Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-25

and economy. and believe in refine
ment and elegance rather than dis
play and noise. The gentleness and
refinement of the Wilson's is having
qaieting effect on the social life OF
the capital. Already there is a lack
of show of rich gowns, and costly
jewels that have been a pronounced
feature during many previous admin.
istrations. r.
1t has always been q rule in Wash.
ington that what Is good enough for
the first lady OF the land Is good
enough for any other woman in socis
ETY.. whether she be rich sor ofs mod
crate means. Mrs. Wilson has fur
nished one room in the White House
with things made by Southern noun
tain women and children. The rugs
on the floors, the curtains at the win.
6oWs. and many other furnishings
came from the homes in. the scoEes
CT the Appalachian mountains The
lead of Mrs. Wilson has been follow
ed by others, and, as result, the old.
time homemade flandW0rk OF the
AHericans family OF decades ago is il,
great demand here In many homes
the old quilt that graniT h5r made
which had been packed in an anti.
Quilted chest TO stay, has been brought
out to adorn the company bed Or
hundreds of walls hang samplers
made before the civil wa. :,
The wives Of the eight Marie
members OF President Wilson'S cab
met are in strict harmony with Mrs
Wilson. They are selecting comfort
able homes, and Will entertain fire.
quently, but economy viii be the rule
carusi Concert. ~, 81.
IN spite Of the heat, which has put
an effective rein on most Of the
events that are due to take place this
time of year., society turned out in
force on Tuesday evening for. Madam
Inez Carusi,s recital With such
sponsors as the Morning Music Club,
an interest was taken in the program
which served to FIJI every niche Of
the Young hotel pavilion. A number
Of informal dinners were given prior
to the entertainment though the heat
precluded anything of a convent onalI
nature. Among those noticed in the
audience were the members of the
Morning Music Club, which includes
Mrs Frank rAthertDa Mrs r. B.. An
derscn: Mrs. K. B. Barnes, Mrs. j. A.
Balch, Miss Margaret Clark, Mrs. c.
Fl. Cooke, Mrs. C.. tB. Cooper, Mrs. A..
Constabel, Mrs A. Lindsay, Mrs. A. B.
ingalls,, Mrs E. Al. Mott-Smith. Mrs.
B. Mackall, Mrs Tenney Peck, Mrs.
Theodore Richards, LIS. H. Won Holt,
Miss K. Ward, Mrs. C. H. Weight
Mrs. w. L. Whitney, Miss Elsa
Miss Alice Hopper,
Miss Elizabeth Hopper, Mrs Fred
Waterhouse, Mrs. w. D. Westervelt,
Mrs. Ernest Ross. Mrs. John Erdman,
Mrs. C. L. Hall, Miss H. Caldwell, Mrs.
Elsa Cross Howard, Miss Gatfield and
Mrs. Howard Hitchcock and Mr.. Ar
thur Wall, DR.. and Mrs. s. D. Barnes,
Mr.. George Andrns, Mrs. F. Nj. Swan
", Miss Nora SWanzy, Miss Rosa
nund Swanzy Miss Emily Farley. Mr..
Slattery, Mr.. Hutton, Mrs. Wallace
harrington. Miss Frances Harrington,
Mrs. G.. F. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Wayne. Miss Gamble, Judge and Mrs.
A. G. M. Robertson, Major Conkiin,
Senior Arana, Mr. W., Spalding, Miss
Wadman, Mr.. Cyril Hoogs,
Mr.. George Ahlborn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Judd, Miss Florence Hoffman,
Miss Harriet Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard Ellis Mr.. c. L. Hall and
1thers. =. : \
Hui Nalu Dance Tonight.
Cap and bells and mask and cape
will be the sign to pass at the OIt-
Tiger club this evening when the
dance of the Hui Nalus
will be given. Decorated with flags
Ind green's, beautiful setting forI
he dance has been prepared, bound
I'd by Japanese lanterns of several
solors. :, II ~
A throne, splendidly decorated, has
been made for the chaperones and
Judges; and 1T Is this throne By
which the costumed dancers will pass
ind from where the decision will bel
made for awarding two prizes" Ern-iI
EST Kaai and his orchestra will give
he music for the dance r-.rS't
The chaperones will be- the Prin-
,ess Kalanianaole, Mrs. j. r. Stacker,
Mrs. Pierre Jones and Mrs |Eben
low. The proceeds from the dance
will go to make up the cost of send
ng the swimming team to San Fran
,isco. ,.>.- -. s.7:>.> - -
4-. - Asrs4: . .,.ss 4
1arakuapoko Art Club. 4
The first meeting OF the Hamaku-
ipoko Art Club was held on Wednes-
lay afternoon at Che home of Mrs.
Arthur Collins ! A business session |
vas first held in which the club was
'eorganized and several new members !,
added. tt was decided that alternate
Wednesdays should be devoted, aone |
% study CT various artistic subjects; I
md the ether TO the pleasures of auc
;on bridge. On this occasion cards |
'cllowed the work of the day, sue :
eeded by delicious refreshments.
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