Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11
Mrs. MacfarIane's supper-Dance.


Mrs. Walter Macfarlane was de-
rehtfnl hostess last evening when
she entertained 50 members of the
youngest set at a, most enjoyable sup
per-dance given in Hcnor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrows and Mr. Arthur Bur
rows, who are recent arrivals in Ho-
nolulu. The affair took place in the
beautiful Single home up Manua
Valley and was distinguished by all
the jolly and informal pleasures which
mark house party A delicious sup
per was served, after which dancing
was enthusiastically enjoyed to late
hour. A number of the guests also
enjoyed a refreshing swim in the eX
cellent tank. 49,.
Among these invited to be present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows. Mr.. Ar
thur Burrows, the Misses Elizabeth
Carter, Phoebe Carter, Helen Achil
les, Miss Porter. Mr.. Jack Gait. MIR.
Carter Gait, Mr.. Stanley Kennedy,
Mr.. Erling Hedemanny Mr.. Ed. Hede
mann, Mr.. Earl Fenchtamacher. Miss
Ruth Andersen, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Beatrice Dredge,' Mr.. Armiger
Dredge, Miss Rose Herbert, Mr.. Chas.
Herbert. Mr.. Vernon Tenney, Miss
Wilhelmina Tenney, Mr.. Louis Hen
derson, Mr. Robert Purvis, Mr. Ned
Steele, Mr. Ernest Parker. Mr.. Charles
Stillnan, Col. Parker, Mr. and Mrs
Widemann, Mr. and a. Mrs. George
Beckley, Mr.. and MRS. Robert Shin
gle, Mr.. and Mrs. WseH. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Henshaw, Mr.
Roger, Mr. and Mrs. GFred Macfar-
lane. Mr.. Guy Macfarlane, Miss Alice
Macfarlane, Lady Maefarlane. Mrs.
Emma Macfarlane, Mr. Chas Brenig,
Miss Millie Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chillingworh,. Dr. and
Mrs. Clifford High. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Thompson, Miss Nadeen Win
ter. Miss Sibyl Winter, Prince and
Princess Kalanianola, Miss Laura
Low, Miss Charlotte Dowsett. Mr.. Er.
nest Gay, Miss Pauline Schaefer, Mr..
Frederick Schaefer, Mr.. Alexander An
derson, Mr.. Frederick Wichman, Miss
Paris, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Hill
da Won Holt, Mr.. Herman Won Holt,
Mr.. Ronald Won Holt, Miss Thelma
Murphy, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss
Rosamund Swanzy, Mr.. Henry Carter,
Miss Grace Carter and others.
St. Anthonys School Entertainment
Great Success. 49,
Declared by hundreds who saw it
to have been the best affair of its kind
ever held in Waikiki. the entertain
ment given last Friday and Saturday
evenings by the pupils of ST. Anthony's |
Girls School, was also most crafty
ing success financially. 1t is under
stood that the proceeds of the two eve
nings netted between $500 and $500. |
Everybody connected with the ambi- |
tious undertaking are tired but happy |
at the outcome of their efforts.
The teachers and others who spent |
days of hard work in coaching the |
dozens of children in their parts, have
no reason to feel that their efforts |
were not we'll repaid Almost with |
cut exception the songs. recitations,
and little dialogues and operettas, |
which made up the program were rem.
dered practically without hitch, and |
thew were all of a high order, too |
The hall was most tastefully decorated |
with bunting, flags. and lanterns, this
being the work of Miss Bishop. The |
sisters extend cordial thanks to the |
many persons who worked so faith |
fully to make the affair a success
Maui News, July 4.
Mrs. McGovern to Depart
Tonight Mrs. Ernst Giesecke is en-
pertaining a few friends at her Kai-
muki home as farewell to her sister.
Mrs. MCGOWAN. who is returning to
the coast on the Wilhelmina next
Mrs. MCGOWAN has spent
several weeks in the city, during
which time she has made many
friends and has been extensively en-.
tertained.
Mrs Raymond Brown was hostess
at very jolly beach party on Wed
nesday evening at the Outrigger Club.
After delightfully."- refreshing dip in
the sea delicious supper Was served.
About 80 guests were present.
& & Z
Miss Harnden. of California. is
spending several weeks in Honolulu