Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19

had been ransacked-waS presented to
Queen Liliuokalani, who attended the
affair as one Of the honorary members.
Music was furnished by the Likole-
hua Glee Club-old. old native ballads
that are almost forgotten even by the
kamaaila-and occasionally modern
hula to which the guests all danced.
Then there was singing by the mem
bers of the club-and the songs they
sang were of The days of the monarchy
when the people lived in houses OF
grass and haole was wonderful Gu
riosity. There was Hawaiian dancing,
too. .cId-fashioned hulas, by dark-eyed
maids whose suppleness of limb was
certainly something to marvel at. Ex-
hibitions followed of arrow shooting,
spearing and other ancient Hawaiian
sports. When finally Hawaii Ponoi
was sung, the guests took their de-
parture with reluctance born Of an
intensely interesting afternoon r.. .
The hostesses on this occasion were
the members of the cfub-Mrs. A. G.
Robertson, Mrs. Carlos Long, Mrs. c.
r. Chillingworth, Mrs. A. Constabel,
Mrs. E. Bennett, Mrs. Robert Hair, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Ethel Whiting,
Miss Henrietta Smith, Mrs. Dominis,
, Miss. Agnes Buchanan, Miss Callie
Lucas, Miss Lucy Ward, Miss kula-
manu- Ward and Mrs. Robert Nc:
EIdowney and the honorary members,
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani, Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. Coney, Mrs.
Iaukea, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Nakuina, Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. F. A Schaefer, Mrs. Hen
riques, Miss Lucy Peabody and Mrs.
Sam Allen. Those who sang during
the afternoon were Mrs. c. l.. Hall,
Miss Agnes Buchanan, Miss Edith
/ Williams, Mrs. A. G. NJ Robertson,
Miss Callie Lucas and Miss Ethel
: Whiting Those invited to this y de-
lightful entertainment were the cap
tain and officers of II. NJ S. New
Zealand, Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Kirkaldy, Miss Reynolds, Mrs.
/ Clarence Cunha, Miss Mary Low,
Miss Ethel Carter, Mrs d. Dowsett,
Mrs. Ferdinand HoWs, Mrs. C. F.
! Chillingworth, Sr., Mrs. Ellen
Dwight, Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Ida
Pope, Miss Emma Cooley, Lieut.. and
Mrs. F. P. Jackson. Miss Hazel Ben
ton, Miss Frances Witcher, Mr.. and
! Mrs. T. G.. Boylan, Major and Mrs.
Undertake, Mrs. William Mckay,
Mr.. C. Benton, Mr.. Samuel Chilling.
worth, Capt and Mrs. w. p, Gibson
Capt. and Mrs. James, E. Bell, Capt
and Mrs. Walter Johnson, Capt. and
Mrs. Richard Cults, Miss Florence
Hoffman, Mrs. James Jaeger, Mr. and
Mrs j. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Schaefer, Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs
Doyle, Miss Doyle, Mrs. A. Lakeland
Mrs. E. Farmer, Mrs. Gustav Schaef
ler, Mrs. E. M Watson, Miss Gene
! We've Bradley, Miss Christiana Brad
ley, Mrs. Gulick, Mrs. Norries, Mrs
Nakuiona, Mrs. Colburn, Mrs. Webb
Mrs Mana, Mrs. Lord, Miss Root
MRS. A. E. Murphy, Miss Thelms
Murphy, Mrs. Dillingham;, Mr.. w
lLymer, Mrs. c.. L. Hall, Mrs. Charles
Lucas, Capt. and Mrs John Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay, Mr.. Ern
Fest Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Jordan
Dr. and Mrs Baker, Miss Alice Cor
met, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright
Miss Ethelwyn Castle, Professor anG
Mrs. George Meade, Mr.. and Mrs
Harding, Mr.. G. P. Castle, Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. c
HedeMann, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Westerfelt
Miss Eunice Pratt, Miss Sara Lucas
Miss Helen Girvin, Mr. Tilly, Mr..
IT p. w. Grey, Mr.. J. Sinclair, Gov
and Mrs Walter Frear, Mr.. and Mrs
; George Davies, Miss Margaret Nc
, Intyre, Miss Hester Lemon Miss E
; Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. SwanZy
Miss Nora Swarizy, Miss RosamunC
Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Single, Mr. anc
Mrs. George Sherman, Mr.. r. Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh, Lieut.
C. K Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Douthitt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Coke
Miss Gertrude , Wilson, Miss VIM
, fred Wilson, Miss Johnson, Mr.. Rob
ert Hair, Mr.. and Mrs. Renters, Mrs
Andrew Brown, Miss Mabel Phillips
Mr.. J. A. Dominis, Miss Rose Otis
Mr. and Mrs. George Smithies, Mis-:
ELLA McInerny, Miss Miriam Stacker
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Mr.
G. A. Brown, Mr.. A. G. M. Robertson
Miss Margaret Dietz and man!
. others. r." ...*.
j..
Mrs. Renters Tea.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the informal recep
, ton and dance given on Tuesday AT
ternoon at the Country Club by Mrs
Renters, wife of British Consul Rem
tiers, in hoaor of the capita n and off
GERS of H. NJ. S. New Zealand. Th'
pretty little club house was unusually
attractive in its decorations of yellow
and green. Palms and ferns ALI
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