The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-13
Maui WOman'S Club

The annual club luncheon, SEIZED.
uled for May 2Sth, was held on Satur-
day last, the 9TH, at the Territorial
building at 1890 p. m. and was in the
nature of a farewell and testimonial
to Mrs. Linton. the retiring president.
Mrs. David Wadsworth, toastmis.
tress of the occasion, presented the
different speakers, who were as fol-
lows:
Our Club, Mrs. Eugene Murphy:
Housekeeping as an Occupation, Mrs.
j. c. Fitzgerald; The Woman of Yes
terday, Mrs. Worth Aiken; The Wom-
an of Today, Mrs. Ed. Walsh; The
Woman of Tomorrow, Mrs. w. A.
Baldwin; The Club Wife, Miss Mary
Couch; Our Library to be; it's Posi-.
bilities, Mrs. d. H. Case; The Strang-
Ell Within Our Gates, Mrs. James
Thomson; The Study Department,
Mrs. Frank L. Hoogs; Our Civic De-
partment, Mrs. Frank F. Baldwin; The
Value of Music, Mrs. Louise G. Jones;
Lobbying, Mrs. H. A. Baldwin,; What
is History, Mrs. Milly B. Hair.
Our President, responded to by Mrs.
Linton, to whom the entire program
u u ool ~ loVs Il ollc bhlcDSu SDtdh-
ing, great quantities of the most won
derful flowers, roses, pansies, sweet
peas and many others, were brought
in to Mrs. Linton. In n huge bou-
quet of pink roses was concealed a
package containing a wrist watch, the
gift of the club.
The luncheon, arranged by the
Home Economics Department of the
club, of which Mrs. j. C. Fitzgerald is
chairman, was splendidly done In
every particular.
The table was a huge square and
the decorations were pink, principally
hibiscus.
The luncheon itself was most appe-
tizing and attractive. The menu had
been arranged by Mrs. Worth Aiken,
Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Osmers and Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
About one hundred were present to
give Mrs. Linton their alohas for the
vacation trip for which she leaves
within a few days.
Mrs. Louise C. Jones, chairman of
the Music Department, also leaves on
the same steamer as Mrs. Linton for
the mainland. She plans to remain
away until December.
University Extension Service comes
to Maui next week, largely through
the efforts of the club, as suggested to
it by Maui News and with the cooper
alton of that paper. 1t is a subject
that appeals to women in particular
and so it is natural for the club to be
back of it. There are to be lectures
on agricultural subjects, education and
psychology and garment making, the
latter being especially interesting to
the women of the community.
Madame Dahl will hold sessions de-
voted to the subjects of garment max.
ing and designing. Three sessions will
be held at the Territorial building:
Monday morning at 8, Monday after
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 she will be
at Maui High School to give the school
girls and others UP country who can
not get to Kahului a chance to attend
at least one lecture. She would like
each person to provide herself with
1--WE yards of cambria for demonstra-
lion purposes. Madame Dahl Is excel.
lent in this line CT work, and should
be a real treat to the women of Maui.
Lectures on psychology will be
given by DR.. A. L. Andrews, who will
reach Lahaina from Honolulu on We'd
1esday and will likely speak that
evening on the Psychology of Relax
On Thursday he will speak at