Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01

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| Engagement Is Announced.
Miss Mabel Bosher was hostess at
| an informal tea yesterday afternoon
at kawaiahao seminary at which the
engagement OF Miss Eva I.aurinda
| Pitts and Mr. Arthur Edwin I.arimer
was announced The announcement
is a great surprise. The secret did.
| not leak out until the guests assent
bled in the dining room and we're
confronted by large yellow heart
bearing the initials. IL. r." Show
ers Of congratulations were then
heaped upon the popular young teach
er. Mr.. Larimer is connected with
the Y. NJ. {. A. being secretary of the
educational department, and is every
where liked. He is originally from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Miss Pitts came
here in September to teach in the Ka-
waiahao seminary and during her
short stay has won the hearty of all
who have come in contact with her
She is from Alton. Iowa.
The whole OF the reception room
was decorated in yellow. the color
scheme being carried out in yellow
lilies and cOreopsis. Mrs Larimer,
mother of Mr. l.arimer; Mrs. Moses
K. Marshall and Miss Pitts received
with Miss Bosher. ;
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Outdoor Circle Holds Meeting.
Meeting for the last time until next
fall, the Outdoor Circle yesterday
gathered at the home of Mrs F. J.
Lowrey, president. to listen to the
reports of the circle committees
which have been exceedingly active
this spring. ... I.
Work accomplished was, commented
upon, the more outstanding steps in
making Honolulu a city beautiful
were brought up to the satisfaction
of the circle 1t was decided to carry
on a campaign for more sidewalks in
various parts of the city. The super
visors are to be approached upon the
subject
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Miss India WaYson Entertains. =
Miss India Wayson is one of the
young girls charltably inclined. who
attends the PunahOu academy, and
last Wednesday afternoon held a de-
lightful sewing bee at her home on
Beretania street, where the girls
sewed for children whose fathers :
persisted in the "a. After about two
hours. in which the needles flew and
the scissors clipped, the girls were
rnf chYpon &c IN, h. inn
room. Among them were Ynez Glib
son, Clemence Clifford, Louise Girvin,
Sybil Carter, Margaret Hawk, Mil
dred Chaplin and Ruth harrington.
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Ad Club Lunch.
The Honolulu AID Club has planned
a unique lunch to be held on the roof
garden of the Young hotel on Tues
day for the congressional party,
which arrives Monday on the Sierra.
The program will be special one
arranged by a special committee, and
some decidedly new stunts will be
provided. Hawaiian music will be
furnished throughout the luncheon by
haai's quintet club, and Mrs. Charles
Hall in native costume will sing sew
,ral songs in Hawaiian. This should
please the visitors.
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Arrive from Honolulu. T.. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Dole have ar
lived from Honolulu and are visiting
n Piedmont as the guests of Mr.. and
Irs. William E. Sharon Mr.. Dole is
nephew of Governor Dole of Homo
llu.-San Francisco Call.
Jasper Recital Will Introduce Rare
iusic. ..-.
At nearly every public appearance
f George Casper different selections
re heard, and for the coming concert
yhich will take place May 10 at Bish-
p hall, Mr.. Casper will play some
cry important compositions. One
Wieniawskis violin duets will be
Introduced and played by Mr. Casper
nd John Clifford. The Bach d minor
cncerto will also be played by the
wo violinists and the piano accompan-
nents by Mrs. L. Tenney Peck. Mrs.
city Brown, the popular and accom-
lished contralto,- has been secured
or this concert.
Mr.. Casper's playing is we'll known
, Honolulu music lovers. He has
eautiful and sonorous tone, excellent
achnique. Interpretation and never
Ills to please his audience
AS a composer, Mr.. Casper excels;
is compositions are very classical, /
-iginal. His minuet will be. heard
I this program. .....
The AID Club will cooperate with
r. Casper in this concert and the
blowing gentlemen were appointed
J the committee for the AID Club:
essrs. Lambert, Crane and Cleary.
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck will play Mr..
asper's accompaniments and Miss E.
ltheld for Mrs. B. Brown. 49,
Tickets for sale at lBergstrom Mu-
C CO. and Messenger Service.
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rs. Tom Smith Entertains.
On Thursday, Mrs. Tom Smith of
ikOi street was hostess at very
easant tea given in honor of Mrs.
ina Wright, who is soon to sail for.
e mainland. The guests. I all of