Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07

clos of Mr. Franz Moss. Miss Flor
ence Butler, Mr.. Howard Hitchcock
and then back to the Patterson studio
where dancing to the music OF Vic
trola was enjoyed. The Pattersons'
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf
BuchIy, Miss Florence Butler, Mrs.
Ernest Warehouse, Mrs. Gideon Van
Poole, Miss Ruth Soper. Miss Edith
Williams, Mr., Herman Lathrop Tue
ker. MIR. J. Pettijohn, Capt. James Ulio,
Lieut.. J. Smith, Mr.. Frank Moss, Mr.,
George Bennett and Mr.. George Ahi-
born. II II
THE MINUTES HOLD A MEETING
Thursday afternoon Miss Ruth An.
derson was hostess at meeting OF
The Minutes at. her home on Bereta-
mia avenue. The business OF the meet
ing over the afternoon was given to
things social. Among those ENJOYING
Miss Anderson's hospitality were Mrs.
Percy Nottage, Mrs James F. MOT
gan. Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Mar
tina McChesney, Miss Bernice Hal
stead, Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss DOT
cthy Ho6gs, Miss Catherine Bake.
Miss Charlotte Blake. Miss Grace MOT
gan. Miss Marie Ballentynes Miss
Maud Ballentyne, Miss. Roth Rich
ards and Miss Margaret Thurston.
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MRS. RALPH CLARK'S INFORMAL
TEA
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ralpn
Clark was hostess at very informal
tea. the girls bringing theeir sewing
and enjoying social hour. Tnose
spending the afternoon with MIS-.
clark were Mrs. Vera Henshaw, MISS
Ruth McChesney, Mrs. William B. Ly-
mer Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Pauline
Schaefer. Mrs. William Campbell
Miss Martha McChesney and Mrs.
Grover Bratten.
MISS BLANCHE .SOPERS TEA :,
Miss Blanche Soper gave small
informal tea on Thursday honoring
Mrs. Florence La Mott, who Is on
visit here with her aunt, Miss Lyncn.
The rooms were very pretty WIN
lovely pink hibiscus. Miss Soper
chests were Mrs. Florence La Mott'
the honor guest, Mrs! Alfred Castle
Miss Reba Thompson, Mrs. William
Campbell. Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. Ben
Conrad and Miss Josephine Soper.
NR FRANK MOSS GIVES EXCEL
| LENT MUSICALE
Mr.. Frank Moss gave the second Oh
a series of piano recitals on TUESDAY
evening at "Kualii," the lovely Manoa
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Montague
Cooke. Jr. The program was given
before a very appreciatiVe assembly
of Honolulu's music loving commun.
| ity. This is the second time that
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke have so kindly
opened their hospitable doors 70 MT
Moss, and Tuesday evenings program
was a keen joy to the hundred OF
more guests assembled. Society turn
| ed out to listen to the finished musf
| clan, who is already looked upon as
a Honolulan. Mr.. Moss has opened
studio. MIR. William Love added II
no small measure to the success Of
the evening and created new i'm
preston of his talent with the violin
| Miss Pearl Sutherland, who accom-
panies beautifully, was very good.
Tho following ladies and gentlemen
4 were patrons and patronesses: Mrs
lC. M. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Lindsay, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. yor
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Love, DR.. anc
Mrs. F. F. Hedemann, Mr.. and Mrs
1 Clarence H. Cooke, Mrs. Albert Wa
lterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Westerveh, Mr.
/ and Mrs. e. A. R. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs
1 Abram Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
P. Cooke, Mrs. G. van Poole, Mr.. and
i Mrs. Arthur G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
lC. Montague Cooke, Jr., and Mrs. Gid
con van Poole.
i THE DAUGHTERS OF HAWAII
DELICATESSEN SALE
A. week from today the Daughter
of Hawaii are giving delicatessel
sale, offering much that is good +
eat. Roasted fowls meat leaves
baked hams. pies. rolls, bread, cake
candy, jams, jelIies, reiishes and ;
lIuau table will be ready. Every al
| ticle viii be from Honolufu's fines
kitchens; everything made at HON,
either by the mistress Of the home o
] under the direct supervision of he
cook. So next Sundays dinners ar
= already provided for. The Daughter