The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
Maui WOman'S Club

The regular meeting for the month
Of April will be held Monday next.
the fourth. There will be a sketch
presented by the study department,
and Mr.. ID. C. Lindsay will speak on
Banking and safe investments for
women" There will be community
singing, and other features to make an
interesting afternoon.
Last Friday, the home economic
luncheon for the month was held at
the home of Mrs. Worth o. Aiken, with
Miss Nance as joint hostess. The
luncheon was delicious and beautifully
served, and at a cost of 215 cent plate
hard to believe by those who en-
ioyed the dainty fare. The tables
were placed on the broad lanai, the
view from which is famous, and with
a cheerful yellow color scheme, flow
crs, place-cards and menus, were
wonderfully attractive. After the
luncheon, the regular business meet
ing of the department was conducted,
after which those present exchanged
their ~favorite recipes.
AS a result of the Civic Department
meeting on Monday last, bougainvillea
has already been planted at various
points along the roadway just below
Waikiki. The one clump of this
beautiful shrub now growing in the
cemetery has been noticed and adj
mired by many, and it is indeed a
pleasant thought that soon these hills
may be covered with one OF the most
decorative of all Hawaii's beautiful
towering plants. Mrs. Burns and
Mrs. Case deserve credit for having
this planting done a. day or sc after
the meeting.
There is to be a meeting of all in
terested in the cemetery up lao way
on tomorrow. 1t is hoped that all
who have any interest whatever in
this burial place will be present, as
ii is imperative that early action be
taken to appoint trustees who will
give the ground the necessary atten-
ton and are In a recent Maui News
under the column Maui Twenty Years
Ago" appeared the note that the Genet
cry was choked with weeds, and said
that the only time any attention was
given it was when someone went in TO
tAt t'J-ilC looo vi nay. lhtIlN AtdlS
is a long time for such a place to go
uncared for, but at last it seems GER
tain that this naturally beautiful site
is to have the care it should. The
meeting will be held in teh town hall.
Ii is understood that the library
bill has passed the senate with an APP
preparation of 10000 for the Maui
library. This is indeed cheering news
not only to those who have worked
so hard FOR the bill, but to all of Maui.
Put your shoulder to the wheel and
help lift Maui out of a rut. Tourists
are coming-more and more of them.
Most of those who come once. come
again, and besides, they tell others Of
the wonders of the Islands. From
the Tourist Bureau in San Francisco
comes the word that there is scarcely
any limit to the number of people
wanting TO come to the Islands. We
have splendid natural resources, but
as We all know, there is an immense
lot OF planting and other beautifying
as well as cleaning up that we all can
do, TO u own premises first of all.
The Civic department is doing splen-
did work in the public places, but
everyone can help by making his or
her W place as lovely as possible.
Get the habit of looking for the places
that can be beautiied. One woman
was heard TO say the other day why
| never thought of all this before |
took up this work. But now l never
ride along the roads without thinking
how the different nInppG NAV no hnnn-
tilted, how much better this spot
would look with a tree, or that one
with shrubs, etc" Let us make our
Maui so beautiful that all the tourists
who come these thousands of miles
will feel that their time and their
money has been more than well spent.
Besides, think how much we will en-
joy it ourselves.
Pool Room observation-disclosures of
Senator TgVgrpG tn ppctrict the hnrrc