Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-22

JOyaDIe PERT OF the program one even
ing. A group of tiny Chinese chill
dren in gay tunics and trousers sang
some very fetching little songs, while
a clown dance by some of the young
Kawaiahao girls was much appreciat-
ed. Some Of the soldier guests also
assisted with singing or violin num-
bers and the Army Glee club led the
singing Of lover There" one evening.
Several of the men attended each of
the four evenings, saying that moth
ing they had attended in Honolulu
bad given them so much pleasure.
Friday afternoon the rooms were
Used for the Christmas party of the
Sunbeam class. each group of little
children with their teacher sitting at
a small round table covered with flow
ers and toys and Christmas decora-
tions, while a gorgeous little Christ
mas tree arose from the center of
each. Nine. Ellen Beach Yaw, who
was a guest at this children's enter
tainment, delighted the little ones by
hiding behind the Z great Christmas
tree in the corner and singing her
famous .Skylark song, which is her
own competition. Friday[zthe great
Yuletide tree did duty for the Sunday
school children of the Urinary and
intermediate departn1ents when %
charming Christmas [I<r' T@1
given, and a large numb5l ~ o'ff0
were seeetveasfor he poor. eacn : Lid
attending living Up = &c % rule
thai 1T IS more blessed to give In
to receive. = - =. y 49, as -
This evening the rooms win open
Tleoir, hospitable doors for me last
time in compliment to, -he men of the
25th Infantry-the colored, regiment
stationed at Schofield Barracks; and
from the number of joyful acceptances
to the invitations, it is expected that
a record crowd will gather round the
gay tree and enjoy the program and
Christmas cheer provided. Nine. Yaw
is giving to the men Of this regiment
a beautiful Christmas gift Of song and
will be present this evening to give
them of her best. She will also sing
at 8 O'Clock this evening at the Army
and Navy Y. NJ. c.. A. as her share
of the Christmas spirit for Honolulu
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SCHOFIELD-WEAVER NUPT1ALS
A pretty little wedding look place
afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Petit, 1915
Kapiolani street. The contracting par
ties were Miss Emma Weaver, a we'll
known and popular Honolulu and is
land school teacher. and Mr.. Bert E,
Schofield, formerly of Kansas City,
Mo. The ceremony was performed by
David C. Peters of the Chris
tan church in the presence of num-
Der of friends. IRgf|F
The home was BEAUTIFULLY decorated
Tor the occasion and after, serving re-
a musical program was
rendered to give the happy couple e
Godspeed on their voyage of matri-
mony.
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MR.. AND MRS. E. E. BODICE HONOR
Mr.. TED CENTER.
MIR. Ted Center was the honor guest
last Wednesday evening when Mr. and
Mrs. E. e. BODICE entertained at din
ner. A gi1ded basket was filled with
blue plumbago and lacy fern. After
dinner the guests motored to the roof
garden and here dancing was en-
ioyed.
, Mr. and Mrs. Bodge's guests we're
Miss Sibyl Robertson, Miss Ruth Nc.
Chesney, Lieut.. Arch Brown, Mr.. Wal
ter Marshall and Mr. Ted Center, the
guest of honor.
UNIVERSITY CLUBS DINNER
DANCE.
The University Club gave a delight.
full dinner-dance on Friday evening.
It was the first such affair the club
has given in a long time. Some
among those who entertained were
General John p, Wiser, Col. and Mrs.
Charles Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
bins B. Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Wood, Captain Charles Bank
head, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G.
Halves and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger N.
Burnham.
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SOCIETY GIRLS AT
= SCHOFIELD. DANCE.
Dr.: and Mrs. Guy Minor chaperoned
4 jolly set of young girls for the
dance at Schoffeid last evening. The