Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

ton CrockeFs in Honolulu VIII be The
sisnals for much gaiefys Mrs. crocEer
Twas Helene Irwin before her marriage
and has always been most popular In
social circles both II Honolulu and
| On the mainland: ! - ~
Another interesting item Is:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmin Roose.
! welt did not SAN yesterday on. the
1 Tenyo MARI for Honolulu, as they
. had intended. They are so enaInored
OF California that they have decided
to prolong their visit in San Fran
| cisco. i. a
Mrs. z. K. Massee Ensertains.
Mrs. K. X. Massee was hostess at
bridge party on Saturday afternoon
at her home in Mano7 valley in honor
OF. her niece. Miss Josephine McCor-
mack. Mrs. Massee used pink and
green for her decorations, which eff
feet was carried out with pink roses,
hibiscus and maidenhair ferns. The
",
navy and civilian ladies.
Among Mrs Masses guests were
Mrs Randolph, Mrs, E. v. Smith, Mrs.
Tell Mrs Lincoln, Mrs :. b. Rearlsn,
Miss Barrie Gamble Mrs Berry. Mrs.
Ede Mrs. Elege, Yrs T.. rs Brown,
Mrs. d, Mcdonald Mrs. z. c., Smith,
Mrs. Peyt0h. Mrs. Brpndred, Mrs. Rich
ardsCns Mrs C. g. smith Mrs, Mich.
OILS. Mrs Charles Il. Frazier, Mrs
George "A. Brown. MRS. Knowles, Mrs.
Edgeriey, Mrs. Lister and Mrs. Whit
ener.
PatronesSes for Wortiinqtcn Concert.
An excellent program Is being ar
ranged for the concert to be given at
the Young hotel by Mrs Marion Dow
sett Worth.ngton on Friday evening,
March Is. Several OF the selections
viii have violin obligatos by Mr..
Buchly. The following ladies have
kindly consented to act as patron
sesses:s Mrs. Robbins Anderson. Mrs..
Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Alfred Carter,
Mrs. Geo. Collins. Mrs. G.. b. Cooper,
Mrs. Theodore Cooke. Mrs. Chas. Chill
6 (;,se sl Hsrharf u = Mrs r Hieh Mrs
3 r. g Harens. mrs Robert Levers.
N Ms chas 3 s,css AIrs "A ~ Mnrlsy
Mrs Helen Noonan. Mrs g. e. Sehaef-
er. .AIfs.R w Shtngle, MRS. d. d.
Tenmey. Mrs. A. p. Taylor, Mrs VIM.
Williamson. mrs. Arthur Wilder and
Mrs. Chas Wilder.
sf.,,,,,,. 3, s,.,.,.
Ths ~ f.i,cs.;,., fro,,. ~. Can 8E.,.,,
s,gee f,,rr,,;sIs - s. s-., Z
en- s,S 'i NJ. = s,,, ~
.v $500 i,,,;,, ss,
s.. 80 ) Z. 8 sls.
* - ~ ,e 81 Z
- s.s, =.
y 8. =
VIII ~ IL .wss 100 81; 1870 Th;.
= =, frisf;s ~ ~,
f rSs,5- - .ss1. y.
lamar 81 f,ss f;z,s' IS A. !,
rnf,5ayn II n.,,<ss 80, .s.ts.
Iofis AnsSrsis hss discrvs, 80 49,, : -,
nroesss IN nofferv -.
on fhe ancient Taieanaee art Mr. and
Mrs A1zersis nave iivsd =, par;s "a.
20 wears 8 - - : $ g = S
These distinenishef1 rsfveiefs ,5azsed
through Eonoitiitl IN & ssnT -, f; MAJ
on FRIDAY. & =. ~. = 81
q .,r1I I 49,
Dinner e ne tInjvereity cur
Lieut.. Ellis Lando was hosf ~ I
dinner before the dance IT The I'M.
versify Club on Saturday nieht Tsbes
every-other-week affairs a the I'M.
versity Club are beco1nine more nop,I-
lar al the time. Mr.. Iando,s fahle
was artistically decorated Il, nirl<
sweet briar roses and .nlaiaenhair fern
and each Of the guests received :
c0rsage ct the same delicate flower
Some among those rreaelif were. Missl
Katherine Harlowe. Miss Elizahetb
Eandon; Miss Betty Case Lieut. and
Mrs. i: al Furef. Mr.: PhiIin SnaIding.
Mr.. Walter SpaIding AM I,ieiif I 5 nde
: s.. . = =
Mrs. Smythe laws coaeert