Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
Outdoor Circle Opera Night.


The women of the Outdoor Circle,
and their cousins and their aunts, anu
the masculine relatives were all there.
1t surely was a happy fulfilment of
a happy thought for this body OF wo-
men to conceive the idea of an Out.
door Circle night. Every memOer
responded as they were expected TO,
and the result Is extremely gratifying
10 Madam de Folco and her talented
company Of singers, and the members
OF the circle.
The younger members Of the circle
acted as ushers and they certainly
were q pretty lot of girls In their moo.
fish evening gowns and delightful per-
sOnalities
Floral offerings were many and
beautiful. Il was a hibiscus" night
and the house was simply a hibiscus
garden, every one wearing a bloom
in honor Of the Outdoor Circle night
The method in handling tie gar
lands and flowers by the girls was so
marked an improvement over the reg
ular usher method that the comment
was that they would profit by last
nights lesson.
Many dinners were given before the
opera and q number of suppers given
at the rathskeller and Heinie's after
ward.
Mr.. Eugenio de Folco was in perfect
voice and one felt the JOY he felt In
singing TO such splendid house.
Madame Kristoffy was superb, and
as a whole each and every one was
excellent. Madame Kristoffy looked
particularly beautiful.
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Mrs.. salIle n. Douglas Hostess.
The Country Club was the setting
for one Of the largest card parties
this winter when Mrs. Douglas enter
tanned sixty-nine guests on Wednes-
day.
This party was given in honor of
Mrs. Horace w. Vaughan and her
daughter, Mrs s. B. Davis OF Las We
Gas. New Mexico
The players o ,@upied fifteen tables
and guests came for tea. The gifts
were boudoir cut glass water bottles
and water glass, one for the highest
score at each table. The honor
guests were given handsome Gala.
bashes
Mrs. Frank Bachelor assisted her
mother, Mrs. Douglas, in looking aft
er the comfort of their guests.
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4 Progressive Dinner Party.
On Monday evening a jolly crowd
Of SIX couples gave progressive din
ner party. The occasion was the cell
ebration Of the birthday of Capt. F.
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Navajo: also the 18th anniversary OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Jacobson, which |
fell on the following day.
The first course of fruit cocktail
and SOUP started ct the home of Mr.,
and Mrs B. f.. Lee. on Magazine
street Mrs. Lee used for her table
decorations red African daisies and
maiden-hair fern. using for lighting |
red and green candelabras, the
Mace cards being the same color.
After the first course the happy crowd
motored to Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Jacob.
sons, WaialAe road, Kaimuki, where
the entree was served. Mrs. Jacob
sons table was decorated to repre-
sent q wedding table, maiden-hair
ferns, white asters and white violets
being used, with a large wedding
bell hanging from the chandelier The
place cards corresponded. From the
Jacobson's the three autos made their
way to Beachwalk, where the meat
and vegetable course was served by
Capt. and Mrs. Meters. Mrs. Meters
used for her table decorations yellow
two large baskets
filled with these pretty flowers being 1
placed at each end of the table, each
being tied with large bow of yellow
tulle. The centerpiece was large
birthday cake frosted In yellow and
decorated with yellow candles to rep L
resent the age Of the captain. The
place cards we're yellow with very
verses on each. While
partaking of this course Mr.. Jacob
son made an appropriate speech in
Capt. Meters with very
pretty brass smoking set, gift from
the six couples.
The crowd then mptored to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Fiebig's home on Third
avenue, Kaimuki, where the salad was
served. Mrs. Fiebig's table was pref.
tily decorated In purple viotets and
asters and maiden-hair fern. The
place cards were purple and green.
The party then went to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely's home, Waialae road, Kali
muki. for the final course. dessert and
black coffee Mrs. Ely's table was
very prettily decorated in pink and
green. her place cares being in the
same color. Finishing this course the