Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
heuse PartY 10 .uluupaIakua.

House Party TO UiuupslakEa.
Miss Violet Mckee, who has de-
lightful hobby Of gathering few con-
genial spirits about her and treating
them to methods of entertainment
which are intellectually jelly and
Informal, end away from the beaten
paths OF hospitality, will be hostess
during the next 10 days for house
party at UlupaIakua, the Raymond
ranch en- Maui The party sailed on
Thursday fer the big island and plan
TO remain away at least another week.
Il not longer Hunting, hiking. riding.
motoring and oil kinds Of Maui pur-
suits will occupy their time. number
Of side trips TO the mountains being
planned Among Miss McKee's guests
are Mrs. Helen Noonan, Miss Wilhel-
nina Tenney, Miss Lady MacFariane,
Miss Harriet Lucas Mr. Gerrit Wilder,
Mr.. Sam Wilder and Paymaster lizard.
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Tire Wcrthinoton Concert.
The world and his wife were ut the
Worthington concert last week, ex-
cept an unfortunate few who, unable
TO secure tickets before they were all
gone, stood outside and CRASHED their
teeth with chagfIn. And coed cause
hid they have I'd be disappointed. too.
II was certainly a shame that any ons
should miss this most delightful re.
cital From every STANDPOINT It was q
huge success. Mrs. Worthington was
Ia wonderful voice, her selections
were most pleasing, her encores gra.
cious. the house was packed and
dressed In its most becoming gar
ments. There was something, too, IN
the atmosphere which made everyone.
feel happy and satisfied Perhaps n
r86 IN the idea Of genuine Honolulu
audience assembling at the opera
house as n the olden days to listen to
the nightingale notes Of one Of its
own DAUGHTERS. Perhaps II was IN the.
feeling that 1t was well dressed with
1II drafes anc SITS and fur trim
mings that Ia chic Parssienne de-
niands Certainly something had put.
the audience in the most amiable OF
humors IN Just the mood to listen to
beautiful music we'll sung and we'll.
played. The flowers that came
10 the singer were beautiful
They came 81 bouquets. In leis,
baskets. and, II IT didn't sound
TOO fiippant. one mieat add, in bushels
and dfays and cartloads--for there
certainly were quantities and ouanti-.
ties OF them. Miss elena McCracken
received her share Of the tribute Also
well deserved. too. both her accom-
Daniments and solos being wonder
fully sympathetic and skiIlfully exc,
cuted. Il Is certainly to beSrearetted
that Mrs asDi4hlngton vii nQt 3aE4'
another concert before she leaves. Her
entranced audience as It would have
readily sat for hours more had II been
possible would be eager to put thern-
selves once mere under her spell. As
abe 4 leaving next week, however, to
Be bne indefinitely, there Is small
hops Of her being heard III Honolulu
very soon again.
cemsac Wedding.
The mysteries or brides trOus
1eau, her plans for tho marriage, the
bridesmaids and their gowns are al
ways OF the most absorbing interest
10 every one who loves a wedding.
And here we have perfectly good
bride. one that we have known since
Dietail days, who is marrying an ISL
and man and will really and truly
1ettle in Honolulu and not sail forApas-
lures new as most of our brides do.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Res
farick, daughter OF Bishop and Mrs.
Henry Bond Restarick, and Mr.. Rey-1
mold McGrew will be the most irn-
Dortanf and interesting event of next
week. The affair, they say. win be
most brilliant A pink and green col
or scheme win be used not only in
the decorations but In the gowns of
the bridesmaids as we'll The wedding
gown itself is a dream having been
made by most superior "modiste"
IN New York from whence the bride
has recently returned. In fact, near
IL all OF her trousseau came from
New Yofk--one of her main objects
III going East being to purchase these.
fascinating garments, to say nothing
OF the wedding cake with its attend