Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-26
Fashion Show al San Francisco.

fashion snow al San FRANCISCO.
The Revue des Nodes" 10 be Civ.
en- at Scottish Rite Hall on the even,
/ ings OF Monday, Tuesday and We'd
/ ncsday, March ]. 2 and 8, for the bene.
! fit Of the French wounded, promises
/ TO strike a new note in entertain.
I ments The committee in charge OF
the revue" consisting Of Mesdames
! Walter s Martin. Charles Temple
! ton Croker, George T, Cameron, G.
Frederick Kohl and Augustus Taylor
is determined to create notable
fashion show, one that will begin a
new era in smart philanthropic events.
! The costumes will be furnished by
San Francisco's most exclusive firms,
which have hitherto refused to appear
in fashion shows The gowns, hats.
furs. Jewels and other paraphernalia
of milady's wardrobe are being de-
signed in London and Paris. especial
ly for this occasion The models will
be society maids and matrons, with
! the exception of the matinee intime,
when the frills and fancies will be
displayed by professional models for
! the exclusive gaze of milady. The
| revue" will be put on in the same
manner as in the French revues in
| Paris. A compere, personified by one
of San Francisco's talented bachelors,
will introduce each number with qulp
and Jest. the lines Of the skit being
written by well known librettist or
+, the Bohemian Club The costumes
/ will be introduced by living pictures.
San Francisco News Letter.
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California Activities.
With the unusually brilliant festivl-
ties of the holiday season past, society
this mast week has been settling down
! in California, possibly to make ready
for a burst Of splendor for the days
before Lent. although, of late years, 1t
must be conceded that the penitential
season no longer stops the gaiety,
only changing its appearance to the
smaller, more intimate gatherings,
which, after all, bring a pleasure all
their own as relief after the con-
vention and restriction of the formal
affairs. ..
However, so far, nothing very large
nor brilliant, except the assem-
bly, bal masque, which took place
January 81. On the night OF
January g. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Ander-
son, who we're here on an extended
visit, out are now visiting in Sacra-
mento, entertained a dozen guests at
dinner, who were hidden as farewell
courtesy for Mr.. and Mrs. David S.
Wasserman, who left Sacramento re-
Gently for trip to the East, on which
they will be gone for. month or so.
soh 1o nv orad O
special feature was, the place cards,
which were local views, which the
hostess gathered on recent visit
here.
kindergartners to Give Entertainment.
On the afternoon of February 10
and the evening of February "a, the
ladies of the Free kindergarten and
Children's Aid Association will give
an entertainment in three parts at the
Opera House. Decision to participate
in the Carnival was reached at the
last meeting of the organization.
First of the three events will be
short play under the direction of Will
liam Levers, whose ability in work
of this sort has already been de-
mcnstrated to Honolulu audiences.
Following the play there will be
series of songs and dances under the
direction of Madame Foret
Third on the entertainment, is a
Peacock Ballet in charge of Mrs. F. M.
Swanzy, Miss Betty Case and l..
Young Correthers.
Refreshments will be served in the
vacant lot adjoining the Opera House,
Mrs Zeno X. Myers being in charge
of this part of the entertainment.
Mrs. David Oleson has charge of cos
tunes and Mrs. ]. d. Guard of pro-
grams and ushers.
Moniz-Souza.
Miss Mary T.. Souza. formerly OF
Honolulu, became the bride of Joaquin
Meniz of Sacramento on the night of
January Is, with Rev. Father Azevedo
officiating. The ceremony was per. |
formed in the ST. Elizabeth's church. |
The BRIDE was very attractive in
smart travelling costume of blue velvet |
with a hat to match. She was attend. |
ed by Miss Merces Moniz. Manuel |
Moniz acted as best man for the |
groom.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Moniz departed for San Francisco,
where they will spend their honey
moon They will return to Sacra-
mento to reside and will be at home |
with their friends Sacramento Union |
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Mrs. J. c. Mccandless Complimented. |
In honor of Mrs. James McCandless |
Marian Rodolphl Mrs. George Ham
mer gave prettily appointed tea at |
the Claremont Country Club on Thurs
day afternoon, extending her hospital
ity to % friends. The affair was
somewhat in the nature of farewell |
compliment, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc |
Candless are leaving next week for |
San Francisco where they have taken |
the attractive home of the formers |
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
McCandless, for the next three /