Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-28

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bine business and pleasure. Mrs. San
dona accompanies her husband.
This Is not the first visit Of this
artist as he first came to Honolulu
about e years ago. He returned
four years ago. and answering the
call he is here again. During his first
visit here he did life-sized portrait
OF Princess David Kawananakoa The
position is a standing one and shows
to great advantage the fine figure
of the princess. At the same time he
did one of Mrs. Walter Macfarlane
that is speaking likeness of this
very pretty woman. Both of the por-
traits hang in the homes of the sub
jeets.
The University Club will be the set
ting for his present exhibition Of work
which will begin next Monday.
An interesting painting is that of
the late Thelma Parker Smart and
little Richard Smart. her son. One
of the very finest of Sandonas pic
lures is of the Hon. Sanford B. Dole.
The Sandonas plan to be here at
least three months and will receive
great deal of social attention from
Honolulu folks. ~..a.
Mr.. FRANK MOSS MUSICALE 5.
The lanai of Miss Helen Afexan-
Oer's new tea garden was the setting
for dinner and musicale given by MI,
Frank Moss on Monday evening. Aft
er dinner the guests were entertained
listening to Miss Pearl Sutherland,
pianist. Mr. David Stone, contralto,
and Prof. Edwin Ideler, violinist. 1t
was an evening of chars and pleas
ure to- Mr.. Moss guests. who were
Capt. and Mrs. David Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A Love, Major and Mrs. Guy
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Mrs.
Gideon Van Poole, Mrs. Ernest Water
house, Miss Pearl Sutherland, Miss
May Sutherland, Miss Florence But
Ter, Prof. Edwin Ideler, Mr.. Lathrop
Tucker, Mr.. Pettijohn and Mr.. William
Levers. ....e
MIR. AND MRS. C. w. CASE DEER
ING'S DINNER
AROUND a IdDI0 WHICH was cAtiCmO-
ly beautiful with its gold basket filled
With American Beauty roses, Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Case Deering entertained
a company of friends on Tuesday
evening. After dinner dancing was
the diversion for the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Deerings' guests were. Col
and Mrs. Daniel Howell, q Capt, and
Mrs. Edward Carpenter, Mrs; Gideon
Van Poole, Mrs Ernest Watefh0use,
Mrs. Isabelle Howell Clinton Mrs
Helen Alexander, Mr.. n. B. Weller.
Col T. N. Horn. Col Williams Guig-
nard, Col William. Weigel and Major
Herbert Williams. - i,rTz
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MRS. JAMES d. DOUGHEBTY A. /
TEA HOSTESS, - ~
Mrs. James d, Dougherty entertain |
ed at tea on Wednesday afternoon at |
Miss Helen Aiexander's tea room, La |
niakea.. Mrs. Dougherty's guests we're |
Miss Caps and Miss Williams of Sc
attic, Miss Grace Robertson, Miss !
Sibyl Robertson, Miss Irma Wede- ]
house, Miss Manpfr : Mrs. Ben Con-
rad, Lieut.. "Pats Milligan, Mrs. Harry +
Hoffman, Mr.. Arch Brown. Mr.. VII
liam Warren, Mr.. Clarence Waterman,
Mr.. Camp, Mr.. Robert Puryfs, Mr..
Fred Schaefer and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Gray. Il ~ ~ +,
MISS MAUPIN A SURPRISE
HOSTESS 81.
Mrs. Cornell Of Chicago, who Is on /
a years visit to Honolulu. was the |
motive at a surprise party on Tues
day evening, arranged to honor her
by Miss Maupin, who is Mrs. Cor
nell's cousin. The guests invited to
the surprise party were Mr.. and mrs. /
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