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THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 16. 1936. TI IREE at 2 o'clock.

All visiting members are cor diallv invited to attend. DD (T EL 00 OB 3 Sophomore Class Plans Calendar Flans for second semester activities of the sophomore class wCre drawn up this week at a meeting of the class of 1933 executive Kong Tong Mau, president, designated May 2-9 as sophomore week. John Stone was appointed genera chairman. Stone and Sau Hoy Wong, treasurer, will begin a drive for class dues which will be raised for the class dance. This' gala affair will be held at the close of the sophomore week program.

The graduating class will be hon ored at this dance. Ellen Bairos, feature editor of Ka Leo, was named editor-jn-chief of the sophomore class edition. She will be assisted by Florence Wilder, Wai Chee Chun, Russfl Vieira and Bill Ishikawa. Doris Metzger, George Scott and Sylvianne Li will direct the class plays which will be given at Farrington hall May 2 at 7:45. Alumnae To Hold Observe National eek For PARTICULAR MEM Suits Dry Cleaned and Hand Finished Pre-Nuptial Tea Held Last Week Bridre-Meetinr The Kappa Kappa Gamma At Nork Home alumnae of Honolulu will meet Friday at 3:30 p.m.

at 55 Dowsett avenue, home of Mrs. Arthur E. Restarick. Those interested in playing bridge are asked to come Mrs. John Robert Nork was hostess Wednesday at her Nama-hana home at a bridge-tea and shower for Miss Kathryn Tay, whose marriage to Mr.

George Perry took place Thursday afternoon at the Bishopric on Lunalilo street, with the Rt. Rev. Bidiop Stephen Alencastre officiating. were Mr. and Mrs.

L. Giard, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gunderson, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Entringer, Mrs. K. Wor-ley, Miss Gladys Flffer, Mr.

T. The Largest Preing and Pry Cleaning Plant in Hawaii Ritter and Mr. Hanson Neilson. Bridge guests included Mrs. "P2o V.

V'V ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONI v. VlV Adele Fowles, Mrs. William Reny, Mrs. Frederick Steere, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.

Francis "A Thing of Beauty is a Cummins, Mrs. Virgil Powell, Mrs. Lee Maice, Mrs. August Sea-bury, Miss Laurine Williams, Miss Betty Tay, Miss Gwendolyn Blaisdell, Miss Lois Blaisdell, Miss Dorothy Thox, Miss Doreen Hull, Miss Evelyn Schmitz and Miss Thelma Perry. Mrs.

Mil ler won first prize and Mrs. Maice, second. Miss Margaret Dietz (left) and Miss Mayme Nelson, members of the Business and Professional Women's and the Zonta clubs which are jointly observing National Business Women's Week, March 15-21. A number of programs are being planned in Honolulu and the Mainland for the week. Additional guests who came in for tea later were Mrs.

Metcalf Reed, Mrs. Samuel Tay, Mrs. Elizabeth Mack, Mrs. Frank Ta-vares, Mrs. Samuel Hull, Mrs.

Lecture To Be Given On Nlaui Many Entertain On Roof Garden Raymond Tilford, Mrs. Clarence Richey, Mrs. Jules Rego, Mrs. Lionel Correa, Mrs. Louis A.

Perry, Miss Dorothy Benton, Miss roreveol. Catherine Duncan and Miss Lil The car that brought fine car quality to the lower-price field Mr. Ralph Galindau, who Is leaving for Stockton, California, was honored at a party given by lian Jamieson. PACKARD 120 You get real Beauty plus cooking perfection speed and economy carefree hours of leisure when your Idtchen is equipped with a Miss Bernice Meisner on the Roof Garden of the Alexander Young hotel Saturday evening. Other guests were Miss Lucille Marrow, Miss Lois Backus, Miss June Miller, Mr.

Kenneth Furmidge, Mn Alden Lawrence and Mr. Harold Jeffs. Mrs. Gay Harris and Miss Mary K. Hart were co-hostesses on the Roof Garden Saturday night, honoring Mr.

and Mrs. George Straith of Victoria, B. Other guests were Miss Lydia Blakeslee, Miss Nora Campbell, Mr. Ray O'Brien, Mr. George D.

Center, Mr. James K. Hart and Mr. Harris. Included in a no-host party on the Roof Garden Friday night The finest car manufactured at anywhere near its price Packard quality throughout and built Packard's famous Style Lines that don't wear out! BEFORE YOU BUY FROM HABIT OR HEARSAY $1,395 to $1,550, delivered in Honolulu nn (Special to The AdTfrtlser) WAILUKU, Maui, March 11 Garland Anderson, noted negro playwright and philosopher is scheduled to speak at the Paia Community hall, March 16 and 17, at 7:30 p.m.

He will also conduct special classes for persons interested on Wednesday evening, March 18, according to information received by Mr. Clinton S. Childs. Admission is free and everyone interested is invited to attend the lectures or classes. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. L. Cross of San Francisco have spent the past week visiting with the C. M.

Peters of Wailuku. They are planning on leaving Honolulu on the 21st for their home. Mr. Harry A. Baldwin of Paia left last evening enroute to the Mainland on a combined business and vacation trip, intending to return to the island with Mrs.

Baldwin within a few weeks. The drama section of the Maui Women's club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bernard J. Butler, Makawao, to hear a reading of the play, "The Old Maid," by Zoe Akins, from the novel by Edith Wharton, under the direction of Mrs. Gordon H.

Lightner. Taking part in the reading mm JUL Harmony Chapter To Meet Saturday Harmony Chapter, No. 4, O. E. S.

will hold a friendship supper in Maonic Temple Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock. The regular business meeting will be held at 7:45. Cathayans Have Luau and Dance The Cathayan Associates celebrated their successful Chinese New Year's Dance with a luau at the home of Raymond Ching Saturday night. Nearly 50 people enjoyed the occasion. Honored guests were the judges of the costume contest, the hostesses and Mr.

Garland Anderson and his party. The judges were Mrs. -Hung Lum Chung, Miss Rachel Yap and Mr. Rogers Wong. Hostesses were the Miss Jennie Luke, Miss Alice Kam, Miss Amy Lee, Miss Beatrice Watt and Miss Minnie Heu.

K. T. Tom, president of the Cathayans, gave aloha gifts to the hostesses. Anderson gave a short interesting talk. After the dinner, dancing was the main diversion of the evening.

PACKARD UNSURPASSED LARGE EIGHT low as delivered in Honolulu Packard Fine Super Eight Packard Wonderful Twelve Packard's four price groups allow you a selection that will fit your requirements of price, luxury and accommodation. in ffu 7 11 VA Li Li VJ '13 1 were Mrs. William H. Balthis, Mrs. James L.

Coke, Mrs. Frank W. Broadbent, Mrs. J. H.

Trask, Mrs. Frank Churchill, Mrs. T. J. Davis, Mrs.

Ralph H. Wilson, Mrs. Lee Priest, Miss Lei Stevenson and Miss Beverly Coke. Mrs. Jack Walker of Honolulu arrived by plane yesterday morning for a short visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold W. Rice of Spreckelsville. WAHIAWA KAPAA WAILUKU HILO HONOLULU EEBE Corrriiht. 1936.

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