Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17

sued. At His meeting will be decided
the question of union or individual cir
Gle meetinks, and it is hoped that there
will be a large attendance, that the
ideas of al may be expressed. There
will be Rid Cross work for those who
wish II bk any circle may bring their
own neailework If they so prefer.
These mi settings are very informal and
their chi h motive is to bring the mem.
bers of Inc circles into closer social
relationship with their neighbors.
4 CALI TO ALL NEW YORK STATE
FOLK ~
Mr.. Ind Mrs. F. J. Lowrey, through
I the sodiety columns of the Star,Bulle
tin. intite all former New York state
| folk II their home on Monday after
noon 1t 4:30 o'clock. with view to
formi1g New York State club for the
entertainment of the enlisted men
from New York state, as outlined by
the Woman's War Council.
It is the sincere desire of the Wo'
mans War Council that every state In
the Union will have its club and IN
that way the men and the people OF
Honolulu will come in closer touch
with each other, the entertainment oil
men in small groups being more
friendly and hospitable.
The following charming musicai
program will be presented by the
faculty of Punahou: p
Piano, Faure .fmpromptu in F minor
Debussy L. La Cathedrale Englout1e
Saint Saens ..Valse GAZE, opus Log
Violin, Vieuxtemps .............:.E-
......... Concerto in D minor
Introduction and CadenZa.
Andante Religioso. ~
Allegro Energico. -.
Piano .................. .Cnoplu
Fantasia Impromptu in c sharp
minor Opus SIS. =
Etude in F sharp minor Opus 20,
Number 2. -.
Etude in A fat major Opus 20, Mum.
Der l.
Violin, Kreisler ... Caprice Viennois
Jenkinson 80. Dance of the Sylphs
Miss Margaret Way ia
Mr.. EDWIN H6TDSTI lQ6iST.
Accompanied by Mrs. Ideler. 49,
Charles r. Bishop Hall, October 10;
1917. ,e- =. .. - -. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wright
Georgia PurcelD are expected short.
ly from Honolulu for visit with Mrs.
Wright's mother, Mrs. John Purcell,
of this city. 1t will be her first visit
home since her marriage. Mr.. Wright
may decide to locate in San Francisco.
Santa Rosa, (Cal.) Democrat.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Burns (nee Pearl Nc.
Carthy) of Pafa, Maui, and now a
bIue.eyed baby girl is beginning to
blink at the world through the cur.
tains of her crib The wee one has
been named Margaret after her grand.
mother, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy.
Mrs. Mary G. Widdifield is In town,
having arrived on Tuesday morning
from Hilo, where for some time she
has been the house-guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Byron Baird.
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Miss Katharine Warren is giving a
birthday party on Saturday afternoon
About 40 little friends will be hidden
to celebrate the little hostess seventh
birthday. ~.
DR.. and Mrs. Afford Wall are being
given a very hospitable and cordial
greeting by their many friends here
since their arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston left
on today's steamer for six months
trip visiting different points of inter.
est <...- .-=s
Mrs. Ambrose Patterson and small
daughter, Nancy, arrived home this
week after a, short mainland vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. r. Powell, who have
been enjoying the many charms OF
Hawaii, left for the coast today.
Lady Sen Mel was a very reluctant
departing passenger, for the main
land on today's steamer.
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Miss E. Purviance, who is Mr..
Charlie Chaplin's leading lady, left
for the mainland today. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Chaplin, after a
pleasant trip to the mainland, return.
ed home this week.
Miss Ruth Anderson is being warm
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