Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-29
SOCIETY

| lehman, Miss Christensen, Miss King
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Fenton, Jack Lucas,
H. Denison, c. Y WiImarth, The Sea
side, The Moana. The Young, The
| PlcasaEton. The Romagay. Colonial
| Heinie's Tavern, r. d. S!egDan, Mrs
! Berhj lord. Mrs. MaCAlpine, Mrs. Boyle
List Of Contributors Mr. Dover
Jeffs, MCInerny, Patten & Co, East
| Indian Store, Hackfeld q Co., Hawai-
/ ian News Co., Yokohama CuriO, Mrs.
KOyds FentOn, Mrs. ". +. Morgan
! !Toliister Drug co.. Jordan & Co., Nav
< Co., Wull-Nichols Co. NJ A Gunst
! Ideal Clothing Co., II Wichman &
! Co, II Culman. LanIakea. Clarion,
| Whitney & Marsh, Dimond & Co.,
Coyne Furniture Co., SiIyas Toggery
The Hub, Wall & Dougherty, F. b
Elders, Young Hotel Cafe, Benson &
Smith. J. Hopp & Co., Japanese Ba'
! zaar, Art Needle Work Shop, Island
| Curio Shop. Palace Of Sweets. Mrs.
! Horace BlOombergh, Mrs. Haneoerg
j Mrs. c. NJ Yates, c. Y. Wilmarth,
SChuman Carriage Co., Mrs. Boyle, MT
+ Stephenson, keefer 4 Hall, Love
! Bakery, Levy & Co., Metropolitan
Meat Co., Sam Lee Hop, Hing Lee
Chan, Armour & Co., Vierra & Co.,
Mrs. G. Fernandez, Gurrey & Co., I,
@ Zee Hop & Co., Honolulu Dairy
mems Assn, Capt. P. f. johnson
S. s. GuIfportD, Capt. Francis Ed
wards IS. S. Wilhelminal, I. S. Navy,
employees PIeasanton Hotel, kumikiyo.
Pat Fenton.
Gross receipts from ticket sales
! were $277 and from auction sales
$23S35, making a total of $115.33. tx
penses were SIS for music.
WE'LL KNOWN SOCIETY SERVICE
WOMAN VISITS ALAMEDA
HOME
A service woman who was very
popular in Honolulu is visiting her
Alameda home for little while.
A cordial welcome is being extend
ed to the attractive young army mat
ron, Mrs. George HallOran, wife or
CAPTAIN HallOran, L. S. A., who will
be remembered as Miss Retta Hunter
of Alameda, before her marriage a
few seasons ago Mrs. HallOran has
taken apartments at the Fairmont IN
San francisco for a short time, and
after a visit with her family will go
on to New York where Captain Hal
loran has been ordered. Since her
marriage Mrs. Halloran has lived in
nojc0n Eva minor
August
A WORD ABOUT KNITTING
And now some say they are too
high strung to knit They just simply
can't learn the intricaCies OF stitches.
1t gives them nervous prostration.
That is the very latest thing to sWank
about. Rolling bandages, Of which
there is still a poignant need ABROAD
Is even worse If the bandages were
only bright colors or something like
that. but the monotony Of white and
the sameness of the rolls, lust gets
on my nerves"
Still one can go to knitting teas,
arriving just in time for the CHAT
ter and the refreshments, or one can
take the knitters to tea down town
and do ones bit that way. There are
so many ways of being patriotic II
one is really sincere that there ought
to be Jobs enough, right in society,"
for everyone to keep occupied pleas
antly.
VISITORS IN SAN FRANCISCO
Interesting visitors in San Fran.
cisco at the present time are Col. F.
NJ Swigert and his daughter, Mrs.
Augustus Mcintyre. They arrived
last week from Honolulu, accom-
panied by Maj. McIntrye, and while
the latter has already departed for
his new station at Fort Sill, Okla,
thew are enjoying a brief visit here.
They are guests Of their cousins,
Capt. and Mrs. Jairus Moore, at Fort
Winfield Scott
| Capt and Mrs. Moore are hourly
anticipating orders to leave Fort
Scott, and in consequence they have
been able to entertain only most in
formally for the visitors.-S. F. Elk
aminer.
HAWAIIAN HEIRESS TO JOIN RED
CROSS
To join the Red Cross unit being
sent to the French front by Johns
Hopkins university, one Of the veal.
thiest heiresses of Hawaii, Miss NJ. T.
Wilcox, arrived in San Francisco yes
terday.
With her father. S. w Wilcox. one
of the largest landed proprietors Of
the islands, Miss Wilcox is at the
Cliff hotel
Miss Wilcox has previously taken a
three years course a. Johns Hop
kins university. She has many friends
in San Francisco society.-San Fran
cisco Examiner. August 3.
SUMMER DELIGHTS
Mrs. Henry Davis has returned to
San Francisco after passing a most
enjoyable vacation at Honolulu. Dur
ing her visit to the island city, Mrs.
Davis was extensively entertained by
the society contingent there. Dur
her absence, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nor