Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
CALLING DAYS
FOR HONOLULU.

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Hall. Other guests present during
the afternoon were Mrs. Wilmot p.
Ellis, Mrs. George Humbert Mrs.
Frederick w. Phisterer. Mrs. J. G..
Kay, Mrs. j. P. Edgerly. Mrs. James
Brown, Mrs. r. G. Mcdonald. Mrs. F.
E. Trotter, Mrs A. e. Schlanser. Mrs.
j. r. Mount, Mrs, Francis French.
Mrs. w. H. Johnson, Mrs. John O'Shea.
Mrs. r. Holcomib. Miss Wiliyoune.
Mrs. w. p. Kendall, MRS Mahens.
Miss Lincoln and Mrs Wright Miss
Margaret Waterhouse. Mrs. w. r. Das
Wis. Mrs. F. H. Foucar Mrs J. b
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The Meeting Of ST. Andfess,s Guild.
The regular meeting Of 81. AnlreN,g
Guild was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. L.. Iehney Peck
on Wilder avenue. The attendance.
was unusually large and among those
present were several Of the old mem
bers who have been awa 1oE some
months, and new meflbe lla have
come into the guild work.
The business portion q he meeting
included the reading Of reports and
discussion of work to be accomplished
by the guild members hd was fol-
lowed by a delightful spciak hour. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. 1fthhr Gs
Smith read an original essay on the
East Indian poet Tagore. Thesreadings
was interspersed by bits of verse OF
the writer read by Mrs. Fred Water
house, with piano accompaniment by
Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard. This in
depreciation of the works Of the poet
was greatly appreciated by the guests,
Closing the afternoon entertainment
were several violin solos by Mr.. r. J.
Buchiy. accompanied by Mrs. l.. Ten
ney Peck. These, too, contributed much
towards the enjoyment OF the after
noon.
Miss sybil Carriers swimming Party.
Closing the weeks gaieties among
the academy set, Miss Sybil Carter rs
entertaining at an informal chowder
and swimming party at the 0utrigger
Club this evening. AS the electric
lights have been disconnected the long
tables at which the supper Is to be
served will be lighted with lanterns
and candles Candlelight suppers
have been a source OF much amuse-
ment to the guests at the Outrigger
Club this week, and many of the young
folks have voted that they mucn pre-
fer the new lights. Miss Carter
guests will include Miss Dorothy Wal
ker, Miss Charlotte Blake, Miss Ger
trude Blake, Gladys Halstead, Marga-
ret Hawk, MisseRuth Harrington, Miss
Mildred Bromwell, Miss Louise Cir
win, Miss Rachel Woods, Miss Helen
Center, Miss Margaret Young, Miss
Mildred Chapin, Mis-; lnez Gibson,
Miss Clemence Gifford, Albert Bush,
lie Roy Bush, Shirley Bush, Roy Ora
ham, David Buick, o. j. Corneliussen,
Arthur Brown. Campbell Crozier, Billy
Noble, Sam Carter, Jere Smith, Frank
Winter, George Bromley, George Lind
ley, Ernest Mott-Smith, Stanley Mott
Smith, Parker Woods, John O'Dowda,
Werner Smith. Chester Taylor, Lor.
rim Thurston, Fred Carter, Sam Car
ter and the hostess.
The party will be chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Warmer.
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The Manoa Dancing Club.
The spirit Of the new dances has
gripped the whole town and in all Of
the residential sections there are lit
tie neighborhood dancing classes held
once fortnight One of the most en-
joyable of the classes Is that In Ma
noa Here Miss Ruth McChesney In
structs Mandates in the latest steps
OF the maxixe. hesitation and fox trot.
Among the members OF the Manoa
club are Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Blake,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gignoux. Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ NOVEL;, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Church, Mr.. |
and Mrs, Tom WALL Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Judd.
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Cards at the Country Club.
Mrs. Henry Green, wife Of. Lieut.
Green. entertained at an enjoyable
bridge party at the Country club on
Wednesday afternoon for about 40 Of |
her friends. The first and second
prizes, attractive score card covers in
Chinese embroidery. were awarded to
Mrs. ]. D. Reardan and Mrs. de Ford.