The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-27

guests were Mrs. Mark. Mrs. seden
kingsbury, Miss Julia McStockcr
Miss McStocker. Miss Kathryn Stcph.
ems, Miss Helen Rockwell Mrs r. D..
Smith. Mrs. Roy Francis Smith Mrs.
Gayler, Miss Cowles, Miss Mcuougall,
Miss Graham Miss Anderson Mrs.
Wooten, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Johnston
Of Fort Ruger, Mrs Villains, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Peck Mrs Game, Mrs.
Undertake and MRS. Johnson
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A very pretty, quiet wedding took
place yesterday at the home Of Mr..
Lyle Dickey, where Mr.. Mondel Ran
dali and Miss Gladys Ruth Solmon-
son were united in marriage. only
the immediate friends of the young
people were present at the ceremony
Miss Solmonson was a well known
society girl in San Francisco, and Mr.
Randall is a member Of the art STAFF
of the Advertiser Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dali have the best wishes of the com
munity, where the groom has made
host of friends during his stay in Ho-
nolulu
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse
gave a dinner on Sunday night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander &.
Halves of Honoipu, Hawaii. Covers
were laid for sixteen. A profusion Of
yellow chrysanthemums decorated the
table and the drawing-room of this
pretty Waikiki home. The place
cards were tiny balloons suggestive Of
an easier and more pleasant means
of travel between Honoipu and Homo
lulu. Those who graced the table be-
sides the guests of honor were Mr.
and Mrs Eric Knudsen, Mrs Charles
Wilder, Mrs. Northrup Castle, Mrs.
Ayres, the Misses Hardinge (2), DR..
Hedeman, Mrs. Sturgis, Colonel Will
der and the host and hostess.
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The pupils of Miss Margaret Clarke
of Punahou will give an interesting re-
cital Saturday evening, March 2, in
Charles r. Bishop hall Miss Clarke
has chosen for her subject this year
the dance from the seventeenth to
the nineteenth century The periods
will be illustrated by her pupils as
follows:
Sarabande, Courante, Clique (from
the English Suite) in G minor, Bach
German, 16S5-175O), Iwalani Ripley.
Minutto, Allessandro Scarlatti Otal-
ian, 1649-1725).
Siciliano, Domenico Scarlatti qtal-
ian, 16S3-1757), Doris Girdler.
Rigandon, Tambourin, Jean PHILIPPE
Renieau (French 16S3-176D, Marjorie
Chaplin.
Morris Dance. Shepherds Dance, Ed
ward German English, 1862, Mar
guerite Wadman.
Allemande, Gavotte and Musette
Cfrom the Suite in D minor) Eugen
d'Albert English, 1864, Lyle Holmes.
scandinavian Dance, Ludwig
Schytte Danish, 1850.
Slav Dance, Anton Dvorak (Bohem-
ian, 1S41-19O4).
Mazurka, Ludwig serkowitz tslav),
Maude Seyde.
pol,,,,ieo H. NIoior Chonin (pOl-
ish, 1S1O-1S49), Marjorie Chaplin.
Valse, Paraphrase on motive from
Johann Strauss, Edward Schutt (Rus-
sian, 1860, elena McCracken.
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On the evening of the 22d friends Of
Larry O'Qulnn of San Francisco were
entertained at dinner at the home of
Mrs. McKim on Wilder avenue in
honor of his birthday. The dinner
and decorations were distinctly Irish
in character and color, the dainty EN-
bellishments being entirely in green
and gold.
The invitations were particularly
unique, artistically printed in gold on
green silk. During the dinner music
was furnished by Kaais singers
Those who gathered around the board
to do honor to Mr.. O'Quinn were
Mother" McKim, Mrs. L. G. Ables,
Mrs. Ora c. Wood, Mrs. j. d. Nc,
Grew, Mrs. r. R. Nelson, Mrs. Hay
ward, Miss Eunice McLaren, Dorcas
Mathews, Dorothy Skillicom, Dorothy
Podmore, Sarah Featherstone, Messrs
c. B. Potter, Robert McKim, T. e.
Cooper, J. D. McGrew, r. R. Nelson,
Harry s. Hayward and Larry OQuinn