Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-18


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and was charming in all its appoint
inents. A centerpiece Of pink roses
and violets was arranged daintily on
tie table, toned by the soft glow
from pink shaded candalabra On
this occasion the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Gay, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Hedemann, Capt. and Mrs. John Tho
mas Of Leilehua, Col. and Mrs. Q. APP
pei and Senior Arana.
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Thimble Parties In Vogue.
During these languid days Of south
winds, an informal affair such as q
tfimble parry has been as strenuous
an undertaking as the average host
ess has had any desire for. A NUM-
Der of such sewing bees, augmented
with cooling refreshments, have been
on the program In the past week. One
was given by. Mrs Norris Stayton at
Fort de Russy for Mrs. Arthur David
son, Mrs Day, Mrs. f. b. McStocker,
Mrs. j. Johnston, Mrs. ]. E. o'Hara,
Mrs. C. Waller and the Misses Lydia
and Julie McStocker,
Another occurred on Thursday,
when Mrs. Frank HoogS was hostess
for Miss Laura Atherton. Miss Violet
Anterior. Mrs. Frederick Lowrey.
Miss Jean Geary, Mrs John Guard.
Miss. Jessie Kennedy, Miss Muriel
Howatt, Miss Muriel Hind and Miss
Letitia Morgan.
A third was given yesterday BY
Miss Violet Atherton IN honor of her
house guest, Miss Muriel Hind. 9th
ers present were Miss Marjory Gill
man, Miss Florence Gurrey, Mrs.
Frank Hoogs, Mrs. John Guard. Mrs.
Jack Young, Miss Muriel Howatt and
Miss Laura Anterior.
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"Spinsters" TO Give Play.
There was much merriment at the
first meeting of the "Spinsters' Debat-
ing Society,"" which was held on Thurs.
day afternoon at the Parish House on
Emma street. The parts of the play,
1.-THE Old Maids Convention, which
the ladies have decided to give on
Nov. 9Th, were assigned to the vari-
GUS suitable members. The next week
will find them studying, and also deep
in the mysteries of the old,fashioned
bonnet and gown making or re-making.
rather. The spider-Waisted girls who
in the early sixties wore some of the
spinsters, costumes, little dreamed of
The modern broad-waisted fashionable
maid who would some day display
her costume before the public after
having solved the problem of making
not ends meet, but edges meet.
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Capt. and Mrs. Stayton,s Bridge
Lieut. and Mrs. L. H. Mckinley are
the incentives for a large and delight
fully appointed bridge this evening at
which. Capt. and Mrs. Norris Stayton
of Fort De Russy will be hosts. Among
those will be present are Major and
Mrs. Edward Undertake, Capt. sand
Mrs. J. Johnston, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Clark, Capt and Mrs F.
Phisterer, Mrs. Phisterer, ST., Capt.
and Mrs. Geo. Hicks, Capt. and Mrs.
Francis Hinkle, Lieut.. and Mrs. G. +.
Humbert, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Ma
Their, Lieut.. and Mrs. H. =. Sichol,
Lieut. G. Van -Deusen, Lieut.. Robert
f. Guthrie, Capt and Mrs. Charles
D. VIM, Capt and Mrs. C. W. Waller,
Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. E. O'Hara, DR.. and
Mrs B. Huntington, Capt. Warren
T. Hannum, Lieut.. J. Matheson, Miss
Macdonald and Lieut.. R. L. Tilton.
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Madame carusi in Recital.
On Tuesday evening Of this week,
the Morning Music Club, of which
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck is the president.
is to present Madame Inez Carusi, the
harpist and composer, in recital on
the harp, and in selections from her
own compositions.
The club expects to make a notable
event of the evening. This is partly
because of the fact that the harp as
played by a distinguished artist can
SO rarely be heard in the Islands; but
it is also because the club, which is
exclusively composed Of women, de-
slres to honor a woman musician who
promises to become even more noted
as a composer than she already is as
a harpist
1t Is announced that Madame Car.
usi will not only render some instru-
mental numbers on the harp, but will
also sing some of the Irish ballads,
with harp accompaniment, that have
made her a fayorite with the Irish
and Gaelic, organizations of America.
In order to present Madame Car
usi's compositions at their best, a
OF, the members of the Morn
ing Music CIub are to sing Mrs A.