Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

tracing more attention In social
circles, II as much, as the benefit
performance at the Opera house for
the Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Association.
There will, In fact, be two perform.
ances, one on next Wednesday after
noon and one on Thursday evening.
Because Of the deep local interest
taken in these events one hears Q
great deal a5out these shows.
All OF the women of the various
committees are working hard and
earnestly TO make the benefit sue
cess. Many prominent society won.
en- head the committees. Boxes have
been sold for both perfofmances. al
ternoon !. and evening. Society girls
viii REPRESENT different flowers and
fruits. IN aneen IL 10 be handsome
" gownod md II lssto be an alto.
eefher spIthdid affair." Mrs. f. NJ.
Swanzy has been uhtiriRg n her ef;
forts, bcthkto make TIE. show great
success and 20 insure ne comfort Of
the girls WHO are daily attehding re.
hearsals.
The week just finished has been
one OF great social activity besides.
Several large affairs have occurred
and such q lot OF small ones, and
Just by way Of giving one continue
tion, the week 70 come II sbrtmmine
with gayety, oil informal to be sure,
but enough to keep one going and
that is Just what Carnival week Is for.
The Arthur Walls dance on We'd
nesday night was one that viii long
be talked OF. MT. and Mrs. Wall
surely gave their guests jolly good
time. The James, Donghertys en-
tertained at poi supper. The w. A..
Bfyahs had large tea. Is did Mrs.
Befnice Waibridee and her sister.
Miss Parke. The Central Unicn
church folk entertained for their past
or and his bride. DR. and Mrs. Scud'
der.
Mrs. Iohn Mccsndiess hid two
large iuhcheonf or her hotse.guest,
Mrs. 0eofEc Rptoiph Of oaklend-
The Country Club had = mooniisht
Mrs HAN mex Harrison had tea.
Mr.. Edward lTenpey. hadsa luns
cheon. Chef .1n6tice. and Mrs. Robert.
son are having dance tonight: The
o6rt{v 8c1<GI6fs Id dinner Tor
.lR& Gr.r.o1 1|.t Hc1Ie Herbert on.
ThursdSy. Ma w. r: Castle enter
tanned lot Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle,
and 90 II goes
Next wsek every one who has a
guest room viii have plenty Of use fer
Il Is so many of the Schofield and
Kamehameha people win be In town
as wen as many mainland friends.
Many Hiloites are coming 70 see and
be seen. The floral parade promises
numerous food-looking cars. The
military parade Is always splendid
and inspiring.
Small wonder that after each mill
tary parade every small and, II truth
be told. every large boy wants to
be soldier. The ball will attract no
end OF tourists, Is win the wonder
full Japanese lantern parade.
And then comes Lent and the great
letdown Or large social doings, and
IL Is safe to say Il viii be necessary
after the strenuous month the social
set has h6d. or course tennis and
swimming will be continued with
greater energy than ever. And so
iife's wheel keeps turning to- any.
tune we wish.
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Mr.. and urs. Arthur Wallis
Country Club paoee.
"The prettiest dance this winter.
said many 3 guest on "Wednesday
night when Mr.. and Mrs Arthur F.
wall complimented three visitors
from California at the Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr w. Freer and Miss
Mary Freer Of Belyedere, Cals were
the honored guests Of the evening, to
meet whom q large number OF Homo
lulans and several other visitors were
invited.
The clubhouse was q very beautiful
spectacle and many indeed were the
COMMITMENTS showered on Mr.. and
Mrs Wan for the delightful setting
they had arranged for their friends
pleasure. When the hour came to go
home no one wanted to so, the best
evidence OF q good time. The club
house Il partly covered with the hug
me-tight vine, and Mrs Wall carried
the effect all through the house, both
dance room and refreshment room.
The refreshments were delicious and
full justice was done the chefs eff
forts.
The ceilings were hung with dozens
of Japanese lanterns all done in the
pastel shades and each pillar was COW.
cred with the dainty opened parasol
and maline In the pastel shades was
most generously used. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall were quite untiring In their at
tention to the pleasure Of their friends.
The dining room was very pretty.
Yards and yards Of pastel shades In
crepe paper and maline made the
room attractive The Freers. like ell
friends who come here, feel regret at
having to leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walls guests were:
Mrs. Dora Ahlhorn, Mr.. G. p. ALL
born. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Atherton,
Misses Anterior. MT. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Adams,
Mr.. w. M. Areabrite, DR.. and Mrs. r.
w. Anderson. Miss Ruth Anderson, the
Misses Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Afonl Mr. and Mrn Roharf Atkinson