Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
MRS. HOSTE Mex. HARRISON A
TEA HOSTESS

one OF the largest teas given In a long
while, over which Mrs. Hoste NICK.
Harrison presided as hostess. The
large rooms and lanais were made like
unto a florist shop, so many and so
exquisite were the blooms-an the
gifts Of friends. The refreshments
were served in the house and the
guests visited and chatted on the lawn
with coconut and kiawe trees to
shade them.
In the dining room Mrs. c. R. Hem
enway and Mrs. c. G. Bockus poured
coffee and tea, while on the lanai Mrs.
]. O. Young and Mrs. Herbert Mist
performed the same pleasant task
The ladies assisting Mrs. Harrison
to receive the guests and bid them
welcome were Mrs Andrew Hero, Jr-
Mrs. Edwin Farmer, the honor
quests. Mrs Gerrit P. Wilder, Mrs.
Joseph S. Emerson, Mrs. William Ault,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Margaret
Harrison, Miss Chapman, Miss Lee,
Miss Harriet Young and Miss Helen
Center.
The guests hidden by Mrs Harrison
we're Mrs. c. r. Hemenway, Mrs. J. 0.
Young, Miss Hempsted. Miss Harriet
Young, Mrs. Herbert Mist, Miss Edith
Mist, Miss NJ. Cooke, Mrs. 9. Wilder,
Mrs. w. Ault, Mrs. E. D. Kilbourne,
Mrs. Judd, Mrs Mccall, Miss Hewling,
Mrs. c. A. Peacock, Miss Peacock,
Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Butler, Miss Florence
Butler, Mrs. E. R. Ayers, Miss Stevens.
Mrs. F. s. Strong, Miss Raymond,
Mrs. A. NJ. NOVEL;, Mrs. w. D. Wester-
welt, Mrs C. G. Bockus, Mrs. G. F.
Clemens, Mrs Spencer, Mrs. r. w.
Anderson, Miss r. Anderson, Miss
Parke, Miss Annie Parke, Mrs. Wal
bridge, Mrs H. Won Holt, Miss M. Won
Holt, Miss Won Holt, Mrs. II. B. Res
tarick, Sister Beat ice, Sister Alder
tina, Miss Madison, Miss Savage, Miss
Van Deevlin, Mrs. A. Lindsay, Miss
Jacket, Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Mrs.
Stetson, Mrs. W. H. Soper, Mrs. ]. H.
Soper,. Miss Josephine Soper, Miss
Blanche Soper, Mrs. George Castle,
Mrs Arthur Smith, Miss Lee, Mrs.
Folsom, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. Modem,
Mrs. Mahan Beall, Lady Heron, Mrs.
Locke, Mrs. L. T. Peck, Mrs. D. Center,
Mrs. v. Thompson, Mrs. w. Wall, Mrs.
Morgan, Miss Morgan, Mrs. Willy, Mrs.
Jack Hayes, Mrs. A. Berg, Mrs. l. Cox,
Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Mrs. Harold Castle,
Mrs. A. A. Young, Misses Gillet, Mrs.
w. w. Hall, Miss Hall, Miss Ander.
son, Mrs. Pentland,- Miss Schaefer, |
Mrs. Love, Miss Frances Smith, Mrs. |
Z. Warehouse, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, |
Miss Drummond, Mrs. J. S. Emerson,
Mrs. John Guild, Miss Guild, Mrs. HUI |
bert Wood, Mrs. Hayselden, Mrs. w.
c. Hobby, Mrs. Ballentyne, Mrs. Wake
field, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. A. F. Jack.
son, Mrs. Lees, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. w.
E. Taylor, Mrs. Kopke, Mrs. Agnes |
Judd, Miss Judd, Mrs. Dekum, Miss |
Lucas, Mrs. A. B. Ingalls,, Mrs. A. Kel- |
Ter, Mrs. L, G. Blaekman, Mrs. F. F. |
Hedemann, Mrs. +. Potter, Mrs. g. !
Potter, Mrs Bradley, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. |
w. H. Baird, Mrs. r. McGrew, Mrs. J,
L. Cockburn, Mrs. Alice Brown, Miss |
Nexsen, Mrs. Pierre Jones, Mrs. j. N. |
s. Williams, Mrs. w. r. Castle, Miss |
Castle, Mrs. Kinney, Miss Kinney,
Mrs. r. Lange, Mrs. c. M. v. Forster, |
Mrs. Houston, Mrs. e. l. Spalding, |
Mrs. Howard Bode, Mrs. Frear, Mrs. |
Schaefer, Mrs. r. Elgin, Miss Ward, |
Miss Lucy Ward, Mrs w. King, Mrs. |
T. King, Mrs. Kimball, Miss -Kimball, |
Mrs. A. w. T. Bottomley, Mrs Goodale, |
Mrs Buchly, Miss Adams, Miss Tag |
CART, Mrs. Jas. Steiner, Miss Chipiere,
Mrs William Stanley, Miss Anna Dan
ford, Mrs. e. L. Gordon and others.
FORMATION OF An ARTISTS
ASSOCIATION
Among the many activities going On
In Honolulu there is one that will
blossom out in concrete. form next
week, and no longer hide its hitherto
bashful head In the, background.
There is much artistic talent in Homo
lulu indeed and much lies latent,
owing to the natural reticence Of real
artist A movement is on the
taps" for a concentrated effort to
bring the artists together who are in
Honolulu, and to form an association
which will make for esprit de corps"
its effects on the social side Of life
in Honolulu is sure to be felt.
a. 1t is proposed that art in all its
forms will be exhibited. Painters,
sculptors, etchers, black and white
artists, ETC., will belong to it.
Honolulu has grown so much that
the formation Of an art association
now ought to be a natural and easy
thing. and it would fill out the life
on Honolulu, which already has Its
Morning Music Club, and its Foot
lights" to bring out the histrionic
talent OF the community, Our public
spirited citizen, Mr.. Alexander Hume
Ford, has arranged the Pan.Pacific
building as an art gallery, so that It
may be a fitting place to hold the
exhibites Of the art association. The
opening night will be on Friday, the
first Of June, and ii will keep open
for a fortnight, and will be free to
all visitors. There will be two at
PENDANTS in charge.
MRS. J. E. cH1NEY A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
The Moana Hotel was the setting
for a charming and beautiful lunch
con on Friday Of this week, over
which Mrs. James E. CLANCY presided
as hostess. This pretty affair was
given to honor Mrs, Conger Pratt. The