Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-31

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I Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Mr. and Mrs RUFUS
Spalding and Capt. and Mrs. Richard
Kimball -.
ER. DOROTHY S.s.Yl.SY EOEU3ED
mrs. Augustus z. Murphy ana Miss
Theima 4. Murphy entertained fer
DR.. Dcrcti Sfnyley and Miss Dorotaes
Macintosh on Tuesday evening.
Or. Snyicy is here resting alter her,
srCuCus duties at the war front
where she labored for over two years
in the hospitals and on relief Si.ips.
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MRS. CUTTk.R A LUNCHEON
~ HOSTESS
Mrs. Cutter entertained very in.
formally at Lsniakea on "Wednesday
with luncheon Her guests were
Mrs. Alfred Castle, Mrs. Gustav
Schaefer, Mrs +. A.. Schaefer, Mrs.
Lewis Caps and Mr.. ]. W. Waldron.
FOR THE CHI .ERFN'S HOSPITAL
A Revue viii be given in the
Bijou Thcater early in May, under
tine efficient direction of Madam
Lester, the POPULAR and web known
dancing teacher, for the benefit OF the
Kauikeolani Chlldren's Hospital The
entertainment promises TO be novel
and most delightful. More than fifty
children. all members Of Madam Les
ter's juvenile dancing classes, will
take part in all kinds of fancy dances,
also repetition of the famous Snow
give on the Roof Garden Of the Young |
Hotel In December last. Some OF the !
prominent yocalists and musicians Of |
the city have offered to lend their aid, !
and a number of attractive society |
girls will do some pretty dances
T 1t is several years since the Homo !
lulu public has been called upon to |
give any financial assistance to the |
Children's Hospital and every one is
eager to do yart in making this |
benefit monster success, socially as !
well as financially. The list of patron |
esses will appear later. ~
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DOINGS AT IANIAKEA r +: I
Laniakea continues to be one of tie |
popular places in which to entertain,
are filled with luncheon and tea |
guests. This week Mrs. Marshall, |
Mrs. William o. Smith, Mrs. Cutter, !
Mrs. ives, Mrs. NJ. Sandona, Mrs; Carl I
Hardigg, Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., !
Miss Anne Parke. Mrs. W. l.. Morris,
Mrs. Knudsen of New York, Mrs.
Symonds and Mrs. d. l.. Austin All /
had either luncheon or tea parties.
y The atmosphere of Laniaitea Is del
lightful for one is assured OF pleasant !
surroundings and the cool quiet of the /
place appeals to ALL 1t is q fascin-
ating rendezvous for the, stranger in |
our city, for here one may see the Ffa.
waiians of yesterday, bent with age,
weaving the old weaves of mats and
thatching in the ancient method A
grass house wherein the old-time work
of the Hawaiian race is seen is a cen
ter of curiosity. The new theater that I
Miss Alexander. with keen enterprise,
has had built and which is nearly CONF
pleted, will be thoroughly, HaYaifan
and will seat, about 800 guests. 1t
will be formally opened on the ninth
of April The Invitations were very
unique, written on tapa and rolled
and tied with hala, and on a square
of lauhala was written the guests
name. .- =. .<.F. -
The program for the evening is not
to be divuIged and pleasant sur
prise awaits everyone hidden.
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THE SERVICE CARD CLUB
Capt. James Gallogly was the host
this week for the Service Bridge Club
which meets every Monday evening at
the home of the different guests. " /
Monday evening was Capt GaIlog-
lys evening and a delightful one It
was After several interesting rub
bmers. chafing-dish supper was
served r." 49,. i
Capt Gallogly's guests were Gen.
and Mrs. Frederick S. Strong, Mai. 7.
and Mrs. James II. McRae, Mai. and
Mrs. Charles A. Ragan, Col. and Mrs.
p. Kendall, Capt and Mrs.
Charles a. Lincoln and Capt. and Mrs.
Jack Hayes. r.. 49,. ~. q
A PRIVATE AUDIENCE WITH HER II
MAJESTY QUEEN LILIUO- i
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Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalsni re- .
ceived Dr. Dorothy Smyley at Wash
ington Place on Friday morning at il | q
D clock The queen was in exception!
ally good health and when Dr. Smyley
spoke of the beauty OF the: trees til, ]