Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

his way from Japan to this country.
but instead Of coming this way he
chose the northern route. Through
the efforts of Mrs. Frank r. Day and
Mrs. John r. Gait, who are on the
mainland, he was Induced to give one
reading here ON his home trip. The
ticket sale started Friday morning,
and as only $50 tickets were to be
sold. intending purchasers were not
to be caught mapping and a rush was
soon on at the ticket office. The
reading is to be, given under the
asupices of The Footlights, the anna
teur dramatic club Of this city. This
club plays no small part in keeping
alive the talent of Honolulu
MRS. FRANK BACHELORS CARD
PARTY
Mrs Frank Bachelor gave the sec.
end of her bridge parties on Friday
afternoon. The rooms and lanais dis
played the pasteitinted snap-dragons
and baskets Of ferns and potted plants
gave the always pleasing touch of
green. When scores were counted IL
was found that those scoring highest
were Mrs. A. E. Davidson, Mrs. &C.
Mitnor and Miss Katherine WOodford.
each one bein5 presented with hand
some corsage bouquet Mrs. Batche-
lor's guests were Mrs. Lewis E. Capps,
Miss Kathryn Williams, Mrs. A. 2E.
Hodgins, Mrs. arthur G. Hodgins,
Mrs. Reynold B. McGrew. Mrs. k.gB.
Porter. i1rs. John r. Warren. Miss
ToOros% ~. n ~ Mitnnr Mrp IL
Hooper, Mrs. =. NJ. Rodgers, Miss
Georgina Hayes, Mrs. Woodford, Miss
Katherine Woodford. Mrs. J. J. Belser,
Mrs. Edward Dekum. Miss Louise Luz
cas-, Mrs. C. r: Pentland, Miss NJ. Ehr-
horn, Mrs: a. Moore, Mrs. D. Mooney,
Mrs. w. Mclean, Mrs. John L. Young,
Mrs. C. C. Rhodes, Mrs. 3. D. Chand-
Ter, Mrs Juliet Meianphy, Mrs. C. Jen.
kins and Mrs Sallie H. Douglas,
INSTALLATION OF EASTERN
.-..f >r@ STAR OFFICERS !:
The Order of Eastern Star, Lei
Aloha Chapter, held installation of
officers last Saturday evening. The
outgoing and incoming officers were
beautifully remembered with baskets
and bouquets Of flowers. Mrs lisa.
belle Creighton, the outgoing worthy
matron, was presented with a hand
some jewel emblem. Mrs. Creighton
in turn presented the chapter with
three dozen silver forks, added to the
collection of silver for the chapter.
The lodge rooms were beautifully
decorated with vines, hanging baskets,
ferns and asters. The decorating was
the work or Miss Margaret Lishman.
Mrs Creighton was Installing off,
Ger and Mrs. Harriet McAllister was
marshal. The incoming worthy
matron is Mrs. Mary 8. Dodge. hs91
= DR.. Harry Holman was presented
with reading lamp. After the bust.
ness Of the evening was over social
iiohrs was enjoyed, a supper being
served. - = ..|
AN: ENJOYABLE SUPPER PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton James gave q
supper party last Sunday evening,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. F. Atsatt
of Los Angeles, who had been visitors
for several weeks. They left for their
Los Angeles home on the Great North
effl. Those at the supper were the
honor guests Mr., and Mrs Wallace
R. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Love, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen, Mrs.
Edith Berger, Miss H. Salisbury, Miss
Ruth Harrington, Miss Frances Far
rington and Mr.. Ambrose. A jolly
evening was afterwards enjoyed.
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MOANA HOTEL. FESTIVITIES
The tourists and townspeople are
greatly enjoying the tea-dansants and
that the Moana
Hotel is providing for the pleasure OF
its guests. Every other afternoon
quintet plays from 4 until and many
people avail themselves . Of this
method of entertaining guests.
For the first part Of February Prot.
J. s. Wanreli is planning to give
charity musical at this hotel. , More
will be told when all arrangements
are made.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Jump will
be arrivals on the Manoa next week. |
Mr.. jump is a famous sportsman.
This Il their second trip. we