Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-22

Mrs. Harry Hoffman. Mrs. Arthur Gil.
man, Mrs. s. S. PsXson. Mrs. Edmund.
son and Miss Irrua Ballentyne.
MRS. PHILIP sPALDlNG's
LUNCHEON
Mrs. Sinclair Robinson was the
| guest OF honor at a luncheon on Tues
day over which Mrs Philip Spalding
presided as hostess. Covers were laid
for IL guests.
MRS. CHARLES POTTER Killing
GIVES A DINNER-DANCE
Mrs. c. +. Killing OF New York City
was hostess last evening at the Coun-
try Club at a very delightful aui
pleasing dance. Covers were laid for
"a guests.
COLLEGE OF HAWAIFS INFORMAL
SWIM AT OUTRIGGER
The upper classmen OF the College
of Hawaii gave a reception and sWin
to the new students and the women
of the faculty yesterday Afternoon at
the Outrigger club. 1t was all very
delightful and informal being a social
method Of bringing the faculty and
student body into little closer rola-
| tionship.
Those giving this pleasant affair
were Miss Tung, Miss Grace Morgan,
Miss Jannatt Sharp, Miss Ruth FAR
rington, Miss Florence Davis, Miss
Harbaugh. Miss Dorothy Hoogs, Mrs.
Kellar and Mrs. Van Anderson, Miss
Helen Mclean, Miss Katherine Blake,
Miss Ann Johnson and Mrs. Arthur
l.. Dean.
Those invited were Miss Chapman.
Miss YCder, Miss Hauer, Mrs. Her
bert Walker, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Cow
dry, Madame Dahl, Miss Mathews,
Miss Rhoda Ballentync, Miss Mar
garet Austin, Miss Charlotte Blake,
Miss Bertha Scott, Miss Doris Noble,
Miss Lillian Dahl. Miss Silvia, Miss
name. Miss Lalakea, Miss Genevieve
Hooking, Miss Morgan, Miss Bcrnice
Halstead. Miss Mclean and Miss
Mary Louise MacCaughey.
A MEETING At ST. ANDREWS
st. Andrews Auxiliary and Guild If
st. Andrews cathedral will hold its
first meeting of the season at the
parish house on Tuesday next at =: 50
o'clock. Members are requested tG
bring thimble and scissors as Red
Cross sewing is to be prepared. A
full attendance is requested as bust
ness of Importance is to be discussed.
The semi-annual collection of united
offerings will be taken.
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THE KIM Al BOAT 4 IT'D To
ENTERTAIN
The Kunalu~ boat club is giving
dance at their boat house his evening
In compliment to the winning crew
who did so splendidly on Regatta Day.
About 100 invitations have been Is
sued and a jolly evening is antici-
pated by those hidden.
The patrons and patronesses of this
affair are Chief Justice and Mrs
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Brown, Judge and Mrs.
A.. D. Larnach. Mr., and Mrs. Guy
Rothwell, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Light
foot and Dr. and Mrs. Archibald Sin
clair. .-..
The winning crew in whose honor
the dance is given are: Miss Ruth
Carter, Miss Florence Cartledge, Miss
Sarah Searle, Miss Maud O'Sullivan,
Miss Bessie Seabolt, Miss Jessie
Searle and Mr.. Bob Chillingworth,
cOXswain. f..
The active members OF the club arc
Miss Reba Dobson, Miss Dagma Mad
sen, Miss Matilda Madscn. Miss VIC
let Lucas, Miss Mele Williams, Miss
Marguerite Stevens, Miss Florence
Lee, Miss VI. McLennan, Miss Mar
garet Mccarthy, Miss Agnes Dunn,
Miss Esther White. aIiss Lillian Fen /
nell and Miss Ruth Seybolt, Miss |
Mele Williams and Miss Dagma Mad !
sen have charge of the dance and |
decorations and Dude" MiIIer's quin-
tet will furnish the music.
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FALL ACTIVITIES
With the coming of September the !
various departments of church work |
that have been dropped during the |
summer are being resumed, and the |
women's society of Central Union
church is commencing its autumn ac-
tiyities. A meeting of the executive |
board of the soiety has been called |
for Wednesday morning, September I
20, at 10 o'clock in the workers room |
at the church, when reports of the !
standing committee work of the sum-
mer will be gone over and final plans I
for the quarterly meeting made. This .
quarterly meeting, which will be the .
last before the annual meeting of Jan
uary, will be held Tuesday morning, /
October at II O'Clock in the church i,
parlors, and will be followed by the .
usual basket luncheon, and the wo-
mems board meeting in the afternoon. !
During October, the Is neighbor-
hood circles connected with the so
ciety, will resume their meetings, the
third Thursday of the month being set
apart for these groups, and it is prob
ably that many of these groups will
take up Red Cross work this year.
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A MEETING FOR NEXT WEDNES-
DAY
Mrs. Augustus Z. Murphy. who has
charge of section II for the great
Red Cross Drive. asks every member
of her committee to come to her
home on Victoria street Eext We'd
nesday at 3 p. m. Directions as to
the method of obtaining subscribers
and the block to be canvassed will
be given each assistant.