Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-22

Ryan. L. s. ~, and her daughter,
Eugenia, have arrived in Vallejo
from Philadelphia on a visit Of two
weeks with relatives.
War has played havoc with the va.
Mare Island officers and their fam
lilies. Several officers who were fig
uring on going deer hunting this week
were obliged to give up all thoughts
OF Venison dinners and remain at the
navy YARD TO see that Uncle Sans
now wa:shjps arc built as per SEIZED
u!C. San Francisco Examiner. Aug :.
THE RED CROSS DIN\E.2 DANCE
BENEFIT
Mrs y +. Morgan has every tnirg
about perfected fo- the Ted Cross
benefit that she and Lc- daughter,
Mrs. Rods Fenton. are nIaGring (: r
Saturday evening. The ICtel man
agement has been very generous, :or
every guest coming there and taking
dinner the hotel donating the money
absolutely TO the benefit fund l.
! r0Mlses 10 lie very delightful
evening. With a quintet furnishing tie
music for d2nring. Then the mer-
chants Of Honolulu have given several
fire articles that VIII be 2LItiO7LG IF
and that money Will also swell the
amo"nt md in 70 small way Mis-.
Morgan is giving an opal neCk!a"e
ard t&1t u i'll also I've arct,Gnc6. ENCry-
enc HAOu!G SO as it ill not rniy give
pleasure TO tuCsc il 3t!ondA1.Ce lot
nc money raised MI ale; 5t" uH:old
ie!,: and hardship for orr boys 1t the
front So phone you. reservations to
Mr. W'ilmarth at the !Ic1S%nt0n. WHO
is sparing no effort to make this ben
eft the success it shoull )e.
HOTEL AND RED CROSS BENEFIT
Wien the proceeds OF the dinner.
dance to be given at the Pleasanton
hotel next Saturday evening have
been accounted for, they will be
turned over to the Red Cross fund,
after deducting the musicians share.
Manager Cy Wilmarth notified the
ladies in charge of the affair that no
charge will be made to them for the
dinner or use Of the hotel reception
rooms and lanai. The entire dinner is
4 gift from the hotel to the Red Cross.
The proposition of auctioning off
the sundry merchandise contributed
by the local firms was approved OF
by the Chamber Of Commerce. Mrs.
w. Morgan, and her daughter, Mrs. R.
BoydsFenton, have a number Of good
things for the auction.
MISS z. DE LA NUX ENTERTAINS
Miss Zelda de la Nux was a dance
hostess last Friday evening at Tren.
town. Miss de la Nux's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rausman, Mr.. and
Mrs o. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. R. An.
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Lee, MI.
and Mrs. A. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Ease, Mr.. and Mrs. F: James, Mrs.
James, Sr.; Miss Van Wort, Miss H.
Won Answalt, Miss Collins, Miss
Blackhear, Miss LAM Hutchinson,
Miss Eleanor Hills, Miss Harris. Miss
l. James, Miss E. Moore, Mr.. Emer.
son, Mr.. F. McTighe, Mr.. Tyroll, Mr..
Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Robert McEldow.
ney, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Henry, Mr.. Stick
ney, and Mr.. Gibson.
GUESTS AT POI SUPPER
Before leaving for their home IN
San Francisco in the Matsonia this
morning, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Whaley
and Martin Eissler, were guests of
honor last night at poi supper given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Williams
at their home on Zen lane. Pawaa.
Surrounding the table loaded with
the Hawaiian eatables were 10 guests.
Miller's Hawaiian singing" club fur
nished the music, both during the
feast and dancing.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glib, Of Naa.
lehu, Kau. announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Aileen Lilinoe, to
Leslie Forrest Of Naalehu.
Capt. and Mrs. C. T.-Riggs, U. s. A.,
who we're such social favorites dur
ing the formers station in Honolulu,
are staying in San Francisco and are
occupying an attractive suite at the
Hotel Cecil. They gave a luncheon
of IL covers at the hotel Tuesday af.
ternoon, August IA. Tall crystal
vases filled with red roses occupied
the center of the table.
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Mrs. Dora 1senberg and Mrs. Eliza
beth MacBryde were the compliment
ed guests at a luncheon given re-
Gently by Mrs. B. w. T. Purvis of the
Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. and Mrs. Pur.