Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-08


A place this afternoon When Nine
N Lillian Nordica, assisted by
Mr.. Paul Dufault and Mr. Sim.
mons. gave number of selections be
fore Queen Liliuokalanf at Washing.
ton Place. A number of people had
been invited in by the queen 10 hear
the great singer in this charming way.
At the conclusion Of the concert, En-
est Kaai and his orchestra played
Hawaiian hulas and old-fashioned ma
tive melodies. delighting Madame
Nordica in turn almost as much as
she had delighted her Honolulu audi
epce. Tempting refreshments, pre-
pared under the skillful management
OF Miss Lord, were then served. The
I house was decorated very simply with
bowls OF tropical flowers, the queen
being Of the opinion that Madame Nor.
dica would prefer seeing Washington
Place as IL really was. Those who
had the pleasure OF attending this aft.
ernoon's musicale were Princess
David Kawananakoa, Mrs. Sam Allen,
Mrs McWayne, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p.
laukea, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfar,
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shingle. Mr. and
Mrs. Renjes, Mr.. and Mrs. Coney, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Monsarrat, Mr. and Mrs.
c. 8. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde,
Mrs Ward. Miss Kulumanu Ward,
Miss Lucy Ward, Miss Katherine
Ward, Mrs. S. A. Gulick Mrs. August
.Ahrens. Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs Hart.
Mrs. Allison Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smithies, Mrs John Walker.
Miss MacIntyre. Mrs. Charles Chill
lingworth. Miss McInerny, Mrs Mary
Beckley. Chief Justice and Mrs. A. G.
M. Robertson, Mrs. Carlos Long. Miss
Ethel Whiting, Mrs Robert Noel
downey, Mrs. Robert Hair, Mrs Bur
nette. Miss Callie Lucas, Mrs e Wat
son, Miss Ida Pope, Miss Katherine
Fope. Miss Aholo. Miss Henrietta
Smith, Mrs. Webb. Miss Miriam
Stacker, Mr.. and Mrs. Dominis, Mr..
Lea, and others
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gays Tea.
Wailele, the beautiful summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay, in IA
1ihi Valley. was the scene of large
and attractive tea yesterday. Madame
Lillian Nordica, who is enjoying tho
tropical life giof Honolulu. wis the /
Euest Of honor. The only DECORATIONS
were the wild flowers and mountain
ferns which grow in such profusion
around Wailele. Those invited to
meet Madame, Sordiea were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Castle. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dfi1inghafn. Mr. and -Mrs- .Ern--l
est R6sk. Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chillingworth.
AIr. and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh, Mrs. VIII
helm Meier. Miss Edith Mist, Mr. Rob
ert Mis, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, G.
Halves Jr, Princess Kawananakoa, |
Mrs. Emmett May. Mr.. and Mrs Rich |
ard Ivsfs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, |
Mrs. Baldwin. Mr.. Dufault. Mr.. Sim
mons, Captain and Mrs. Thomas of |
Leilehua, Mrs. Nary Gum, and many |
others.
Mrs. Watkins Dinner.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Franklin p !,
jackson, who have been the incentive |
OF SO much entertaining Of late. We're |
the guests OF honor at beautiful din
ner last night given by Captain AID |
Mrs Benjamin Watkins at the Coun- |
try Club. Gorgeous pink lilies formed |
the centerpiece, while silk shaded
candlesticks continued the color
schemel The guests places were
marked by heaFyecaEas iengIsygd wiAI
the regimenthl crest & The wlSN
came to meet .tsisutenahte 4M MI
jackson were Mss e. 0eeiky. Ma 9k |
Z. v. Smith, Major willia& antl Co..
tain and Mrs Walter Johnson "a
$3.50 q - ssfal
Mrs. Massee's Luncheon.
The most beautiful luncheon of the
week was given by Mrs. E. X. Massee
at the 4PIeasanton on Wednesday in
honor OF Mrs Frederick Funston.
The table was decorated with long
stemmed American Beauty roses, a
gold basket filed with these lovely