Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-28

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| Emory, with whom Madame Powell is
staying.
Kaais Glee Club will be present and
will render some of the loved Ha-
waiian melodiez which have found a
place in the heart of the musician.
About two hundred invitations have
been issued for local musicians and
society folk
The affair will in all probability, be
well attended, for few Honolulans
would neglect an opportunity to meet
so wonderful musician as Miss
Powell
Mr. and Mrs. John PaImer's Dinner
Party.
Mr.. and Mrs John Palmer enter
tanned, at a prettily appointed Christ
-.as dinner on Wednesday evening at
the CORTLAND.
ne dps vas attraCtiFely decorated
with red Christmas berries anu ferns.
During the dinner hour and evening
Kaai's quintettes Club played Ha wailan
ans. Covers were laid for e.even, in
Guiding Mrs. Alice Brown, Miss Emma
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len, Miss Katherine Mccarthy, Miss
Z. B. Riley, Mrs. Sarah Scott, Miss
Sewell. Mr.. j. L. Coke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer. - " ,.&tr,.a ~..s
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Engagement Announced =. -
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Ripley announce
the engagement of their daughter iva
iani Syrena, to Carl Edward Baslef..7
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowler Entertain
at Christmas Dinner. -. 25.,,s
One of the delightful family gath
erings Christmas evening was that
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. John
Bowler at Diamond Z, Head Covers
were laid for ten at large table
beautifully decorated with poinsetta
and ferns. The after dinner hour was
devoted to a musical program that
had been arranged and later the
guests enjoyed dancing. '.>..
Among those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. McChesney, Captain and
Mrs Berger, Miss Martha McChesney,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Lillian
McChesney, Miss Lehua Berger and
Miss Iaukea's Engaaement Announced
Hardly an announcement could
have been made to Honolulu society
that would have caused greater sur
prise than did the engagement of
Miss Lorna Iaukea and Edward Bod.
witch Watson. The return of Miss
Iaukea a few months ago was herald
ed with great deal of joy and when
she was not detained at Palama with
her settlement work she was mum.
bered among those present at the
smartest of the social functions
| She kept her engagement q secret
and none OF her girl. friends here
were made aware Of. it until announc-
ed in the papers this week. r. ~.
Miss Iaukea is at present on the
mainland and will remain there for
sometime before her marriage. 4
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Captain and Mrs. r, NJ. Cults Enter
tain. ~ ~ -. ~.
Captain and Mrs. r. M. Cults en-
tertained at an informal Christmas
dinner on Wednesday evening at their
home on Piikoi street. The center
of the table was filed with an at
tractive arrangement of American
Beauty roses. Covers were laid for
Major and Mrs. e. j. Timberlake, Col
onel and Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Morris,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross Kingsbury,
Mr.. Raymond and Captain and Mrs.
Cults. 49,. e.. a'-
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. E. j. Miller announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Edith Ag-
mes, to Mr.. George Chalmers, Jr., of
/ Waimanalo. s
Father Stephens Christmas Tree.
Father Stephen gave the children
of his Sunday school tie most delight
full surprise when he invited them to
a Christmas tree. The tree was on
the grounds where the new Punahou
chapel is to be built. Santa Claus
was in evidence and the tree bril-
liantly lighted and decorated was
greeted with cheer after cheer from
the thirty-five tiny tots who were
present. 49, ... ,.->.. ~--...-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. LoWrey
Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ]. Lowrey
entertained at an informal family
dinner on Christmas evening at their
home on Victoria street After din
ner the guests gathered around
large Christmas tree and the gifts
were distributed. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D.
Lowrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Low
reg, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mrs,
Helen Stoors. Miss Name Flood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey.