Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28
Sprenade for Mrs. Worthington

! Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan u. A
serenade was given TO Mrs Marion D.
Worthington, Hawaii's prima donna,
/ by Jack Heleluhi and his Hawaiian
quintet in the ladies' reception room,
mezzanine floor, Bellevue hotel. on
January IS. The guests were decorat-
ed with lima leis, and large flag of
the territory was hung across the lob
! by of the Bellevue.
Among those present were Mrs
Marion Dowsett Worthington. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fred. Knight Mrs. William Cliff,
Miss Jean Gift, Mrs. Walter Macfar-
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Burnham,
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Klamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Taylor. H. W. Wills, Miss
Cornet, Mrs. George Knight, Miss
Louise Girard. Mr.. and Mrs j. Marks,
Mrs. E. r. Hamilton. Mrs. A. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Monsarrat, Miss
W. Holt. Fred. Shingle, Mrs. NJ. Water
bury. J. Mears, Mrs. NJ. Winch.
Typical Hawaiian music was play
ed, which was greatly enjoyed by
many of the Bellevue hotels guests.
At the conclusion Of the program. to
| the great delight Of the guests of the
Bellevue. Mrs. Worthington, Mrs.
Macfarlane and Mr.. Knight gave vocal
solos
II. W. Wills, the genial manager of
/ the Bellevue hotel, has been comph-
mented by large number of his
guests for what was TO them a most
delightful surprise.
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Luncheon for Maui Amateurs.
Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, Jan. 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence G.. White entertained
yesterday at luncheon and for the af.
ternoon the members OF the amateur
vaudeville show, which was given a
week ago Saturday evening for. the
benefit of the Alexander settlement
in Waikiki. The affair was given at
the new beach houses of the host and
| hostess, and nearly 40 people were
present to enjoy one of the most pleas
ant social affairs on Maui for a long
time. The lunch was bountiful and
delicious. The afternoon was spent
swimming, in games and visiting. The
affair was most informal and the
guests came away thoroughly enthusi-
astic, They alLSaa apced the new
cottages of Their 3 and hostess
most attractive. 49,,
Five small cottages on the Kahului
side of the VIM. Searby beach cot
tage have just recently been erected
by Mr.. White. A garage is also built
in the rear near the railroad. Thei
view commanded from the new build
ings is very fine, and the bathing is
On one of the best beaches on Maui
The site is ideal for qnietness and the
houses are so arranged that several
families could enjoy the resort at one
time.
Coming Dances.
That the dancing craze is creeping
slowly, insidieusly' but surely upon the
Honolulu public is daily brought to
our minds by the increased enthusiasm
and requests for affairs at which the
fever may be INDUCED. There have
been more than the usual number of
private dances of late In addition
comes The's Dansants which begin
next Tuesday. Now comes the an
nouncement that of the Young and
Moana hotels will give dances on the
Thursdays of each week. They will
begin at the Moana tomorrow at 8
O'clock and will alternate from one
hotel to the other each week Mrs |
Mary Gum will have them in charge |
and all the new dances will be permit |
ted-though Of course extreme rag
ging or anything verging upon the
Barbary Coast styles will be strictly
1abooed. Kaai's orchestra will fur
rish the music-which is another way
Of saying it will be excellent. That
these dances will be taken advantage
of by the haut monde of Honolulu is
assured by the interest already being
evinced. The informality of the af-
fairs, TO say nothing of the opportun-
ity to become familiar with all of the
new dances, is bound to make them
very popular. Local society folk and
all members of the army and navy are
cordially invited to attend the Satur
day evening concerts at the Young
Roof garden which are proving a bait
for local society people. the opening
concert last Saturday drawing a large
1t is reported that many
of HOnolulu's smart set have engaged