Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18

noux, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. X. E.
Barnes, Mrs. Malcolm p. Andruss of
Kamehameha. and Mrs. Clifford Jones,
also of Kamehanleha
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Outdoor Circle Activities.
The Outdoor Circle this week gave
away hundreds. or packages Of seeds
to the various public schools in Homo.
lulu. Delegate Kuhio sent the Circle
a large amount OF seed and these have
all been given to the children OF the
schools to plant IN the school yards
and at their homes
There we're not nearly enough seeds
to 20 around. No doubt Prince Kuhio
will see that the circle gets all the
seeds necessary for the large amount
of work they are doing, the seeds be-
Ing secured through his Thanking priv
ilege. ''. s -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chopin A. Days Dinner
MIR. and Mrs. Chaplin A. Day enter
tanned at the Country Club on Tues.
day night in honor of their son and
his wife, who have just come 10 Homo
lulu for visit. Covers were laid
for 10 guests. q N
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Mrs. Jack 1ayes' Afternoon Bridge.
Mrs. Jack Hayes entertained this
week at a most charming bridge par
ty in honor of Mrs. Ernest Bertrand
Gose, who is to leave Honolulu on
the next transport. The house was
nest charmingiy DECORATED yellow
being the color used ililrOughoWt the
house. The center OF the serving
table held a handsome brass basket
filled with golden eoreopsis, while the
candles were shaded in the same tone.
Mrs. Hayes is very charming wo-
imam, who has endeared herself TO all
who have come in contact with her,
she has such pleasing manner and
delightful personality. The gifts for
| each table were very handsome, being
great bath towels with exquisite hand
/ lace on the edges and with each tow
Lei was dainty wash cloth. The. for
tlnate winners were Mrs. Strong, Mrs
/ Phisterer, Mrs. Abraham End Mrs. Ra-
gan. and to the guest OF honOL Mrs.
EGcse, was given q handsome silk bag
with half dozen dHinty hand en-
lhroisioE6d 4kerehief $500
Mrs. Hayes guests were Mrs. Er1f.
est Bertrand Gose, fhe huror guest;
Mrs. John p. Wiser, Mrs. F. 8:
Strong, HRS D. l. Howeila Mrs. G..
ivan Poole, Mrs Frederick Phfsterer,
! Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson, Mrs. c. s.
Lincoln. Mrs. Black, Mrs W., B. Coch-
| ran, Mrs. Charles A. Ragan, Mrs. c.
r. Abraham, Mrs. C.. o. Martin, Mrs.
ii. j. Lenihan, Mrs. T. j. Camp, Mrs.
w. p. Kendall, Miss NcGue, Mrs. u.
B. Houston; Mrs. Dyer,e Mrs. Sofiey,
Mrs. Edgar Russell, Mrs. Chalmers @.
Hall, Mrs. III. L. Hawthorne, Mrs. Rob
ert Raymond, Mrs. George Bailey and
Mrs. Walter Pridgeon. +.
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Mrs. Belle 1ucklin's Musicale. -
On Tuesday evening Of this week
Mrs. Bell Bucklin entertained at her
Kaalawai home In honor Of Mr..
CORTLAND Palmer Of New York, who
is here on his way to the Orient. 1t
vas an evening long to be remem-
bered by the guests invited. Mr.. Pal
mer is Q talented pianist and charmed
his listeners. Mrs. Bucklin is .
woman of great charm and her home
is the center of genuine hospitality
and kindness. During the residence
4 OF Mrs. Bucklin and her aunt, Mrs.
| Saylor, IN Honolulu they have made
many friends. The home on Tuesday
evening was very pretty. Golden
coreopsis was very generally used
throughout the house. H. - ~
/. Mrs. Bucklin's guests were Prince
and Princess Ka1anianiole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ghillingworth, Governor
Pinkham, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Whan, Mr.. Fred
Hayseiden, Col. Samuel Parker, Mr..
Earnest Parker, Mr.. R,A. Palmer, Mr..
M. Sherwood, Miss NEE Vile, Miss
Sara Lncas. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas
Land Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane.
During the evening q Hawaiian quin.
tet sang exquisitely the old melodies
OF Hawaii and two very clever hula
girls danced the hula kui. The music
/ for the hula was played on gourd
tomtom. II was an altogether de.
lightful evening. .~.- r..
Mrs. Ed. kiibourne's Dinner.
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tors eff Honolulu we're dining DR..
Charles H. Mayo, Mrs. E. D. Kill
bourne very ably cared for the ladies
of the party by having them as her
guests for the evening. They dined
at the University Club. afterwards
going to see moving pictures, then to
the hotel to await their husbands, and
then all proceeded to the beach,
where the guests were shown the Ha-
waifan hula dance. Needless to say
all were pleased with the grace OF
the dancers, the weird music; the
moon flooding the dance lanai aud the
waters tapping the beach edge, max
ling wonderful impression and a
memory that will remain.
Mrs. Kilbourne's guests at the Uni
versity Club were Mrs. Mayo. Mrs.
Gales Of Los Angeles, Mrs. Clayton,
Mrs Olceso and Mrs. Curtner. ST."
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Miss Harriet Hatch's Swimming Party.
/ Miss Harriet Hatch was hostess at a