Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-27

Joint Luncheon for Mrs. Sam Bal
win.
Miss Te Maya Mccarthy EntertaiA
Edscn Hutchinson's chowder suppf.
Informal Dance az the Country Glib.
Miss Geraldine Berg to Entertain
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Entertain.
Miss Lila McDonaId's Tea.
entertaining at their home at Fdt
Armstrong on Sunday at an infornnl
dinner for Lieut.. and Mrs. C. p. Hf.
ris, Col. William Z. Rafferty, aAi
Maj. George Blakely.
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Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Entertain.
Capt. and Mrs. John r. Thomas a.
tertained at an deliberately appointsd
dinner last night at their home 1t
Schofield Barracks. Mrs Thomas uald
quantities of sweet peas for her detD-
rations and instead of electric lighs
the soft glow of candle light filed oe
rooms. After. the gaieties at he
Thomas residence the guests retiied
to the club house where the 1st llh.
fantry ball was being held. Somekof
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Chaf,es
Chillingworth, DR., and Mrs. CIareice
Murray, DR.. and Mrs. G. B. High, col
and Mrs. F..eP Reynolds, Miss Halen
Alexander, Miss Nora Swanzy, mrs.
George Reynolds, Mr.. George Fuller,
Capt H. G. Williams, Mai. J. A. Pam,
Mr.. Robert CouYain, Maj. H o. viii
liams.
Joint Luncheon.
Mrs. Ismay Stubbs, Mrs. GeorAe Is.
enberg and Miss Margaret Waterkouse
entertained at joint luncheon in
honor Of Mrs. Sam Baldwin ont Tues
day at the Waterhouse resideHce on
Judd street. White Begoniak and
mAidenhair fern marked the simple
decorations. Covers were laid kbr Mrs.
Sam Baldwin, Mrs. James judd, Mrs.
Albert Along. Miss Clifford -. High,
Mrs. Alfred Castle, Mrs Harold Castle,
Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mis- Helen
Alexander. Miss Alice Cools and the
hDstesses.
Famous Author Writes Of Little Book.
Il: is curious what widely varying
mental pictures can be- induced by
the same word in diffatent environ
Eehts. For instance, anywhere, on
Ihe mainland the word geora1s always
brings to the mental vein picture Of
dainty pink and white twigs and
branches of satin polished and deli
Icately twisted. But In Honolulu
the picture is--different., It is sem
sation rather than 8 picture, and is
felt more strongly III the soles of the
feet. However, wien Rufus Steele.
anthor of The FAB OF Ug. the 1912
Bohemian Grove plhy. which was pub.
lished In book form and has attract.
ed attention all oter thaswnrla avr6Ie
the follQWina anf eeciaHon of Rather
me ~. Yates book, "A Tale From
the Rainbow Land Il is needless to
say that he had in his mind the MAIN
land picture Of coral and not the Ho-
nolulu idea
'1404 Jones St,
San Francisco CAL,
February %, 1915.
This Isl to certify that katherine
~. Yates is person sitting on an
a3pll in Inid-Pacific and STUNNING a
ukelele so convincingly that no one
who listens can ever doubt again that
theswhole world is made of the pnrest
cord She doesn't make you believe
it-slle makes yon know 1t. She new
er says anything about the coral
she inst tells rhythmic story of the
Menefpnes, or some other tiny mes.
senger8 whom no one ever saw and
whom every one knows do exist, and
the corak part takes care of itself She
doesn't make the coral Neither do
the Menehunes. Nor yet the reader.
The coral isn't made in conjunction
with the story at all; the coral always
was. 1t is the reader that gets made
In the reading and then Of course he
knows all about the coral and wonders
why he was so very long in finding
cut about 1t. IL YOU don't know
coral, that is nothing against you be-
cause you can find out and then be
as wise as anybody. But If you don't
want to know coral you must be care
fui-for If you make the mistake OF
reading Katherine Yates. new little
book, A Tale From the Rainbow
Land, you'll know about coral in spite
of all your intentions. Coral Is a
funny thing. 1t Is fond of twisting
its own yoWels. When you know
coral the next thing you want to do
is to carol-at least I have that on
the honest Injun assurance Of my
friends the Menehunes. - Rufus
Steele. 81
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Marion Dowsett Worthlnston Is Heard
IN Concert.
Mrs. Marion Dowsett Worthington
was heard in concert last night at the
Young Hotel The audience, among
them being many Of her friends, were
delighted and thrilled by her sweet
notes. Mrs. Worthington consented to
give this concert only after great
deal of persuasion by host OF friends
who wished to hear her just once be-
fore her departure from Hawaii and
they now declare that her voice was
never In such good condition.
The decorations afdcd q charm To.