Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
SOCI EY'

Among the girl friends OF the debu-
tante present were the Misses Marie
| SpiegeIberg. Edith Bry, Louis Nor
genthau, Minette Strook, Helen Ross
bach, Harriet Demuth, Fey Lewisohn,
Marion Nathan. Geraldine Krause,
Margaret Straus, Jeanne Krebs, Edith
Lowenstein, Madeline Stelnhardt,
Ethel Frank, Margaret Oppenheimer.
Evelyn Hirschhorn. Mildred Open
helm and Dorothy Kohn.
There were several entertainments
for the younger set yesterday. Mrs.
Jonathan Buckley gave a coming out
reception at her residence, 500 PARK
avenue, for her daughter, Miss Saran
Tod Buckley. Mrs. Buckley and her
daughter had In their receiving party
the Misses Beatrice Beck, Helen
James, Polly Damrosch, Annette Mo-
ran, Adele Chisholm, Mary Colt,
Louise Hardness, Elizabeth Glenn,
Frances Field, Margaret Whiting and
Hallette lie Forge OF Chicago. A din
ner and party to the play followed
the tea.
Mrs. George Marshall Allen enter.
tanned with a luncheon for her debu-
tante daughter, Miss Lorraine Allen,
In the japanese room at the Ritz
Carlton There we're IS girls present.
| Dances for debutantes included
those for the Misses Mary L. Post
and Ellen McCarter.
Miss McCarter's dance was given
by her mother, Mrs. Thomas G. Nc.
Carter, in the small ballroom at Sher.
rvs. The supper was served in the
tapestry suite. The decorations were
in pink and white, and there were
nearly 200 guests. Mrs. NcCarter and
Miss McCarter received alone. Sew
eral dinners preceded the dance
New York Times, Dec. 16.
TOURIST DELIGHTS HEARERS
Mrs. John Caum Of 1904 Eunalilo
street entertained Circle No. 8 of the
Women's Society Of Central Union
church Thursday afternoon at her
home, about rs women being present.
The members were especially glad to
greet four visiting women from other
cities who are spending some time in
Honolulu-Mrs. Eilers of st. Louis,
| Mrs. Merner, Mrs. Warner and Mrs.
Wallace L. Hardison of Los Angeles
During the afternoon Mrs. Harrison,
| who possesses a beautiful voice, sang
most charmingly two of Carrie Jacobs
Bonds songs, His Lullaby" and a
Perfect Day." playing her own accom-
paniments. Mrs. Hardison was form
erly Miss Mary Belle Daily of SaIfna,
Kansas, and has sung for many years
nd In L.
the professional stage. For three
years she was soloist Of. the Christian
Science church In Berlin. Germany,
, and she has sung much with symphony
Orcnestras in her concert work. Since
her marriage, several years ago, she
has resided in Southern California
and lives in most picturesque adobe
house, which before its restoration
was one of the historical landmarks
Of South Pasadena. ;MrsssHardison and
her mother, Mrs. Warner, have spent
several weeks In Honolulu and will
shortly leave for their Southern Cali
fornia home. sa...-i,44.f s.f.1 ..t.t.
At the close Of the needlework hour.
afternoon tea was served and then a
short business meeting held. The
chairman, Mrs. J.. T. Warren, tender
ed her resignation and Miss Annie
Hustace was elected to fill the va.
cancy. It was announced that Miss
Hustace, assisted BY Mrs. Maliniff,
would entertain the circle at its next
meeting, February Is, at which time
the women will finish the rug work
now on hand and be in readiness to
take up some new line of work in
March. =
VISITOR WRITES OF VOLCANO
Mrs. Rose Edwards, who is spend.
ing the winter in Honolulu, writes to
friends of visit across the island
and to the famous Volcano. She was
impressed by the extremes of land.
scape-green fields of sugar cane one
moment and a pit of molten lava the
next She writes: almost on the
edge of the liquid fire one finds the
gentle fern thriving in all its beauty.
About 500 yards away the wild rose
blooms, Nesting against the fern
trees In perfect confidence and teach.
ing US a lesson in divine faith such
as have rarely seen. It Is all so puz-
zling and yet so grand"
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DINNER-DANCE OF INTEREST
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew WEIGH were
hosts at dinner-dance at the Palace
Hotel on Saturday night. It was a.
particularly pretty party, with Christ
mas decorations, with American
Beauty roses, poinsettias and red Der:
ries adjoining the large table. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane of Honolulu, Mrs. and Mrs.
Paul Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jen-
kins, the Misses Phyllis De Young,
Augusta Foute, Helen st. Goar, Julia
Van Fleet and the Messrs Jerd Sui
Ivan, Charles st. Goar, Edward Har-
rison and Dan Volkmann.-San Fran
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