Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-07
wELCoMr ron DIR. REINHARDT

! WELCOME FOR DIR. REINHA2DT
| At $3.50 Thursday afternoon DIR.
Reinhardt, president of Mills College,
and Miss janet Haight of the Mills
Alumnae Association, will be vel.
coined by the Mills Club Of Honolulu
at the home of Mrs. c. Fl. KlCegel.
15e7 Alexander street. -.
To this inforIral reception and wei.
come to Honolulu CT DR.. Re:nhardt
and Miss Haight an invitation is ex.
tended to all former students of Mills
College. whether residents of Homo
lulu or visitors here. An invitation is
extended likewise to all women who
have had daughters at Mills or are
expecting to send their daughters
there, as we'll ss to the daughters
themselves. ..<.
DR.. Re:nhardt will have much of in
terest to tell the club, both Of Mills
College of today and of her" hopes
and plans for its future advancement
and uphuilding. -.
LUAU OF UNIQUE INTEREST
The management OF the Colonial is
giving a luau and exhibition hula on
Saturday of this week at the Colonial
Hotel, on Emma street Every bit of
the food will be prepared and cooked
on the grounds, insuring feast of the
best. A corps of efficient Hawaiian
cooks who are experts in their line
will serve. Miss Johnson will also
give this luau her personal superVi-
sion. 1t should be rare treat for the
hundreds of tourists who are at pre-
sent in town. One Of the most attract
I've features will be the facilities for
seeing the food in the linus" and then
seeing it taken out. The Hawaiian
band will play during the feast hours,
from / until 3. If the weather is fine
the luau will be served under the
huge monkey pod trees and If the wea-
Their be inclement the large lanai will
be used .ssg1.s->4 49,.
Where can we get Hawaiian
feast? is almost the first question one
hears from the traveller, and the af-
fair Saturday is an answer. Tickets
may be had at either the Promotion
Committee rooms or at the, Territorial
Messenger office. ~
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AT THE
PLEASANTON =.
The Pleasanton hotel is quite CEN
ter for social activity now. Dances
are on twice week.; Last evening
Miss C. c. Pearson sang for the
guests after dinner on the lanai, rem
dering several very pleasing numbers.
She is possessed of a voice of real
charm and pleased her listeners
greatly. The Corelli trio continues to
charm for it plays beautifully. This
evening an invitation dance will be
given by the management - .-. -.
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A DANCING PARTYsTHIS EVENING
The following .sard.k of "a, invitation
from the Pleasanton. hntels aelIs of. the
dance there this evening. About $50
guests are expected. 81 A large num-
Der of private dinners are planned for.
this evening:
The management of the Pleasanton
hotel requests the pleasure of your
company at dance on Wednesday,
February Z, at s o'clock"
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MISS LAURA Low COMPLI-
MENTEDttr
Miss Laura Low Vas the honor
guest at a large dancing party on
Tuesday evening at the Waialele home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay. About
a hundred guests were in attendance.
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COMING TO HONOLULU
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. McGilyray are
planning a trip to Honolulu. They
will sail on February IL on the Great
Northern San francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey left
on today's steamer for six months
stay away. Mrs. Lowrey is one of the
foremost women in Honolulu today.
For the Iast five years her work has
been given to the Outdoor Circle. It
started with seven members and to-
day proudly claims over five hundred
members She has been a fearless,
just and impartial president and is
beloved by the clubs as a whole and
individually by its members AS a
member of the city planning commits
sion her stand has always been on the
side of right and fairmindedness, abb
solutely loyal to the work.
No doubt she will be called upon
wherever she goes to tell of Homo
lulu and as she is SUCH splendid pub
lie speaker Honolulu is in good hands.
Later on Mr.. Lowrey will go to San
Francisco, when they will tour the
states leisurely before returning home.
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Madame Harriet Avery Strakosch.
who is sojourning at the Young Hotel
for several weeks, was the prima
donna with the Boston Ideal Opera
Company, American Opera Company,
Clara Louise Kellogg Opera Com
pany, also Strakosch Opera Company.
singing the principal soprano roles in
all the modern grand operas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Roster Of San
Francisco. who have been here on
visit. left for their nome today. Mr..
Roster is president of the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce. They
were widely entertained during their