Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20

son, Mrs. W. Roe. Miss Barrie Gam.
bic, Mrs. NJ. Love. Mrs. Peter Mar
quart. Mrs w. Kay, Mrs W.R. Glib
son, Mrs. A. j. Harris. Mrs. L. o.
Mathews. Mrs. Il. Longanecker and
Mrs. Cary L. Crockett
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/ Mr.. and Mrs Hedemann's Tea.
Prof, and Mrs. G. Meade were the
incentives for q very delightful tea
/ last week, at which Dir. and Mrs G.
. Hedemann were hosts. The coffee
Iurn was. presided over by Mrs J.
Hedemann, while Mrs. Alexander
HAYES Jr. poured tea. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Meade. Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Sarah New
comb, Mr.. E. Newcomb, Judge and
Mrs. Walter Frear. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Mrs. Walter Frear, Mr.. and AIRS. lex
ander G. Halves. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
lJoe Hedemann. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Castle Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Hitch
cock and others.
! Mrs. Hedemann's Dinner.
There Is no one who entertains
more eharmingly than Mrs. C. Hede-
mann, who win her quaint German
hosritallty, warns the heart of her
guest as socn as he crosses her
threshold. Her husband Is the coun-
.terpart OF herself In the warmth Of
his welcome. Last week they were
hosts at a delightful dinner at their
home on Judd street. Covers were
laid for ten, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Glade, Miss Glade, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Miss Alice Cor
net and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer.
Miss sohaefeps plnner
A very attractive dinner was given
on Wednesday by Miss Pauline
Schaefer at her home In Nuuanu
valley. The table was ablaze with
crimson ixoras with their starry
eyed petals and glossy green leaves.
After dinner the party motored to-
the Opera house. where they witt
messed the Girl From Rectofs." A
Etoothsome Dutch supper at the Rath-
skeller concluded the evening.
Among those who enjoyed Miss
Schaefer's hospitality were Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Thelma Murphy Miss. Margaret
Center, Mr. Francis Brown, Mr.. Fran
els Eames, Mr. Charles Herbert. Mr..
Robert Purvis and Mr.. Allan Renton
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The Howard Concert.
Al treat that win be greatly appre-
eiated by the music loving world Of
Honolulu is set for next Thursday,
the twenty-fifth, when Mrs. Elsa Cross
Howard win give her first public con-
cert in. this city Mrs. Howard Is
already widely known as q pianist of
unusual genius. Her. wide study and
untirfng perseverance have raised her
high In the ranks Of artists. She plays
with an ease and facility and lack of
selfcbnsciousness which are factors
to immediately take her out Of the
amateur class, althoughs her wonder
sful technique IL something acquired
after long study her sympathy of
touch and Interpretation are Unborn
the inifnitable gift Of the rare mu-
sician.
Assisting Mrs. Howard win be. Mrs.
Charles B. Cooper and Mr.. ReynoId
McGrew. both of whom possess voices
of unusual charm and culture. Mrs.
"A. B. ingalls,. though not appearing
on the concert stage. is lending In
valuable assistance as business man
;agef The program Is one that will
appeal not only to. the trained must
clan but to the less-studied layman as
we'll The songs by Mrs. Howard will
be, of course, of particular interest.
The program is as follows:
i. la) Clique by Corelli
(b) Gavotte ............ Bach
(c) Prelude and Fugue. Bach
Mrs. Howard
2. la) On Shelum River .......
Amy Woodford Finden
(b) Allah Be With Us ......s
Amy Woodford linden
Mrs. G. B. Cooper
- Mr.. Reynold McGrew
8. Sonata, Opus %, No. 2..........
Adagio. Allegretto. POGO Agitato
.......s..s.. 49,. Beethoven
Mrs. Howard
4. From STARS Of the Desert"
@, To All That Is Lovely
Mrs Cooper
3. cal Polonnaise In + Flat. Chopin
OBJ Ballade in G Minor Chopin
Mrs. Howard
6. (a) Far ACROSS the Desert Sands
-. Amy Woodford Finden
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