Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

took him to Europe and gave him a
musical education. He sang for few
years in grand opera, going under the
name of Carlos Sebastian. His wife
was formerly Miss Dorothy Bently of
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Entertainment for -. 49,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth. .-E9.ss
Entertaining in honor of Mrs. Eliza
beth Booth, Mrs. j. A. Mcclure was
hostess at prettily appointed lunch.
con Wednesday at her home on Kala.
kaua avenue. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth, Mrs. e. s. Cum
.ha, Mrs. Carry Robertson, Mrs.
Charles Lucas, Miss Ward, Mrs. Eddie
Holt and others.
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Dinner for the Princess kaIanianaoIe.
In honor of the Princess Kalani.
anaole Mrs. F. A. REESE entertained
informally at dinner last evening at
her home in Kalakaua avenue. Green
was the predominating color in the
decorations and lacy maidenhair fern
was arranged in the centerpiece and
upon the table cover The guests in.
cluded Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs.
Sheele, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Lum, Mr.. L.
B. Thiele, Mr. Mckenzie and Prof. De
Graca T.. ~.
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In Honor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Booth.
In honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Booth,
Mrs. E. s. Cunha entertained at a
prettily appointed luncheon on Friday
afternoon at her home at Waikiki.
Dainty cut flowers and ferns were ar
ranged upon the table at which COW
ers We're laid for Mrs Elizabeth Booth,
Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs. Charles
Herbert, Mrs. Carrie Robinson, Miss
Maggie Mcintyre, Miss Kate McIn-
tyre, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Charles Chill
lingworth, Mrs. Charles Falk, Mrs.
Gussie Schmitt, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
Frank Woods and Mrs. Clara Schmitt.
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Paintings by Mrs. Gussie Schmitt on
Exhibition at the Fair.
The many friends of Mrs. Gussie
Schmitt will be delighted to hear that
a number of her recent paintings have
been sent to San Frglcisco where
they will be ON exhibition at the ex.
position during the I year. Mrs.
Schmitt's paintings of flowers and Ha-
waiian fruit have won Tor her a splen-
did reputation as an artist, and many
Henolulans are proud possessors of
her paintings.
Among the pictures which will be
seen in San Francisco are three can
vases showing the Hinano, or Hawaii
an love flower, the Iaia and the Tiger
Lily, all three of which were painted
at Mana. the homs of the late Thelma
Parker Smart on Hawaii These paint
ings were recently on exhibition at |
Bergstrom Music Company on Fort
street and were surveyed admiringly |
by hundreds If people who passed
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kaimuki Card Club Meets. .*....=.
y The Kaimaki Card Club met for the
first time after the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Charles S. Crane on |
ReservoiEg avenue. Mrs. Crane used
nasturtiuns for her decorations Some !,
among those present were Mrs. Louis |
Underwood, Mrs. s. S. Peck, Mrs.
Frank ,Applin, Mrs. Fiebig, Mrs. A. G. /
Prescott, Mrs, L. E. Thayer, Miss Ma
BILE Hair, Mrs. Ray B. Rietow, Mrs.
James Guild, Mrs. Ernest Giesecke.
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Mrs. A. G. Hodsins Entertains /
at Cards. RI .s..
Mrs. A. G.. Hodgins entertained some
Of her friends Informally at cards yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Hodgins' home
was artistically decorated with ferns
and cut flowers. At the close of the
sfternoon Mrs. William Williamson,
Miss Barrie Gamble and Mrs. William
Montrose Graham carried away dainty
prizes. Some among the guests were