Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

, there were also present Miss Mar
garet Peterson, Miss Violet Anterior,
Mrs Frank Hoogs, Mrs. Austin
Jones, Mrs. Jack Guard and Mrs.
Chester Livingston. - F.
Chimes Of Normandy Coming on -"
Successfully. 49,. s.
From present indications the oper-
eta being put OH by students OF
Oahu College. is going TO be a. very
successful performance. The players
are working hard and earnestly at it,
showing great deal of talent and
aptitude fror the work. The Chimes
of Normandy" is a delightful little
opera, the songs and ballads being
full Of charm and melody. The prin-
cipals in the cast are renowned not
only for the quality of their voices,
hut also for the success of their act
ing as shown in former plays. The
chorus. is in fine form and promises
to cover itself with glory. There
viii be two performances-the ninth
and tenth of May.
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Mrs. Cults Dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. Cults of the marine
corps, who are noted for their charm
ing hospitality, seldom let week go
by without some demonstrations of il.
On Thursday evening they entertain
ed at delightful dinner in honor 6f
Commander F. ST. G. Brooker, of the
British sloop-ofwar Algerine, that has
recently. come up from the South
Seas. The table was adorned with
pink duchess roses and candelabra.
Among those present were Command
er Brcoker, DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper.
Major and Mrs. Neville. Major and
Mrs. Wooten and Mrs. Belle.
e .
Bridge Luncheon for Miss Helen
tNorth.
Miss Helen North was the guest OF
honor at a bridge luncheon given by
Miss Florence Hoffman on Thursday
at her home on Kewalo street. The
table was most attractively decorated
with kings blue morning glories and
maidenhair fern, intertwined with
fluffy knots of cerise colored tuile
Little suitcases filled with candy
served also for place cards. In the
course of the luncheon, small gold
trunk tied with bridal ribbons, wed.
ding slippers, orange blossoms and
rice was placed in front of Miss
North On being opened it proved to
be full Of dainty little gifts show
cred on her by the other guests in
honor Of her approaching marriage
Tiffin being over, Royal auction was
INDUCED in, the prizes going to Miss
Julie McStocAer and Miss Sara Lucas.
Besides the guest of honor there
were present Miss Comma Wadman, |
Mrs. Norma Adams, Mrs. Louis Ste
vens, Mrs. Gerald johnson, Mrs. Ross
Kingsbury, Miss Callie ,Lucas, Miss
Sara Lucas, and Miss Julie Mel
Stocker.
Aesthetic Dancing Class at Schofield.1
The enthusiastic young people of
Schofield Barracks are enjoying a
class, IN what they call aesthetic dane
Ing. Mrs. Mary Gum of Honolulu
is conducting this class once a week |
folk dancing In all its forms being |
the vogue The last meeting was on |
Tuesday evening, the membership lisfl
which grows larger every time-be-l
ing Miss Katherine Winans, Miss
Betty Case. Miss. Lucy Gilbert, Miss
Hopkins, Miss, Brett, Capt. and Mrs. |
Knight, Mr.. sCampenole, Mr.. Watrous,
Nd. Tinker Mr. Robertson, Mr.. Fales, |
Mr.. Maxwell Mr.. Martin, Capt. Bur-
rett and Capt Mason.
49, & 9
chcWder Supper at the Anterior
Home. So
ON Monday evening the Misses fVio-
let and Laura Anterior gave de- !,
lightful chowder supper in. honor OF |
Miss Dawson. The tables were placed
on the broad lanai of the Anterior
home on King street, one large one in |
the center, and several smaller ones
round about. Pansies and forget-me-i
pots, flowers so rare and sought after,
were, used to make up the beautiful
centerpieces. After a delicious sup
per, the guests cleared away the
tables. and spent the rest Of the even
ing in dancing. Among those pres
ent were Miss Alice Hogs. Miss
Fanny Hoogs, Miss Marjory Gilman,
Miss Ruth. McChesney, Miss Martial
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