Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-19

the Young Hotel. he gave reading
from a Comedy of Errors" Mr.. Da.
rach's acting is so cleveriy simple tina
young child could comprehend hin
while the most severe Of dramat'
critics would enjoy his interpretations
Tea for Miss Katherine Mcfarland.
. Mrs: Albert Waterhouse and Mrs
Ernest Ross gave a very large ant
attractive. tea on Monday Afternoon
Ct The home CT Mrs Waterhoase or
KeeaumoKu street. The affair was
in honor of Miss Katherine McFar..
land, who has Leen the house CUES.
Of Miss Berthe Kopke for the past
few months. The house was beauti
fully decorated with Shasta daisies
and yellow nasturtiums. Large
bowls. of yellow flowers were on the
small tables where refreshments
were served, Mrs. /. Henry Water
house poured coffee at large table
in the dining room, while al the 9th
er end Mrs Ernest Kopke served tea
Miss. Edith. Mist presided over the
punchbowl. Dainty little maids
among whom were the Misses Low
jones, Won Holt and Geneyievt
Young, passed around the toothsomt
delicacies for which the Kopke fami
ly are famous. Throughout the
afternoon a quintet played soft Ha
wa,ian melodies About three hun
dred ladies were invited to meet
Miss MacFarland. =: 49, y:
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Admiral Moore's Dinner. =: -. III
admiral Moore was host at a large
stag dinner on Thursday night in
honor of Gen. Frederick Funston
The table was attractively adorned
with red carnations and red lights
Those who were invited to meet Ad
miral Funston were General Macomt
Admiral Stanford, chief of the bu.
reau of yards and docks, u. S. NJ;
Governor Walter F. Frear, Gen. Fun
ston, COL French of Fort Shafter
Civil Engineer GayIer, Surgeon G. II
Smith of the Navy. Major Neville OF
the Marine Corps, Mr.. Charles R
Hemenway, president of the Univer-
sity Club; Col McGunnegle of Soho
field Barracks, Capt Cults of the
Marine Corps, Lieut.. Kirby Smith
Lieut.. Carl Bostrum, Civil tTnginee1
Samuel Gordon, Lieut.. Harris. Lieut.
Stevens, Mr.. s. G. Hindes sof San
Francisco. Mr.. F. B. Smith and Mr..
Damon. s
Can't. and Mrs. Cults Dinner
Capt. and Mrs. Cults of the Marine
Corps entertained at a very charm
ing dinner on Tuesday evening in
honor of Admiral and Mrs Moore.
The table was beautifully decorated
with roses Of delicate pink color.
Soft candle light gloWed through
dainty pink shades, and the fayors
and candy carried out the. rosy colot
scheme. The place cards, some that
Mrs. Cults had brought with her
from New York, were exquisite
baskets of roses painted by hand.
Capt. and Mrs. Cults had for their
guests besides Admiral and Mrs.
Moore, Major and Mrs. Neville, Ma
jor and Mrs. Conklin. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Gordon and Major Williams.
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Miss Cooper in the East
Miss Alice. Cooper whose portrait
is shown in today paper. Is still
visiting in the eastern states. Her
many friends in Honolulu who have
been looking forward to seeing her
this summer, will be disappointed to
earn that she plans to stay for sis
or. eight months longer The last news
from Miss Cooper is that she was in
D. c., as the guest of
her sister, Mrs Olaf Hustvedt, at the
navy yard. Although she has been
around considerably, Miss
Cooper is making Boston her head
quarters, where she. is having her
voice cultivated.
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Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
Maui Dance Success
WAILUKU, Maui, April 16-The
lance given by the athletic commit
lee of the Alexander House gymnas-
ium was great success. The storm
was severe in the early part of the
evening. and yet the hall was well
silled with merry couples who had
most enjoyable time. The decora-
lions were arranged by. the athletic
The whole affair was one
bf the pleasantest ever given at the
gymnasium. A neat snm. was realized
Tor the benefit of the better equip
nent of the swimming tank.
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The Service Bridge Club. II.
Mrs. Joseph Sheedy, who is occupy
ing the Harry Wilder house up the
Pail. was hostess on Wednesday tot
he Service Bridge Club. This un.
sual club, which does not play for
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