Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

seen on the courts or the links OF TIT
tRurlinsame and Claremont Countr!
clubs. TO which she belongs. JONI
lNcSear. Seward McEear and Freder
lick McNear are her uncles, and Mrs
Philip e. Bowles, Mrs. Power Hntcn
Inns and Mrs. Edward Lacey BraytoI
are her aunts. Mrs. Bernard Ford
and George Bowles and Mrs. Hiram
johnson, Jr., are her cousins M
groom-elect is the son OF Mr.. ana MRS
]. Leroy Nickel and brother or MISS
Beatrice Nickel who is one OF tnt
beauties of society, and OF Leroy I
Nickel. who is at present at Yale. Nc
definite date has been set for tine
wedding, but il will be an elaborate
affair and will take place in Oakland
at the home of the brides parents
| some time early in the fall. - San
i Francisco Chronicle.
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| News has just been received OF the
very delightful recital given by the
pupils of Mrs. Chisholm Jones at the
| beautiful Hamakuapoko residence oil
Mrs. n. A. Baldwin on June II. The
spacious drawing room, which by
means Of the artistic arrangement OF
flowers and ferns. had been converted
Into a veritable bower, was filled to
Ioverflowing with Maui's music low
ers. The program was an exceptional
lily brilliant one and was keenly appre-
lciated and enthusiastically applauded.
The following numbers were given:
tSelecuon-rarmen ......t.,... DIISI
| Miss Mary Hoffman.
Trio from Carmen ........... Bizet
Mesdames Baldwin. Case and Jones.
Solo;-'Could T.. .,s......... Tosd
-#%sz Mrs. NJ. ch-Rogers.
lSolo7Flower song from Faust. 49,.
s..... Mrs. H. A. Baldwin
ISclo-"Bird Song. ........,,.. Cohen
I ~ Mrs. Dan Case.
lSolo-Snowflakes ......... Cowen
3. r Miss Mary Couch.
Duet-"O, That We Two Were May
Ing" ..............., Alice Smith
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Jones.
Solc-''Chanson Proyemale'' Dell Aqua
:, ~ - Mrs. Jones. T.. ~
Refreshments were served at pref
lily decorated tables by number of
dainty little misses, ana a most en-
joyable afternoon came to a close!
The Chantant" was voted a huge
success by the large number of Bfaui's
smart set, who attended II:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alfred Shep-
herd celebrated the tenth anniversary
of their marriage In an entirely un-
expected manner. A delightful sur
prise party was given them at which
they were decorated with tin. leis, APP
propriate to the occasion, and were
showered with useful articles Of the
same material. The evening was
pleasantly spent over a number Of in
-terestlng games and guessing scon-
tests. Later refreshments were serv-
ed, tin plates and forks being used
The guests, several among whom
We're present at the wedding OF the
couple ten years ago. were DIR. F. E.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John McFaggart,
Mr.. G. j. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall,s
Mrs. Dover, Mrs. Olive Clark, Miss.
Burnett, Miss Warne, Miss Shelton,
Mrs G. Force, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Ham,
Master Gordon Ham, Master Bur
nett, Mrs. 8. Z. Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs..
A. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A Rob-
bins, Mr.. M. Garrett Johnston, Mr.
John NJ. Martin, Miss Charlesworth, /
Mrs. Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H.
Walker, Mr.. Ray Shepherd, Miss
Edith Ham and Miss Margaret Ham.
co. $50 q 9 -.
Miss Genevieve Hooking entertained
on last Wednesday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Emily Cooke. who leaves in
the near future for the east where
she will attend school next year. A
number of most interesting games
were played, the winners of which
were presented with dainty prizes.
The guest OF honor was presented
with a Memory Book" which Is one
of the few things in this world which
become more precious and more in,
teresting the Older they grow. No
the next year, live through the happy
days in Hawaii of which this book
tells the, tale. Those present were
the Misses Emily Cooke, Edith Car.
ter, Louise Girvin, Esme Damon,
Evelyn Breckons, Charlotte Blake,
Eileen Dowsett, Tempke Shelton, Ade- |
line Pratt, Maud Sanderson, RhOda |
Helen Church, Margaret
Austin, Florence Campbell, Carol
Reed, May Walker and the hostess.
Miss Charlotte Blake was hostess;
at delightful fiFe-hundred party lastI
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Eileen Dowsett and Miss Emily Cooke, /
both OF whom are leaving in the near
future for the East, where they ex-
pect to attend school next year.
The house was very prettily decorat-I
ed with masses of begonias and maid.t
en- hair ferns. After a number Of nlostA
exciting games. Miss Emily Cooke 81 q,
ceeded in capturing the first r. Il
while the second was awarded to ii
Clemence Clifford. Miss Evelyn in
pms won the prize for q guessi 81
which called forth close CT r
Lovely little favors were
he guests of honor.
Later delicious srefres q
served, concluding yeri0W~rn w
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