Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-21

Mrs. s. g. o. King Now Visiting in
Honolulu.
Mrs. s. G. o. King, whose picture
appears in this issue, was formerly
Miss Maria Cummings of this city.
Mrs. King has been away from Ho-
nolulu for fifteen years and is now
here on visit At the present time
she is the house guest OF the Princess
Kalanianaole. During her stay here
Mrs. King has been guest. Of honor at
many dinners, luncheons and teas,
and her friends and relatives here,
have planned many more such affairs
for her.
Miss Florence Hcffmann's Card Party.
Miss Florence Hoffman, entertain
cd at ans informal bridge party yes
terday afternoon at her home on Kee-
aumoku street. The prizes were hand
embroidered guest towels and were
given to Mrs. Sheedy and Miss Sarah
Lucas. Among those present were
Miss Sarah Lucas, Miss Betty Case.
Miss Helen Brown. Mrs Sheedy. Mrs
Gerald Johnson. Miss Ethel Spalding,
Miss Edith Cowies and Miss Florence
HOFFMAN,. n
Rosa 5onheur Exhibition at KiIohana
Art League.
The Honolulu public had the oppor-
tunity Of viewing yesterday the pic
lures by Rosa Bonheur and Miss
Anna Klumpke at the Kilohana Art
League This was perhaps the last
view of the pictures opened To the
public, FOR Miss Klumpke leaves for
the Volcano today, and on the first
or October will leave for California.
Yesterdays affair was enjoyed by. the
hundred or more people who called at
the rooms OF the Art League. So far
none Of these paintings have been pur
chased by the residents of Honolulu
who for. the most part are picture low
ing. II would be splendid thing say
some people II one of these paintings
either by Rosa Bonheur, or the pOr-
trait Of her, by Miss Klumpke, were
purchased and put in some public
building. All of Miss Klumpke's pic
lures that have been on exhibition
here have excited good deal Of com
ment on the part OF che artists wf1o'
have viewed them. II Is said that
Miss Klumple Is the greatest artist
who has visited Honolulu, and also
that many of the people viii realize
this fact after she has left Honolulu.
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Mrs. Eric knudsen's House Party.
Mrs. Eric Knudsen was hostess at
q most delightful house party the last
fortnight at her home on Kauai.
These parties are always thoroughly
enjoyed BY Mrs Knudsen,s friends
who live In Honolulu and to whom the
cool mountain breezes of Kauai are
most refreshing, Mrs. Knudsen's
quests included Judge and Mrs. VIII
liam whitney. Mr.. and Mrs Ranney
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. White Sutton and
q number OF the society folk of Kauai.
Miss Edith CowIes' Launch Party.
Miss Edith Cowles is entertaining
al launch party today for number
OF the Service people who wish 10
view the regatta races in this way.
Miss Cowles guests are twelve IN
number.
Social at Central Union Church.
One Of the pleasant society gather
ings Of the week was the social at
the Parish House of Central Union
church, given by the Woman's So
ciety, on Thursday The affair was
largely attended by the new teachers,
for whom 1t was given. The rooms
OF the Parish House we're prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion with pepper
branches, pale pink hibiscus and be-
gonias After a pleasing program,
rendered by Mrs. John Erdman, who
sang solo, Miss Erickson, who gave
q short talk on the work of the Y.
w. c. A.. and by Mr.. William Love,
who played a violin solo, refresh
ments were served by number of