Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
THE TREASURE AMI .TkET
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Those responsible tor the sure
and trfnket fund feel very p OF
their achievement for hey hSeut |
thirty pounds of silver and gp De |
melted and the money used, bose |
in charge say, for the eyes the
wings OF our biFdmen 1T APT es-
pecially to us as so many OF eoys
have enlisted in that branch dheE
will DO their part toward ~innthls
war and help TO make this. q
safe one in which TO Hive. A ges-
ton came from very promlHWo'
man yesterday that might tTeil
worth trying out. Many womiaVt
antique bits Of jewelry on whitley
for many reasons place practif no
value and these might be gipnd
sold as they are to collectors thc
money donated. Thus two piseS
would be accomplished, that Sup
plying necessary funds and q Of
keeping antiques intact. MrPhn
II. Soper and Miss Minnie Todil!
receive or give any informatiflat
any one wishes. No matter hdad'
~ battered or old looking sil or
gold may be ii is none the leSiu'
able and il surely could not go ny
better use. So send your oldSer
and gold along and in that wap a
little Of your bit,
NEW YORK STATE CLUB FOED
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. LOwrey fed
all New York staters to their hoon
J Monday afternoon, the object bd to
form a New York State club fthe
entertainment OF the enliSteRn,
Mr.. A. F. Griffiths presided antas
elected permanent president, lsS
Helen Gay Pratt was elected re-
tary.treasurer and Mrs. Augusta.
Murphy was elected chairman qle
executive and entertainment co ut
tee, with Mrs. G. Montague Cook r.
and Mrs. Bridwell her able assists,
The privilege of enlarging the coht'
tee was left to the committee ann
enlisted man from each post Is be
asked TO act with the committeehe
next meeting will be held week m
next Monday, November D.. at ~
and will be held at the Armypo
Navy Y. VI. c. 4. In the mean
cards will be sent to the adJutasoI
each post asking him to place pr
the bulletin. boards, that every sf
either born in New York statDI
claiming it as his home send his ~
and address to Miss Pratt. eJ
claim that 1000 New Workers. ats
the different posts, SO large u
should be formed. ..." /
MRS. FLORENCE JOHNSON CTS
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Especial Correspondence
BOSTON, Oct. 13.-Mrs. FlorenG
johnson, who for some time pastR
been studying at the New Eng
Conservatory of Music, this city, h
ing Mr.. f. Addison Porter as her =
cipal teacher, made a public aplh
ance this afternoon at one of the
citals which for more than half
fury past have been held weekly
Americas oldest and largest con-
vatory and at which many distii
ished musicians have had their I
start in public performing. Mrs. j
son gave an Interpretation Of the
promptu i'm c sharp minor of Che
work that was very faYorablyI
ceived by large and representa-
audience Of music students and Il
friends. fts1 -
Mrs. Johnson is candidate
graduation from the New Engl
Conservatory next June. The inst
ton is the one from which Miss \
garet Way, now instructor at o
College, was graduated in the e
of 1917.
NAVY NIGHT AT THE NAVY A
ARMY Y. NJ. c. A.
Tomorrow evening the Womi
War Council are entertaining for
jackies who are due to leave here
almost any time. The entertainm
will be most informal, with the b
furnishing the program themsel'
Mrs. +. ]. Lowrey, Mrs. A. F. Griffi
Mrs. A. Z. Murphy. Mrs. George
Brown and Mrs. Philip Spalding
greet the boys and make them :
come. Mrs. George Collins has cha
of the fruit punch bowl and she
be assisted by Miss May Biyen. \
Mary Lucas, Miss Vivian Bucklf
Miss Lady Macfarlane. Miss He
| MacfarISne, Miss Pauline Schae
Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss r
Soper. Miss Ruth McChesney, \
Aileen Dowsett, Miss Helen Pr
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss r
Anderson, Miss Nora Sturgeon.
Helen Jones and Miss Margaret Jol
Miss Bertha Young is leaving \
shortly for the mainland to be z
until Christmas or possibly until
holidays are over. Miss Young Is
enthusiastic booster for Hawaii.
whenever she is on the mainland
makes il her especial business to ]
into all that is possible pretaiIrins
the civic betterment of Hawaii
So while her going is always regrei
by her friends yet they know VIII;
lot it will mean to have her go
study and look into the things |
are of benefit to the islands.