Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

A group Of the Punahou Preparatory
Students who took part in 1.-THE Three
Bears. belsw, Peggy and two OF the
Bears.
coreopsis and ferns blending prettily
with the general color scheme.
Covers were placed for the captain
and TIRES lieutenauts OF the Presidente
earmiento. Col and Mrs. r. III. French.
Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Butter, Lieut.. Ellis
Lando, Miss NJ /. Burrows. Miss M.
II. Garrett. Miss Green and Admiral
and Mrs. Moore
Mrs. kennon's Luncheon.
Mrs. l. W. v, Kennon was hostess
sat very delightful Luncheon this
past week at Schofield Barracks. in
honor OF Mrs. @. B. n. Moore and her
house guests, Miss Burrows and Miss
Garrett. The color scheme through.
cut the house was red and white,
quantities Of red and white phlox be.
ing used, giving very bright ard
beautiful effect.
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Mrs. Carriers Dance.
Mrs. William H. Carter was host ass
at q charmingly informal dance last
Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Yates, who has been her house guest
for q few days. 1t was indeed q happy
crowd Of young people and every
dance throughout the evening was
most thoroughly enjoyed. Those pres
emit were Miss Yates. Miss Reich
mann. Miss Short Miss Harrison,
Miss Winans. Miss Lila Mcdonald.
Miss Betty Case. Lieut.. and Mrs.
John d. Reardan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jer.
Eome d. Pillow, Lieut.. Holland. Lieut..
Carl A. Hardigg. Lieut. Eilis Lahao,
Lieut.. Livingston Watrols, Lieut.. q.
Nv. sFales, Lieut. Robert C. Goetz, Mr..
A. Homer and Gen. and Mrs. Carter.
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Mrs. Clark Entertains.
Mrs Leslie G. Clark was hostess
on Thursday afternoon to number
of the ladies' of the Punahou faculty.
Vases filled with masses of yellow
nasturtiums, yellow eoreopsis and
maidenhair ferns were artisticaily ar.
ranged about the room and blended
|harnaohiously with the tan and brown
color scheme OF the walls. After o
pleasant afternoon spent chatting and
sewing, delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were Miss
Helen Caldwell, Miss Dodge. Miss Anne
Johnson. Miss Margaret Clark, Mrs
G. r. Schmutzler, Mrs. Wilbur J. Mac
Neil. Mrs. Girdler and Mrs. Clark.
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Informal Dance.
A very jolly Victor dance was en-
joyed by q number OF young people al
the Kunalu boathouse last Thursday
evening. The cluhroom was prettily
decorated with red streamers draped
sbout the walls and ceiling. Later in
the evening, delicious refreshments
were served Those present were Mr.
and Mrs r. N. Corbaley, Mrs. L. C
Clark, the Misses Irene B. Aiken, Dor
othy Raab. Miriam Clark, Margaret
Smith. Louise Mccarthy, Evelyn Scott
0rpah Starratt, s. Foster; Messrs
Harold e. Starratt. Bryan Girdler
Brown, Nottage, Leslie Hicks, William
Morgan, Hollis Hardy and Theodore
Corbaley. r.
Mrs. olsnoux's Bridge. "
Mrs. A. j. Gignoux was hostess al
a most enjoyable bridge party at hel
home in Manoa Valley on Thursday
afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. Dodge
who is leaving on the ninth of June
10 spend a year with her daughter II
Oregon. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with quantities of brigh
yellow coreopsis. After an Afternoon
OF spirited bidding. first prize was
swarded to Mrs. s. d. Barnes. Those
present were Mrs. BODICE, Mrs. R. A
! Woodford, Mrs. s. d. Barnes, Mrs. w
L. Emory, Mrs. T. A. Birmingham
Mrs. J. w. Caldwell. Mrs. Lorrin, Mrs
IA HTarleton. Mrs. Stobie, Miss Hus
! tace, Mrs. AT Letson, Mrs Roberts
! Mrs. ]. F. Child, Mrs. G. B. Hender
SON, Mrs. w. H. Friedly, Mrs. F. E
Steere and Mrs, Gignoux.
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81 owes Labor lost"
I One of the best amateur productions
! ever given in Honolulu was presented
last evening by the Punahou Dramatic
club when they offered Shakespeare.
immortal comedy, Loves Labor
Lost" to a highly apDreciative audi
ence. From a dramatic, artistic ent
1 financial point of view. the perform
ance was a huge success
=, In the first place the night was per
feet and the setting entrancingly love
ly. The stage erected beneath the big
widespreading trees in front of Pau
ahi hall was literally banked witt
palms and ferns and other shrubbery
which was so arranged as to salraos