Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-04
MRS. HERBERT HOOVER AND
BLINGJJM HEROINES

BLINGUM HEHOlNES
From the San Francisco News Letter
The other day when a group OF Bur
lingarne women were invited to NEE!
Mrs. Herbert Hoover at tea they lalo
before her their willingness to DO OF
to die for their country and her alnes'
Now Mrs. Hoover is a large minded
deep experienced woman, who has
7tched Mr.. Breitling see It through
~ England, and she has q line IN
Outstanding of the time IT takes to
temper the spirit Of a people 70 daiIy'
small, undramatic sacrifices wnich 10
the aggregate will win this war ano
feed the allies.
- So she listened sympathetically
i while this belle, who is doing Re"
weeks hospital service to supplement
her Red Cross work, told an anecdote
of her work; while that matron who
has rolled bandages, and the otneI
dowager who has kept her Knitting
needles busy, unfolded their ambitions
TO soar IN the rarefied atmosphere OF
heroism, to make the supreme sacrf
flee for an ideal, to join a consecrateo
army of pilgrims marching on to I'M
molate themselves on the unknown
altar of some beautiful, worthwhile
sacrifice. =.
How many Of you have ordered
that no butter be used in cooking even
for company dinners?
How many of you have eliminated
meat for one day?
"How many Of you are serving less
wheat bread at your tables"
Not a woman at that little tea party
could truthfuIly answer that she was
doing these things.
How many Of us could make the
right answer?
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ENGAGEMENT AT EUREKA OF IN
TEREST TO HOEoLULANS
At a party given Wednesday n
Eureka by Miss lMuriel FAX. her en-
gagement to Darrell ]. Bogardus oil
this city was made known. The newi
comes as surprise to the many loca
friends of the couple and follows the
recent return Of Bogardus from Eure
ka. where he had charge OF the Lib
erty Loan bond campaign. F. e.,
1Both young people attended thu
~ li7ersity Of California and took {
prominent part iE college activities
during their student days. Miss Fab
Il daughter Of G. =. Falk, who has
extensive humber interests in Hum
boldt county. She 10 possessed Of
talented voice and took leadint
part IN college dramatics, having beer
4 member or the 1917 class and Of The
Delta Gamma sorority.
Bogardus 10 q son of Mrs. A. B. Bo
gardus Of Berkeley. He was gradual
ed IN 1915 and viii be remembered al
fuIlback on the varsity football team
and q nnmber Of the track team dur
ing his college days. He was mem
Der Of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
Golden Bear, Winged Helmet and sew
eral other honor societies and ID {
member Of the Olympic Club.
The wedding win probably TAX,
place IN the latter part Of this year
San Francisco Chronicle. June "a.
WEDDINGsIN EAST or INTEREST
HERE
Miss ElizRbeth Mackenzie ant
George p. McNear. Jf., whose engage
uGuJ was AuHQHuCC0 ~ TIC AaoShCt-
zie home few days ago, win be mar
ried next Thursday ct Calvary church
New York, with . reception after
wards at Sherry's. ct which Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Mackenzie win assis'
receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Hear and the bridal couple.
Young McNear enlisted with thu
engineering corps and will enter up
on his training course at once. Fol-
this reason, the wedding followed tn,
announcement Of the engagemen
without the usual interval Of prepare
ton and festivity San Francisco Elk
aminer. June "a.
CHANGE or ORDERS 3.
~ change Of orders ct the last mo
INT completely nullified the plans d
Major and Mrs. Horace Pillsbury, Wit
were on the point Of starting for Van
couver, B. G. Major Pillsbury WA
ordered to remain here instead or
Monday Mrs. Pillsbury was the CUES
OF honor az luncheon given by Miss
Alice Echnssler at her home on Val
Ness avenue. San Francisco Chron
icle, June "a.
AN EVENING AT Lanai THEATEF
= Society Is pleasantly looking Cor
ard to July Z. when Miss Rene Diet
rich and Mr.. Horace Wright viii pre-
sent an evening Of music and song q