Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
IPUNAHOU CHILDRENS' THANKS.
GIVING OFFERING. s

GIVING OFFERING. 5E II
Last Wednesday the young. students
OF Punahou Preparatory gave gener.
ously to those In less comfortable cir
cumstances. A Thanksgiving exercise
given by the pupils opened the days
program with the gifts Of the students
about the platform. After the
exercises several Of the mothers de-
liyered Thanksgiving baskets to those
for whom they were prepared. 1t Is
an Oh and time-honored custom at
Punahou to remember those who are
not so well off In this worlds goods as
others. and Thanksgiving was made q
much happier day FOR, many people by
the generosity Of Punahou.
Mr.. HERBERT MIsT's AFTER
NOON TEA
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Herbert
Mist was hostess at q delightful after
noon tea. About q dozen guests were
hidden to this pleasant bridge.
Mrs. Mist's guests were: Mrs.
Ralph Clark. Miss Josephine Soper,
Mrs. Charles Judd. Miss Ehrhorn, Mrs.
Bucholtz. Mrs.. William Stanley, Mrs.
Harold Hayselden, Mrs. II. P. Wood,
Mrs. r. F. s. Denniston, Mrs. Claude
Watson, Mrs. Robert Mist, Mrs. J. N.
8. Williams, Mrs. Donald Ross, Mrs. j.
Cockburn, Miss Edith Mist and others.
DIR. AND MRS. Afford WALLS
DINNER.
Dr.. and Mrs. Afford Wall entertain.
ed most informally at dinner at the
Country club on Wednesday evening.
A basket Of sweet peas and vioiets
made pretty centerpiece.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallis guests were DR..
and Mrs. o.. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur f. Wall, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Smith. Dancing was the
after dinner diversion.
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MISS Z MARY JOHNSON ENTER
TAINS
Miss Mary johnson entertained on
Thursday evening at the Colonial
hotel In compliment to her brother
in-law and sister, Of Helena, Montana,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. McComas. A bas-
ket Of yellow coreopsis made q pretty
table decoration. Miss Johnson's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nc
Eomas. Miss e. Smith, Miss NJ.
Jameson, Miss K. Dougherty, Miss A.
Hertsche and Mr.. and Mrs. Tupal.
Dancing was the after-dinner divers
ion.
a MUSICAL AFTERNOON ON THE
ROOF GARDEN
Mrs. Archibald Al. Young, who has
charge Of the Community Christmas
tree, is going to give q musical and
dancing afternoon on the roof garden
soon. A charming program has been
arranged and a full attendance Is ex
pected.
This tree. while attended to by the
women of the Outdoor Circle, is not
an Outdoor Circle affair for It con.
Germs the whole community.
The program for the musical Will
be about six numbers long and those
coming are asked to bring their knit
ting.
MAJOR AND MRS. G. W, CASE
DEERING'S DINNER
Major and, Mrs. G. w. Case Deering
gave beautifully appointed dinner on
Thanksgiving night. Yellow, the color
used In all Thanksgiving feasts. was
popular. Great masses Of shaggy,
deep yellow chrysanthemums made q
most attractive table Lighted taperr
shaded In yellow cast q pretty glow.
Dancing after dinner was q pleasant
diversion.
Major and Mrs. Deering's guests
were Col. and Mrs Woodward, Col.
and Mrs ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
". King. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rice, Gen. John Wiser, Mr..
McAyoy and Mr.. Douglas Young.
THE SUNBEAM CLASS AT
CENTRAL UNION S,
The Sunbeam Class Of Central Union
was the donor OF Thanksgiving gifts
to the children who are in the Chill.