Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-16
4 BENEFIT MrEIcALE AND CARD
PARTY

A gENEFIT MrEICALE AND CARD
PARTY
Rev. r. Patrick 81. Leger,s nluss-
Gale and card I.arty, which is 70 be
given az the TRcenix Hall on SatnT-
day evening nex.. promises 70 Be oiis
cf the most pleasant affairs of the
week This ensertatnrient IS given
tor the purpose OF raising part OF tne
FUNDS required &c make possible the
erection Of much needed church y:
KainnN. a Number OF enthusiastic
workers have nekets Tor sale and y
Is hoped tf.at a large crowd VIII be
in attendance as this II the first en-
tertainnsnt 70 be given for the benc.
1T Of the little church.
The following pIograIn, IN which
some or HonoIElh's fRyoyfte artists
are to appear, will occupy the fore
part Of the evening. Bridge and 500
will immediately fellow, and attrac-
tive prizes will be awarded the ladies
and gentlemen hOlGing the highest
scores.
l--afother b. Nine B. ....... Tours
aIr. Philip Hall
2Depuis Ie yopr; from Louise -.
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lbJ sunlight waltz Harriet Ware
Mrg- A. g. d. Robertson
Quartet 3. IS. =. !. :. :. 8. Scnuber.
Nj Beak 5ane, Nr. Swift DIR.
Roberts, Mr.. Refs.
IA rehearsal kate Douglas Wigsins
Miss cliye Day
5-The Moonlight the Rose and You
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ReY. Fr. Valentine
6-(al Caro- Nome aria from Rigc-
lesfo - -. ~ cru
(bl A May Morning Denza
Mrs. Riley Il Alien
S-Piano solo :. -. Z. ........l
Miss r. Beattis
S-ta) vesti Ia gllibba from Pag!l-
aecf eoncaRaIlo
In Maeusf,Jd 80. j. Mac MurTcugh
Mr.. Philip Han
FAREWELL CIRCLE MEETINGS Z
The neighborhood circles connected
with the central Union Womens So
ciety viii hold their last meeting for
the summer Thursday afternoon a.
2.3f al the homes designated below.
Several of the circles are doing Red
Gross work and several are finishing
IN other charitable sewing started
earlier ii the year Any women re
siding IN the nefghborhood Ct one Of
these hostesses Is welcome TO attenC
the circle meeting II she is interested
IN the. circle and what It stands Tor.
Circle meetings win be resumed IA
October. The h0stesses for Circles
Nos and I entertained their circles
On wednesday owing 70 conflicting
hours Of Fed Cross work but the
Thursday hostesses IRE as follows
Circle Mrs. J. X, Brown. 26z2
Jones street
Rise. Z,
Circle 4-Mrs. p. f Thfum. 2152
Atherton Road.
Circles 5 and 6 Castle Kali Puma
hon Academy.
Circle shIrs George s. Curry 1883
Ruhio street.
Circle gAFiss Margaret Lishmau,
1t45 Keeaunloku street
Circle 10 Miss Margaret Hopper.
1104 Heulu street
Circles IL and 12- Mrs Stanley
stephenson, 292 Wilder avenue.
Z Circle 13 Mrs Henry Waterhouse.
2702 Nuuana avenue.
Circle Il-Miss Mary A. Burbank.
f22 Wyllie street.
Circle 1L-Mrs. r Leach, Alewa
Heights.
Circle Mrs. q. Baty, Kameha-
lneha schools
MISS HAZEL LYLE GRADUATES
You are cordially invited to attend
4 Joint Recital for Graduation
to be given by
Hazel Pearl Lyle Soprano,
and
clarence William DcFtch, Pianist
Ct the Pacific Union College school o.
Music.
Saturday Erenine. May thz nineteenth
at eight O'Clock
n the college Chapel
Tins reads card which has been
receiYed by relatives and friends d
Miss Lyle. & student Of the institu
ton named at saint Helena. Cal The
graduates first special tuition i
music was at Funahou She is thf
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace G
Lyle. formerly OF Honolulu.
PATRIOTIC LUNCHEON
Patriotism was the keynote Of the
Informal study luncheon given BY
Mrs Henry BickneH Monday when she
cntertained q half dozen members Of
her Red Cross first aid class with q
band cling party. The guests as
sembIed at 10 o'clock In the morning