Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-14

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8 second triumphant success for the
ladies OF the artillery under whose
auspices il was given. No more de-
lightful weather could have been wish
ed for-which, combined with the flags
and gay pennants Of the decorations
tended TO make the scene one Of sun
shiny festivity The playing began at
2:3O and lasted until when a de-
Ncious tea was served. 1t was during
the tea hour that che OF the greatest
treats Of the afternoon was had. Mrs.
r. p. Reynolds sang several songs
Including Who'll Buy My Lavender.
by German, % Swallow, Swallow"
by Obey Speaks, and Since We Part
ed" by Frances Attilson. Her charm
ing voice which Is as yet little known
in Honolulu came as a rare and de-
lightful surprise to every one present.
Mrs. A. b. ingalls, playing was enthu.
siastically appreciated-this, by the
way. being an almost unnecessary re-
mark, Mrs. Ingalls, reputation being
20 widespread. On this occasion she
played "Valse Caprice" by Wieniaw-
ski and fDeutscher Tanz" by. Won Dit
tersdorf Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard &C
companied both times, her wonderfully
sympathetic accomplishments being as
thoroughly enjoyed as the solos them
selves. The third Of the auction
bridge series will be held on Thurs
day, the 18th, at which an even larger
percentage of society folk arc plan
ming TO appear. Among those noticed
on this occasion were Mrs. ]. A. Ken
nedy. Mrs. A. A. Young Mrs +. v.
Smith, CAPTAIN and Mrs. George Hicks,
Miss A. Gillett. Miss Sarah Newcomb,
Mrs. Joseph, Kay. Mrs Peter Mar
quart, Mrs John Johnston. Miss Lydia
McStocker, DIR. A. p. Matthews, Miss
Lila Mcdonald. Mrs ETC. Howard,
Mrs. A. B. ingalls,, Mrs Ralph Lister.
Lieutenant and Mrs. q. r. .Humbert,
Mrs. Frank Applin, Mrs. c. B. T..
Moore. Mrs. M. M. yMaeomb, Mrs Ed.
ward Carpenter, Major and Mrs. E. J.
Undertake, Mrs Frank Halstead,
Mrs. j. b Renters, Mrs. GeorTe
Jamersou, Mrs. "A. Lakeland.
Mrs H. F. Wichman, Mrs. Frank
Cheatham, Mrs. William Denman, Mrs.
Richard Cults, Mrs. William Hobby,
Mrs. Irwin Shepherd, Mrs. + La Fol.
letter. Miss Louise Lucase,, Mrs. Cen
jaInin Watkins, Mrs. w. W. Hail. Miss
Charlotte Hall. Mrs. John osborne,
Miss Cowdray. Mrs Arthur Hodgins,
Mrs. j. NJ Dowsett, Mrs Al. j. Camp
bell, Mrs. r. M Swanzy, Mrs. William
Matson, Miss Neva Curtis, Miss Vio-
let Mckee. Mrs f. d., Tenney, Mrs.
Helen Noonan, Mrs. c. w. Waller, Mrs
Norris Stayton. Colonel and Mrs. f.
p. Reynolds, Colonel and Mrs. F. H.
French, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy or Sc
attic. Captain and Mrs. F. w. Phis.
terer, Mrs. Phisterer. Sr, Doctor and
Mrs. Charles Baker, Doctor and Mrs
Bert Huntington. Doctor A. Reesaman,
Lieut. Robert E. Guthrie. Mai. Julian
Penn. Col. w. G. Rafferty,, Mrs. C, A.
Brown, Mrs. James S. McCandless,
Mrs. L. l.. MCandless. Mrs. James A.
Wilder, Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, Captain
and Mrs. Charles Clark. Mrs. William
r Wooten, Mrs, Arthur Brown, Mrs.
A. 5. Conklin and others go ~
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Mrs. swanxy's Reception, ~
The largest and perhaps most beau
tlfnl affair Of the week was the re-
ception given by Mrs. f. NJ. Swanzy
at her home on upper Punahou street
II was not the customary restless saf-
fair held in hot crowded rooms where
ones main idea is to keep ones neigh.
boris elbow from upsetting ones cup
of tea The reception was held on
the lawn in front of the honse-than
which there is none prettier In Homo
lulu. The magnificent outlook of the
blue green hills and valley of Manoa
on one side and the rugged outlines
OF Diamond Head with it's tapping sap
phire waters on the other was in It.
self an inspiration for restful pleasure.
The tables were set beneath the great
kiawe trees that shade the lawn-one
slipped ones tea with the cool breeze
of Manoa tanning ones lace. Al large
marquee erected at one side and gaily
strung with flags made a delightful
rendezvous for non-tea drinkers, 4
great tree trunk covered with red bios
s0Ining bougainvillea struck a won
against the soft green lawn. Receiving
with Mrs. SwanZy were Mrs.,J. B. Rem
tiers, Mrs. E. J. Undertake and Mrs
j. T. Myers, in whose honor the re-
ception was given. Pouring tea and
coffee at the various tables were Mrs
George Davies, MRS. Gerrit Wilder,
Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. L. G. Black.
man and Mrs. Richard Cults. Others
assisting were Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mrs.
Herbert Dowsett, Mrs. George Collins,
Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Betty Case
and Miss Mary. Won Holt
The hundred and fifty or more
guests spent the early part of the
afternoon chatting over; the tea cups
enjoying the spring day and the love
ly view. Toward twilight the move
was made toward the house, aSdeiight-
full program was then given. Mrs. Elsa
Cross Howard who truly possesses the
witchery of 0rpheuS. changing her
piano from a mechanical instrument
into a human voice, was one of the
treats OF the afternoon. Miss Nora
Swanzy gave severai delightful little
dances, everyone enjoying her charm
ing grace and sympathetic interpreta.
ton.
The gowns worn were reiteration
OF a fact which is continually being
brought to our minds these days -
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