Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-13
TIE CATHOLIC WOMENS
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
ENLISTED MEN


! Next week Sunday the Catholic
women OF Honolulu are giving an: en-
, tCrtalnment for one hundred enlisted
men from Schofield. The affair IS
! TO be given at kaalawai at the nome
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas, with
! Mrs. Lucas as hostess After church
{ the men will 90 out and enjoy swim
and then a picnic luncheon will be
served. An impromptu program OF
music will be given in the afternoon
The Russian orchestra is TO play for
the pleasure OF the men. so a delight,
full afternoon is anticipated. Ice
cream will be served and later in the
afternoon the men will be taken back
to the street cars.
The following ladies have charge;
Sandwiches, Mrs. +. J. Lord and Mrs.
J.. WhitehOuse; pies, Mrs. r. Boyer
and Mrs. G.. SChuman; dOughnuts, Mrs.
F. Rowland and Mrs. Jesse MCChes
ney; coffee, Mrs John Lucas and Mrs.
B. BuCklin; fruit, Mrs. A. Watson and
Mrs. McCOrriston; punch, Mrs. Angus
tus E. Murphy; cake, Mrs. John A.
Balch and Mrs. W. 4. Purdy; ice
cream, Mrs. A. Sinclair and Mrs. A.
Larnach; cigarettes. Mrs. George Ahl-
born; cigars. Mrs. Walter Macfar-
lane; supplies. Mrs. Abel, Mrs. c. e..
Rhodes and Mrs. Greenbaugh. Chap
lain Ignatius Fealy OF Schofield will
accompany the men, for he has been
largely responsible for this affair. The
party is not confined TO Catholic boys,
for the women in charge just asked
for a hundred lads who would be hap
pier for a days outing.
MUSICALE AT PUNAHOU
PunahOu will offer it's first faculty
musicale next Friday evening, October
10, at Sis O'clock. The entertain
ment will take place in Charles r.
Bishop hall
The program will be rendered by
Miss Margaret Way, the new teacher
of piano, and Mr.. Edwin II. ldeler,
violinist, whose excellent record in
Honolulu has made him deservedly
popular Mr. Ideler will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Pearl Sutherland ldeler.
Miss Way comes to Honolulu with
splendid reputation and training.
After graduating at Mount Holyoke
college, she continued her musical
studies, teaching and appearing IN
concerts meanwhile. The last two
years she has spent in the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music in Bos-
ton. Punahou and Honolulu the for
fortunate in adding Miss Way to the
teaching force Of the town.
Neither Mr.. Edwin Ideler nor Miss
Way need introduction to Honolulu
audiences. They have repeatedly
charmed the music lovers and critics
with their very real art. Under Mr..
Ideler the Punahou violin students
have increased in number and abil-
ity.
The program which will be rem
dered is as follows:
Piano
Faure .. .Impromptu in F Minor
DebUssy La Cathedrale Englositie
(Sunken CathedraD
Saint Sacs ...............Na lse Gale
Violin
VieuXtemps .... Concerto in d Minor
Introduction and Cadenza.
Andante Religioso.
Allegro EeneTSlCO.
Piano
Chopin ........... Etude in + Minor
Etude in A Flat Major
Fantasia lmpromptu.
Violin
kreisler .......... Caprice ViennOiS
Jenkinson ...... Dance of the SylphS
WieniawSki ................O bertass
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MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN WATKINS
POI SUPPER.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Watkins enter
tanned the visiting district Governor of
the Rotarians and his wife, DR.. and
Mrs. Dewey r. Powell, Mrs. NoteWai
and her son, Mr.. Notewair, Who were
the honor guests. This was a strictly
Rotarian affair. The entertainment
took the form of poi supper and was
given at the Niu home of MIR. and Mrs.
Watkins
The table was very lovely with bril-
liant and flaming red iXoras and ,ntt
mountain fern, giving the honor guests
a delightful picture of an Hawaiian
feast. The viands were deliciously
cooked and the serving was charming
At each guest cover was an lima lei
bashes were filled with luscious Ha-
waiian view, making delightful MEM
DRY card. In addition to the floral or
namentation on the table great Gala
bashes were filled with lucius Ha-
waiian fruits. A quintet furnished
Hawaiian music during the feast anG
for the dancing that followed The
living rooms were a bower of noun
tain GOODNESS with ferns and shrubs
that told of our cool hillsides. The