Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11

il excellent and viii do full Justice to
her part "a she has always done. Siiss
Hazel Kellogg is. very pleasantly re-
called In Little Lord Fauntleroy, while
Mrs. Alfred Castle is acknowledged as
one Of the very clever amateurs in
Honolulu Or the men. they are all
excellent Mr. Pettijohn does his
work well While it Is serious. yet
there is q Vein OF humor that is pleas
Ing. Watson Bailentyne has an aycel,
lent part With the cleverest lines in
the play his. Mr. A. II. Novel; is :ery
good indeed Mr.. c. VI. Y. Forster
keeps everyone amused, Mr.. Harry
Lucas viii do the character work and
as for the past year he has been study.
ing play writing at Yale one may
knew the excellence Of his work The
Play is to be al Bishop hall, Punahou,
on November - ..- T..
Between acts Miss Pearl Suther-
land and Prof. F. ri. Ideler will rem
der musical selections on the piano
and violin. Mrs Fred Ohrt and Mr..
William Levers have charge OF the
stage Mrs. George Waterhouse and
Miss Hilda ron Holt have the scenery,
while Mrs A W. T. Bottomley and
Mrs. f. White Sutton have the props,
in hand Mrs. William A. Love has
charge Of the publicity. ..z...
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MISS MARIE BALLENTYNE'S
BRIDGE ">~a 49,.
Bridge and 500 kept Miss Marie Bal
-lentyne's guests very happy and busy
on Monday afternoon After several
spirited games were played it was
found that for bridge Miss Bernice
Halstead had scored highest and she
was given novelty powder puff as
the trophy. Miss Geraldine Berg scor-
ed highest in 500 and she also got a
powder puff. Mrs. Ralph Clark was
given the consolation, an appointment
book. To the guest Of honor for
whom the party was given. Miss Hell
EN- Kitchin, an index receipt book was
the gift offered, being most appro-
pirate, as Miss Kitchin was a bride
OF the week Miss Ballentyne's guests
were Miss Helen Kitchin, the guest
of honor; Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss
Sara Lucas, Mrs Annette Matthews,
Miss Rosie Herbert, Mrs. Percy Not.
tage. Miss Martha McChesney, Miss
Letitia Morgan, Miss Bernice Hal.
stead, Miss Carolyn Raymond, Mrs.
Catherine Raymond, Miss Merle
Hama, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss Dor
othy Guild, Miss Hazel auckland,
Miss Margaret Gray, Miss Violet
Atherton and Miss Maud Ballentyne
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GUEST At A SHOWER ."....
Miss Hazel Buckland was the guest
of honor on Friday afternoon when
Miss Ruth and Miss Martha McChes-
ney entertained in her honor. The
rooms were very attractive with all
the shades of pink hibiscus and lace
ferns, and palms lent cooling touch
Of green. The party took the form of
a miscellaneous shower" which was
4 complete surprise to the guest of
honor and bride,to-be. She was show
cred with household necessities The
guests were Miss Hazel auckland, the
,uest of honor; Miss Vivian auckland,
Hiss Rosie Herbert, Miss Vera Hen
ihaw, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Marie Ballentyne, Miss Myrtle Schu-
nan, Miss Dorothy Harker, Miss Doro-
by Guild, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Merle Hama, Miss |
darion Chaplin, Miss Thelma X. Muir.
Thy. Miss Helen G. Pratt, Mrs. Reyn- |
I'D B. McGrew, Mrs. NJ. Austin, Mrs.
Howard Bode, Mrs. William b. Lymer,
r. ~ ~ n
drs. Norma Adams, Mrs. Arnett Ma
hews, Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, Mrs Doug
ass Greene and Mrs. Ralph Clark.
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iR. GEORGE AHLDORN A DINNER
HOST
Mr.. George Ahlborn was a dinner |
lost on Wednesday evening when he
a company of guests at
he CORTLAND hotel. The table was /
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