Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

\ SEWING TEA At KAMA

\ SEWING TEA AT kAHALA
Yrs. Merw.n Carson entertained
VeIy charming and informally at a
sewing tea On Thursday afternoon at
kahal9. The gue.ts with their init
ting bags and sewing spent hap
Afternoon on the lawn.
Mrs. Carson3 guests were Mrs.
william b. Lymer. Mrs. A. Wylie Ma
Their, Mrs. Dew mt Kennedy, Miss
JChnson. Mrs West. Miss Jessie Ken
nedy, Miss Hattie Lucas, Mss Mary
Lucas. Miss Sara Lucas. Miss Rosie
Herbert and Miss DOrotay GIiid.
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LIEUT.. AND ~ IS. Ht OH J. kNERt
DINNER
Lieut.. ana Mrs. Hugh J. Kn"rr gave
g very p.easant AM informal dinner
en- Tuesday evening, COMMUNICATING
Cart. and Mrs. ICuIs ID. pepin ana
Lieut. and Mrs. f. &. Wellington.
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CMnR. AND n IS. A..THTR CHEN-
SHAW'S DINNER
Tie University Club vas the setting
for very pretty dinner on Friday.
when Cmdr. and Mrs. Arthur Cren-
shaw entertained.
he table was decorated with pink
AMI lavender asters and lace ferns.
After dinner the guests attended the
fancy dress bali al the Moana.
e. Cmdr and Mrs. Crenshaw S guests
were Cmdr. and :frs. George Clark,
U. s. NJ; Cmdr. Hart, Paymsster Grey.
Cooper and Capt ana Mrs. Jack
Hayes.
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d MUSICAL AT The HOME OF MRS,
GEORG RODlEK
!; In honor of Capt. and Mrs. David l..
Stone, who leave for the mainland
next month, Mrs. Georg Rodiek enter
tanned informally Thursday afternoon.
1t vas one OF the last opportunities OF
hearing Mrs. Stones beautiful voice
and she gave OF 1t generously in songs
by Strauss, la Forge and Homer, be-
sides graciously aGceding to requests
| for many eneoreS of favOrite songs OF
the guests. There have been few
more beautiful voices. ever heard in
| Honolulu. it is a glorious, deep, dra-
matte soprano of very wide range,
! rich in color and warmth OF express
! sion. Added to this her charm and
simplicity of manner make her rendi-
ton OF songs unusually satisfying to
| the most exacting, who demand art
istic Interpretation, unsteady and in
tellectualIy. She will be very greatly
missed by many friends and in must
cal circles.
She was accompanied Thursday by
Airs. Elizabeth Mackall, with whom
she has studied voice and inter preta-
tion during her residence here.
! The guests invited to hear MS.
J Stone were Col. and Mrs. Houston, Mr..
and Mrs. klehahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunk
base, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, Miss
Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins, Miss
Hughitt, Mrs. Henry Waterhouse and
Miss Sturgeon.
, MRS. SALLIE H. DOUGLAS BRIDGE
TEA
Mrs. Sallie H. Douglas entertained
80 guests at the Country Club on
Thursday at a bridge tea. The club
house was very attractive. decorated
with dozens of pink gladiolus and
hanging baskets of ferns. After sew
and scores counted, il was found that
the following II ladies were prize
winners and were given plate doilies:
Mrs. A. f. Davidson. Mrs. Buckner of
New York City. Mrs. Harold Haysel
Gen, Mrs. Emil Cykler. Mrs. Jean Moul-
ton, Miss Tubbs, Mrs. l. c. Rowland.
Miss Katherine Woodford, Mrs
Charles Crane, Mrs Daniel E. Kinney,
Mrs c. J. Fiebig, Mrs. Mcconnell.
Mrs. J. A. Beaver, Mrs. Elmer Wy.
rant, Mrs J. c. Cohen, Mrs. o. c.
Scott, and Mrs. A. Rasch
After cards a social hour was en-
joyed while tea and other refresh.
ments were served.
COL. AND MRS. r. NJ. SCHOFIELD
ENTERTAIN
The Moana Hotel dining room was
the setting for an especially pretty
dinner on Friday evening when Col.
and Mrs. r. McA. Schofield enter.
tanned. Killarney roses and maiden
hair fern made beautiful centerpiece
After dinner dancing was enjoyed.
Col. and Mrs. Schofield's guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs.
NJ T. Aver, Miss Helen Ollie, Miss
Margaret Aver, Miss Margaret Soho
field, Mr.. Alan Lowrey, Mr.. Stanley
Kennedy. Mr. August Schaefer and
Mr. Robert White.
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MISS KEALOHA KEKELE A DIN
NER-DANCE HOSTESS
Miss Kealoha kekeIe was a dinner.
lance hostess on Tuesday evening at
the Country Club. Twenty guests en-
iOVad Miss EekpIG'S hoenifalitv