Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-17

From the present outlook Honolulu
i is to have a siege of amateur per.
| formances this winter, and as partici-
! pants in the several plays are sons
and daughters of local folk it is almost
| a certainty that they will be we'll pat.
( roniZed
Early in October Little Lord Faunt-
leroy" will make his appearance in
Honolulu. The proceeds from this en-
| tertainment will be given to the Young
1 Womenis Christian Association. There
! is hardly a child or grown up who
has not read the book and loved il, and
| in all probability all who have read
of the little boy will want to see him
when I've comes to Honolulu.
Last but not least is Mile Modiste,"
the opera by Victor Herbert, which is
to be given the 9th and 18th of Octo-
Der by the Myrtle Boat club.
Bessie Abbott Rowland is coming
hack especially to take the leading
role. This fact alone is sure to make
the affair a huge success Then, Mrs
Charles Crane, Mrs Douglas, Mrs
Alice Hayward, Will Warren, Ned
Steel, Lew Henderson, David Ander-
son and several other well known sing
ers will take part as principals and a
chorus of 16 young men and women
will help to make the production a
success.
Watching the growth of the Outrig-
ger club, and particularly the Woman's
who have awaited themselves of the
club privileges during the warm sum-
mer months. The auxiliary has grown
! from club composed of a small hand
! full of girls to an organization with a
membership of 400 and waiting list
| of IT'S.
Some time ago the Woman's Aux
iliary leased the adjoining strip of
land belonging to the Bishop estate
and they now plan to remove their
bath houses to that part of the grounds
making the club site larger and more
attractive
During the past week several of the
members have entertained at delight
/. full informal swimming parties and
teas, while several hundred Of the
members have visited the club to seek
solace from the heat in the cool waters
J of the Pacific. Among the hos.esses OF
the week were, Miss Dora Ambrose,
Mrs. W. ID. Adams, Miss Inez Gibson,
Miss Charlotte Dodge, Mrs. Lichens.
Miss Werthmuller and Mrs Weaver.
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Mrs. Sam Parker, Jr. (Mrs. Maria
King, has as her house guest at her
beautiful home in Waimea, Hawaii
Miss Alma Davis and Miss Aileen
Jarrett Miss Davis was formerly a
Honolulu girl and though her home
/ is in San Francisco she has spent
the pastsseven years In Europe where
she has received an education in mu-
sic and languages. Miss Davis is q
niece of Mrs. Parker and daughter
of the beautiful Lydia Cummins who
was court favorite during the reigns
of Kalakaua and Liliuokalani Like
her mother, Miss Davis is noted for
her beauty and when not devoted to
her studies was seen frequently in
European society and when she re-
turned to San Francisco short time
ago was the motif for a number of
delightful society functions.
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Owing to some misunderstanding
with the finance committee in
charge of the Regatta celebration last
year the Kunalu girls had to bear the
entire expenses of their "open>house'
that day and it has been decided that
there will be no dancing or refresh.
ments at the girls boat house this
year Friends of the Kunalu, however,
are invited to visit the boat club dur.
ing the morning to view the races.
This is the first time since the organi.
cation of the club that young people
have not made merry there on Regatta
day. and all who have formerly ac-
cepted the hospitality of the rowing
girls have heard of this years deci-
sion with regret.
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The Morning Music club is to open
its years work the first part; of Octoi
Der under the leadership of its new
president. Mrs. Royal d. Mead. Though
the meetings Of the club are not by
any means devoted to the frivolities OF
the gay social world it is one of Ho-
nolulu's chief social organizations.
During the past year number of en-.
ioyable musicales were given by the
members anu ndAy VI tuOo0 WhOoS
musical education has not warranted
membership privileges were among
the invited guests.
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Mrs. Ray Baker Rietow, one of Ho-
Modulus young matrons. has been con-
fined to the Queens hospital for the
past week, where she has undergone
slight operation. 1t is expected that
Mrs. Rietow will have recovered suf-
ficiently to return to her home the lat
ter part of the week.
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News has been received in Honolulu
that Mrs. Thomas E. Wall, with her
attractive little daughter, viii remain
on the mainland until the Wilhelmina
sails for this port Mrs. Wall was
oy1aofad ~ Honolulu IN fho MafanniQ