Holmes. Mrs Fred Pierce, Miss
Irene Wells, Mrs Marion Dowsett
WOrthfngton, Mira. William iLeid, MIS-
Robert Shingle Mrs William VIII
hanson, Mrs. Harvey v. Murray, Mrs.
William A. Purdy, Miss Irene Dick
son, Mrs. q. w: r. King, Miss. Esther
Lucas. Miss Violet nakee, Mrs. George
Beekley. and Mrs. James Jarrett.
Ii is asked that any one who was
a member Of Notre Dame at any tiple
and wishes 70 belong to the chapter,
notify Mrs Belch.
d. ii. r, f.EAbERs At WASHING
TON DISPLAY SOME VERY
SMART COSTUMES
WASHINGTON. u. C.T7Ihe pre-
ence 81 5000 Daughters Of the Arneri
cs8 lIIFoIdfion one half 81 whom are
deIetfies or visitors 70 the most mo.
mtntoas congress the society has
known III a.,dozen years. show these
dtscendaafS Of the patriots OF IT'S
fully alive u the fashions OF 1917, II
one may jndge by the clothes that
have ff1ccd Washington draWins
rooms IS we'll ns the floor and the
platform Of Continental Memorial hall
for the last week
The outgoing president. Mn: With
am Cumming Story. IN opening the
congress FOR the last time, fully main
tanned her reputation as one Of the
b<tt dressed officers that society has
ever known. and made charming
and modish picture In violet crepe
made with narrow underskirt and
long close tunic Oyerdress. The cos
tune, aithopEh made In America
TO meet the requirements Of the wear
er and the occasion. was French In
every detail Of it's clever workman
ship, with delicate embroidery OF sil
yer outlining the neck and tiny silver
tasssls 70 fish the sleeves. The lat
ter were very smart belkshaped al
the elbow, but close at the wrist. A
long chain Of amethysts strung on
silver served as the girdie, which Is q
conepicuous part Of gowns Of this
character. To the majority Of dele
gates and visiting Daughters, one Of
the most interesting details Of Mrs
Storys toilet was pair Of dainty
French shoes In purple velvet with
silver buckles. Her hat was q silver
gray straw, trimmed in velvet ribbon
matchinH the gown IN color
AT The evening session Mrs. Story
wore al equally n1odish gown In her
favorite purple tones. indeed. In the
last four years she has rarely APP
peared In any other color, always with
line and texture suited to the period.
the occasion and her own Individual
style. This evenipg gown for the con,
eross q 1917 was pale orchid satin
hrocAdad N silver, draped over q
round skirt Of orchid chiffon. with
silver buckles. Her hat was Of silver
straw, trimmed In velvet ribbon
matching the gown IN color.
Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAM,
SONS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. william Williamson
entertained last evening at very in
formal Gfnner. Covers were laid for
10 guests After dinner the party mo-
tored 10 the Country Club 10 join the
dancers there.