Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-11


J the gaieties Of the younger SET.
For them IL Is, one continual rcuno
OF social affRirs-chowder suppers,
swimming and dancing parties, w1tf
long tramps TO I'll the vacation time.
Practically all are home from the
mainland that are coming. and tun
aud frolic reign supreme. Not day
goes by without Q say time Inc
boys soon leaving Hawaii for The
front or the training camp will re-
fleet the same honor and distinction
that our boys have made for them
selves at the mainland colleges.
cALIFoRN1i w6MEN IN FOOD
CAMPAIGN
SACRAMENTO, GAIA house-to-
house campaign throughout the state
and the securing Of written pledges
from householders that they VIII ao-
stain from the use Of wheat products
during one meal each day and from
the use Of meat on one day OF eacn
week, 70 70 be inaugurated by the
State Council Of Defense In an effort
N conserve these two foods, both OF
which are declared BY Herbert Hoo
yer. food administrator, to be badly
needed both by American and Allied
troops abroad
The house-to-house canvass VIII be
carried out by women's organizations
in practically every city, town and VII
lage In the state, which have Animal
cd themselves with the recently or
ganised Women's National and state
Council Tor Defense.
According TO Herbert Hoover In o
communication to the State Council
OF Defense, wheat and meat ale the
two most essential foods for the sol
diers in the trenches and economies
which can be effected among house
holders here IN their use, VIII aid
materially In winning the war.
Itsalso il pointed out that one meat
less day each week and one wheatless
meal each day win help 20 cut down
the high cost OF living by bringing
into use substitutes which are much
cheaper, Corn products win De urged
IN lieu 81 wheat products, while tisn
and eggs are planned as the suDsti,
tute for meat
some idea Of the saving to be ef-i
fected in wheat products alone IL had
An the declaration Of Governor Steph.
ems that II every housewife In Califor.
mia would manage 70 save one slice
Of bread every day for an entire year.
the total saving would equal ell the
wheat that could be grown upon 475,-I
900 acres OF fertile ground.
p. r. DUNES ENTERTAIN
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal--By way OF
celebrating the nineteenth anniyer-
sary OF their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter r. Dunno gave dinner-dance
az the Palace Hotel recently. enter
tanning about 80 Of their friends, some
Of them the couples who were mar
RED in San Francisco about the same
time that the DUNES were, and be-
fore that, they had been schoolmates
together. Naturally with 50 many
years Of friendship. the evening was q
particularly happy one. The table
was unusually pretty, massed with
quantities Of flowers, combining the
Iloveliest Of varieties r. 80
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph M. Masten, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der =. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. s.
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III.
Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ".
Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Hofeld, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L Kierulff. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dunno Of Gilroy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert s. Browne. Mr. and Mrs. @.
3. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hans
nam, Mrs. N. Rideout, the Misses Ma
rion and Margery Masten, Messrs.
John Brooks, Carol Kenney, Robert s.
Browne and Or. F. H. Zumwalt.
TO VISIT YOSEMITE
Planning an interesting sojonrn in
Yosemite. group Of the smart set
left yesterday by motor The party
comprised Nessrs. and Mesdames
Charles Templeton Croker. Francis
Car0lan and Eugene Murphy. Mrs.
Malcolm Whitman and Mademoiselle
Renee Criticos.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Croker and Mrs.
whitman are particularly fond Of
making short trips OF the kind. to
places of interest, and plan many sim
liar jaunts for the next few months.
IT ID probable also that they may re-
peat the pleasure Of last year. when
for several weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Crock
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman went on
q camping trip through the Sierra.
where they enjoyed all of the delights
Of camp life up to date. and from
which they found It hard 70 tear them
selves aEay when It was time to
return home.
The party that went up yesterday
win be away for . few days only.
San Francisco Examiner.
RETURNS FROM JAPAN
Mrs. Oliver g. stine and her son.
who have been IN Japan Tor i've
months, most Of this time n Toxic,