Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-17
A MEETING FOR THE WOMEN OF
HONOLULU 8.

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Mr.. Fred B. Smith, the noted speak
er who has come here recently, will
give an address to the women Of Ho.
nolulu on Tuesday evening at the Mis-.
sion Memorial hall. Ii is earnestly
hoped that every woman will be pres
emit Dir. Smith needs no Introduction,
having already won the hearts Of Ho
nolnlu by his stirring and patriotic ut
terances, and many Of us need just
a little more OF the fire of patriotism
in our makeup. We may think we are
doing our bit and it is but bit-we
must do more and we can be helped to
do more by listening to Mr.. Fred b
Smith on Tuesday evening.
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SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS a
WEEK FROM TODAY.
The sale Of Christmas seals for the
Red Cross will take place week
from today. Honolulu is aiming to
do its best to help in all the things
asked for and generous response in.
this is expected The lists of those
helping have not all been made out,
but will be by Wednesday.
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder heads tile work
this year and through her able man
agement good financial result IS
anticipated.
COMES FROM HONOLULU TO JOIN
AMBULANCE CORPS
ALAMEDA, Cal Miss Hazel Kasse-
baum is en- route to New York IN COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs Allen Wilcox
of Honolulu, prominent residents Of
the Hawaiian islands, where Allen VIII
cox is owner of many interests, both
pineapple and sugar plantations, and
prominent in business and banking
circles. He is on his way to Allentown
with William Goney, also of Honolulus
who will join the ambulance corps
there in preparation for duty ID
France. Mrs. Wilcox and Miss Kasse-
baum will remain in Allentown until
the departure of the corps and will
then spend some time in New York
before coming back to Alameda. Miss
Kassebaum has been active In the Red
Cross work as a member OF the local
committee and has also taken the first
aid course. She, with Mrs. Wilcox,
will take up one section Of the Red
Cross work while at Allentown, pre-
sumably in the knitting department.
The party will reach New York on
Sunday, having made an almost con-
tinuous trip from the islands, arriving
in San Francisco on Tuesday on the
Wilhelmina and leaving the following
day accompanied by Miss Kassebaum
who was notified on Sunday last Dy
wireless of the coming of her friends.
and to be ready to accompany them
East. Alameda Times-Star.
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RUSSIAN BALLET CREATES IN
TEREST.
The gorgeous costumes to be worn
in the Bankoff Ballet that have been
especially designed by Donald Bland
ing and are being made at Lanaikea
are about finished. The chorus OF TINS
ballet will be composed OF society
girls who are being trained by MT.
Bankoff and Miss Maynarde. II gives
promise of being one of the most
charming and artistic things done
here.
Among the local girls who are re-.
liearsing for the ballet pantemimes IN
der the direction of the famous Ivan
Bankoff are Miss Isabel Baker, Miss
Ruth McChesney, Miss Doris Noble,
Miss Sachs. Miss Dorothy Sachs, Miss
Brown. Miss Singlehurst, Miss Winter
and mrs. Scott. Mrs. Reynoid McGrew
will have part in .Scherherezade
and in "The Lake of the Swan. She
win be remembered by Lanai theater-
goers as the picturesque "Kallia' IN
the first bill of the Lanai Players.
Mr.. H. S. Bonesteel will be an ar.
rival on the Maui, and while here will
be the house-guest of his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 2.
Davis.