Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
MRS. JACK GUARD HoNORS MRS.
NORMA ADAMS

! MRS. JACK GUARD HONORS MRS.
NORMA ADAMS
Fer the past month almost all OF
/ the afternoon parties Of the younger
set have peen in honor OF one or an
other of the seasons brides-elect.
Most lands choose June for their
brides, but Hawaii this year has Sc
lected the very late autumn or early
winter for weddings.
Mrs. Jack Guard invited dozen
friends for Wednesday afternoon to
sew, at party honoring Mrs. Norma
Adams, soon to be welded The
guests were told to bring their thin
bles and on arriving each was given
table npkin to hem. When the
afternoon was over the bride-elect was
presented with the finished dozen.
Mrs. Guards guests were Mrs
Adams, for whom the party was given,
Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss
Martha McChesney. Miss Letitia Nor
gan, Miss Ramona Morgan, Mrs. How
ard Bede, Mrs. George Braly, Mrs.
Stanley Mckenzie, Mrs. Ned I4oomis.
and Mrs. Cyril Hposs
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= SONG RECITAL OF NOTE
A song recital which attracting
much interest is that to be given at
the home OF Rev. and Mrs. w. D..
Westeryelt, WAIKIKI, on the evening
of Tuesday, December 5, featuring the
Spanish operate basse-baritone, Sig
nor Joaquin S. Wanrell, assisted by
a group of Honolulu's talented anna
teurs. ~.
Those assisting will be Mrs. Harold
L. Lyon, meZZo soprano; Mrs. Riley
H. Allen, eoloratura soprano; Mrs.
Louise Churchill Rogers, soprano;
Mrs Edith George, mezZo soprano;
Mr. Clarence Waterman, baritone, and
Mrs Bernice Steven, at the piano.
Among the fine numbers which
Prof Wanrell will sing are Salvador
Rosa" the well-known Italian number,
by the Brazilian, Gomez, and Don
Carlo" (Verdi). The closing number
on the program will be the "Rigo-
letto" duet, for bass and soprano, by
Mr.. Wanrell and and Mrs. Allen.
A large number of Honolulu's lovers
of music are patronesses for the af-
fair. @.s ~.
The patronesses are. Mrs. E. A. r..
Ross, Mrs r. G. 6therton, Mrs. A. G.
NJ. Robertson. Mrs. Elizabeth Mack
ALL Mrs. Clarke CPlinahou, Mrs. J. ?.
Erdman, Mrs. VIM. Whitney, Mrs. ".
II. Ketchum, Mrs. A. B. Ingalls,, Mrs.
F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs.
J. d. Dougherty, Mrs. Raymond
Brown, Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. w. Will
hanson, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. G. P.
Castle, Mrs. B. L. Marx, Miss Ermine
Cross, Mrs. Henry Bicknell, Mrs. w.
B. Cochran, Mrs. Sara Newcomb. Mrs.
Mary Low, Mrs. A. da C. Pessoa.
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MRS. EDWARD DEKUM'S AND MRS.
LOUISE LUCAS BRIDGE TEA.
Mrs. Edward Dekum and Miss Louise
Lucas were joint hostesses on Friday
afternoon at the first of series OF
bridge teas they are going TO give
this winter The rooms we're gay with
brilliant ixorias and hanging baskets.
After several exciting rubbers, minia-
ture statutettes were given those scor.
ing highest. -,..
NC 6uCoIo WI
brilliant ixoras and hanging baskets.
Donald Ross, Mrs. E. J. Trenfield.
Mrs. Charles Crane, Miss Haynes,
Mrs. Kirk Porter, Mrs. Matthew Ora
ham, Miss Maud Jordan. Miss Victo-
ria Jordan, Mrs. Harold Hayselden,
Mrs Magruder G. Maury, Mrs. Arthur
G. Hodgins, Miss Ehrhorn, Mrs. A. S.
Cunningham, Mrs. Cohen, Miss Cath
crime Woodford, Miss Beyfuss. Mrs.
Frank Bachelor and Mrs. Sallie Hume
Douglas. .:..< >..... '.-..c. .....:.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WE'D
DING 49,. -... -.
On Wednesday evening of next week
will occur the wedding of Miss Grace
Robertson and Mr.. Harry Hoffman.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the brides father, Mr.. George
Robertson, and will be small home
affair. Miss Sybil Robertson will be
her sisters maid of honor, and Mr..
Walter Rycroft will support Mr.. Hoft-
man. A reception will follow the
marriage ceremony, to which intimate
friends and relatives have been bid
den. wv. ..." g..