The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-15

ana leClidllOnS All wei rendered anu
greatly appreciated. Partners for the
evening were decided by hearts of pa
per bearing appropriate valentine
sentiments. which had been divided
and the different halves distributed
among the ladies and gentlemen, the
matching of which pieces caused much
merriment. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening
The program of the evening follows:
Piano solo by Miss Wier.
Vocal solo by Miss Helmstein.
Reading by Miss Hendricks.
Farce by Engleside Dramatic Club.
Recitation by Mrs. Petrie
Among those present were: Misses
Meyer, Stuhr, Hopkins, Wier, Thomp-
son, Starbird, Helmstein, Frances and
Nina Eaton, Florence Scott. Bindt,
Kelner, Blair Lucas, Hendricks. John
son, Oleson, Il. Hail. Cook, Kelley,
Haven, Duttot, Lemon. Lyons, Yarrow.
Mae Patty. Tullock, Lee, Dyke, Misses
Woodward Misses Quincy, Misses
Winters, Mrs Hall, Mrs and Miss Car
den, Mrs. Boardman Mrs Petrie. Mrs.
Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs Tarleton
Messrs. Dutot, Robbins, Gilman, Dew
eril, Tosh, Douglas, McCaughey, Coffin.
Winant. Tracy, DR.. Chandler, Bank,
Bailey, Thompson, Parson. Ballard,
Simpson Wallin, Martin Boston, Tul-
lock, Brown, Medcalf, AXtell.
The Morning Music Club, which is
composed of thirty of the most talent
ed ladies of the musical circles of Ho-
nolulu, met with Miss Schaefer at the
home of Mrs f. A. Schaefer on Nuu-
Ianu Avenue, on Wednesday morning,
and the following very beautiful pro-
gram was rendered:
Air de Salome from Heriodade.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MaSSeneC
Mrs. c. b. Cooper.
MaZurka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BlZeL
Mrs. Frank AthertOn.
a Berceuse from "Jocelyn". GODDARD
b "Open Thy Blue Eyes" .Massenet
Mrs. c. Weight
Shepherd and Shepherdess. . GODDARD
Mrs. A. Constabel.
TO Thee Observation-Disclosures. Brun
Miss Ward
Concerto in d minor. $500. VieuXtemps
! a Andante recitativo.
b Adagio religioso.
Mrs. ingalls,, violin;
Miss Werthmuller, piano.
/ Invocation. ................ dHardelot
{ Miss Schaefer.
Pan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Godard
Mrs. w. T. Whitney.
Vocal Quartette, Charity. .. Rossini
Mrs Herzer, Miss Restarick,
Miss Schaefer, Miss Rhodes.
a La Cloche. .............. Saint Saens
b Aria from Manon Lescant. .Puccini
Mrs. Mackall.
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David Dowsett was the host at a
very pretty dinner party last Sunday
at his Nuuanu Valley home, in honor
of the Misses Winston. Besides the
guests of honor the following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Newell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pilsbury.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox of Kauai
left on Tuesday evening for home Rf-
ter spending a week in Honolulu
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Bridge still continues to be the rage
among the smart set, and during the
past week many informal parties have
been given. The Waikiki Seaside Col
Ony seem to be the most strenuous de-
voices to the game, every night some
one invites their friends over to
quiet game which lasts until quite
late.
There is some talk of bridge tour
Inament being given in the near future
for the benefit of some charity, and
with the large number of bridge play
o. in f1yr he fyNAz 81 he
quite large.
Miss Hazel Hebron will be the hos
tess at house party at Wahiawa over
Sunday at the Davis home. Mrs.
George Martin will act as chaperon
Those who have been invited are Miss
Eva McLain, Miss Methena, Mrs Tay-
lor, and Messrs. Martin, Albright, Da-
wis, Cooke, Jones and Bachelor.
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Miss Alice Cooke was the hostess
for most charming luncheon party
on Tuesday in honor of Miss Ethel
: Wilcox of Kauai. The other guests,
all of the younger set, were Miss Beat
rice Castle, Miss Violet Damon Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Bessie Hopper,
Miss Margaret Castle, Miss Irene Fish
er, Miss Katherine Hopper, Mrs. Rich
, ard Cooke and Mrs. George Cooke.
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Miss Mary Alexander of Oakland,
who has a very wide circle of friends
and relations in Honolulu, was the
honored guest at most elaborate
luncheon given by Miss Margaret Hop
per at her mothers residence on Kee-
aumoku street on Tuesday. The ladies
. asked to meet Miss Alexander were
| Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs. Hugo
, Frear, Mrs. Joseph p Cooke, Mrs. c.
: H. Dickey, Mrs. Henry WaterhouBe,
: Mrs, Clarence H. Cooke, Mrs. Theo-
, dore Richards, Mrs. Hopper and Mrs.
Laura Wight