Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24


/ be portrayed by Miss Georgia Arm
strong. Miss Margaret Smith, Albert
Bush and E. GhilIingworth. The sec
| oRd will be "A, Dramatic Evening. .
| and the Misses Gladys Trant, Esther
Kahn, Clifford Melifn, Kenneth Deck
er, Alfred Bush and lie. Roy Bush will
/ take part. Fhe officers, of the club
are: President, Albert Bush ) vics-
president. Maud Manning; secretary,
Georgia Armstrong; treasurer and as
, sistant treasurer, Prof. Bairos and Lei
! Alana; business manager, Prof Bal.
ros, and property manager. Elmer
Crozief :'s5' '.'H" <>S;"
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Miss Bonnie Scot tEntertains.
Miss Bonnie Scott was hostess at a
pretty handkerchief shower for Miss
kleanora Lehman, whose wedding to
Lieut.. Douglass r. Greene will take
place on May 4. Miss Lenihan is one
OF the most popular girls in the ser
vice set The wedding will be one
of the notable events. of. the season.
Miss Scott decorated entirely in
bright little daisies and each parcel
was tied in daisy-shaped bag and
itself was decorated with two or three
of the pretty flowers. Among those
present we're: Miss Eleanora Leni.
han, Miss Catherine Lehman, Mrs.
John p. Edgerly, Mrs. Thomas Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Il. Richards, Mrs. Thomas
D. Sloan, Mrs. William A. Reed, Miss
Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Miss Anne Hal
lOran, Miss E. Scott and Mrs. Scott.
- ~ ~ !,
CompIinentine Mrs. G, Garceau
and Mrs. E. Hyde-smith.
Mrs. c. E. Cooper was a luncheon
hostess last Tuesday in compliment
to Mrs. e. Hyde-Smith and Mrs. G.
Garceau, who are visiting A dainty
arrangement of fragrant pink carna-
tons and maidenhair fern formed an
attractive centerpiece and individual
silver baskets of pink sweet peas were
placed at eacn cover. Hand-painted
place cards of little Japanese fans
and rOseieaves were given to each
Of the ladies. who were Mrs. G. Gar
ceau, Mrs. Hyde-Smith. Mrs. Charles
F. Chillingworth, Mrs. E. D. Tenney,
Mrs. Helen NOonan, Mrs c. S. Hollo-
way, Mrs. H. " Murray, Mrs. Walter
Dillingham;, Mrs. George c. Potter,
Mrs. Harold Castle, HRS. Harold Dill
bingham, Mrs. A n. Brown, Mrs. E.
Faxon Bishop, Mrs Klebahn, Mrs.
Herman Focke
Mrs. w. G. Irwin and Mrs.
Charles TempIeton Croker Arrive.
Mrs. William G. Irwin and Mrs.
Charles Templeton Croker arrived
yesterday in the Korea for a visit of
six weeks. Mrs. Croker, before nerl
marriage. was Miss Helene Irwin, and !
was born here. This is the first visit
she has made to her old home for twof
years. The beautiful Irwin home at |
Waikiki has been opened up and At |
is expected that great many enter |
tainments will be given there.
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The FootIiehts Lunch
at the Country Club
About s. members Of the Footlights |
and their guests lunched at the Oahu
Country Club on Monday The lunch
con was one delightfully."- appointed. |
During the courses Miss Elizabeth
Wallace Of Chicago University talked
on Spanish theaters and the drama.
The ClubroOm was quite crowded with
the tables. each beautifully decorated
with var-colored asters and green
vines. Though the Country Club needs
no decoration, this made a very pleas
ing effect Among those who were
! resent at the luncheon were: Mrs,
F. K. Day. Mrs. G.. B. Cooper, Miss
Wallace, Mrs. a. Hyde-Smith. Mrs. G.
Garceau, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs A. L. Cas-. =,
tie, Mrs. Geo. Cooke, Mrs. Gerrit vii.
der, Mrs. J. Walker. Mrs Cheatham,
Miss Nora Swan2y, Mrs. +. SwanZy.
Miss Glare Kelley. Mrs. Arthur vii.