Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-20

the Morning Music Club. The Morn
ing Music Club Is tusy arranging m
! elaborate program of modern cOmpos
ers. The affair win be inVitati0nal
and in the evening
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and Mr. George
Casper. the IfnnaafiaD yiolinist. are
scheduled to give - recital for the
sailors Of the German cruiser Geier In
the near future
n. w. c. A. Women Entertained.
The members of the II. w C. A.
were invited sst night to the home
Il Mrs. w. d. Westerrelt to q stereop-
ticon lecture. Mrs. Westeryelt graz
ciously received her guests in her
flower bedecked drawing room, where
two yefy pleasant hours were spent.
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sinvitaticns Out
Invitations are out for surfing
party. chowder supper and dance 70
be given by Edison Hutchinson, on
Friday, the twentg-sixth The affair
promises to be q jolly one.
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Mrs. Frank Thompson,s Lunch.
In honor of Mrs. Frank Putnam,
Mrs. Frank Thompson yesterday en-
tertained at beautifully appointed
luncheon. A large basket Of pink
roses and maiden hair ferns tied with
graceful knots Of pink tulle formed
the attractive centerpiece, while in
diyidual holders containing the same
flower marked the covers which were
laid Tor Mrs. Frank Putnam, Mrs.
Richard Cooke. Mrs e. q. Duisenberg,
Mrs A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. Harold Cas-
tie, Mrs Sherwood LoWrey, Mrs. G.. B.
High. Mrs Alfred Castle. Mrs. Fred
Lowrey, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Mar
garet Waterhouse, MISS Vera Damon,
Miss Jessie Kennedy ard the hostess.
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sbriners Plan Bal Masque.
The local Shriners, whose Arab Pa
troll will visit Seattle Mliis year. for.
the big meeting Of that organization,
have planned an elaborate masked ball
to be given in the Young Hotel roof
garden on Saturday, April g. This
will probably be one Of the largest
social functions of the season. The;
bal masque is always popular and the
ever-popular Shriners are famed for
their entertainments. Though the pat
ronesses have not yet been learned,
social leaders from the town and sery-,
ice sets will lend their names.
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Much Interest IN Worthinnton Concert
An excellent program is being ar
ranged for the concert to be given at
the Young hotel by Mrs. Marion Dow.
sett Worthington on Friday evening.
March IS. Several of the selections
will have violin oblieatos BY Mr.. Buch-
" The following ladies have kindly
consented to act as patronesses: Mrs.
Robbins Anderson. Mrs. Frank ARM
strong. Mrs. Alfred Carter, Mrs. Geo.
Collins, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. Thee
dore Cooke. Mrs. Chas. Chillingworth,
Mrs. JAS Dougherty, Mrs. Geo. Her
bert. Mrs. c. B. High, Mrs ]. F. C. Ha-
gems, Mrs Robert Levers, Mrs. Chas.
Lucas, Mrs. H. VI Murray, Mrs. Hell
en- Noonan. Mrs @. Z. Schaefer. Mrs.
RI w. Single. Mrs. e ID. Tenney..
Mrs A. p. Taylor, Mrs. Wm. William
son. Mrs, Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit
p Wilder and Mrs Chas Wilder.
The program is as follows:
Her Rose j. Whitney COMBS
Ashes Of Roses ..-......s.
r.. Huntington Woodman
Billy Boy David Emmell
Love Has Wings. James H. Rogers
Lullaby Charles Huerter
Dawn IN the Desert Gertrude Ross
Marion Dowsett Worthington
Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock. Accom-
Romance Rubinstein-W ieniawski
Fantasia for Violin Smetana
Mr.. Rudolph Buchly
Mrs. l. Tenney Peck, Accompanied
81 Mes Vers Ayaient des Allies.
1880 Reynaldo Hahn
Ia COLOMBIA Kurt SCHNEIDER
Apres un Reeve Gabriel Faure
Marion Dowsett Worthington
Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock. Accom-
PIANIST
Aus Meinen Grossen Schmerzen.
Robert Franz
Zueignung Richard Strauss
The Sanitation Of the Dawn with.
violin obligato Frederick Stevenson
Marion Dowsett Worthington and Mr..
Rudolph Buchly
Mrs D. Howard Hitchcock. Accom-
PIANIST
Aria from the Prophet .Meyerbeer
Marion Dowsett Worthington
Mrs d. Howard Hitchcock, Accom-.
PIANIST
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; En-
terrain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; en-
tertained at an deliberately appointed
dinner last night at which Gen. and
Mrs William H Carter were the COM
plimented guests. The long table was
simple but handsome in its simple
ity. being decorated with masses Of
white daisies Covers were laid for
Gen and Mrs. W. H. Carter, Admiral
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