Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07

solute simplicity nave Deen Inc heS
notes Of many affair, and the future
week does not chronicle anything oil
any size.
Naturally every beach and country
home has the IS. r. o." sign hang
ing on the door. Each steamer 10
the other islands takes It's share OF
society folk. who, rot caring to 20
TO the mainland. geek diversions al
home and a wise thing It is, for 30
MANY OF our people have Eerer given
much time or thought TO cur ,oWI:.
beautiful country, but have wandered
far and wide, seeking something new.
The war tbs year keeps many near
their own hearth stones, % ut lasttne
beauty OF our OWE islands become
known 70 our own FOLK
Rae Gross work 10 carried On ":tL
Tia came spirit and the rooms are 2
busy eight filled with women interest.
ed and busy from early morning -unta
noon. Mrs. Gerrit Wilder and mrs.
w. L. whitney, Mrs, Dillingham;, Ws!a
Miss Beatrice Castle are there o.
WAYS TO tell and 20 do. Every Thurs
day morning at the home OF Mrs. A.
]. Campbell one can find classes OF
knitters, many Just learning, all anx-@
ious TO do their bit. Anyone wish
ing to JOIN may do 60 by coming.
Two competent teachers are giving
Their time 10 further this work. Mrs
Harry Mactarlane's repairing class -
stili pegging away ss are the many
first-aid classes; In fact many OF the
classes are Just forming and large
majority Of those who have had their
exams are anxious for the adyance11
classes to start -,
Every woman who took part in the
classes il better for the effort. For
many. Il was doing something that
they had not had the slightest knowt1
edge of previously and II ID reason
able to say that not woman IN tne
classes but IL more efficient Dy 9
hundred per cent. Between fifty ana
seyenty-five OF the workers were
asked II they felt they had really
been benefited by their efforts and
everyone answered that she was 100
per cent more efficient and capable.
The Sunday school class at Father
stephens chapel at Punahou. under
the direction Of Mrs Edward M. Wat
son. has started work knitting muf-
flers, making eye, ear and chin ban
dages, also the comfort pillows OF
which hundreds have been made here.
The w. r. Castle home 10 Q per
petual workshop, 90 continuously y
Red Gross duty done there. II has
scarcely stopped for an instant, Each
day the work goes on, with, II pos.
slfse. greater strength and vigor. So
ciety q doing little except in small
and informal gatherings. OF course, 4
ii would be bad business to give up
every social ectivity and our presf
dent 10 urging us to keep up z sem
biance Of social life. No extrava-
gence IL patriotic, but sociability y
necessary especially now when 80
many Of our men VIII be called 70
action, so Il Is well for social life
TO continue in simple way.
MRS. JAMES !. ssoEaAN HoNoRs
MISS ANGELA McMANUS
Miss Angela McManus. who came
TO Honolulu to be the maid-of-honcr at
the Midkiff- wedding. was
the guest Of honor at q bridge tea
on Monday afternoon. over which Mrs.
james r. Morgan presided. The roomh
were pretty with cut Towers and
Mrs.. Morssn,s guests were Miss
Angela McManus, the honor guest
Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie, Mrs Ned
LOOMS, Mrs Chris Jenkins, Mrs.
John Fleming. Mrs. d. McCorfist0n,
Mrs. Harry Irwin, Mrs. Jack Young
Mrs. Theo. Cooke, Mrz. Shirley Bush.
Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss BeFnicp
Halstead. Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss
Violet Atherton, Miss Alice Hogs.
Miss Ramona Marks, Miss Ramona
Morgan, Miss Martha Mcchesney.
Miss Gladys Hebron, Miss Edna Cur.
lis. Miss Marie Ballentyne and Miss
Mari.
PATRIOTIC Dinner DANCE AT
THE COLONIAL
The Fourth Of July was very nicely |
eelsbrated at the Colonial hotel on
Wednesday when special dinner
dance was given. The large lanai,
which Is used as dining room, was
decorated with red transYaai daisies,
American and Hawaiian flags. On
every table was 4 basket filled with /
bright red flowers and also the flags
OF America and Hawaii. Fire crack
ers and other noise-makers added to |
typical Fourth of July. The dining
kan was filled with guests. About |
two hundred enjoyed the pleasant
dance that followed the dinner. Miss
Mary johnson entertained FOR Mr. and |
Mrs. George Buetard, Mrs. Robert
Hair, Miss Helene Johnson. Mr.. C. G.
Graves had Mr. and Mrs. Denison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron. Miss Janet
Matthews, Miss Hieginbotham, Miss
Malid Matthews. and Mr. j. Ffuick. |
Miss &. Swain and Mrs Hedges had
i've guests. Mrs. Alice Fox mad two
guests. IL was q VERY pleasant party. |
greatly cnjoyed by all
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MRS MERWN CARSON GIVES A
LUNCH AT KAHAI4A
Mrs. Merwin Carson entertained
very informally with luncheon at her
KshaIa home on Thursday. Pink and
white periwinkles adorned the tables
and jolly afternoon was enjoyed.
swimming, music and sewing made q
n1eaaurahle fav ~