Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
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ESTERTAISs FOR HER HOUSE
CHESTS

Al4No OEl lOSSS
GUESTS
In compliment to her thre house
guests ffom three widely divergent
points OF the compass, Mrs. Edward
II. Durell yesterday entertained al
4 tea at her home at zebra Ruena
island, where Captain Durell is COM
mandant of the naval training station.
Doris DureR Of Washington. daugh-
ter of Captain Dureil Miss Louise
Clark OF Honolulu, her chum and
schoolmate, and Mrs. Mildred Durell
Alexander of Boston. Captain Durelrs
sister.
The other guests we're members Of
the official family at Yerba Buena,
officers and their wives in the naval
service. Some have lived there for a
year of two; others have just come.
Mrs. Durell planned the tea as a
means of bringing the families to-
gether in one OF the pleasant gath
erings which are becoming all too
rare since war became the chief bus
mess in life Of army and navy.
Mrs. Audrey X. Shoup and Mrs.
PeTceval S. Rossiter presided at the
tea tables. The feature of the after
noon was dancing. with the Terba
Buena naval band furnishing the
music.-S. F. Examiner, Sept. IS.
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THE OUTDOOR CIRCLES AFTER.
NOON FOR THE ENLISTED MEN
The Outdoor Circle is entertaining
next Saturday afternoon in compli
ment to the enlisted men of our army
The plan is that ESQ men be the
guests of the Circle for the afternoon
the affair to be held on the lawn OF
the town home of Mr.. and Mrs. F
j.. Lowrey, corner Lunalilo and Vic
toria streets. A very informal pro
gram will be arranged and it is the
earnest wish of the Circle that the
women of the club come and entertain
the boys who are willing to give their
lives for us if it is necessary. The
following ladies, with Mrs. W. L. EN-
DRY as chairman, will have charge OF
the affair:
Mrs. F. J. Lowrey, Mrs. E. D. Kill
bourne, Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. All
gustus E. Murphy, Mrs. c. Atherton
Mrs. James Bicknell, Mrs. J. w. Jones,
Mrs. Tom Church, Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr,
Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney. Mrs. A. A. Young has charge
of the cakes and cookies, and Mrs
Charles Anterior of the punch.
TEA FOR. MISS CLARK
Mrs. Edward H. Durell, wife oil
Captain Durell, U. S. n, commandant
of the Yerba Buena Naval Training
Station, will be hostess today at tea
to be given at her quarters on the
island in compliment to Miss Louise
Clark of Honolulu, who has been
visiting Miss Doris Durell for several
weeks
Miss Doris Durell has but recently
come to Washington to join hel
father here. She and Miss Clark
have been chums for a number oil
years, and when Miss Durell came
west, Miss Clark came on from Homo
Clark is the daughter of Captain G.
r, Clark, commandant of the Nava
Station at Honolulu. She will re
turn to her home in the South Seas
week from Friday.
Mrs. Durell's% guests today will be
the official family now living at Yer
ba Buena.-S. F. Examiner, Sept. 81
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THE CATHOLIC ,WOMEN'S ENTER
TA1NMENT FOR. ENLISTED MEN
On Sunday, October q, the Catho
lie women of Honolulu are giving an
entertainment for the enlisted men
One hundred men from Schofield will
be the guests of the women. The in
vitation was not restricted to Catholic
boys-just a hundred lads who need a
tuch of home happiness-and with
Mrs. John Lucas as hostess represent
| ing the Catholics of Honolulu indeed
a happy day is ahead Of the lads com
ing. The boys are to bring their
bathing suits and enjoy swim, after
which luncheon will be served: then
a concert. with the boys sitting around
on the lawn. In the afternoon ice
cream and cake will be served. Mrs
Lucas has not yet completed arrange
ments as to the heads of committees
but by tomorrow that will be done
Any Catholic woman wishing to know
anything about it can phone to either
Mrs. Johu Lucas or Mrs. Augustus
E. Murphy and Information will be
gladly given.
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