Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-13

! guests sat on the I!oOF IN u!u tEslc Tid
! waiian style
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs Wat
kins hospitality were Or and Mrs:
Dewey r. Powell. Mrs NO,ewair and
| Mr. NoteWair the honor guests: NJ.
and Mrs. $. :. Pa>scn. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Underwood. Mr., and Mrs EtJ
! ward TOwse, Nj. and Mrs II : Burn.
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Swift, Mr..
! and Mrs. Julius Unger. Mr. and Mrs.
Zeno X Myers. Mir and Mrs Otto
Bierbach. Mr. and Mrs i Butler. MIR.
and Mrs William Mckay, Mr. and Mrs
I John J. Belser. Dr.. and Mrs J. 5 Il
Pratt. Mrs. c. Bon. Miss Daisy Smith,
Mr. Irwin Spalding. Mr.. George SpaI3
ing and Major Mettler
DANCING ACADEMY OPENS
The formal opening OF Lu>itana hall,
NOW under management OF Madame
Lester. the local dancing instructor,
was held last evening at $50 o ClOck K.
| The dance was a complimentary affair
and was given in honor OF Madam"
Testers former pupils and their
friends The spacious ballroom was
fancifully decorated. and the broad,
cool lanais and tropical settings pre-
scented a beautiful picture. A large
crowd was present.
! Madame Lester and Charles Rams,
ford showed their latest importation.
The SAMMY" This new dance, "a
the name indicates, is another bit Of
I'evidence that even the terpsichOrean
! art is becoming influenced by the war.
| Danced to the tune Of lively patriot
ic march, The Sammy One-step was
a hit
Madame Testers new academy bids
| fair to become a most popular social
hall. The surroundings Of the place
are all that can be desired, and under
the clever management Of the dancing
/ teacher, the hall and grounds have
been put in the best Of condition
Madame Lester has long lease on
the property.
During the evening Lady Sen Mel
rendered a number of vocal selections
which were generously applauded and
tiny Thelma Howard gave an exhibit
ton of the "Highland Fling Madame
Lester has decided to hold these
dances every Tuesday evening.
! The following were guests: Capt.
! and Mrs. Edwards. Capt. and Mrs.
| Carr. Lieut. Tilley, DR.. Harry Delber,
Mr.. Birnie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Levy,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cooper, Lady Sen
Mel. Lieut.. Peetz, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Thurston, Mrs. Sallie Hume Douglas,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Marques, r. F.
| Clayton, Mrs. Dafety, Mr. and Mrs
Creed, Mr.. Chas. J. Schroeder, Miss
Doris Noble, Hazel MaXam, Miss Nc
Menamin, Geo. McCorriston, Oscar Nc
Corriston, Misses McCorriston, Miss
| Miss Lillian Fitzpatrick, Mr.. VIM. Patty,
Mrs Frank James, Miss JosephsOn,,
Mr.. Fred Lamb, Dr. and Mrs. Hope,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Barnhart, Mr.. H.
Auerbach, Miss G. Auerbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Basham,
Mr.. Joseph Winwick. Mr.. Metzner. Mr..
Hodgson, Mr. H. L. Kerr, Miss Evelyn
Scott, Henry Asch. Harry Dawson.
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Johnson, May Weir,
Miss Rae, Miss Smith, Demosthenes
Lycurgus, Mr.. Gill. Mrs. Jessie Rus
sell, Mr.. Searles, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Corrie, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. FullaWay,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor, R. l.. Boil
ton, Mr.. Lycurgus, Mr.. Detor Mr.. C.
E. King, Miss Rae, Mr.. and Mrs. Link
laten, Mr.. Finche, Miss Finche, Miss
Mayot Finke, Mr., McClain, Mr. VIM,
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. West, Miss
Sachs, Mr.. Cough; Miss Putnam, Mr..
Brier, Miss Pearl JosephsOn, Lieut..
Richie, Miss Craft.
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MRS. A. LEWIS TO ENTERTAIN
NEEDLEWORK GUILD
Mrs A. Lewis, Jr., has extended
an invitation to the section presidents
and directors of the Needlework
Guild of America in Honolulu to a tea
over which she will preside as hostess
next Friday afternoon at $50. Every
official is urged to come, as much of in
terest will be discussed and tentative
plans for the next years work will
be told of.
The work just completed has been
successful beyond their most ardent
expectations and the good done is be-
yond telling, for every garment was
sent where needed most and many
poor little boy and girl is wearing
better clothes then they ever hoped
to ever own. Next year without doubt
triple the amount will be collected
and it does not fall heavy On any pair
of shoulders To Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Love goes unbounded credit for their
splendid management of the undertak.
ing.
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A DAY IN MANOA VALLEY.
A day in Manoa was Mrs. Charles
Stillman's method of entertaining IL
few intimate friends last Tuesday.
Those enjoying the pleasure were
Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. William
Williamson, Mrs. Henry Gray, Mrs.
William Lymer, Mrs. F. A Schaefer,
Jr., Mrs. Reynold McGrew and Mrs.
Purviance, who is with Charlie Chap
lin, and an old friend of Mrs. Still
mans. A jolly day was had in sewing
and knitting.
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SOLDIERS GARDEN PARTY
With the patriotic motif predomin-
ant, ar1 the glad spirit OF hospitality
pervading the entire afternoons en-