Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-13

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The students of the College of Hawaii
are manning to observe Glass Day this
year for the first time in the history OF
the institution, and hope to make the
event an annual affair. Thursday
evening, May %, has been decided up
on as the date, and the entertainment
will be given in the students assem-
bly, room at the college. Miss MI
Ram Clark who is graduating in the
department of science will write the
class Prophecy" and a t'WilP' Is also
being prepared by one OF the other
members of the class. The AFFAIR ls
in the hands of the senior class, con-
sisting of Miss Miriam Clark. Mr.. VIII
liam Barnhart and Mr.. Paul Lemke,
and the college social committee con-
sisting of Miss Irene. Aiken, Miss
Laura Anterior and Miss Dorothy
Raab. 49, -
A most enjoyable supper dance was
enjoyed at the Hotel Aubrey last Satur--
day evening by a number OF; Kahuku
people who motored down. After a
delicious supper. the Laie quintet rem
dered bright and lively dance music,
and dancing was enjoyed for thes re-
mainder of the evening. Later they
riotored home through the glorious
moonlight and along perhaps the most
beautiful stretch of road around the
island. Those who composed the par
ty were Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T. Christof-
fersen, Miss Dagmar Olsen. Miss Bess
Van Eaton, Miss Mary Christophersen
Miss Francis Foster, Mr.. Walter Ho-
vey, Mr.. Herbert Clemens, Mr.. Ed
ward Lyons and Mr., Waiter Johnson.
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Mrs. Henry B. Restarick has sent
out cards for an afternoon at home on
Thursday, May IA, from three to six to
meet Mrs. John e. Baird of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Baird came to the islands
recently for a visit but was so inn
pressed with the climate and the beau
ties of the place, that she has purchas-
ed a home at Waikiki and expects to
make her permanent residence here.
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Al large and most brilliant military
dance was given last Saturday night
at the Haleiwa Hotel for the officers
of Schofield Barracks and their wives.
There was very large attendance and
the beautiful rooms and lovely wide la
mai of the hotel were thronged with
MISUNDERSTANDING officers and gor-
geously gowned ladies throughout the
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Mr.. Mischa Elman. the famous Rus
sian vioiinist, accompanied by his faith
er. Mr.. Paul Elman. arrived in Homo
lulu yesterday on the Wilhelmina. So
ciety In general and the musical few
in particular are anticipating. Mr.. FL
mans concerts on Thursday and Sat-
urday nights with the keenest inter-
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A meeting of the College club was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Walter F.. Frear on Punahou
street. Important business was dis,
cussed after which delicious refresh
ments were served and a sociable
half hour enjoyed. 49,
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tertained the Fort Ruger Gard Club
last Saturday evening After a most
evening of, bridge a de-
Iightful little Dutch supper was serv-
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Mr.. William Roth was a passenger
On last Wednesdays Matsonia. He is
bound for San Francisco, where his
to Miss Jurline Matson will
lake place in the near future.
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Mrs. A. G. Hodgins, entertained a
lew friends informally at tea on Fri
lay afternoon at her beach home at
Aaalawai. A very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all present,
Lieut.. and Mrs. John D. Reardon
md Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow
we're brief visitors at the Aubrey Ho-
eel, Hauula lately AS we're also Mr.
md Mrs. C. A. Brown.
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Mr.. George w. Bates and his sister.
Hiss Laura D. Bates were arrivals on
he Wilhelmina yesterday from San
Francisco. They expect to remain here !
or a short visit. ...
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! The regular Country Club dance is |
'eing given tonight and as there are |
10 other large dancing parties this
week it is expected that large crowd |
will attend.
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Mrs. Charles Crane returned las