Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10

quet or American Beauty roses and an
invitation to attend the concert which
takes place at the Opera House to-
night. The queen. a great lover OF
music, enjoyed the hour with Miss
Lyme. and during her stay Informed
the singer on pronunciation OF tn"
Hawaiian language.
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shriners' Bal Masque to be Gala
Event.
One Of the premier social events Of
the season will undoubtedly be the
bal masQue to be given by Arab Pa
troll Of Aloha Temple. Mystic Order OF
Shrine at the Young Hotel roof gar
den, Saturday evening April "a. AC-
cording to reports, a number Of the
leaders of the smart set are planning
elaborate parties for this event and
costumes are secretly being construct
ed that are expected to dazzle and
bewilder the beholder.
An elaborate list Of prizes has been
secured and within a short time will
be placed on display at one OF the
leading downtown stores. Those who
will act as judges and make the sew
eral awards are Mesdames E. D. Ten
ney, A. A. Wilder, c. w. Case Deer.
ing. M w. Gum and c. B. Cooper.
These ladies have signified willing
ness to serve in this capacity, realiZ-
ing that 1t will probably be a difficult
matter to make decisions owing to
the fact that there is promise of
many very handsome and unique cos
tunes. For those who do not care
70 70 hn frnnhlo Of okinC a
masque suit the committee in charge
of the dance has secured number
of "Yama Yamas" and dominoes.
which have been placed on sale at
the Clarion, while Miss Ella Winter
stein, located on Union street, has
taken charge of the elaborate carni
val costumes which were imported
from Germany, which may either be
rented or purchased outright.
The committee in charge of the bal
masque arrangements consists of S.
A. Walker, chairman; G. H. Buttolph,
C. G. Bockus, NJ. Phillips. Ed Towse,
H. B. Giffard, F. H. Armstrong and
DR.. C. B. High.
The proceeds from this masquerade |
will be used partly to defray the ex-
penses of the Arab Patrol to the ses- |
sion of the Imperial Divan in Seat |
tie during the coming summer An |
effort will be made to make Honolulu |
the 1916 meeting place for the lmpe-
rial Divan, of which ]. s. McCandless
is a member and officer.
The personnel of the Arab Patrol
follows:
Lester Petrie, captain: F. H. Arm
strong, l.. C. Ables, G. II. Angus, +.
A. Bachelor, j. ]. Belser, R. H. Benz:
rose, E. E. Dodge, F. O. Boyer, H. C.
Bruins, w. M. Buchanan. G. H. But.
tolph, w. ]. Clark, ]. K. Clarke, F. B.
Damon, R. F. Dempsey. H. N. Deni-
son, James D. Dougherty, DR.. N. s.
Fairweather, J. H. Fiddes, G. r. Fra :
zier, ]. L. Friel, C. R. Forbes, H. /
Gearing, H. B. Giffard, H. S. Gray, c.
s. Hall, James E. Hamilton, w. F.
Hebron, F. E. Howes, Samuel John
son, L. A. Kerr, George A. Martin,
William c. Mccoy, D. A. Mcnamara,
w. n. Patten, s. S. Paxson, r. w.
Perkins, T. D. Skinner Irwin Spald'
ing, Stanley Stephenson, Ed Towse,
s. A. Walker, Dr. A. c. Wall, Thos. E.
Wall, A. F. WALL K R. G. Wallace, w.
A. Melbourne, H. II. Williams, J. L.
Young, N B. Young.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hoterhoff Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Hoterhoff en-.
tertained at an deliberately appointed
dinner at the Mo9na hotel on Tues
day night A large basket Of Amer
lean beauty roses tied daintily with
tulle formed a beautiful centerpiece
and a rose was placed at each cover.
place cards of the Ha.
waiian fish marked the place of each
guest This was one of the most elab
crate affairs of =. the week. Among
those present at the dinner were DR.
and Mrs. C.. B. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Single, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Chillingworth, Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Rawlins, Col. and Mrs. F. P. Rey
noldS, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ilsley,
Mrs. E. Miller Miss Susanna Brown,
Maj. NJ. A. Delaney and Mr.. Stanley
Col. Samuel Sturgis' Dinner.
Col Samuel Sturgis of Schofield en-
tertained on Tuesday evening at din.
ner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J
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Tor their home in Washington. An
attractive centerpiece was formed of
-ose d'amour and maidenhair fern and
4 corsage of the same flower marked
each cover. After dinner the guests
'epaired to the LIST Infantry Club,
where a few hours we're spent at the
hop. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Harlow, Col. and Mrs.
Charles Bromwell, Maj. and Mrs. Will
lam Cruikshank, Capt. and Mrs. H.
:. Williams and the host
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Portland Visitors Here Are on
honeymoon.
Among Honolulus tourist honey
noon couples is DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Waldo Coe of Portland, Oregon DR..
nd Mrs. Coe, the latter of Los An.
eles. were arrivals early in the week 1
n the Oceanic liner Sierra ana are
n the Oceanic liner Sierra and de.
a cd TODAY cuttinU fhojr