Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-02

, scenes in Oriental quarters will be
as well known as the familiar scenes
in Venice. Who knows what the flu
ture will bring
HULA FIGURES IN EXCLUSIVE ST.
LOUIS SOCIETY
| ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Ifula hula dances,
| led by Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettus
and participated in by some Of St.
Louis most prominent debutantes,
clad In native grass costumes after
the most approved Hawaiian nodes
! moving pictures Of other society buds,
dances iIlumintsd with every. color of
the rainbow through the most elab-
crate scheme of lighting effects ever
presented In the city, and supper
served in a palm garden that might
excite the envy OF Honolulu itself,
| marked the second annual charity ball
given at Moolan temple last night for
the benefit of the ST. Louis Childrens
| hospital.
One Of the principals in the enter
prise estimated the receipts at $6500.
The ball was given under the aus
pices of the board of managers and the
auxiliary board of the hospital. More
than 900 guests enjoyed the festivi-
ties. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ID. Cady of Chicago, who came to
! st. Louis especially to view the Won
ders of the charity ball with the OBJ
| ject Of Introducing the special features
and lighting effects at the big Chicago
allied bazaar.
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker ruth
Honeyman( who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Arthur Honeyman, Tor
several weeks past, and who will leave
| for her home in Honolulu the latter
| part of the week, has been the inspi-
ration for several affairs during the
past week. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Erskine Wood was hostess at an
informal tea compiimentirg Mrs. Bar
ker, and yesterday a similar affair was
given in her honor by Mrs. Charles F.
Beebe. This afternoon Mrs. Gerald
Beebe entertained with an informal
luncheon honoring Mrs. Barker and
Mrs. w. S. JelIiff. Pink and, white
chrysanthemnms formed the decora-
| ton for the table, about which places
we're laid for eight. - Portland, Ore.
Telegram.
Miss Irma Wodehouse Of Honolulu.
! Hawaii, has been the guest OF Miss
/ Poebe Parker for few days. MISS
| Wodehouse left this morning for San
Francisco to be gone about ten days,
after which she. will return to the
Parker home for an extended visit.
This striking young girl has visited
] here before and has proved quite popu-
lar among the younger set. Bringing
beautiful stories and pictures OF her
1 home and surroundings on the islands,
Il Miss Wodehouse has each and every
young girl in this set almost ready
to swim to Honolulu. II was with the
4 Wodehouse sisters that Miss Parker
had such a woilderful time While at
h the Islands. Saafa Cruz, Cal, News
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n In honor of Mrs. William Munter OF
II Honolulu, Miss Elsa M. Behlm enter
tanned informally at bridge on Tues.
day afternoon. Autumn leaves and
chrysanthemums were used effective
H ", and the winners of the afternoon
II were presented with Chinese brocade
/ book racks. While here Mrs. Muntel
is being entertained extensively priol
to her departure with Lieut.. MunteI
for the eastern coast.-San. francisco
Examiner.
Many local society people are plan
ming to go East, some for several
weeks and others for indefinite periods
Among those who will leave in the
n near future are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II Templeton Croker and Mrs. William
G. Irwin. They will leave next month
and be away until Chr1stmas.-SaI
Francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker, who Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Jessie
Honeyman, for a few days, is planning
soon to return to her home in Homo
|llulu and join her husband, Lieut.. Bar
ker. who is stationed there. En- route
/ Mrs. Barker will visit in Seattle with
her husbands people for few days
Portland Oregonian.
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4 Mrs. Stuart Johnson is in KingmaI
from her home in Honolulu, HAWAII
She is visiting with her parents, MT
and Mrs. H. H. Watkins. Her sister
/ Miss Vida Watkins, has been VISITING
With her during the summer months
and accompanied her recently.
man, Ariz., Miner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. lacking are
en- route to New York, and will Dc
there until Christmas San FRANCHISES
Chronicle.