Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-07


viii be program under the superyi.
sion Of Miss Margaret Hopper which
win be well worth listening to.
Mrs. George Curry Is chairman Of
the committee for the day and as
sisting her as hostesses will be sew.
eral women whose reputation for hos
pitality. and graciousness in dispens.
ing IL, is well known.
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SPEND WEEKEND AT WAIAEI0LE
TAVERN
The following were "week-enders
at Waiahole Tavern: Mr. and Mrs. G.
c. Hofgaard, Honolulu; Miss Line
Clausen. Chicago; Mrs Emile II. Bo-
caker, Chicago; Mrs. w. T.. Bocaker,
Chicago; L. M. Wethesen, Honolulu;
II. Olstad. waipahu; John Meye-.
Seattle. Wash: Mrs. w. B. Pierce.
Los Angeles; Miss Violet Prayer, San
Francisco; Miss Amiee Grant, San
Francisco; G. Gerasimos, Honolulu;
Mr.. A. Splitter, Honolulu; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert B. Turner. Cambridge,
Mass; Warner s. ColviIle, McMinn-
vile. Tenn; Ira b. Davis, Algiers;
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Blue, Honolulu;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker. San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs A. K. Rego, Hcno-
lulu; Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Fernandes,
Honolulu.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR HERE
Mrs. Aurelia Reinhardt, president Of
Mills College, comes to Honolulu for
visit during the month of February.
Mrs. Reinhardt is woman of splea-
did mentality and pcise.
Miss Helen Kimball, graduate OF
Mills, writes most Interestingly CT Mrs
Re.nhardt and extracts from her let
ter tell of Mrs. Reinhardt as woman
and president Miss Kimball says:
II want to send you just a word
about q guest who will visit your
beautiful islands, Mrs. Aurelia Henry
Reinhardt, president Of Mills College.
MRS. Reinhardt will spend the
month Of February with you and IL
Hawaii is as kind to all as 1t was to
me she will return to California with
picture in life that will not fade.
The picture might be titled The
Islands Of Inspiration.
at was in Honolulu that Dr. and
Mrs. G. /. Mills visioned college for
girls. No doubt on the campus of
Punahou they planned and planned
again and again of some time, some
where founding college for women.
There their plans were consolidated
and the foundation of great West
ern woman's college was laid in Cali
fornia.
Days have passed since their
days-of growth and preparedness,
and today the vision dreamed on the
campus Of Punahou is reality in
California, Honolulu should know our
president.
MRS Rheinhardt is woman of
wide experience in the educational
world. one that has wide outlook
into. the future. Since she has as
shmed the presidency Of Mills Col
lege there have been marked changes
and we have only begun to realize our
want you all to know
the great possibilities from our presi-
dent; her vision of today growing into
the reality of tomorrow. They will
become realities because already the
women OF California are becoming
keenly interested in the Western
woman's college-0f California.
Mrs. Robert Burdette OF Pasadena
has become one of our trustees-this
fact foretells that our strongest
women are coming to the support Of
our college in the West, and when we
enlist the women of such high stand
ing We begin to realize and see the
near approach OF dream come true.
MAY we enlist your interests, the
interests Of the editor OF the Star