Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

ne NuUuOOT SlTCie CeicDIdIeo lIf
fifth birthday today by giving q
stunt" luncheon on the Roof Gar
den Of the Young hotel -
The tables, under the direction OF
Mrs. Thomas J. King and her able
assistants, we're very beautifully dee
GRATED with every shade Of hibiscus,
the flower Of the Outdoor Circle, and
this was the only flower used TO dec
crate the birthday luncheon cloths
Mrs. Lorrin A Thurston, the club s
new president, in a few well-chosen
words. welcomed the members. No
stunts" or songs were attempted dur
ing the luncheon but Immediately cot.
fee was served the guests seated fur
thest away drew up their chairs into
the alleys near the first table and then
an hour Of fun followed.
The first number on the program
was an instrumental quartet selec,
ton in which Mrs. A. Gignoux repre-
scented rubbish; Mrs. St c. Sayres
was the sandwich lady: Mrs. /.
Scharlin represented the much-des-
pissed picket fence, and Mrs. Alexan-
der Robertson was bug Of the gar.
den pest variety. Their act caused
huge merriment and each one was
loudly applauded.
Madame Titterzini" on a tour Of
lanai, Kahoolawe and en- route to
Midway enthraIled the guests with her
singing accompanied by Miss Fraud
Howell who played q wonderful vio-
lin ohligato. Mrs. L. 4. Thayer accom-
panied Madame Titterzini, who in real
life Is Mrs. Charles Crane. The num-
Der was intensely funny, as It was a
''take-off" on q lot of the members. II
was written by Mrs. !. M, Cox and
read by Miss Thelma Murphy, and was
called Joss Stuffenn ttf
Tie "SolId Silver Quartet" was very
good, singing the cong dedicated to
the Outdoor Circle. words by Mr.. VIII
Sabin, music BY Mr. A. Cunha. A
couple OF extra verses TO 1T the occa.
sion we're written by Mrs. A. Lewis,
Jr. The four ladies who were in the
quartet were Mrs. Frank Anterior,
Mrs. Edwin ID. Kilbourne, Miss Alice
Hopper and Miss Nora Sturgeon.
The junior members then gave their
stunt. that of decorating q billboard
which was Immediately pulled down
by Mrs. AN. Csfnpbell
Then came the presentation to the
retiring president. Mrs. Cox was toast
mistress and IN her usual clever way
saw not duh moment was expert
enced.
The new. president, Mrs. Thurston,
in few happy words presented Mrs
+. ]. L0Wfey, the retiring president.
IN the name Of every member OF the
circle. with very handsome pair of
Japanese cate lions n stone, to be set
Just in front OF the entrance to the
beautiful Niniko home Of the Low
reys.
Mrs. Carolyn Churchman, visitor
and member Of the circle, favored the
audience with song which was .
pleasure indeed.
About $50 guests enjoyed this annusi
a affair. The Roof Garden was
crowded with guests, who even after
the program were very loath to 90.
Those attending the luncheon were
Mrs. r.. J. Lowrey, Mrs. L. A. Thurs
ton. Mrs. A. ]. Campbell, Mrs. ]. Nj.
Cox, Mrs. B. r. Young, Mrs. a. N.
Campbell. Mrs. G. w. ashford. Mrs.
@. c. Won Hamm. Mrs. A. p. Murphy.
Mrs. w. E. Ellis. Mrs. Charles A. Ra-
gan. Mrs. NJ. F. Prosser. Mrs. George
Castle, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. A.
N. Locke, Mrs. s. G. Huber. Mrs. Nor
man Watkins, Mrs. H. T. Waity. Mrs.
Al. Gartenberg. Mrs. W.R Castle. Mrs.
Theodore Richards, Mrs. F. G. Ather-
ton, Mrs. s. H. Douglas, Mrs. r. B.
Anderson, Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs. ]. n.
Mcdonald, Mrs. j. M. Riggs, Miss
Frances lawrence, Mrs. H. H. VIII
liams, Miss Ruth Soper, Mrs. Charles
T. Wilder. Miss Margaret l. Hopper
Mrs. A. NJ. NOVEL;. Miss Beatrice
Castle, Miss Blanche Soper. Mrs
overend, Mrs. w. L. Emory, Mrs. Ed
win Benner, Mrs. w. G. Emory, Mrs.
M. Scharlin, Miss Mary Winnie, Mrs.
6. H. Tracy, Mrs. w. f. Frear, Mrs. H.
M. Won Holt, Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder,
Mrs. william A. Purdy. Mrs. o. E.
wall. Mrs. Frances b. Smith, Mrs.
Sara Newcomb, Mrs. E. Ialgton-
Boyle. Mrs. w. A. Bryan, Mrs. John
Lehnox, Mrs. Harry E. Murray, Mrs.
Frank e. Richardson, Mrs. Becker,
Mrs. Isabelle Creighton, Mrs. John
Gfibble, Miss NJ. Lishman, Mrs. ]. NJ
Dowsett, Miss Margaret Mcintyre.
Mrs. Fred l. Waldron, Mrs. c. A..
Long, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Tom
Church. Miss H. @. Caldwell, Mrs. Y.
Sega, Mrs. ]. w. Podmore. Mrs. Chas.
II. Chillingworth. Hrs. e. d. Kilbourna,
Mrs. Stanley Stephenson, Mrs. Hor-
ace Vaughan, Miss I. M. Weight, Mrs.
C. N. Marquee. Mrs. F. A. Potter. Mrs.
j. A. Dominis, Mrs. BENJAMIN ]. Ed
gar. Mrs. ]. M. McChesney, Mrs. NJ.
r. Slmonton. Mrs. s. w. Smith. Mrs.
J. S. Walker, Mrs. Anna Ford, Mrs.
A. f. Wall. Mrs. v. Thompson. Mrs.
.E. w. Peterson, Mrs. H. B. Sinclair,
Mrs. A. Haneberg, Miss Abbie H. Rem.
ton, Mrs. Ellen Dwight, Mrs. @. L.
sampson, Mrs Roy C. Noggle, Mrs. w.
A. Ramsay, Mrs. James Bicknell, Mrs.
H. H. Webb. Mrs. j. T. Warren, Mrs.
q. H. Kluegel, Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs.
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