Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-19

Gay evening by Judge and Mrs, An.
tonic Perry. IL honor OF 81. Patrick,
the decorations we're in green. and
greSn ribbon steamers were suspend
ed from the chandeliers 20 the place
OF each guest An Irish flag artistical-
y Glaped added materially TO the
whole effect Covers were laid for
twelve. . ~. +. . .. -=..
Miss Blanche Hamilton Fox T..
CcmpIimented. .....-...
Major and Mrs. W. A. Purdy enter.
tanned at an informal dinner on Sat.
arday evening in hCnor of Miss
blanche Hamilton Fox OF the Lam
; hardi Opera Company. Miss Fox has
been entertained extensively during
her stay in Honolulu aud there are d
number CT informal affairs planned
during the remainder of her visit in
Honolulu. ....: u.s..
The Moani Muse Club.
The members of the Moani Music
Tub met on Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss Glenna MeCraeken
in Kaimuki The club members are
for the most part students at Oahu
College and they meet at the differ
ent homes once every month. After
The rendition of Saturdays program
delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Following is the program:
Piano Solo. Spinning ... Goerdeler
Miss Mary Smith
Piano Solo. Mazurka ......... Chopin
Miss Elsie Lidgate
Violin solo. Alteration. $500. .Telma
Miss Mary Forrest accompanied
-~. by Miss Louise Churchill.
Piano solo Traumerei Romance. 49,.
Miss Ruth tombstone
Piano solo, Slumber Song -. .Dennei
Miss Elsie Chalmers
Song, The Message of the Rose.....
................ GottSchalk
Miss Louise Churchill, accompan-
led by Miss Geneyieve Young.
Piano solo, Drifting ....... .Friml
Miss Glenna McCracken.
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Informal Musical at Mckinley High
Tomorrow.
The students of Mckinley high
school will have a treat tomorrow
morning when three noted musicians
who are in the city will give little
concert for them. Miss Blanche Ham
ilton Fox, the mezzo soprano of the
Lambardi Opera Company, sings sew
eral solos. Mr.. George Won Hagel,
the celloist with the opera company,
will play for the students and Mrs.
Gertrude Ross, known all over the
United States for her Lullaby which
is being sung by Gadski, will play Sc
iections on the piano.
Many of the students at the high
school have not as yet had, an oppor-
unity to hear any of the singers in
the opera company and the idea that
Miss Fox has consented to sing for
them has delighted them.
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military Night at the Opera
Among the military officers and la
dies at the opera last night were Ad-
miral and Mrs. c. B. T. Moore, Major
and Mrs. Undertake, Major and Mrs.
Wooten, Colonel Campbell Major
Neville, Colonel and Mrs Raymond
Captain and Mrs. tombstone, Major
Cruikshank. of Leilehua, Captain and
Mrs. Lister, Captain and Mrs. Free.
man, Lieutenant Campanole, Lieuten-
ant Andrews, Lieutenant Payson and
Lieutenant Pratt.
A Trip Around the Island.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. George
oyer tReginia Vicarino) Madame
Nv. IL nd r.
Mrs. Coleman, who are staying at the
Moana Hotel, motored around the isl.
and. Madam Vicarino was so well
pleased with this side of Oahu that
she wished to take peep at the other
side. and when she arrived there found
that 1t was just as beautiful
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Mrs. lvers' Box Party.
Mrs. Richard Ivers was hostess at
box party at the opera house last
evening. Her guests included Mrs
NJ. NJ. Scott! Miss Marion Scott, Mrs
Lee, Miss Lee, Lieutenant Pratt and
Matteo Sandona.
Society Personals.
Captain and Mrs Douglas McDougal
are planning to leave in the April
transport FOR the mainland. They will
first go to New York and later to
Washington. Captain and Mrs. Nc.
Dougal have many friends in Homo
lulu and their departure will be re,
GREETED. -. ! -. =. =s
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| Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hutchins, Miss
Hutchins, Mr.. E. F. Hutchins, Mr.
anil Mrs w. j. Guest, Miss Guest and
Mr. + McKenne of Winninee who