Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18


Chesney. Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
Ruth Richards, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sloan,
Miss, Catherine Lehman, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Cyrus T. Green, DR.. Sam Creigh-
ton, Guy Buttolph, Dr. L. E. Hooper,
Stanley. Kennedy, DR.. Jack Peden. Pay.
master Harker,' Captain Kittelle, En-.
sign Richie, Lieut. Charles Lyman
Lieut.. <Dormap, Walter sArgabrite. Mt.
and Mrs. Henderson. Vivien Dyer.
Lieut. Hindroelet and others.
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Miss Harriet Nouns's Tea ~
"A very infornnal affair of this, week
was the tea. at which I. Miss Harriet
Young entertained on Friday after.
noon. The home Of tie hostess was
prettily decorated, for the occasion
with cut flowers and ferns. Some
among those present were Mrs. How.
ard Ellis. Mrs.. Jameson; Mrs Mat
thew Graham. Mrs, William Mnnter.
Mrs. William Greenweli. Miss Myra
Angus, Miss Jean Angus, MRS. william
Stanley, Miss Anna panford, Miss M
Armstrong. Miss Victoria Jordan and
Miss Maud Jordan. Z ~ 81. a5r'.tt :.
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EntertSinEnents Planned for the
oftieers OF the Mafytand. q ~. ..srs8'
The coming Of the u. s. q, Mary.
land for another 10 days stay in Ho
nelulu has again set the wheel of so
cial gaieties in motion. ard q pumbet
Of Informal affairs have ,In1 planned
for the fortnight. The hrst Of the
affairs to which few Of the officers
were hidden was the dance at which
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Lowry enter.
tanned on Thursday evening, and there
will be q number of similar functions
next week. + 81.
With the Maryland came the fenr
submarines of the K fiotilla, but, much
tn the dIsappotn iment of the girls IN
the younger set, with one exception
the officers of the submarines are
married. At beast Dame Runfor has
sent forth such q message by; onesof
the other officers -perhaps she Is only
playing one Of her make.believe games,
however. t,E-.4.
-. However, the. arrival OF another con.
t1ngent of navy women will be vel
coined by the service set. Bnt 1t is
with regret that Honolulans will bid
farewell to Mrs. Kirby CritteDden. And
though a hearty aloha will be ex,
tended the new ladies there will al.
ways be a nlace in their hearts for
those who leave because of the F
boats departure.
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Many Art Lovers Visit
AfkN hAAALJ. RAuIia -
WAGLUKU. Oct. 15.-In RESPONSE to
the kind invitation of Howard Hitch
cock many lovers Of art viewed his
fine exhibition Of oil paintings OF Mau'
scenery on FRIDAY afternoon at his
studio In the Penhallow cottage.
whence a superb view is tn be had OF
mighty Haleakala perhaps the very
best view in all Wailuku.
The cottage, which was planned by
Mrs. C. B. Wells, wife Of the former
manager Of the Wailuku Sugar Com
pany, herself a painter of no mean
ability. is peculiarly adapted for a
studio. The great arched opening on
the veranda forms like frame around
the peerless scenery beyond AS Mr.
Hitchcock remarked leading us up to
look at the view: Here is the mas
terpiece Of them all, and it Is not mine
but natures own"
And glorious picture it was. With
the waving palms, verdant foliage and
emerald fields as a foreground, and
back Of 1t majestic Haleakala, upon
which fell the glow of the afternoon
sun, the clouds forming amorphous
fantastic shadows on its mighty slopes.
while a garland Of feecy clouds sur
rounded its summit. leaving a few
naked peaks rearing their dark. lofty
heads toward a summer-sky Of deep
est azure.
On stepping inside the studio the
visitors were surprised to find no less
than Is pictures in the exhibit. mute
witnesses to Mr.. Hitchcock's industry
and working capacity.
In the fine collection are four studies
Of lao Valley. One il taken from
the beach at. Paia, lying SOFT warm