Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09

viting a company OF friends for tea at
the country Club.
The large lanai, where the recep-
ton was held, was prettily banked in
Christmas berries, red daisies and
greens. Mrs. Monsarrat received
alone in the small room. greeting each
friend as she came with hearty.
wholesome greeting that told OF long
friendship.
Mrs. Monsarrat was assisted in
looking after the comfort OF her
guests by Mrs. William T. Monsarrat,
Mrs. L. A. c. Parish and Mrs. } M.
Dowsett. Il was charming party,
eyeryine delighted TO have been hidden
and realizing that not very often Is
one privileged to be guest where
the hostess has passed her eighty
fourth year. Mrs. Monsarrat, or
..Mother'' Monsarrat as she Is so low
ingly called, IL as alert as If In her
early womanhood Her step Is as spry
and her eve as keen as ever, and as
che mingled with her friends on Mon
day II did not seem possible that she
was celebrating q birthday long past
rShree score and ten. refreshments
were served and the birthday greet
Aings and good wishes for many future
wears Of happiness were EXTENDED 10
Mrs. Monsarrat.
Those invited were: Queen Liliuo-
kalani. Mrs. A. Aherns, Mrs. Frank
Andrade. Mrs. ]. NJ. Atherton, MRS.
Fanny Bickerton, Mrs. Z. F. Bishop
Miss Bishop, Mrs. w. A. Bryan, mrs.
a Coney. Mrs. Charles b. Cooper,
Mrs sanford B. Dole, Mrs. John A.
Dominis. Mrs. Samuel Dowsett, mrs.
navid Dowsett, Mrs. Herbert Nd. DOW
sett. Mrs. John M. Dowsett, Mrs. y.
Dunkhase, Mrs. j. F. Emerson, MRS.
Elizabeth Freeth, Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Mrs. +. z. Halstead, Mrs. Carl Hollo-
way. Mrs. Annie Hustace, Mrs. Emily
Judd, Miss Agnes Judd, Miss Claire
Kelly, Mrs. Thomas J. King. Mrs. e.
w. Kirkaldy, MISS Kirkaldy, Mrs. Let
son. Miss Laura Love. Mrs. Elizabeth
knight, Mrs. Mary A. Lemon, Mrs.
Fred Lyman, Mrs. Robert Levers,
Mrs. Anne Lakeland, Mrs. Emma Mac
farlane, Miss Agnes Mcintyre. Mrs.
Jane Mist Mrs. Herbert w. Mist, Mrs.
Robert e. Mist, Miss E. Mist, Mrs. VIII
liam T. Monsarrat. Mrs Mary Monroe,
Mrs. emma Nakuina, Miss Parke. Mrs.
/. N. Parish. Miss Mile Rawlins, Mrs.
Alexander q. NJ. Robertson. Miss r F.
Robertson. Miss Grace Robertson. Mrs.
George Ross. Mrs. Frederick A. Schae-
fer. Mrs. william n. Soper. Mrs. j.
Spencer. Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy,
Mrs. Jane N. Walker, Miss Margaret
Walker. Mrs Victoria Ward. Miss
Ward, Mrs. Elizabeth X. Wilder, Mrs.
H. p. Wood. Mrs. Anna Wright, airs.
q. r. Wright, Mrs. ]. N. s Williams,
Mrs. Harry Won Holt, Miss Mary Won
Holt.
MADAMESMELBA AND PEGGY"
CENTER ARRIVE
On the Niagara yesterday came
Madame Nellie Melba and our
Peggy Center after q long stay
away in Melbourne Peggy looks
simply splendid after her trip away.
but like all island born girls, is glad
10 be at home. even for q while.
Madame Melba Is gratif.ed at the pro-
gress Miss Center, her protege. has
made and predicts q bright future for
this young song bird.
Madame Melba has taken the John
Guild cottage at Kahalawai Tor the
next two months. She Is accompanied
by her niece, Miss Nellie Patterson,
who is also niece Of Mr.. Ambrose
Patterson, the artist. Mr.. L. Y. Cor
rethers, whose talent in staging pro-
auctions was often shown when he
lived here, returned also from the
Colonies. Madame Melba comes pre-
pared to stay for some time. She
brought her butler, maid and other
servants. Honolulu is charmed at
having Madame Melba' here as q win
ter resident and for the next two
months she will be deluged with at
tentions.
THE SNOW C0TILLIoN
on the last Thursday Of this month
the Snow cotillion. under the auspices
Of the Outdoor Circle. will be given
at the Alexander Young hotel roof
garden. The decorations are to be
one of the features of the evening.
New ballroom dances are being taught
the younger members of society and
these-which by the way are entirely
new and have not been seen in Homo
lulu--are to be danced between the
cotillion figures. II all promises to
be a very gay evening and the roof
garden is probably the only place in
town large enough to hold the as
sembly of people who are interested
I'm the cotillion. The supper dance
that immediately follows the cotilIion
win be delightful affair. The sale
Of tickets is necessarily limited.
Every member Of the circle is work
ing hard for the success Of the even
ing.
MRS. A. ]. CAMPBELL A LUNCH
EON HOSTESS
Mrs. Gonzel Stoney was Mrs. A. J.
Campbell's guest OF honor on Monday
at an autumn luncheon at Mrs. Camp
bells Beretania avenue home. The