Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-02

claims Miss klumpke as one of it's
\ members also.
j Professional speakers, women who
! speak on all occasions, have almost
/ ceased to be entertaining at an aver.
| age club meeting. but at the Press
> Association reception Miss Klumpke
i gave one of the most thoroughly de-
! lightful talks that San Francisco club
! women have ever heard. She smil,
i ingly announced that that was her
second appearance as a public speak
/, er and she begged the indulgence OF
her audience if she lapsed into a con
versational tone. But not one word
of her talk was lost. for it was far
TOO interesting to be let pass without
every effort TO, hear.
/ Miss Klumpke was the intimate
friend and confidante of Rosa Bon
! heur. and at the request of that
famous artist painted her portrait and
wrote her biography Miss Klumpke.
when in Paris, makes her home I'M
! Rosa Bonheur's home, which was
willed to the California artist Oy Miss
| Bonheur at the time of the latterS
| DEATH
| Miss klumpke has left everything
| just as it was in the home, even to
, the unfinished picture of the Mine
| Horses" which was standing on the
studio easel. Interesting lights on the
character and life of Rosa Bonheur
were presented by Miss Klumpke in
her talk. A number of Rosa Bonheur's
| paintings were pictured for the audi
I
klumpke's talk.
Not less appreciated were the half !
dozen or so pictures painted by Miss
klumpke, which were also shown.
San Francisco has way of wei |
coming home" notables with surpris. |
ing frequency, but it is not often that
there is so much delightful sincerity |
and such warmth of welcome as has |
been afforded to Miss Klumpke, who
seemed to delight in being home |
quite as much as home does in having
her-San Francisco Examiner. !
q &
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker Entertains
At Bridge. =. l...
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker OF Fort |
Shafter was ths hostess at an ihfor- |
NAL bridge patty en- We !nest!av NJ
ternoon at her home at Fort Shaiter |
The prizes were DAINTY n41,i embr.i.
dered handkerchiefs and vera given !
to Mrs. McAfee, Mrs. Ross kings5ur:' |
and Mrs. Harry Wilder.
Among those present were, MIS-.
Humbert, Mrs. Williams of Fort Ru-
ger; Mrs. ]. NJ Kennedy, Mrs Harry
Wilder. Miss Ethel Spalding. Mrs. NC /
Afee, Miss McAfee, Mrs. Gerald John |
son, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Miss Flor
ence Hoffman, Mrs. Mitchell and MISS
Betty Case.
Mr.. And Mrs. Noel DEERE Dinner On !
/ Sunday Evening. .~-....I
On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. !
Noel DEER entertained at prettily |
appointed dinner at their LONE, Brae. |
side. in Manoa Valley The centerpiece !
for the table was an attractive ar.
rangement of red and white Scarna-
tons. Covers were laid for Mr.. ana |
Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. /
Halves, Jr., Mr.. and MrI. Agee, DR.. |
Ferdinand Hedemann, Mr.. David An |
derson and Mr.. and Mrs Noel Deer.
f. q & 8
Major and Mrs. w. C. Neville Enter
tain.
Captain and Mrs. Cuts were the |
guest of honor at a pretti1y appoini- |
ed dinner on Wednesday a. Which Maj. |
or and Mrs. Neville entertained ;or |
ers were laid for twelve including. |
Captain and Mrs. Cults, Major ami !,
Mrs. e. ]. Timberiake, Captain and
Mrs. Walter johnson, Lieutenant ana |
Mrs. Pratt, Miss Edith Ccwles. Lieuten- |
ant'EVans and Major and NJ .. Nev:iie
.. . 8 6 @..
Mrs. Alexander G. Halves, Sr., Enter.
tains at Luncheon. Lee
Mrs. Alexander g. Halves, ST., was
luncheon hostess Tuesday after
noon. in honor of Mrs. l.. G. Black
man, who is shortly to leave for a i
trip to Europe. Covers were laid for
Mrs. L. G. Blackman, Mrs. Walter |
CowIes, Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy, ~ Mrs.
Charles Wilder, Mrs. Alexander G.
Halves, Jr., and Mrs. Alexander G.
Halves, ST..
Woman's Society And Womsn's Board
OF Central Union Church To Nee.
On Tuesday.
The Womans Society of Central
Union Church will hold a meeting al
the Church parlors on Tuesday NOM
ing at eleven o'clock. The meeting
will be followed by basket luncheon.
In the afternoon the Woman's Board
of Mis- sions will hold its regular
monthly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp's Dir