Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

forts Wlli lie tWd7d. q a. ;h.. SuCct -
Of the aTair is q surrt" Those Nh0
have been allotted leading roles hAl.
Eeen heard often in musical entertain.
ments and as many OF them have
taken part IN similar productions
these in charge have no fear that any
stage fright will b. in evidence, Asid"
from the principals there will te I
f"vy Of attraCtiv" yrung ladies in IT,
"A"rn~ will add 70 the beauty Of the
ensemble.
Mis- Sarah Lucas Hostess fer the
Card Party.
On Wednesday, afternoon Mics SI.
rah ! ucas was hostess for the Card
Club at her home on LunaiilO street
The prizes, boxes of correspondence
cards were taken by Mrs Morris and
Mrs. Gerald Johnson Among those
present were: Mrs Gerald Johnson
Mrs Morris, Mrs Harry Wilder, Miss
Florence Hoffman. Miss Comma Wad-
man, Mrs. Adams. Miss McCorristOn
and Miss Sarah Lucas.
Judge and Mrs. William Whitney En-
terrain.
Miss Alice Cooke and VI; IS Beatrice
Castle were the compimented guest
at an enjoyable dance last evening
given by Judge and Mrs. William L..
Whitney at their home on Dole
street
Graceful branches Of bamboo and
ropes Of white lowered vines formed
an artistic back ground for the huge
begonia-flle1 iarGi~inrs tat were in
evidence in the ball room.
AS the affair was given in honor Of
two of the members Of the younger
set the guests with few exceptions
were members Of that set.
Tie Juvenile Rostonians Spend a
Christmas mid Snow and Ice.
letter from Mother Lang OF the
Juvenile BostoInans told OF the CnrIst,
mas spent by the company in Minnie
81 ia. Though there was ice and snow
about the city and the young folks
were forced to wear he"vy clothing
they tried to make Their Christmas as
Hawaiian as possible. Mrs. Lang wrote
manner: About seven O'Clock Christ
mas evening, DIDN'T you hear the faint
strain of Aloha De? Surely they must
have reached you. Alter a toast n ID
been said tor our Honolulu friends
friends Mis- Helen Thorn sank the frs
few notes of the song veTy softly and
,weetly. soon all of the old members
lCined in, and the roof fairly shook
with the tremulous beautiful melody
Oh it never sounded so sweet"
Mrs. Lank went on to lay that the
song was enjoyed by many people,
some who had been In Honolulu al
bv others who have never visited tue
beautiful isles. She said that Aloha
De" seemed rather sad for the occa-
sion but when DoIe' Garfield produced
l:er ukelele and rendered the Homo
l1lu Tomboy. and a number of similar
melodies the compaHy who wee here
short time Igo Frightened.
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Honolulu Boys Entertained in tho
East.
Over sixty Honolulu boys and gi9ls
who are attending schools and col
leges around Boston were entertained
q: a most unique Thanksgiving dinner
BY Miss Little, who is a former resi-
dent Of Honolulu, and who visited here
last spring. The young people Wer"
taken to the woods on picnic where
they enjoyed an old fashioned dinner
Many of them we're experiencing their
first winter where the ground was
and the greater part OF
the day was spent in making snow and
tx sing snow balls.
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Mrs. Isaac Cox Entertains
Mrs. Isaac Cox of Kaimuki enter
tanned informally at a lea yesterday
afternoon for her house-guest, Mrs.
Mrs Cox's little bungalow
was prettily decorated with copper
colored bougainvilia. Miss Margaret
Clark and Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, Jr, as
sisted with, the refreshments.
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and Mrs. II. =. Nichols
to Entertain
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. F. Nichols
IRE entertaining ut a buffet supper
this evening at their home at Fort
RuEer The invited guests include
Major and Mrs Edward ]. Timber
AXE, Captain and Mrs. John Stuart
tombstone, Captain and Mrs. Edward
Captain and Mrs. Clark,
DR.. and Mrs. Baker, Major and Mrs.
Conklin, Lieutenant and Mrs. Hum
bert, Mrs Renssler, Lieutenant and
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