Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
COMMANDER AND MRS. ARTHUR
CRENSHAw'S DANCE

4 De IN gaia AZURE. DSdutlluliy ueCOTdl-
ed in flags and greens for the dance
that Commander and Mrs. Arthur
Crenshaw are giving in honor OF Com
mandant and Mrs. George Clark of
the Pearl Harbor naval station. The
lights are to be shaded in flag Ian
| terms. A spiend.d quintet will furnish
music during the evening. Command
ant and Mrs. Clark with their attrac-
tive daughter. Miss Louise Clark, are
welcome additions to society here,
where they have already made for
themselves very pleasant home.
Those invited included the follow
ing: Commandant and Mrs. G. r.
Clark, Miss Clark. Miss Harmon
] Bailey of Chicago, Surgeon and Mrs.
William Seaman, Civil Engineer and
/ Mrs. Charles W. Parks. Miss Freer.
Civil Engineer and Mrs. Henry @.
Taylor, Paymaster Grey, Z. S. NJ;
Miss Grey, I.ieUt and Mrs. Benjamin
IF. Tilley, U. S. N; Mrs. buchanan,
Lieut. and Mrs. Clapp, U. S. NJ. c.;
Lieut.. j. Smith. y. S. N; Lieut..
! Charles G. Windsor. Paymaster and
Mrs George P. Dyer, Lieut. Command
er and Mrs Victor Houston, Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Thomas G.. Hart,
Lieut.. and Mrs. r. l.. Slower, Surgeon
and Mrs. Wallie s. Hoen, Lieut. and
Mrs. W. Hall, Paymaster Corcoran,
e. s.. NJ; Lieut. and Mrs. F.. Lowry,
Lieut.. and Mrs John c. Thorn, Lieut..
and Mrs. j. Lewis, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles G. McCord, Commodore and
Mrs. Dennis Mahan. Mrs. Grafton
Beall, Capt and Mrs. David Gienty, u.
S. A.; Lieut.. Efacknlore, O. s. A.;
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Robert K. Evans,
Col and Mrs. James 3. Houston, Col.
and Mrs. Arthur Hunter, NAL and
Mrs. r. Raymond, Mai and Mrs. Rus
sci p. Reeder.. Capt: and Mrs. R. Q.
Edwards, Capt. and Mrs. Ge2rge T..
Perkins. Lieut. and Mrs. stiles M.
Decker. Col. and Mrs. f. Keefer. Lieut.
Howard Mulligdn, Lieut.. Eugene Rob-
inson, Lieut. and Mrs. Oliver Dick
inson, Capt. A. j. McEab, Lieut. Ed
ward Rose, Lieut.. F. ". Schneider,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Steese,
Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Crawford,
Capt. and Mrs Walter C. Baker, Lieut..
] Fordyce L. Perego, Capt Holcombe,
Maj. Powell C. Fauntleroy. Capt. John
i C. Ohnstad, Capt and Mrs. Thos. d.
, Sloan. Lieut.. and Mrs. Gay Gearhart,
Mai. and Mrs. Russell p. Reeder, Capt.
, and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Lieut.. and Mrs.
/. Harold Burdick. Lieut.. and Mrs.
, Stewart s. Giffin, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Il Lloyd B. MagruGer. Lieut.. William II.
, Britton, Lieut.. Robert G. Guyer and
) Lieut.. Robert A Shaner.
MISCHIEF CHERNIAvSKY EN-
GAGGED
2 Mischief Cherniavsky, the cellist OF
the Cherniavsky trio and shortly to
appear in concert here, is engaged to
be married to Vancouver, B. c., heir
ess, Miss Mary Rogers. They met
while both were going home from a
Honolulu trip and the romance fol.
/ lowed. The wedding is to take place
: In a few months. The brideto-bes
: father is called the sugar king OF
i Vancouver"
OF recent performance In Canada
a Canadian paper said:
!. IAN event which created quite a
flutter in the social and musical circles
Of Victoria, B. c., was the special
command performance Of the Leo, Jan
and Mischief Cherniavsky, the renown-
ed Russian vioiinist, pianist and Gel.
list, who for the second time appeared
before their royal highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught and
Princess Patricia The recital took
: place at the residence Of the lieut.
enant governor OF B. c., where the
duke is at present visiting to bid
farewell to Western Canada. as he will
shortly leave for England. when 1t is
anticipated he will become governor
!. general of Ireland under the new
regime.
Besides the lieutenant governor
I. and his wife, only few distinguished
guests we're invited to the recital
which included such items as Mem
delssohn's Trio Peppers Vito
: 'Sarasate's Andaluze' and some num-
bers of Chopin. Their royal high
! nesses displayed marked enthusiasm
towards the young artists work and
at the termination of the recital spent
an hour or so conversing with them.
Leo, Jan and Mischief Cherniavsky
are at present spending their holidays
: in Victoria, B. c., Canada, where they
occupy the private residence Of the
Acknowledgements of B. c.
. Next Sunday their royal highnesses
, are to visit the young artists at their
/, home and take afternoon tea with
(. them. These young Russian geniuses
: are booked to appear In this city
early next month"
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Mr.. AND MRS. /. NJ. STAINBACK
ENTERTAIN
+ At their home on Makiki street Mr..
and Mrs. Ingram NJ. Stainback enter
tanned company of guests on Friday
evening. The table was very pretty.
J A Chinese bowl was filled with pink
Chinese ssters, yellow candy tuft and
, yellow tulle After dinner the Stain
backs and their guests motored to
Heinie's where dancing was the d.
!. version for the evening.
Those enjoying this party were
: Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Samuel |. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Cockburn,
I, Mrs Wilson,, Mrs. Frances Reed. Mr..
) IIhD NaaauIop and Mr. Cnorpa Ian.