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

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A handsomely PIP tinted dinner of.
the week and one prod tive OF nlnchi
senioymtnt for the guests, three of
whom are VISITORS ID Hawaii assthat
sof last Thursday evening. when Miss
Hazel Taylor I'VE . slirprise birth /
daV dinner fdr her fatIl ef, q ff. Harry;
Al Taylor, 1t the 1inaha MOTEL 3 j
~ The guests included. MI. and Miss
Taylor, Mr.. Walker, friend, all OF
New York city. and Capt. and Mrs.
Alden c. Knowles Of Fort Shafter.
can't and Mrs. Knowles. are compare.
tive newcomers In. Hawaii. They are
closely related to the Taylors.
The dinner was given in the Moana
hotel, private dining room, which: had
bken axdatsitely decorated for the &C
casion. During the evening Hawai-
ian quintet club. concealed by a
bower of greens, played and sang ma
tive melodies that eharned, the visit
ors. :.
Mr.. Taylor and his daughter and
Mr.. Walker will spend month or
more in the islands. Hawaii has i'm
pressed them very much and these
lUlDT66SIOuS nave UOOH So1ACu otIOl
an experience that includes wide tray.
cling elsewhere. They are stopping
at the Moana.
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Exhibition by Mr.. D. Howard
Hitchcock.
Among the really worthwhile events
of next week is scheduled an exhihi.
ton by that splendidly successful in.
terpreter in form and color of Hawaii's
charm, Mr. d. Howard Hitchcock. For
ah next week, beginning on Monday,
at 9so'clock a. m. and ending on Sat
Furday at $3.50 p. m, a fine series oil
paintings will be on view, at the Hitch.
cock studio, third floor SCollins build
ing, King street west of Fort street.
H Mr. sHItchcocEs exhibitions are, ii.
ways events worth attending, whether
one rs buying pletures orr not. He.ls
an artist VINO has shown steady de-
velopment and his last exhibition
proved it. Some or his canvases con-
tam as nothing else has contained here
the exquisite colorfng around Hawaii's
shores and mountains.
The exhibition Will be open morn
ings from y to l and evenings from
1880 to $3.50.
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Senator Charles chilIinsWorth
Entertains the Senate.
President =. +. ChiIlingworth of the
senate gave an deliberately appointed
dinner thursday evening in the Wal
kiki dinlng-room of the Young hotel,
in honor Of his colleagues of the SEN
ate The decorations were artistical-
ly arranged, the menu was excellent
and the evening thoroughly enjoyed
by the senate members and special
guests.
Z The senate members were: Sena.
tor ID. h. Baker, II. A. Baldwin, A. l..
Castle, James l.. Coke, Stephen De-
sha, curtis r. Iaukea, K. H. Makekau,i
D. Z. Metzger, NJ. A. Mikaele, H. B. i
Penhallow, E. w. Quinn, c. h. Rice
w Robinson and A. J. Wirtz.
Other guests were: Governor L. E.
Pinkham, Hon. J. X. kalanianaole,
Hon. H. L. Holstein, Col. J. w. Jones,
DR.. C. b, Cooper, Hon, j. e. Lane, Hon.
q. r. Carter, Hon. w. F. Frear, Hon.
S. B. Dole, F. L. Waldron, F. +.
Thompson, r. w. Single, Lorrin An.
drews, r. w. Breckons, Hon. Wade
Warren Thayer. E. A. Mott-Smith, Ri.
ley H. Allen, r. o. Matheson, Hon. A.
L. c. Atkinson, Will Sabin, A. P. Tay-
lor and Claus. Roberts.
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May Day Fete Plans
The services of practically all the |
young girls in Honolulu are engaged
for the May Day fete. They are the
GROWING charm to the exquisite
booths that are TO adorn Punahou
campus on the afternoon Of May I.