Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-14
Social Notes

The lecture and exhibition of the
pictures of Rosa Bonheur, given by
Miss Anna klumpke at the KiIohana
Art League on Thursday evening was
largely attended by the society folk
of Honolulu Ladies and gentlemen
who had in mind only the exhibit of
the wonderful paintings were also
delighted to meet Miss Klumpke. The
rooms al the Art League were pref
.tily decorated with vines and palms
and at the conclusion Of the reeep-
ton that followed the lecture, punch
was served 20 those present. The
many guests were presented to Miss
Klumpke by Mrs. Frederick Jeweu
Lowrey. Some amongs those present
were: Mrs. Frederick j. Lowrey, Mr.
and Mrs. b. F.. Dillingham;, Mrs.
Charles Atherton, Miss Violet Ath.
Ierton, Miss Laura Atherton, Mrs: Barr
bour, Mrs. Louis Schultz, Mrs. Henry
Waterhouse, Miss Elnora Sturgeon.
Miss Lorna laukea, Mrs. Anna b.
Tucker, Miss Frances Lawrence, Miss
Collais, Miss BENEDICT, Miss May
Thomas, Miss sGwendoIynI Blair, Miss
Louise Lucas, Mrs. A. E. Murphy,
Miss Thelma Murphy, Mrs. Fl. M. Won
Holt, Miss Hilda Won Holt, DR.. and
Mrs. w. L. Moore, Mrs. Pierre Jones,
Miss Ehrhorn, Mrs. James Guild, Mrs.
cConnel, Mrs. Arthur Keller, Miss
Juliet Cooke, Miss Helen Kimball,
Miss Kathleen Ward, Miss Eleanor
Gartley, Miss Ruth Gartley, Miss
Ruth Gartley. Miss Anna Paris, Mrs.
Hobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil, Mr. and
Mrs. William Wall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wall, Mrs. Schubert, Mrs. r.
o. Matheson, Mr.. Edmund Melanphy,
Din Emerson, Mr.. AlonZo Gartley,
Professor Gilmore; Mr.. Arthur B. In
gals and others. = - -...- 800
Mrs. John Stewart Johnston of Fort
Ruger entertained at@iluncheon on
Wednesday at her home at the Fort.
Covers we're laid, for SIX, including
Miss Edith Cowlos, Mrs. James Ken.
nedy, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Miss Pris.
ella Ellicott, Mrs. Gerald johnson
and Mrs. Johnstone. After. luncheon
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Humbert.
and Mrs. Williams weretinyited in to
play bridge and at five o'clock bridge
tea was served go n.lgT ~ 81,
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Mrs. e. d. Tenney Of Honolulu has
been extensively entertained during
her visit in San Francisco. Mrs.
William Irwin gave a dinner for her
and Mrs. Fred Knight was a luncheon
hostess In her honor Last Friday
Mrs. Pruett gave luncheon at the
Fairmont for Mrs. Tenney and the
latter's sisters Mrs.. Noonan The
guests included Mrs. Ira, Pierce, Mrs.
WEIGH sJr, Mrs. Florence Porter
Pfingst, Mrs. Frederick Fenwick, Mrs.
Grayson Dutton, Mrs. John Rodgers
Clark and several others.-Examiner.
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A very simple and quiet wedding
was. solemnized at st. Clements Tues
day evening, when Mrs. Gertrude Will
der became thes bride of Mr.. Curzon
osborne. Rev. Williams officiated.
Mrs. Wilder was attended by Mrs.
Charles Wilder as matron of honor,
and Mr.. osborne was supported by
Mr.. Charles LHommedieu. ."<.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne left In the
Wilhelmina Wednesday morning for a
trip to the mainland
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Mrs. George Z. carter left in the
Wilhelmina with her, two daugh-
tiers, Elizabeth and Phoebe, who are
returning East for the school year.
Mrs. Carter is. also chaperonina a !
of the younger set who are
leaving. The party consists of Miss /
Elizabeth Carter, Miss Phoebe Carter,
Miss Elinor Castle. Miss Rosamond |
Swanzy and Miss Pauline Schaefer.
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Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-S Smith will spend
the coming six weeks with her