Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-07

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Mott Smith = George Lindley, George
bromley, Johnny Fassoth, Billy No
BILE, Leon Eoe. sole, Roy Graham, Cur
tbs Turner, Ronald Watt, Ronald Hig.
gins, HARVEY Raymond, frankie Win
ter, Fred Peterson, James Pratt, Paul
Malone, Jere Smitls Morris Melanphy,
james Campbell, William ,Cee, Harvey
Hitchcock Stanford Wood, Paul Bald
win, SedFic- Baldwin, Herman Alexan.
der, John % iDpwda, Hollis Hardy and
Sam Carter. 49,
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"A coming iRsoeption.s 1890. tssss.,i .
Fhyitationsswere issued this week for
receptipnaat which MRS. #. II. Blake
and Miss Anna nJohnson are to enter
tain for Mrs Stuart Johnson (Zoe Wat
kins) and Horace Johnson, next
Friday atteEnooa az Mrs. Blake's Ma
noa valley h0me..oi s5, Ed 70 ,sl-5tsi
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Mrs. ArtBuraWa EancHeoa Hostess.
One CT the most attractive affairs
fef the week wasltfe luncheon at which
Mrs. Arthur F. Wall entertained at
Halekulani en- Tuesday in honor OF
Mrs. ID. Ah1born. Fergei-me-nots and
sweet peas fashioned a dainty center
piece and tiny vases filled with violess
were placed about the table. Flowers,
too, oInamented the finger bowls, for
when they were breugnt TO the table
yeivety pansies' smiled at the guests.
The ladies invited to meet the guest Of
honor were AS. Frederick j. Lewrey,
Mrs. Bertram ven Damn, Mrs. G.
Hedemann, Mrs. Armai Haneberg,
Mrs. John Watt, ,lTs. John A. Nc
candless,, Mrs 0rmcnd E. Wall. Mrs.
James ID. sDougherty, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller, Mrs. Mamie Phillips. Mrs. III.
ISehultzerI and Mrs.zC. .Bu Roi.sS-. !. !. :
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Miss Hazel BuckIand's ....:..
Dancing Classes.
Miss Hazel Buckland, a charming
society maid of the younger set,
opened her dancing classes for,
"growrlHps last evening at the Ma
tienaI Guard Armory. Miss auckland
has been teaching. the younger folk
for some weeks past, but SO many re-
quests from mothers and fathers as
well as the young people in her set
have come to her that she has con-
sented TO teach the "Maxixe," Half
and Half" and "Lulu-Fado" to them
as well as to the youngsters. Miss
Buckland's classes are held in the
social hall of the armory.
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A San Francisco wedding which
will be of interest to local army folk
was that Of Miss Frances Ramsey and
Lieut. Herbert Whitall, U. S. n, which
took place at Christ's Episcopal church
en- the 9th Of October Several hun
dred Of the smart set Oh San Francis
&C, Oakland and Berkeley attended the
affair and the reception which fol-
lowed. Miss Priscilla SEllicott, who:
visited Honolulu about two years ago
as the guest Of her sister, Mrs Ross
kingsbury. was one of the brides.
maids at the affair -z... -. =
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Col. and Mrs. Reynolds g.. - a. *. a
AfserTheater Supper. - ~ y.
The Performance Of Mistress Mary
on Tuesday evening was followed by
a delightful supper at which Col AMI
Mrs. F. P. Reynolds were host and
hostess at their home in Nuuanu val
ley. Attractive flowers decorated the
tables at which the guests were seat
ed, and many Of the guests had just
participated in the production at the
opera house. Miss Margaret Martin.
author Of the operetta, was guest of
honor at the supper. Some among
these present were, Miss Martin, Mrs.