Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-03
Mr.. n, o, WITHERs' DINNER

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Mr.. H. o. Withers was a dinner host
on Tuesday evening at his Kaimuh
home. Covers we're laid for ten
guests. .5...
SOPHIE JANEHJUDDS BIRTHDAY,
Little. Sophia Janet Judd celebrat-
ed her fourth birthday on Thursday
by having the following little girls in
to help eat the birthday cake: Acca
Purdy, Amelia Purdy, Reynold Nc
Grew, Peggy Marie McGrew, Kath-
crime Along, Elizabeth Along, Mary
Along, Emma Judd, Betty Judd, Helen
Judd, and little ,Joffre Judd. A happy
time was enjoyed. . @
LANAI PLAYERS 4 CHANGE DATE
OF FRIDAY PLAY
Owing to the fact that Governor
Pinkham's reception for the congress
men takes place: on Friday evening,
Mrs. R. N. BuFnham announces that
the play for that evening has been
postponed from Friday until Monday
evening. Any one who has not been
reached by Mrs. Burnham may either
hold the tickets for the Monday per-
Torrance or exchange them for either
the Thursday or Saturday perform
ance. Mrs Burnham will be glad to
answer any questions about the play,
THE Wonder HIATT" that any one
may wish to ask. +
MAKAWAO LADIES GIVE MUSICAL
The following benefit bazaar pro-
gram was given by the Makawao
Ladies' Aid Society and goodly sum
of money resulted:
l. Piano Solo ........: .Vidar Waller
2. Song. Miss Alma Ross
3. Sketch-"Country Store. ......
.....H. w. Baldwin and Ed. Walsh.
4. Song .............. Miss Anderson
5. Dance-"Highland Fling. .......
...... Misses Robinson and Ross
6. Folk Songs. Mrs. Louise Jones
z. Piano Solo. .Vidar Waller
8. Minuet. Misses Vetelsen and Ross
8. The Marionettes. 49,. =. - -.
"Star-Spangled Banner. f..
FAIR AT BISHOPS PARK TODAY.
The fair that is being held today at
Bishop Park is to raise funds to con-
struct new Catholic church at Kai-
muki. The present chapel at the
Academy of the Sacred Hearts is in
adequate to hold the congregation, for
it never was intended as house of
public worship, but only to be used
by the Academy students and teach
ers. Yet when the Kaimuki folk came
to service they we're cheerfully vel
coined until they packed the little
chapel, the overflow remaining on the
broad lanai facing the chapel. Hence
the need of a church. A large piece
of ground has been secured and from
this the rock will be quarried and the
church erected. Father Patrick st.
Leger will be the pastor.
With the assistance of many women
the fair today will go long way to-
ward helping to finish this much
needed house of worship.
THE NEW York STATE CLUB.
; The New York State Club has called
a meeting for Monday afternoon at
four-thirty at the Army and Navy Y.
NJ. C. A. A full attendance Of New
Workers is expected and ii there are
any visiting New York State people
here they are also welcome. his club
is formed for the purpose of meeting
enlisted men from New York State.
There are about thousand New York
men in the army here and the letters
received by the committee tell their
own story. The mems anxiety to be-
long and their wish to be helpful is In
deed q pleasure to note. An enlisted
man from each post is to be asked
to serve on the executive committee.
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MRS. SUMNER s. PAXSON GIVES A
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Sumner s.. Paxson was lunch
con hostess on Friday at the Country
Club. The table was exquisite, cover
ed with an embroidered tablecloth,
and in the center stood q silver basket
filled with long stemmed American
Beauty roses. Ivory-tinted name cards
marked each cover. After luncheon