Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-25

MRS. Ayre,S Dtnnef.
Mrs. Browns Dinner.
man, Mrs. Norma Adams, the Misses
Ruth Soper, Alice Hogs, Margaret
Center, Daphne Damon, Dorothy
Guild, Grace Bredhoff, Ramona Marks
and Miss Mclean.
Pres. and Mrs. Horne's Dinner.
Pres. and Mrs. Perley L. Horne Of
the heads of the different departments
at dinner Thursday evening. The
table was beautifully decorated with
yellaw ,pasturtiums and maidenhair
fern. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson of the manual school,
Miss Pope and Miss Lennon of the
Girls school, Miss Knapp Of the Pre-
paratory school, and Prof. Collais of
the Manual training department, who
|, is leaving shortly for Portland, Ore
gon.
Second Night Success.
The College of Hawaii play The
Mysterious DR.. Burton" was repeated
on Saturday evening after Fridays
big success to nearly as large house
as had witnessed the previous nights
performance Those who saw the
play both nights say that Saturday
night was the better of the two and
it is certain that Dumps" got just
as much hearty applause and Just as
many laughs. The girls entered into,
the play with their whole souls and
many who we're there said afterwards
that it seemed much more as they
were being allowed a little peek into
certain college girls lives rather than
that the girls were acting parts. be-
fore an audience. Financially the
play had most satisfactory results,
the girls making almost twice as
much as originally counted on. The
tennis court can be finished up now
without any idrther delays, and the
students will be enjoying it before the
. vacation arrives. - D.
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Mrs. Bailey Arrives. ( =. 4. I. =
Mrs. George Bailey. who has just
arrived from the coast, is at present
, visiting her father and mother. Judge
and Mrs. H. e. Cooper at the PENN
sula. Mrs. Bailey, as Miss Alice
Cooper, was one of the most porpular
society girls Of Honolulu; but since
her marriage last June, she had moi
been back to. the islands until last
week. She will De Joined early in May
by her husband. who will remain here
until later in the summer, when they
will return to the coast together.
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Japanese Dinner Party. : ...~- l.
On Wednesday evening. a merry
party of young people started out on
q tour of wonder" and investigation
Their destination was the Japanese
club, where they ordered dinner. AT
ter trying in every possible and i'm
possible way to eat the meal, they
console themselves by urging the
Geisha girls to sing and dance fol-
them. After they had complied with
the request, the little japanese maid
ems retired. suggesting that they
should then have a "haole dance" Sc
not to be outdOne, several of the party
arose. and gave very artistic render
ing of the tango for the little maids
who were overcome with delight The
party then withdrew and sought i'm
mediately . dinner more to their Xix
ing. Among those present we're: Mrs
Richard D. Lee, Mrs Winterfield, Miss
Coline Bolts. Mr.. Bolts, Mrs, Clark
sen. Mr.. Winkley. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Steare. Miss Mary Stone. Mrs. Jane
Newton, Miss Tro:t, and Mr.. Ross
Miss Barnes Entertains.
Miss Estella Barnes, whose wedding
occurs next Tuesday, entertained the
girls at the Homestead" last evening
in her room. After allowing the girls
peek at her things. Miss Barnes be
came very business-like and annOunc
ed an auction about to take place
Handouts of beans" were distributed
among the girls to serve as money
and then Miss Barnes proceeded tc
knock down" to the highest bidder
such things among her possessions as
she no longer had use for A great
deal of laughter and enjoyment was
derived from the event
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Mrs. Browns Dinner.
Mrs. J. X. Brown was hostess a
dinner at the Rathskeller last Tues
day, week. The table was artisticall,
decorated in red carnations. Covers
were laid for Mrs. L. L. McCandless
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. IF. John
ston (Ft. Ruger), Mrs. George Angus
Mrs. j. K. Brown, Jr.. and the hostess