Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07
MRS. ARTHUR B. INGALLS,
RECITAL,

MRS. ARTHUR B. INGALLS,
RECITAL
On Saturday, October IA, Mrs. Ar
thur B. ingalls, Is giving a violin re.
citaI at the Opera House, which will
be an unusual evening OF music Mrs,
Ingalls, needs no introduction 10
Honolulu audience, as she has innum-
cradle times given pleasure TO local
music lovers. The program Is an ex-
celIent one. Mr.. Frank Moss viii
give several piano selections and Miss
Clemence Clifford VIII furnish the vo-
cal numbers She possesses beau
tiful rich soprano which has been
heard seldom In Honolulu. The pat.
ronesses for the recital are. all
women interested In music. They are
Mrs. Ernest A. Ross, Mrs. Henry B.
Restarick, Mrs William L. Hopper,
Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mrs. E. L. s.
Gordon, Mrs. william d. Westervelt.
Mrs. Samuel l. Johnson, Mrs. Alexan-
der Gilchrist Halves. Mrs. Rudolf
Buchly. Mrs. Frederick A. Schaefer,
Mrs. Theodore Richards, Mrs. Ernest
A. Mott-Smith. Mrs. A. Lewis. Jr.,
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse, Mrs. Franz
Anterior, Mrs. Alfred L Castle an6
Mrs. Doremus Scudder.
Miss Ruth Anderson has charge OF
the ushers and will see to the seat
ing of the audience.
MRS. MARY MONROE HoNoRs
THE JAY GoULDS
Mrs. Mary Monroe was hostess on
Tuesday at a poi supper, honoring her
niece and nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. JAY
Gould. who left on wednesday after d
delightful four months stay amone
relatives and friends. The tables were
very lovely. decorated with sof.
green mountain fern. pink roses and
mink hibiscus. Male lels marked each
guest cover and added greatly to tile
beauty 81 the setting. After the poi
supper professional hula dancer
came and danced very gracefully. A
ouaintet OF Hawaiians furnished music
during the dining hour and for the
guests to dance by afterwards.
Mrs. Monroe,s guests were her;
mother Mrs. L Al. coney;. Mr.. and
Mrs. Law Gould, the guests of honor;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mrs,
Frenk. Woods, Mrs. Mary ReckieH.,
Mrs semi. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker.
:. M philin Levy. Mr.. William Coney.
NJ Wnlcolm Coney, Mr.. Ernest Par
Yer Mr. Charles Fklk, Mr.. Walter Dill
ingham, Mr. james Spalding, Mayor
Tohn Lane. Nj. Cyril Damon and MI.
Richard Iyers.
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A aNO HOSTESS" LUNCHEON
a io;iy crowd OF women-without
any particular hostess--had swim
and lunch at the popular 0utrigger
Club ON Tuesday Of this week the
friends All arrived early in the day
and had their swim, then basket
lunch was served under the great
han trees that grow so luxuriantly al
Waikili The friends enjoying this
Informal marty were Mrs, w B.
Cochran. Madame Cochran, Mrs. Will
tam nashiell. Mrs. Alfred M. Hunter.
Mrs Jack Hayes, Mrs James Gal.
lorIy. Mrs. Arthur +. Dalton. Mrs.
George M. Halioran, Mrs. Charles ;.
Nigh Mrs. John S. Sullivan and Mrs.
claire r. Bennett.
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THE JAY1GoULDS DEPART
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Could and their
two daughters, Eleanor and Ann. left
on Wednesdays steamer after long
visit with Mrs. Gouid's relatives.
: They thoroughly enjoyed themselves
while here and were great social
fayorites. Both are ardent boosters
here IN MAY Of next year. They will
live at WAIKIKI. where they have ne.
gotiated for the lease Of house.
The outdoor life here appealed
: stronRlv 10 them for they are people