Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-25

g., three-legged races and other old-fash-
!; Toned games. Music was furnished by
i Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Helen
! Jones, Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss
! Ruth Super who played and sang with
:! ukuleles. After the program had been
/ rendered refreshments were served
! upon the lawn. The College grounds
] were attractively decorated for the
! occasion with festoons of Japanese
lanterns and the steps where the
/ young people performed their stunts"
had for its setting high tropical palms.
Concert for Benefit Of Epiphany Guild.
In the pavilion of the Alexander
! Young hotel on Friday evening, JAN
! uary 81, there will be a song rec tal
! for the benefit of the Epiphany guild
of Kaimuki. Mrs. F. G. Williams will
! sing, assisted by M. John Clifford, one
| of Mrs. A. B. ingalls, most gifted
| pupils. Mrs. ingalls, will also play
several obligatos. The piano accom-
paniments will! be played by Mrs. w.
K. Potwine.
q delightful swimming patty on Mon
; day afternoon at the Outrigger club
at Waikiki. Her guests included Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Alexander, Miss Mary
Alexander. Miss Agnes Alexander,
Mrs. A. c. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Warren mayer, Mrs. Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dole. Mr. De Witt
Alexander, DIR. Pillsburg and Mr. Bur-
uIck.
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Mothers Meeting at kaimuki.
The first of the mothers meetings
that are 70 be held at the Kaimuki
school took place yesterday afternoon
and about eighty of the, KIimuki
ladies responded to he present at the
affair. This will be in connection with
the Woman's Cooperative league of
Honolulu. Meetings viii be held every
two weeks and some one will deliver,
talk upon the bringing up of little
children. Miss Root, who has recent
ly come to Honolulu, played a piano
solo at the meeting yesterday. Mrs.
hall sang solo and Miss McDougal
pleased the ladies with a recitation.
An interesting talk was given by Miss
Fletcher, who is at the. head of the
Kaimuki movement. ,.~..,fs - :. !
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Mrs. w. D. Baldwin compIimented. /
Mrs. w. D. Baldwin iwassfthe guest |
of honor at prettily appointed lunch
ecn yesterday afternoon atsthe Coun-
try Club at which Mrs. Joseph p.
Cooke was hos tess. The centeprieces /
fer the three. tables at which 1theiI
guests were seated we're ofsRari-color- |
Ell roses. Covers were laid for thirty !
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Mrs. q. E. Dillingham; Entsrtains.
assReverand o. H. Gulick OF Spain was !
the guest of honor at a railroad party /
to Haleiwl on Tuesday given by. Mrs.
u. F. Dillingham;. A party OF twenty
five left town early in the morning and !
took lunch at Haleiwa. During the day /
a number Of the gues is visited the old 4
Gulick homestead in that Vicinity. The
afternoon was spent on the beautiful L
grounds surrounding the hotel Mrs.
guests included, Rever- i
eng O.. H. Gulick, Mr.. John Guliek,
Miss Louise Gulick. Miss J. A. Gulick.
Mrs., Charles Gulick. Professor W. d.
Miss Agnes Alexander. DIR.
and Mrs. Doremus Scudder, Reverend
anc Mrs. A. A. EbeTsole, MIR. and Mrs.
Turrill, Dr. and Mrs. whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Thrum, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Mrs. J. B. Ather on, Mrs. L.
r. Coan, Miss Reynolds and Mr..
George Denison.
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Punahou Dance Postponed
Owing to the many entertainments
on the tapis given this week the Puma
hou dance has been postponed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. GoodelI
Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Goodell enter
tanned at a prettily appointed dinner
at the Moana on Monday evening in
to Major and Mrs: Viii
liam p. Wooten. After the dinner
hour a most enjoyable evening was
devoted to bridge. The guests in
Guided, Major and Mrs. William P.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper, DR.. and
Mrs. Stoner, Mr. William Mclnerny.
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Miss Epsey Ooekery the Bride OF
Captain William D. Forsythe,
Fifth Cavalry, U. S. A.
The following announcement will be
IF interest to the Army and Navy
ok of Honolulu.
Miss Epsey Dockery. youngest
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Dock
cry was married on December 80 at
fernando, Miss, to Captain William
D. Forsyth, Fifth Cavalry, U. S. A"
This is interesting to Honolulu from
he fact that it was while Miss Dock
cry was visiting her brother, Lieuten-
ant A. B. Dockery of the Fifth Cav
airy at Schofield Barracks that the
was formed which has end
I'd in this happy marriage.
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