Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13


reception committee and others as
sist,Eg about the rooms were Mes
danes William Alanson Bryan. Hrs.
Io1athan Shaw. Mrs Frank Atherton
and Ms. +. B. Waterhouse.
! Alto O'Clock refreshments we're
served az small tables in TIE parish
ttouse. crvstai vases OF golden coreop-
sis blc SONS hang used on each table
SardwicAes. coffee. cake and fruit
hrurcA were served by the kameha-
reha cris. Mrs. Frederick Dwight
0wrev was chairman Of the refresh
rent comm;ttee. assisted by Mrs.
Carfpor Wilkins. Mrs. r. /. Noggle,
! Nrs j. r. MARQUES, Mrs , y. Young.
"iss fnnie Hustace and Mss Myra
ANGUS -.
The social was in every way a great
success end vas fitting close for
the social affairs of the summer. The
no~t social takes place on September
II in tfo afternoon. End will he in tho
mature of a v'o'cOrlp To the new teach
ers Of the city. &C.,
49,. = :! -
! PhiFn b-H Ner~~-G
Mr.. Phil" G. Hall. tenor, will Give
a snng recital newt Tuesday evening
at Rishop hall p'taahcr. assisted hr
Prof. Ioant,in s Wanra'l. h"ss". ond
N'es Narde Sevhn and Miss Edith Cat
field accommodates
Mr. Hall is very favorablv know
in Honolulu aS one Ct the Honolulu
| bows whose talent and ambition are
! CARRYING him al6p~ - deserved recOg-
milton IN musical circloG
| The nrcgranr Is aG follows,
! I'm Sing Thee SONGS Of .tra'W"
49,. X VI. Hall
2-(al- 4 Ran'n Song. ...... Homer
tb) "Macus''na'. ..., .Macmurrough
| ~ ~.~>: a- MIR. Hall
I'll Lacerato "r.~sto' VerdI
Prof. Wanrell
4-"Vesti La G;ubha". .Leoncavallo
-. r.. --..... 49,. Mr.. Hall
~. Intarmisson
5-"Mother O. Mine" ....Tours
....-... ..-..= Mr.. He'll
f6-(aD Calm rs the Night" 49,. Bohm
| :. (b) when the Dew is Falling"
..> 49," ....... Schneider
.-.. Mr.. Hall
7-"Call Ne Bach" s.: Luigi DENIS
Mr.. Hall
S-"Gloria'' ...,.:.. Ruzzi-Pecia
~. E.. ."...:.- Mr.. Hall
The patronesses are Mrs. H.. Bick
nell. Mrs. C. S. Crane. Mrs: Charlotte
Ewing, Mrs. A. A. :CDersole, Mrs. A.
7. Gignoux, Mrs. C: l.. Hall. Mrs. A.
/ H. B. Judd. Mrs. Alex. Lindsay, Jr.,
Mrs. R. D, Mead, Mrs. R. L. Noggle,
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck. Mrs. Theo. Rich
ards, Mrs. Bertram RiEenbursh, Mrs.
I'D. Scudder, Mrs. Wm. &pper, Mrs. A.
J p. Taylor Mrs. OK. Taeka bury, Mrs.
Henry Waterhouse. Mrs. w. D. Yves
tervelt, Mrs. Paul Wilmington, Mrs.
VIM. Williamson, Miss NJ Angus, Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Marion Brown,
Miss Ruth Benedict. Miss May Fraser.
Miss Edith Garfield, Miss Rose Her
bert, Miss Alice Hopper. Miss Jessie
Shaw. Miss Pearl Sutherland and
Miss Elsie Werthmueller.
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Nejqhborhood Circles.
The Is neighborhod circles of Cen
trail Union WCmens Society will
meet Thursday, May IS. in their vari-
Gus districts for the final time this
season, and it is especially desired
that all the members Of each group be
present. Any needlework now under
way will be finished and plans for the
| fall discussed before the members
separate for the summer. The reor-
garization meetings will be. held in
EOctober. and in the absence of Mrs A.
+. Griffiths, who has so ably filled
the position of general chairman OF
the circles. Mrs. Dorenus Scudder
will assume the responsibility.
Navt Thursday. Circle No. 9. which
4 meets with Mrs. Percy VI. Pond on
Kewalo street, VI have the satisfsc-
ticn Of seeing the fruit of its labors
in the form of four new rag rugs,
which have been completed and will
be exhibited at the meeting prior to
delivery to the women who have or
dered them. This makes six rugs al
ready finished by this circle. while
rags for the seventh will be sewed at
the next meeting. Another circle is
busy making 40 guest towels. each in
2 different design, to be used at the