Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
Sail for Honolulu.

Among the passengers sailing in the
Wilhelmina today for Honolulu were
Miss Lillian Van Worst and her aunt,
Mrs. B. S. Donahre, Mr.. and Mrs Ven
der Mehden and family, Mrs. Clar-
ence Davis and Mrs. Clara Scott.
Mrs. Davis will continue her trip to
Japan, and will probably be away all
summer. She was given number of
farewell compliments, among them be
Ing a bridge tea at the Fairmont,
where the hostess was Mrs. Nicholai
Belts.
Mrs. Scott, too, was much entertain
ed prior to her departure
A party of prominent Fasteners
which took passage on the same
steamer included Mrs. Charles f. Per-
kins and her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Perkins. Ac-
companying them were Mr. and Mrs.
Rowland Russell of Carpenteria. They
will be absent about three weeks and
will spend week or two mere on their
return.
Mrs. Perkins is the widow of the
late president of the Chicago, Burling-
ton e. Quincy Railroad She has been
touring the state in her private car
and is accompanied by her physician,
secretary and several servants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Jr.,
recently arrived from Burlington, Ia,
and joined their mother at the Rus
sell home in Carpenteria, where they
were guests for several days.-San
Francisco Post.
JUDGE and Mrs. Antonio Perry
Entertain.
Une OF the most attractive dinners
of the week was that given on Mon
day evening by Judge and Mrs. An.
tonic Perry In honor of st. Patrick,
the decorations we're In green, and
green ribbon streamers were suspend
ed from the chandeliers 10 the. place
of each guest. An Irish flag artistical-
Iy draped added materially to the
whole effect. Covers were laidi for
twelve.
Miss Blanche Hamilton Fox
compIimented.
Major and Mrs. W. A. Purdy enter
tanned at an informal dinner on Sat
urday evening in honor of Miss
Blanche Hamilton Fox of the Lam
bardi Opera Company. Miss Fox has
been entertained extensively during
her stay In Honolulu and there are
number of informal affairs planned
during the remainder of her visit in
Honolulu.
The Moani Muse Club.
The members of the Moani Music
Club. met on Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss Glenna McCracken
in Kaiimuki. The club members are
for the most part students at Oahu
College and they meet at the differ
cnt homes once every month. After
the rendition Of Saturdays program
delicious refreshments we're served by
the hostess.
Following is the program:
Piano Solo, Spinning $3.50. .Goerdeler
Miss Mary Smith
Piano Solo. Mazurka ......... Chopin
Miss Elsie Lidgate
Violin solo, Alteration. ........ Telma
Miss Mary Forrest accompanied
by Miss Louise Churchill.
Piano solo-Traumerei Romance.
....... ......... Schumann
Miss Ruth tombstone 4
Piano solo, Slumber Song -. .Dennei
Miss Elsie Chalmers
Song, The Message of the Rose.
............... Gottschalk
Miss Louise Churchill. accompan-
led by Miss Genevieve Young.
Piano solo, Drifting .......... .Friml
Miss Glenna McCracken.
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SOCIETY NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. sioogs and Miss |
Stella Hogs left in the China Tues .
day for trip to the mainland.
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Mrs. Moore, the sister of Miss Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Sackett of Honolulu, is !,
visiting in the city for few weeks.
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Mrs. Felix Anderson, who is visit
ing Mrs. William p. Wooten, spent
the weekend at the Volcano House.
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Mrs Frank Cooley arrived last
night from Honolulu to yisi! ner