Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-04


- pIet year, there hay" been @n!
u@mbtr Of social engage mrnts that
o, ~Gpi'd th~ wHOlc tILAr o: tAe so
Grey Women during January and Feb
ruary while the entire lpnt,H season
Wao dc%oted 70 charitable NOrh.
4 pretty fancy. that. and even the
members of the Younger amust ment
C!uDs observe it.
~ LeI5hua the card clubs laid
aside their cares and did sowing FOR
haritablc ORGANIZATIONS. The Minute
Club, one of the organizations formed
among the girls OF the younger set
dispensed with social entertainments
and spent their time sewing.
And so it WAS with all of the clubs.
a lumber OF the card clubs merely
dispersed during the lenten season
and resumCu their meetings at tn
close of lent.
This year a good many Of the So
Ciety women will devote a large share
OF their time to the study Of religious.
This course will take place during
lent under the auspices of the WO-
mems Board of Missions. Several OF
the ministers here have consented to
lecture on the world religions and
the course will perhaps call forth a
good bit OF study for those who wish
to have some knowledge Of the sub
j"Cts TO be handled before they attend
the lectures.
The arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam G. Irwin and the Templeton
Crockers last spring at the close OF
the lenten season seemed an inspira-
ton to the local Smart Set, for many
entertainments and the dances, recep-
tons and dinners that ensued were
large in number and attendance.
If the Twins carry out their in
tentiOn OF coming to Honolulu this
year the same program may be fo:-
lowed.
Madam Powell Entertained.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Emma
Drier entertained at and deliberately
appointed poi supper for Madam Maud
Powell, Mr.. Godfrey Turner and Mr..
Harold o. Smit-..
The Puunui home Of Mrs. Drier was
beautifully decorated FOR the occasion
with red roses and carnations. The
table was covered with masses Of 1e1
roses and carnations and ferns while
al the place of each guest was long
IeG carnation lei.
Ernest Kaai with twenty of his Glee
Cub boys played Hawaiian music !
through the dinner nour and during
the evening while the guests danced /
Among those present were, Madam
Powell, Mr.. Godfrey Turner, Mr.. Har-
old o. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. ,
Emory. Mr. and MIS-. E. 2. Blanchard, .
sirs. Brodero, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Sea !
bury, Mr.. c. c. Case, Mr.. Ernest kaa:, ,
Mr.. Howard Case. MIR. w. H.. Adams. :
MIS-, Emma Drier and others.
Princess kawananakoa Entertains.
One of the most elaborate social :
functions of the week was the recep-
ton at which the Princess Havana |
nakCa entertained at her home on .
Pensacola street on Wednesday. The
affair was in honor of the princess's
and large number of Homo !.
ulu's social ele ct called tO~pay their
respects to one of the fairest of tn
and.
The princess was recipient Of
arge number OF floral gifts and many
pieces Of violets sent by friends were
arranged about the rooms. Lovely
fragrant roses in many hues were
also in evidence. A large number of
he flowers were yellow, and the
charming hostess herself wore sev-
eral of the ina leis. Some among
hose who called during the afternoon
we're, Princess Kalanianaole, MIR. AM
Mrs. Charles F. Chillingwortn, Miss
Margaret Maclntyre, Mr.. and Mrs.
edward B. Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirby Smith. MIR and Mrs. J. r.
Sheedy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck
ey. Mr. c. D. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
colbert Shingle, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Will
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
dr. and Mrs. Frank Woods, Mr. and
Irs. J. NJ. Riggs, MIR and Mrs. Car!
Nidemann, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Taylor,
hrs. Roth, Miss Freeth, Mrs. Mary
}eckley. Miss Irene Dixon, Mrs. S.
!. O. King, Miss Mary Low, NCs. +
Booth, Nj Sam Parker, Jr.. Mr.. W
Dixon, Mr.. Ernest Parker. Mrs. John
'almer. Miss Helen kimball. Colonel
'am Parker, clrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs
: X Freeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MAJ
arianc.: Miss Alice Macfarlane. Miss
lady Macfarlane, Mr. and Mrs. +. d.
'eAnCy, Mrs. Helen NOonan. ALmlra!
nd Mrs. Walter COwles, COlonci
! ilder Mr.. ana Mrs. J. NJ. DOwsett
IT, and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Mrs. ,
fairy Gum. Mr.. Cecil Brown. JudP" !
nd Mrs Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Con-
III Arana, NJ. and Mrs. James Will 4
er. Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Wilder. t
" and Mrs. Barnes. Miss EdiIA :
owles. Mrs. }. +. C. HagCnS, Mr."
lice Brown. Mr.. Dunbar, Mrs. Gussir !
Mr.. l.. r. StOCkman. Miss i
elen Gray. Mr.. Kronstad and others. 7
Hiss Mclean Entertains.
Miss Carrie Mclean entertained at
prettily appointed luncheon y"stcr- Il
ay afternoon at her home on Bere- :
ania street. The guests iHCludrd -
inc or bor classmates fl