Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

the kindergarten benefit A dress re-
hearsal was held after supper The
results were most encouraging 1t
surely will be worth the time and the
trouble il has been to those who
have arranged and are taking part in
the two performances next week. Too
much cannot be said in praise of Mr..
l.. Y. Correthers. Thursday evening
the friends attending the performance
are invited to buy their refreshments
after the entertainment in the large
tent that has been erected for that
purpose next to the Opera House
The tickets have gone with a
bang" and full house will greet each
performance
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Mrs. c. F. Schmutzlers Gard
Afternoon.
Mrs. c. F. Sehmutzler was hostess
at four-table bridge party on Friday
afternoon Of this week. Mrs. William
Munter scored highest and the gift
prize was a nest of Canton tea jars.
Mrs. Renton Hind was given the sec
ond gift. which was flower vase in
the brown basket weave The cut gift
was given to Mrs. Kenneth Barnes
and was tea caddy The house was
decorated in basket of ferns and
cannas, which flower is now at its
best. Mrs. Schmutzler guests were
Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, Mrs. Edward
Dekum, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs. Rem
ton Hind, Mrs. F. B. Barnes, Miss
Ehrhorn, Miss Katherine Woodford,
Mrs. ~. F. rowland, Mrs. Antonio
Perry, Mrs. F. Z. Blake, Mrs. William
Munter. Mrs. l. Edgar Robinson, Mrs.
James H. Brewer. Mrs. Donald Ross
and Mrs. Charles r. Frazier
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The Demetrio Cello Recital.
Honolulu people are looking forward
with much pleasure to the cello reel.
tai to be given tonight in Charles r.
Bishop hall, Punahou, by Mr.. J. Deme-
trio, the 'cellist, who came here with
the De Folco Opera Company. Mr.
Demetrio is real artist, and it is
great privilege to hear him in reci-
tai. He has played in several priv
ate homes in the past two weeks and
with great success. He is to be &C.
companied by Mrs L. Tenney Peck, |
with whose artistic work all Honolu.
lans are familiar. 1t is earnestly hoped |
that full house will greet this mas
ter of the cello, whose work is so !
highly praised by those whose must |
cal ability makes them authoritative |
Judges. Tickets will be on sale at the
door. -. .:. m =;
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Miss Abbie Lucas a Kitchen
Shower Hostess.
Saturday afternoon Miss Abbie Luz
cas- was hostess at q kitchen shower
in honor Of Miss Virginia Mccarthy,
who is to be married later on in the
year. The shower was very daintily |
The table center was orna-
mented with basket filled with the |
pastel shades of African daisies and
. large maline bow In the same snaues
tied the basket handle. Blossoms were
scattered over the table; suspended
from tie ceiling was pale-tinted Jap
anese open parasol; at the end of each
parasol rib useful kitchen article I
was tied with a bow of dainty maline
and few blooms of daisies. A jolly
time was enjoyed and all showered
good wishes on the bride-to-be. Miss
Lucas guests were Miss Virginia Nc
Carthy, the guest of honor; Miss Eva
McCorriston, Miss Matilda Madsen,
Miss Louise Ligntfoot, Miss Florence
Davis, Miss Marian Lightfoot, Miss
Lillian Fennell, Miss Margaret Nc
carthy and Miss Violet Lucas.
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Reception for Or. and Mrs.
Dorernus Scudder.
Delightful in all its appointments,
very largely attended, and a success
both socially and artistically, was the
reception which the Women's Society
If Central Union church gave Thurs
lay evening in the church parlors in
to DR.. and Mrs. Doremus
Scudder. The rooms had been decor
tied to resemble a tropical garden, and
t is a notable fact that the scores of
,alms, ferns and wonderfully colored
;rotons used all belong to the church
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