Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

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T.. DANCE HOSTESS.
Tuesday evening Miss Amy Water
house invited the members OF her
class for dance at Kinau Hale, Wal.
kiki. The house was arustically dec.
Grated with palms and old-fashioned
flowers. ..: -,
Miss Amy's guests were Miss Laura
Pratt, Miss Kealoha Warehouse, Miss
F, G. Mann, Miss Aileen Stanley, Miss
Alice Schultz, Miss Pratt, Mrs. Cath.
crime Elstou, Miss Janet Kilbourne,
Miss Thelma McQuaid, Miss Gerd
Hort, Ernest Grey. Desmond Stanley.
Edwin Benner, Dudley Pratt, Buster
Brown, Lorrin Andrews, Jr.. H.. Ey-
man. Mortimer Lydgate and Jack
Cooper
Dir. AND MRS. WALLACE R. FAR.
RINGToNs SATURDAY
- 49,. DINNER. L.. r
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Il. Harrington very in.
formally entertained for Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Allen.
Mrs. Jessica Pascoe, Miss Dorothy
Allen. Miss Ruth Harrington and Miss
Frances Harrington. 49, ...@..
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INTERESTING WEDDING NEXT
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DIR. George A. Brady, who has made
his home I'm Honolulu = for several
years, win we'd Miss Hazel Benson of
Kentucky on Tuesday afternoon of
next week. MISS Benson, a lovely
Southern girl, arrived on the Matsonia
this week, accompanied by Dr.. A. C.
Braly, brother of the groorn-to-be.
The wedding win take place at 8
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mr. .and- Mrs. G. II. Klaegel,
Alexander street The Rev. A. A. Eb-,
ersole will officiate. = -. -. z q
Miss Benson. who is the daughter of
Mrs. V. III. tBehne of jacksonville,
Ky.5 is guest at the home of DIT.
Braiy's brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Furer.
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REV. AND MRS. D. D. WALLACE
r COMPLIMENTED. =. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Baird are en- !
tertaining this evening at an informal
dinner in honor of Rev. and Mrs. ID. D. |
Wallace of Kealek6Kua, Hawaii, who |
are the Bairds' house guests. The |
table is to be simply yet exqulsitely |
done. Mrs. Baird's tables are always |
very pretty. The guests are to be |
Rev. and Mrs. d. D. Wallace, Mr. and |
Mrs. II. Gooding Field. Miss Parke,
Mrs. BeFnice Walbridge, Nrs. {. K.
Portland. Mr.. Will Parhe and Mr.. Guy
Buttolph.
MRS. HAMILTON P. AGES TNFOR.
...... NAL TEA. ....
Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. P. Agee
invited small company of friends in
or comfy cup of tea" Bowls of
spring flowers made the rooms at.
ractlre and very pleasant afternoon
vas enjoyed by Mrs. Agee's guests,
Who were Mrs. Carl Allen, Mrs. Ray
u. Allen, Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Mrs.
Hugh Hairston, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
Ayers, Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Miss
Butler, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Ruth
and Miss Ruth Soper. Il
Mss EDITH WILLIAMS HAWAIIAN
...... CLUB HOSTESS.
Last Saturday Miss Edith Williams
vas hostess for the Hawaiian Club,
# which she Is an active member
This club of young island women is
most creditable. It was formed with
he idea of studying the myths, leg
nds and characteristics of the Ha,
Taiian race. Old Hawaiian music is
tudied and the members entertain
heir guests on occasions such as Sat
Irday
Miss Lucy Peabody, Mrs. Emma
Iakuina and Mrs. Edgar Henriques
orrect the written papers in the
tudy of Hawaiian history, folklore
nd myths. Last Saturday was the |
Irst open meeting Of this interesting |
Tub and from the applause it was
vident that the afternoon was vaiI.
BILE. Queen Liliuokalani graced the
leeting with her presence and as the
ifterent papers were read the queen
pplauded generously.
A splendid paper was one read by
[rs. Sakuina, who is one of Hawaii's
lost scholarly and gracious women.
[iss Henrietta Smith also read An r
xcellent paper, a myth on the power =,
the Great Shark God Several =,
loruses were sung by Mrs. A. G. NJ. :,
obertson, Miss Siby1 Robertson, Miss -
race Robertson, Mrs. James Lewis.
ISIS Agnes Buchanan and Miss Hen
eta Smith. Hawaiian refreshments
ere served. Coconut milk was the G
elicious beverage. Judge and Mrs. \
. W. Morrow of San Francisco were \,
terested guests. the queen chatting h.
Id explaining much to the visitors. | n
q excellent hula was danced by one h,
ho was very clever and very grace fe
i. She danced accompanied by one h;
the very few remaining gourd play Ii
8; he, poor, toothless old chap,
seping perfect time BY simply tap. r
ng on his gourd with different parts tie
his hand and chanting all the while. p
E was aged, but II was astonishing