Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

Btckneil. Mrs. 4. y. Campbell and
Mrs. z. X. Myers.
THE HITCHCOCK EXHIBITION
/ The following card has been sent
by Mr.. Howard Hitchcock TO art low
crs in Honolulu:
Nj D. Howard Hitchcock
begs to announce
an exhibition of his recent work OF
Hawaiian Subjects
=. at his studio beginning
December eleventh and continuing
until the Twenty-seCond
to which YOU arc invited.
| Laniakea Grounds, entrance Alakea
Street
Open from nine 70 five daily. Evenings
from eight to ten.
FLOWER SALE NEXT SATURDAY
Mrs. s. NJ. Damon has made posi-
| BILE a helpful way Of adding too the
! Belgian fund next Saturday. She
has given a large number of rare and
much coveted plants which will be on
sale at I-aniakea on Saturday from
$3.50 until ,.
Mrs A. J. Gignoux will be in charge
Of the sale. and will be assisted by a
number Of E''i,s and girls. ~; !. i.
Belsar has generously offered e de-
liver without 2l.cr2e any plant; to
large to be c. " :niently carried.
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MORNING MUSIC CLUB PROGRAM
ON FRIDAY
On account of the musical afternoon
to be given by the Outdoor Circle on
the roof garden today the Morning
Music club has postponed its open
meeting to Friday afternoon. This is
to be at the home of Mrs. Richard
Cooke in Nuuanu.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lightfoot an.
nounce the engagement Of their daugn.
ter, Marion Eleanor, to Captain Cliff
Andrus of the 18th Field Artillery,
L. s. A., now at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Captain Andrus is the son of Colonel
and Mrs. Andrus of Oglethorpe, Ga.
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The New York State Club is plan
ming another entertainment for the
New York State enlisted men. 1t is
to be given the first part of January
with Mrs. l.. l.. McCandless and Mrs.
E. w. Peterson in charge.
\ Next Tuesday afternoon will occur
the wedding of Miss Martha McChes,
ney and Lieut.. Owen George Fowler
u. s. A. 1t is to be a small wedding
with only the immediate family in at
tendance.
The Footlights' plays for Friday and
Saturday of this week give promise Of
great pleasure to those attending. \
full house will greet the players for
both evenings.
Honolulu is delighted that Major
Harold N. Clark, L. S. A., and his
charming mother are to remain IN
Honolulu. They are a real addition
to the service set her and have al.
ready made a pleasant niche for them
selves.
Next Monday E. w. Christmas,
R.B.A., the we'll known painter, will
open an exhibition in the rooms over
Castle & Cooks offices. Fort and Mer-
chant streets. The exhibition will be
open daily for two weeks.
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Mrs. William Saportas, wife of
Lieut.. Saportas, u s. A, departed yes
terday for the mainland. For the past
week Mrs. Saportas has been the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
French at "ai1d: .
Mr. and Mrs Richard IvorC loft for
the mainland yesterday They will
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Fanny l. Irwin in San Francisco
They plan to be home in two months.
Miss Martha McChesney is the motif
for a large number of parties this
week. Each days some one Of her
friends is entertaining in complif1ent
TO this charming daughter of Hawaii
Mrs. John T. MOir is in town, hav-
ing come in answer to a wireless tell.
ing of the accident to her son Hector,
who broke his leg last week playing
football. Mrs. Moir is at the Young.
Many of the pupils Of beth public
and private schools will leave this Fri
day for their island hoTcs 10 spend
their Christmas vacation with fami
lies
Mrs. Herbert Webster of Hilo, who
was called to Honolulu because Of the
death OF her sister, Mrs. A. E. W.
Todd, left for her Hawaii home today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Avery were
arrivals from the big island on Tues
day. Mr.. Avery is one OF the high T
K. X. officials,