Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02

cptist. Futurist and Post Impression.
z ict Party. -
The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
! Cartwright dispersed at o'clock this
j nlornlnge from the most unique and
/ original Entertainment here for some
time. a eubist, futurist and post i'm
! pTessicnist dinner-dance, the first
I learned OF in the United States, and
/ for which trinkets and fayors came
from London, Paris and New York,
took place at the pretty Cartwright
home in Nuuanu. ......=
A futurist dance has been tried in
New York, but never before has a
cubist dance been seen as far as can
be learned, either in the United States
or on the continent. and Miss Ably
Buchanan, in an angel Dance" Is
probably the first to attempt fete OF
this SORT Mrs. Cartwright in 'Thvir.
tidations," fire dance, was wonder.
full success. dancing and interpreting
thought as no one has ever danced
or interpreted before another hit OF
the evening was Sweet, Sublime,
Stmplicitude, portrayed by the
Misses Helen Girvin, Edith Williams
and Sara Lucas
Mrs. Charles H. w. Norton, Miss
Rose Herbert, Miss Jessie Kennedy
and others received for Mrs. Cart
wright, and not until the guests we're
assembled az dinner did they meet
their charming hostess, and it was In
very unique and novel fashion that
they did meet her ''Velustlbations of
an Artists Dream was announced.
The cubist curtain was drawn and
descending from a futurist stage light.
ed by cubist lights came the artists
dream picture. come to life. In 9TH
err words, Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, in a
purple and cerise futurist costume de-
signed with purple pantaloon and a
cerise train giving the divided effect,
brilliant cerise hair, ornamented with
a real emerald and opal TERRA, once
worn by an Austrian duchesse, as a
dream, stepped from the stage and
greeted her guests She was fol-
lowed by l. Young Correthers, the ar
fist, intent upon finishing his master
piece. This started the cubist, futurist
and pest impressionist dinner, which
was nest deliciopss a number of
other stunts followeds among them an
art exhibit of pictures taught by the
three different schools. One very
go0d 0uessfas a masterpiece by How
ard Hit0le0ck There we're others
which were much enjoyed, painted by
AIRS. cartwright and Miss Williams.
At 30 O'Clock the guests commenced
dancing and very reluctantly left at
4 O'Clock this morning, unwilling to
retire after such a wonderful time.
Surely this party of Mrs. Cartwright
has exceeded all other efforts on her
part to entertain her friends and will
be recorded most prominently In
Honcluiu's Good Time journal.
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Chiliingwcrth-k incaid,
A pretty wedding was solemnized
last evening at the home OF Mrs. Fer
dinand Hons in Manoa valley, when
Miss Elsa Kincaid became the bride
of Samuel Chillingworth, Jr The Rev.
Father Stephen performed the cere-
mony and about 40 Of the friends of
the couple were present Returning
itOlH lnCu AOAACg iA1OAAs o4hN AtAA o.
Samuel chillingwofth, Jr., viii reside
in their bungalow in Manoa The
bridegroom lisa brother Of Senator
Charles Chillingworth Of this city, and
the bride has host Of friends here
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An interesting engagement is an
nounced through the columns Of the
San Francisco Chronicle Of May 90:
One OF the unexpected bits of news
of the past few days was the announce.
ment OF the engagement Of
Miss Rebecca Shreve and Gil.
bert Stockton of New York. AS Miss
eShreve, when she left here with her
mcther, Mrs. George Rodman Shreve.
last fall, was understood to be en-
gagged to scion of the PARROT FAM
lily, the news created much surprise,
for It. was rrtherSexpected that tie
forthcoming announcement would be
TO the California man.
Mrs. Shreye has been Est with her