Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-21
MR- FR.NK -uoss \ HOST

| Mr.. -Eicheiam and Mt sharon we're
Mr. Frank Moss honor guests on Sat,
.Eurday when he invited company OF
| friends in to greet the visitors. Mr..
| Eicheiam is very talented violinist.
Having played first violin in the Bos.
ten Symphony Orchestra tcr five
years. He is on his way home from
la trip TO Japan and China. Mr..
! Sharon is his cousin and they are
Itraveling companions Mir. Moss,
| guests included several who are PROM,
Iinent in the music world of Homo
| lulu. 4 supper was served ont of
ldeors. on small tables and III" grounds
Iaround MIR Moss studio beautifully
lighted with Japanese lanterns. After
| supper an impronptu program Was
enjoyed Mr. EiCheiam played several.
numbers in a very finished manner
/ Mr.. Moss and Mr.. EiCheiam favored
1.-The guests by Paying Caesar Franck
sonata. Mr.. Moss and, Prof. r Fl.
Idefer gave several numbers. They
were accompanied 6y Miss Pearl
Sutherland.
The guests enjoying Mr., Moss de-
EIightful evening we're Mr.. fichefam
/ and Mir. Sharon. the guests OF honor;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. Montague Cooke Mr.. and
| Mrs Clarence Cooke, Judge and Mrs.
Alexander Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs
| Rudolf Buchly, Mr. and Mrs. Am;
Ebrcse Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. VILE
/ lam d. Adams. Mrs. Gideon Van
| Poole, Mrs. Ernest Warehouse. Mrs.
| Ella Rodman Ayers. Madame Butler
j iss Pearl Sutherland, Miss Florence
Butler. Mr. William Levers, Mr..
Petition. Mr.. Robbins Anderson
Prof. f. II. IdeIer Mr, Herman Tuck
er and Mr.. NIuhlenberg.
LOCAL GIRLS IN A MOVIE" PLAY
About dozen of Honolulu's younger
4 ithers see them. They posed or
ithers sac them. They posed or.
rather swan and 'tennised' for the
movie man this week. The girls swan
in the Pleasanton hotel tank, Miss
Ruth Stacker, HawaiiS mermaid, do
| ing some special "stunts" in diving
and swimming A game of tennis was
next and as the pictures are to be
displayed at the Liberty in two weeks
time Honolulans will see some of the
icity's own daughters in the films at
close range. The girls who were
.smovied" are Miss Rachael Woods,
Miss lima Woods, Miss Ruth Stacker,
Miss Gerd lfIiorth, Miss Florence
White. Miss Miriam Stacker, Miss
Dorothy Walker, Miss May Walker,
4 Miss l.. Arnold, Miss Margaret Hawk,
Miss Dorothy Hawk and Miss Louise
Giryin. ..
)! MISS FLORENCE HOFFMAN GOES
E=.- =. AWAY
On Tuesday evening, before Miss
Florence Hoffman left Honolulu, a
company. of guests came for an infor-
NAL party. The floors were cleared
and an impromptu dance was enjoyed.
Those enjoying the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hooking, DR.. and Mrs.
F. E. Frotter, DIR. and Mrs. l.. E. Hoop
err, DR.. and Mrs F.. G. Minor, Mrs.
Augustus E. Murphy, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Martha McChesney,
Miss Thelma K. Murphy, Miss Marie
Ballentyne, Miss Helen G. Pratt, Miss
Grace Robertson, Miss Genevieve
Hooking, Mr.. Harry Hoffman. Mr.. Gus
tave Ballentyne, Mr.. E: ]. Bolts, Mr.
Arch Brown and others. 49,.
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II .~"..- CARD PARTY "...-. -
/ Miss Matilda Madsen entertained
with a charming card party Wednes-
day evening, those present being Mr..
and Mrs. John Ashley, Mr.. -Litt1ejohn,
Mr. Charlie Simpson, Miss Mildred
Chaplin, Mr.. Campbell, Crozier, Mrs.
Troyer "a visitor from Seattle), Miss
Sue Gregory, Mr. Oswald Steven,
Miss. Margaret Mccarthy, Mr.. Dewitt
Gibson, Miss Margaret Steven, Mr..
Robert Anderson, Miss Gertrude Lam
ger "a visitor from the mainland), Mr..
George Ashley, Miss Dagner Madsen,
MIR. Alan Podmcre, Miss Abbie Brom-
ley, Nj Albert Madsen, Mr. Harry
4 Parker, Miss Ena Madsen, Capt. and
Mrs. N. A. Madeen.
=.=a- ST.. 4 i = -
MISS FLORENCE HOFFMAN
/ HONORED ..* Z
The Young hotel was the setting
fora very pretty dinner on Monday
evening in honor of Miss Florence