Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03


be wealthy or q society woman to be
% lady, for In the experience Of the
shop girl the Irish washerwoman who
wanted q ribbon for her red-hairei
daughter was more pleasant IN asking
for IL than the woman who perhaps
would ask for twice as much and pcr-
chase less. II is story that tells OF
the work OF the shop girl, and Of her
trials during the day: a story that
shows how little time and thought
before the shopper enters the store
hours waited on customers, and II
tells how much easier it is to do for
those VINO have a kind word rather
than complaint for the girl who rus.
be civil and polite. no matter how
provoked she may be. II an article
well worth reading. 49,. gen.
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"Mlle. Modesto"
Mile, Modiste," the pretty opera
by Victor Herbert, which is To be pre-
scented In Honolulu this month under
the auspices of the Myrtle Boat Club,
Is at present interesting society. Mrs.
Bessie Abbott Rowland. who visited
the Islands some months ago and made
q great many friends here, arrived In
the Wilhelmina this week and will
take the leading role which she has
played on the mainland q number OF
times. During her recent trip to the
Islsnds Mrs. Rowland was entertained
extensively and number of informal
affairs have been planned In her hon.
or during her present stay. Mrs. How
land will have as her support Mrs
Fritz Henshaw, Mrs. Charles s. Crane,
Mrs. Alice Hayward, Mrs. Sallie Doug
las, Miss May Taylor and Miss Loretz.
son. Ned Steel will play the part of
the dashfng French lover. William
Warren will be seen in comedy part,
and others who will take part in the
cast are David Anderson, Clifton
Tracy, Mr.. Cady, Watson BallentyRe,
Gray Zsbriskie.
Then in addition to this strong cast
there is a. chorus of thirty-two young
men and women lwhO win add materi-
ally to the success OF the AFFAIR. A
number OF society women have con-
scented to act as patronesses for the
performance, and 1t is likely that they
win entertain at theater parties be.
fore the entertainment.
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An Informal Dinner.
One Of the delightfully."- informal at
fairs of the week was the dinner at
which Miss Ethel Damon entertained
last evening at her home on Keeaumo-
ku street. Her guests included Miss
Maud Ballentyns, Miss Thelma Muir
ply, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Grace
Bredhoff. Miss Ramona Morgan. Miss
Stella Hogs. Miss Dorothy Hoogs,
Miss nellie Williams, Miss Blanche
Soper and Miss Heuer.
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Echowder Supper at the outrisser.
The moonlight nights have been the
incentive for q number of informal
chowder suppers at the 0utrigger Club
this week and one of the most enjoy
able entertainments was that at which
Miss Louise Mccarthy entertained on
Wednesday evening. A score OF
guests gathered on the beach before
supper and after taking dip in the
cool waters OF the Pacific were served
delicious chowder supper. Miss Nc
Carthys guests Included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank J. Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace E. Burks, Miss Sarah Lucas,
Miss Laura Topham. Miss Evelyn
Scott, Miss Orpah starratt, Miss Ma
bel Lightfoot, Miss Aileen Mccarthy,
Miss Virginia Mccarthy. Messrs. os-
valid Lightfoot, Brown. Harry Lucas.
Earl C. Lane and w. r. McClintock.
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Miss Hazel 5arr Again in Honolulu
Miss Hazel Burr, sister Of Mrs.
Charles Wilder, who was In Honolulu
some years ago and who was q stu
dent at Punahou Academy, returned
to the islands on the Wilhelmina this
week. Miss Burr will visit here for
some time.
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Miss Sutherland's Recital.
It was large and appreciative
gathering in Bishop hall on Thursday