Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20

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= some time here as the house
+ guest of Colonel and Mrs. VIII \
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= bride of Rev. Mr. Saylor. who \
= was pastor of Epiphany chapel. \
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.. ORGAN RECITAL
The second program in the Christian
Church free organ recital series will
be given by Lieut.. w. T. Taber, on
Thursday evening, November l, at s
O'Clock.
Lieut.. Taber was formerly organist
and choir master of the First Con,
gregational church of Washington, D.
G. This is the only opportunity Ho,
nolulu music lovers will have to hear
him, as he has just received govern,
ment orders transferring him to the
states.
The opening recital, given a few
weeks ago by Grace Knowles Bartlett,
organist Of Christian church. was en-.
Enthusiastically received. The other pro.
grams are being eagerly anticipated.
These recitals are free to all who love
music.
METHODIST RECEPTION
A joint reception to Rev. L. L.
Loofbourow, pastor of the First Meth
odist church, and Miss Sadie Barrett,
superintendent of Susannah Wesleyan
Home, was held last night in the par
Tors of the church. About 200 persons
were present.
K. II. Trent presided during the rem.
dition of the program, which included
songs by Mrs. w. H. Fry and Mrs. A.
w. Hansen and a reading by Mrs.
Petrie. Mr.. Loofbourow addressed
the gathering at the close telling of
his trip to the mainland. The parIors
were prettily decorated with ferns,
roses and chrysanthemums.
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HAWAIIAN CLUB HOLDS A
-. MEETING
The Hawaiian Club met on Monday
afternoon for the first time in four
months. 1t was a regular business
meeting to start with after which a
social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Alex.
ander G. NJ. Robertson was hostess
and several charming musical mum.
bers were enjoyed
Those at Mondays meeting were
Mrs. William B. Lymer, the honor
guest; Mrs. c. A. Long, Mrs. J. Lewis,
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. John Do.
minis, Mrs. Charles Chillingworth,
Mrs. Robert Hare, Miss Sibyl Robert.
son, Mrs, Henrietta Smith and others.
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MR.. AND MRS. F. J. LOWERY'S IN.
-. FORMAL DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Low.
rey entertained last evening compli.
menting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton
Campbell. The table was charmingly
pretty and attractive with peluma's
grown at the Lowrey summer home.
"Niniko.'' After dinner very pleas.
urabie hour was enjoyed in social
chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrey's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Griffiths, and Mr. and Mrs,
Wilbur McNiel.
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MISS lNEZ GIBSON GIVES A
DINNER
Miss IneZ Gibson was hostess at an
informal dinner on Monday evening
honoring Lady Sen Mel. A basket of
Mexican creeper ornamented the ia.
BILE center. After dinner the guests
enjoyed dancing on the roof garden.
Miss Gibson's guests were Lady Sen
Mel, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold McGrew,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Jr.. Mr..
Robert McCorriston and Mr.. Cornell
Franklin.
MISSES MCINTYRE ENTERTAIN
Miss Margaret Mcintyre and Miss
Kate Mcintyre entertained last Sat.
urday with luncheon honoring Mrs.
Laura Wilder Wight and Miss Helen
Wilder. A pretty basket filled with
roses made charming decoration.
The guests invited by the Misses
Mcintyre to meet Mrs. Wight and
Mrs. Wilder were: Mrs. Andrew Full
Ter, Mrs. E. A. Jones and Mrs. George
Collins. After luncheon knitting kent
the guests busy until going home hour
arrived
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MRS GUSTAV SCHAEFER GIVES
A LUNCHEON
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer was a lunch
con hostess at her pretty quarters
at Sc1oheld Barracks on Tuesday.
Old-fashioned flowers ornamented the
pretty table. Knitting bags we're
brought out after luncheon and a de-
lightful hour enjoyed.
Mrs. Schaefer's guests were Mrs.
Charles Stillman. Mrs. Charles Chill.
lingworth, Mrs. Fred Damon. and Mrs
Samuel A. Walker.
NJ R S. HELEN ALEXANDER'S
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Helen Alexander entertained
with luncheon for six guests today
at Laniakaa