Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-20

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of the attractive novelties which the
girls offeked I for sale were quickly
sold. the delicious homemade candy
was in great demand. while the Punch
and Judy" show was patrunized and
enjoyed by the grown.ups as well as
the children. i T. --,.
A great deal Of credit Is due to Miss
Laura Anterior. president Of the so
ciety, and all the girls who assisted
her, for the success OF the fair. -.
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/ Miss Grace Arnold was married in
Manila yesterday morning to Mr.. A. B.
Cresip. Miss Arnold resided for seyA
eral years in Honolulu. where she
practiced her profession of nursing
and won great many friends.
Mr.. Cresip is manager OF the Luzon
Brokerage Company OF Manila. Mr..
and Mrs. Cresip expect to pay visit
to the states in the near future and
in so doing viii stop over for some
time in Honolulu.
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Miss Lurline Matson, whose friends
are showering her with their hospital.
tiles, was guest Of honor at q bridge
tea which. Mrs. Frank H. Buck gave
at her home in Piedmont on Tuesday,
May 5th. and on wednesday, the 9th.
Miss Lillian Van Worst had many Of
the same coterie as guests at a lunch
con for Miss Matson.
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The Kamehameha Alumnae reunion
which was held last Saturday evening
by the Kamehameha Girls school was
attended by nearly five hundred per,
sons, Satisfactory reports were read
and an excellent program given. after;
which dancing was enjoyed to the
music Of the Kamehameha Glee club.
The program was as follows:
Song, eMorn Rise, " choral, by A.
Gzibulka.
Treasurer's report by Miss Pope.
address, Hon. w. o. Smith.
Song, sIndian Love Song, by Cad
man, girls quintet
Solo, aPna Mohala. Mrs. G. L. Hall.
Address. Mrs. Perley L. Horne.
Welcome to Class of 1914, Miss Ma
bel Wilcox. q
Response to Glass Of 1914. johanna
Wilcox.
Song, Senior boys.
Dancing.
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The students Of Mckinley high
school were afforded an exceptional
treat on Monday morning when Mrs.
Bessie Abbott Rowland sang for
them two selections, Fluff llment',
and my Love is Like d Rer. Red
Rose, both by MacDermid. So en-
Enthusiastically were these received
that Mrs Rowland had to respond
with two encores; willamette. Z by
Del Aqua, and Celeste by Mr.. Ed.
gar "a. p. Newconb. After her con.
tributions, the Elesg Club, under the
direction of Mrs. Chester HUM,
gave two Hawaiian songs, one OF
which was also composed by Mr. e.
"A. p. Newcomb.
The program was exceedingly en-
joyed by all present.
The Cornell Club Of Hawaii is CIV
ing on Friday night at the University
Club a large dinner for those students
attending Mckinley high school, Pu-
nahou academy and the College of
next year The young men who will
be guests of honor are: Messrs.
Campbell Crozier, John Watt, Ebert
futile. Malcolm Tnttle, Goodaie
Moir Stanford Austin, Ralph Grey.
William Morgan and Mott.Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hall enter.
tanned on last Friday evening in hon.
ior of Mr.. Mischa Elman, when a de-
lightful evening of music was enjoy
ed Among those present were: Mr..
.Mischa Gilman, Mr.. Paul Elman, Mr.
Percy B. Kahn, Mrs. Elsa Cross HoW-
ard, Mr.. John Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Adams, Mr.. George G. Ayerza,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Beckley were
hosts at their beautiful Waikiki home
last Tuesday evening In honor Of
Prince and Princess Kalanianaole
and Mr.. and Mrs Robert Single who
have. Just returned home The house
was beautifully decorated and string
ed orchestra furnished exquisite mu.
sic for dancing, after which supper
was served.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dekum enter.
tanned at dinner last Wednesday even
ing for Captain and Mrs. w. r. Davis.
Judge and Mrs a. Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hooking. The table was at,
tractiyely decorated with nasturtians
of different hues. 81 "a 2 2 !. y
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Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Greenwich are
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends on the birth of son on
Monday. 4 s. .5. s83..ss
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