Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-17

The meeting Of ohioans for this
month was held In the parlors OF tne
Young hotel on Tuesday evening, a.
which a good representation OF BUCK
ewes were present, and all glad TO see
president w. A. Bowen back In Homo
lulu again. -.
The secretary and treasurers re
ports we're read and approved Com
ments and suggestions were mace up
nm the constitution and bylaws as
Rearing upon present conditions in our
midst and with reference TO lines
of work 70 be considered Tor the COM
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were. Geo. A. Andrus, president;
Mrs Carl Andrews, vice-presioent'
Miss Marguerite Herenden, secretary
and w. @. Rogers, treasurer. II,
The program Of the evening con-
sisted Of two addresses, and both Eo-
cal and instrumental selections were
rendered. One Of the former by PIol'
MacCaughey, in numerous vein, INK
ing Hawaii with Ohio by story pear.
ing upon the fora Of the two Wiaeiy
senarated districts, study In which
we ALI know Prof. MacCaughey 70 be
a snecialist, In this story, however,
he outranked any fish story by the
oldest of salts" .....e
The second address was by MI.
Cannon. one of the veterans OF tne
Civil war. giving personal remlnl'
scences of Ohio soldiery OF that time,
ana the impress made by the manner
and character of Lincoln during tnose
stirring times.
Two vocal solos were given by Mr..
Andrus: one instrumental by MISS
parish OF Punahou and third solo by
Mr.. Andrus, accompanied by MISS
Parish at the piano.
The remainder Of the period was
spent in introductions and greetings,
there having been several new names
handed in and voted upon.
Mr.. Stinson generously gave the
use of the drawing room for this
pleasant occasion.
PRESIDE MATRoN PREsIDES AT
DINNER
A delightful and handsomely ap-
pointed family dinner was presided
over by Mrs. William H. Bertsch at
her quarters at the Preside recently.
The affair was id compliment to the
family of Mrs. Edison Lewis, whose
son. Lieutenant Warfield Monroe
Lewis. married Miss Emile Bertsch
a few weeks ago. Colonel Lewis Is at
present In Texas, but except for MS
absence, Mrs. Lewis family was com
pIete on this occasion. Captain and
Mrs. Max Elser, the latter of whom is
a daughter Of Mrs. Lewis, arrived last
week.
The decorations for the dinner were
practically a duplicate Of those at
the wedding breakfast, when Lieu
tenant Lewis and Miss Bertsch were
married.
Snapdragons and marigolds, ar.
ranged in baskets tied with yellow
tuile, were disposed about the table.
Varying shades Of yellow were used
with the same charming effect which
marked the wedding breakfast. Thus
Mrs. Elser was enabled to enjoy al
most in detail the pretty decorative
scheme which prevailed at her broth
er's marriage.
Among the guests at the dinner
were three OF the seasons brides, Mrs.
Warfield Monroe Lewis, Mrs. Wesley
Kottmeier (Miss Dorothy Lewis) and
Mrs. William Landrum, who was mar.
ried a few weeks ago at Mrs. Lewis
home. Mrs. Edison +. Lewis, Captain
and Mrs. EIser and Miss Elizabeth
Lewis completed the party.-S. +.
Chronicle, Oct. Z.
HAWAIIAN PRINCESSES ENROLL
AT NoTRE DAME
Two little newcomers registered at
Notre Dame convent In San Jose come
from the royal house of Hawaii, being
the Princess Liliuokalani and Kapio.
lani. aged respectively IL and IA,
daughters of Princess Kawananakoa
The mother was here yesterday max.
ing her headquarters at the Montgom.
try hotel visiting her children and the
Sisters of the convent where she was
herself q student for some six years,
The children will remain to graduate
with the Sisters.
The princess does not conceal her
fondness for her old Alma Mater, which
she has several times come over to
visit and she will be frequent visitor
IN the city now that her children have
taken up their studies there.
The aged Queen Liliuokalani of the
islands, whose nephew, David, the
princess married and after whom her
eldest daughter has been named. is
enjoying good health, according to
Princess Kawananakoa. despite the re
port some time ago that she was near
death. The princess remains In con.
slant cable communication with the
queen with whom she is a special IA
vorite and one of the most welcomed
visitors at her majesty's residence,
Washington Place in Honolulu. A few
days ago she cabled over to the queen
congratulations on reaching her 18th
birthday
Princess Kawananakoa, who ia q
daughter Of James Campbell, owner OF
the st. James hotel some IL years ago
will, in the next few days proceed tc
Boston, Mass. in order to visit her
son, who Is completing his education
there.-San Jose, California Mercury
Herald.
ORGANIZE AGAINST WASTE, Is
ADVICE OF DIR. AURELIA
H. REINHARDT
mr. Aurai{o IIerr, n~s-Al.