Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-03

the last tournament, and as this negli-
gence is holding up the trophy to be
be presented Mr. Bell will be glad to
hear from the delinquent ones. With
such wonderful links as are at the
Country Club it is simply astonishing
that any one should have to be urged
to enter a tournament.
1t surely is a joy to be on the
grounds of the Country Club: it is a
privilege to belong to such a lovely
place and for women TO rave over
solf and the links and then when
the tournament arrives that they have
been beseeching the committee for
they fail to turn out for either prac-
| tise or assignment. Let this be
banner turnout and give encourage
ment to those who are trying to help
golfing for woman On the links of the
Country Club.
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| THE NEEDLEWORk GUILD OF
AMERICA.
The NeedleWork Guild of America
will be located in the rooms under
Progress building on the corner OF
Fort and Beretania, next Friday from
9 to II. The new garments are to be
brought to the rooms and arranged in
| the lots as they should be- Then in
the afternoon a directors meeting will
| be held and then a decision will be ar
! rived at as to where the garments are
to be sent. 1t is earnestly requested
| that everyone having garments will
get them in by Friday, as the work
, cannot go on smoothly and with pre-
cision unless every director has her
work we'll under way
This guild will prove of immense
value here, as no one will be greatly
taxed and large assortment of new
garments will be sent to deserving in.
situations and local charities Mrs. A.
Lewis, Jr., and Mrs. w. A. Love viii;
gladly answer any questions that any
one wishes to have explained
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THE OUTDOOR CIRCLES MEETING
Next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
the Outdoor Circle will hold it's first
meeting for the season. Every mem
Der Is urged to be In attendance. The
| directors are asked to notify their
committee members of the time and
place. AS no meeting has been held
during the summer months it is very
necessary that a large percentage of
the members turn out. for this the
first meeting which will be in the
presidents MRS. L. A. Thurston)
home on Bates street.
LADIES OF MIfLs SCHOOL AT
HOME
The ladies of Mills school will be at
home on Friday afternoon from to
to all their friends and to friends who
are interested in the school. Mills
school each year aims to have several
at homes" during the winter.
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KAWAIAHAO AT HOME
The faculty of Kawaiahao seminary,
Manoa, announces an informal at
home" on Friday afternoon from to
$50 o'clock. No special invitations
are being issued
AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick August
Schaefer. Sr.. announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Pauline. to DR.
Z. Strobe, U. S. NJ. r. C.
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Miss Jessie Kennedy left on todav's
steamer to join her father and mother.
who are on the mainland. Miss Ken.
nedy. with her parents, will return
just before Christmas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiley Mathers left
for the mainland today for a two
months hunting trip after which they
will return here to reside permanent.
;ly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single with
their small son and daughter leave
for the mainland today to be gone
two months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott Of Hilo
are visitors in Honolulu, having ar.
rived Tuesday morning on the AIauna
Kea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Guard and Mr.
end Mrs. James F. Morgan left to
day for the mainland on a pleasure
trim