Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-17

Mrs. Rabbit, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mott
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall,
Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Stanley, Mr
and Mrs Charles Weight, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Van VaikenDerg, Mr., and
Mrs ID. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs.
Baldwin. Mr.. and, Mrs. E. w. Sutton,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrade. Mr.. and Mrs
Foster, Miss Breckenridge, Miss Flo
renee Carter, Miss X. Ward, Mr. and
MIS-. Fred Warehouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Warehouse, Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Schmutzler, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Gait
Miss Harriet Young, Miss Genevieve
Young, the Misses Ladd. Miss Hemp,
stead, Mr.. Macauley and Mr. Gray.
A splendid musical program is be
ing offered tonight for the benefit Of
the new Catholic church, the Sacred
Heart chapel, near Punahou. A num-
Der of the leading musicians CT Homo
lulu will appear, among them being
Mrs. Bruce McV MackaIl, who will
sing a number of splendid selections.
Mrs. A. c. NJ. Robertson, who will
sing three exquisite little songs; Mr..
w. 4 Love, who will contribute a vio-
lin solo; MIR. Arthur F. Wall, who will
sing, and Mr.. Carlos Caceres, who IS
down for several piano solos.
Mrs D. Howard Hitchcock will act
as accom1sn;st The musicale is to
raise funds forsth furnishings of this
new chapel The excellence of the
program and the prominence of the
artists whose names appear thereon
are enough to assure the success OF
the affair
A number Of young society girls OF
Honolulu will act as ushers and will
pass the baskets for the contributions.
The program has been arranged end
Isuuervised by Mrs Robertson and con-
siderable credit is due to her for the
excellence Of the same.
Mrs. Bessie Abbott Rowland, the
nrima donna who has been visiting the
tSe islands for the past two months.
left on the Wilhelmina today While
here she has been collecting material
for an opera. and she is returning to
New York to complete the writing of
the Observation-Disclosures part which sire
has contracted to do
Mrs Howlsnd stated that she enjov:
ed the Hawaiian music very much, al
though II did not date back as far as
she had expected. The chant and the
neculiar Hawaiian yodle were the only
forms which she found to be original
RI the peon1e themselves. The other
forms are of course based on the mod.
ern music introduced here by the mis-
sicnaries. 5.> =. #
On last Friday evening, Mrs. VII.
liam MofItr0se Graham was hostess
at a masquerade party for the young
er members Of her dancing class and
a number of ether children Of the
neighborhood. Costumes of every i'm
aginable sort were there. both beau.
tiful and comic, and ranging all the
way from prince to pauper. AS is
the usual case with masquerades. a
gay and intensely exciting evening was
enjoyed. Dancing was participated in
by all present and the latest steps
were very popular with the young peo-
pie. Later dainty refreshments were
served, bringing very merry even,
ing to close.
News has just been received OF the
marriage Of Miss Clarissa Constanc7
Tinker to Mr. Alfred John Cottrell il
San Francisco on Wednesday, June
10. at All Saints Church. Miss Tin
ker left Honolulu with her mother
Mrs. Annie Tinker. on the Matsonia
sailing June 3. arriving in San Fran
cisco on the 9th. Here Mr.. Cottrel
was awaiting her and the marriage
took place on the day following.
| Mrs. Cottreu is a native of Homo
uIu and has great many frien1s
here, while Mr. CottrelI is in business
in Toronto. Canada.
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Miss Florence EallCu was the
complimented guest at a very euioya-
BILE dancing party last Saturday even
ing given at the Whitney place at IA,
alawai by the Misses Seabolt The
guests Included many of Miss Ballou's
classmates who, like herself. after re,
ceiving their Punahou diplomas next
Saturday night, expect to depart later
! in the summer for eastern colleges
and finishing schools.
A good floor, splendid music, and
delicious refreshments made the even
! ing very pleasant one.
| Pref. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Dean, with