Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-06
BALLROOM USED FOR SEWING
FOR RED CROSS


Mrs. James l.. Flood does not be-
! lieve in permitting her handsome ball
, room. TO be absolutely desolate be-
cause it is not going TO be the fashion
I this wiLter 10 refrain from gala balls
She has planned an original use for
her ballroom at her new home on
Broadway. On Mondays and ~ues-
days Of every week Mrs. Flood Will
have Red Cross workers at her home.
She has had some sixteen large ia
bles made, and complete equipment,
such as sewing machines and so on.
is being installed. She has invited
three hundred o: her friends for each
, day. 1t is not probable that there
will be three hundred at every time,
hut with such a large number there
will be plenty of workers for each day
Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe and the
Kisses Donohoe have been very active
in helping Mrs. Flood during the sum-
mer at the Red Cross unit which has
been working at Mrs. Floods cottage
at Menlo park. Mrs. Donohoe does
all OF the cutting of the garments for
the hospital supplies, and each of her
daughters has hes definite task in pre-
pairing work Miss Dorothy Stone, a
trained nurse, has been giving instruc-
tions in first aid and surgical dress,
ing.
incidentally, Miss Cora Jane Flood
is taking group of school girls East
this week. With her will be Miss
Mary Emma Flood. Miss Gertrude
Clark, Miss Amanda McNear and Miss
Julia Crocker. Mr.. an Mrs. William
Pool will go on the same train, prob
ably on the 2Sth.
MADE A LIEUTENANT
Friends of Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
who met her brother, Bayard Hyde
Smith, will be pleased to know Of the
young mans success as told in a re-
cent San Francisco paper:
Two young San Franciscans, Bay
ard Hyde-Smith and Lloyd Schultz,
have recently distinguished them
selves in the aviation service. Young
Hyde Smith, who is a brother of Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, was recently made
a first lieutenant in Washington, D. c.,
for exceptional skill in flights. He is
leaving there to be at training camp
in Texas.
Lloyd Schultz, who has been one of
the beaux of society for several sea-
sons, winning prizes at mardi gras
carnivals and the like, recently estah-
lished record for high altitude flying
with passenger, going over 10000
feet, at the aviation school near San
Diego. He was also rewarded with a
commission as a lieutenant. Young
Schultz is a brother of Mrs. Samuel
Hopkins and of Mrs. Harold Law"
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PRETTY WEDDING.
The marriage of Miss Lila McDon-
aid and Gordon Mcpherson took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Colo
mel and Mrs. John Bacon Mcdonald,
on Pacific avenue.
The Rev. Kevany OBLIGATED. Colonel
Mcdonald gave his daughter in mar
rage. Captain Robert Mcdonald, P.
S. A., brother of the bride, was best
man. Miss Sue Aston Mcdonald was
her sisters bridesmaid. The sEorfdl
wore a simple going-awaY -ailleur Of
blue with black velvet walking hat.
Mrs. Mcdonald We gray messaline
afternoon costume.
The Mn'Jonald home was done in
chryssr, hemums Of the autumn colors
shaIing from pale yellow to russell.
" ne ceremony took place in front Of
mantel massed with blooms.
The Mcdonald family has for many
years been identified with the ser.
vice" A second son John Bacon Nc
Donald, Jr., IS a midshipman at An
napolis.