Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-23

dress Of cream lace beaded; lavende,
orchids. III. II - - ~. -. =,
MISS Ruth Richards Gray silk with
Delft blue garniture.
Mrs. Archie Guild edding gown
White satin and cloth Of silver; cor
sage Of pink sweet peas. I'll
Mrs Bush Wedding gown. White
SATIN tuIle and silver lace. -
Mrs 0ge Wedding gown. White
tafieta with trimming Of white bro
caded satin. -
The gowns of those at table were:
Mrs. Thrumr Rose taffeta with bo
dice garniture of silver lace. ~
Mrs. MacIntyre pricot colored
taffeta and lace. 81 Is q IS . .>.i
Mrs. Tay Pale pink taffeta and
D4BHHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION HOLD ANNUAL
S$s MEETING
Aloha Chapter, =. "A. R., held its en-
!.nnal election Of officers on Monday,
june Is, st q meeting in the home Of
Prof and Mrs VIM Alanson Bryan,
ION Punahol street Mrs. Bradstreet
and Miss Armstrong being the host
gesses Cor the occasion. : ,t
The meeting was opened by read
ING Of the ritual by the regent, Mrs
Herman Hugo, and prayer by the
chaplain, Mrs. A. Frances Judd, fol
lowing which routine business papers
were disposed of. All the officers
who had so efficiently served during
the past year were reelected for the
I3ensuing year, namely, 81 -...sR
Mrs. VIM. A. Bryan, State Regent.
Mrs Herman Hugo. Regent.
Mrs ]. M. Atherton, Vice Regent
I Mrs. Carl B. Andrews, Registrar
Miss Caroline Church, Secretary. !
/ Miss Charlotte Hall, Treasurer.
1 Mrs. J. w. Caldwell. Historian.
Mrs. A. Francis Judd, Chaplain.
Some very Interesting papers were
read By the officers and by Mrs
/ AI0nEo Gartfey, containing reports d
work accomplished in child welfare
Particularly encouraging was the an
n0Sncement Of & results obtainel
through the furnishing of schoo
lunches for under nourished. and In
digent children. A resume was .giyeI
Of the actual aecomp lishment of leg
i islation in behalf OF dependent girl,
1 and boys, and committees appointed
Ito look after the various activities o
the organization, while appropria tionl
were made from the treasury towart
j rhe support of different charities, ben
efits, etc. for the furtherance of leg
lisla|Cn In child welfare, and assist
lance ID the matter of directing ami
i establishing those released from In
4 dusfriaI schools. The promotion o
1Atri0tisnf was the salient feature o
| th& afternoon. : ..'-s&s,a ~. Il
or the hundreds Of thousands o
women throughout the couRtry VIII,
are members of this Organization, al
are working, actively and passiyely
m united effort to advance libert,
i and patriotism, not only for the na
4 don, but for the individual.
4 Delicious refreshments were serve;
during the afternoon and most in
tefesting talk was given by Mrs
4 francis Green, visiting member, OF
the attitude of the women of Australi:
and New Zealand toward the war
X NCEyE 1CC1An61y WAS II 0OSCTlU6u, dut
NEST sympathizingly heard. Mrs
/ Green, formerly a resident. of Homo
t1lu, has but recently returned here
i having spent many ears in both tn.
countries spoken OF, so that her in
i formation was first hand and au
thentic. :, 49,
4 Concluding the meeting, the ladies
m open discussion. pledged them
selves to greater activity and NOR,
/ zeal s(if such a thing were possible)
i in behalf OF their country and tn,
present needs of their nation as vel
/ as those nations whose cause we ar,
inow allied with.
i . .ssT -.
i Mr.. and Mrs. James BickneH have
moved into their handsome new HON,
Ton Vancouver highway, where the.
viii be at home. to their friends.