Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

IL we're, for the more strenuous worl
OF getting ones, holiday shopping fin
ished, has now taken on the tone
once more Of iuncheons, morning card:
and afternoon teas, and bridges Will
several dinners at night and the usu
al winding up OF such parties at the
Roof Garden, Heinie's, Pleasanton
Moana or the Country Club.
Many affairs have kept the social
get moving at q rapid pace. So faI
nothing formal has been done. Every
social affair Is being planned with in
formality as the keynote.
The influx Of the winter tourist SCI
has begun In good earnest and scarce
IL q household here but entertains
some traveller who has brought let
tiers from friends across the water,
all tending TO keep things humming
and With such delightful, cool, clear
and snsppy weather as the weather
man Ii providing Honolulu with, mi
lady feels like up and doing"
Every morning now and late into
the afternoons the Country Club and
the Moanalua links are filled with
players. while every available tennis
court Is busy, generally from sunup
20 sundown with enthusiasts. Tramp.
ing Is another pleasant diversion just
now.
The weather Is ideal for this sort
of exercise also the city seems dance
mad, for one cannot enter any public
cafe without hearing the fascinating
music OF a Hawaiian giee club singing
and playing on the now SO famous
and inuch-talked-of ukulele. II Is
strummed by young and old, experts
and those long way off from that
title. $50
Departing from Honolulu this week
was Mrs. T. w. Larsen OF Paris, who
Is considered one OF the most popu.
lar and Influential women in the
American colony In that capital. Since
the war she has done q good deal Of
Oriental travelling and, Ike all trqy.
felers. finally came 10 Hawaii where
she has suecunbed to the charms Of
this place. in the early winter Of
1917 she Il coming back md going 10
take house and %bide q wee. ~.
IRE xlsxa,i' ~ Bsrrets 81 Los An.
g6lcf arrived early IL November 70
stop bat a abort time and very re-
luctantly they are leaving here on
Monday but promise Themselves the
pleasure Of coming again next year
Both Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Barrett are
very charming and gracious women
with deal of personality that makes
them most Attractive.
They are typical Of the visitors who
always receive e cordial welcome and
who make the winter and spring sea.
sen the gayest OF the year. How.
ever, there are signs that this year the
tourist season wills,be more Strung
out, and many win be the summer
and early fall affairs with hosts OF
visitors.
DIR. AND MRS. HARVEY MURRAY's
DINNER PARTY
Around q table decorated with fam.
ing ixoras and Boston fern DR.. and
AIRS. Harvey Murray this week compll
Jnented friends who are here from the
East. Lighted candles were shaded
in red; tfhe name cards were scenes
of Hawaii The dinner was given at
TIE County Club on Tuesday evening.
After dinner, dancing and bridge made
the evening very pleasant one. The
guests OF honor we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Bremmer, Mr.. Phillip Manson
Mrs. II. Lemon, Mr.. II, Frank and Mr..
IL. A. Callahan: and the guests inyit.
cd to nleet them we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ~ Thompson, Air. and Mrs.
Clifford b. High. Capt. and Mrs. John
r. Thomas OF Schofield. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander @. Halves. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cunha and DR.. Spalding.
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Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICR JEW
EFT EowREY,s SUPPER "
With their guests seated at tvo cir.
cular tables Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Jewett Lowrey entertained the mem
hers OF the Hawaiian Board of Mis-.
sions az supper during the early part
OF the week. On each table o brown
woodsy basket was filled with Trans
vsal daisies In the pastel shade; long
strands Of asparagus vine were grace
fully arranged on the table cover, COM
ing from the basket center. Lighted
tapers were shaded in pale tones OF
silk Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrey's guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards. Rev. and Mrs John p. Erdman,
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Judd. Rev. and
AIRS. Norman c. Schenck, Rev. and
Mrs. Frank d. Scudder, Rev. A. Aka
ma, Mrs. Humphries. Miss varney and
Miss Emily Y. Warinner. y
& CAPT. ALEXANDER MACNAB A
HOST
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles H. Nc.
Morris, q. s. N, are being showered
with every sort Of party since their
marriage. Last Sunday Capt Alex
ander Macnab gave an all-day party
in their honor. Leaving town at nine,
the party motored TO the valley be-
yond HaleiWa hotel and here enjoyed
a day 81 swimming and tramping.
Cant. Macnab was the chef and pre-
pared delicious luncheon over hot
Goals. Late in the afternoon the party
motored 70 Schofield and here supper
was enjoyed. and about midnight the
party motored back to town after
thoroughly enjoyable day. Capt. Mac