Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-02-02
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or c. Baker, R. P. Schwerin, J. J. Ty,
man, John 4. McGregOr. N. c.
Schneider. James Rolpk, Ir.. William
II CroCker, Francis }. Carolan, Mar
g1ret e. Hill, Eohn COnant Lynch. d.
F.. +. FastCn d. J. MaCMasteT. W. W.
Wymore. Max SiOss. A!.Ce FrederiCks.
! Fila NJ Sexton, F. NJ. Bennett, Phillip
! Andrews, Lincoln Karmany, SOlon Ar:
mold. Barron T. Du EOis, Henry G.
Haines, Wallace Beethoff. Edwin J.
| Gillian. John NJ EEic0tt, Thomas S.
Phelps. Miss Susanne Patch.
Mrs. Thomas Dempsey was ap-
pointed chairman of the membership
! committee. assisted by Mrs. W. r,
! Parnell.
The reading Of what the Flag
! Means to the Navy, written by Com
mOdore Wolf, was one Of the distinC-
tive features Of this preparedness SEES
! sion. The next meeting will be held
at the call OF the regent
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Coast Society Women Will Take Part
ir the Pictures at the Revue des
Modes.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Beauty and
| qualities that must be milady's if she
is to take part IN the Revue des
Modes" to be given at Scottish Rite
| nall on the evenings Of March |. 2.
and for the benefit Of the French
wounded. The ukaSe has gone forth
| from the advisory committee, consist
! ing of MeSdames Charles TempletOn
! CTocker, George T. Cameron, Walter
! S Martin, G.. Frederick Kohl and
Augustus Taylor and surely one could
ask for no better judges of the artist
| il and the lovely. Already a number
of acceptances have been received,
those who have thus far signified
| their willingness to take part in the
| pictures of The latest Partisan modes
! being Mesdames Frederick McNear,
Jean Gallois, Leon BocQueraz, Edgar
Peixotto. Walter 5. Martin, c. Freder-
ick Kohl, Juanita Huse, Misses Ger
trude Hopkins, Phyllis de Young, Ma.
rita Rossi, Coralia Mejia, Leonore
Nj ella, Lloyd Meiere, Ruth Perkins.
| Katherine Redding and Helen Ham,
| ilton.
Society's benedicts and bachelors
will also have their part on the pro-
gram. Roy Folger will act as the
''compere" and Thornwell Mullally, in
the capacity of chairman of the floor
committee, has appointed a number
OF his friends to act as ushers and
purveyors of the program. George de
Long will be the stage manager.
A number of parties are being made
UP for the Revue" Some of the
hostesses will give dinners, while 9TH
ers will entertain at the supper dances
at the downtown hotels. Among those
who will entertain guests at the Re
vue" are: Mrs. William G. Irwin,
Messrs. =, and Mesdames George r.
Cameron, Joseph Sadoc Tobin, Frank
B. Anderson, Samuel knight, Herbert
Fleischhacker, Mortimer Fleischhack-
er. c. Frederick Kohl, Arthur Legal
let, Leon Bocqueraz and Charles Tenn
pleton Crocker
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Denver Visitors HospitabIe Hosts.
Denver hospitality was given a per-
| feet demonstration Tuesday evening
at the Country Club, when the Hon
Samuel Nicholson and Miss Nichol.
son and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Bonfils,
assisted by the Denver contingent"
entertained at a dinner and dance
complimentary to Honolulu in general
and friends they have made here in
particular. MIR. Nicholson was the
host Of the evening and the special
guests of honor were the governor,
4 Chief Justice and Mrs Robertson,
, Mayor and Mrs. Lane and Senator and
Mrs. c. F. Chillingworth. The table
was arranged in a squared circle
within the large dancing pavilion of
+ the club, the scheme being very at
traCtiye and facilitating the excellent
service. One of the best quintet clubs
of the city furnished Hawaiian music
for the dinner and the dancing.
Judge A. A. Wilder. as master OF
ceremonies. started the ball rolling
with a iovial reference to Mr.. Nichol-
son and Miss Nicholson. and then Mr..
Nicholson, as host, took charge of the
after-dinner program. After paying
some very happy compliments to the
people of Hawaii, Mr.. Nicholson call
ed on Governor Pinkham, Chief JUS
tice Robertson, Mayor Lane, Mr.. Bon
fills, Mr.. Harrington, Mr.. Fleming, Mr..
Thompson and Mr. Will McInerny,
with Judge Wilder closing the speech
making. The responses ranged all
the way from the golf links to the
past history of Hawaii and through
the whole ran the hearty expression
Of good will.
After the dinner dancing was en-
joyed to the unusual accompaniment
of the magnificent electrical display
that was going on in the heavens.
The Denver contingent is greatly
pleased with Honolulu and pledge
themselves to come frequently or as
often as is possible in future years.
Many of them are leaving for home
by this weeks Great Northern, but
MIR. Nicholson and his daughter, hav-
ing arrived little later than the oth-
ers, will remain for several weeks
more.
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Ceremonial Tea.
Madame Arita, wife of the Japanese
consul, with the assistance Of several