Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-07

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Committee rooms or at the Territorial
Messenger office. .. ......s
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AT THE
PLEASANT0N H.. "
The Pleasanton hotel is quite a cen
ter for social activity now. Dances
are on twice a week. Last evening
Miss c. C.. Pearson sang for the
guests after dinner on. the lanai, rem.
/ dering several very pleasing numbers
She is possessed of voice of real
charm and pleased her listeners
greatly. The Coreili trio continues to
charm for it plays beautifully. This
evening an invitation dance will be
given by the management =
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A DANCING PARTY THIS EVENING
|. The following card ffof invitation
from the Pleasanton hotel tells of the
dance there this evening" About 15O
guests are expected. "A large NUM-
Der of private dinners are planned for
this evening: alv@.@- -. ~. g
THE management of the Pleasanton
hotel requests the pleasure of your
company at dance on Wednesday,
February Z, at s O'clock" .@-. ...=.@
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MISS LAURA LOW COMPL.
MENTED - .".
Miss Laura Low was the honor.
guest at large dancing rarty on
Tuesday evening at the Waialele home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay. About
hundred guests were in attendance.
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COMING TO HONOLULU -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. McGilvray are
planning a trip TO Honolulu. They
will sail on February II on the Great
Northern.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey left
on today's steamer for six months
stay away Mrs. Lowrey is one of the
foremost women in Honolulu today.
For the past five years her work has
been given to the Outdoor Circle. 1t
started with seven members and to-
day proudly claims over five hundred
members. She has been a fearless,
just and impartial president and is
beloved by the clubs as a whole and
individually by its members. AS a
member of the city planning commits
sion her stand has always been on the
side of right and "Reminiscences, abb
solutely loyal to the work.
No doubt she will be called upon
wherever she goes to tell of Homo
lulu and as she is suc.I splendid pub
lie speaker Honolulu is in good hands.
Later on Mr.. Lowrey will go to San
Francisco, when they will tour the
states leisurely before returning home.
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Madame Harriet Avery Strakosch,
who is sojourning at the Young Hotel
for several weeks, was the prima
donna with the Boston Ideal Opera
Company, American Opera Company,
Clara Louise Kellogg Opera Com
pany, also Strakosch Opera Company.
singing the principal soprano roles in
all the modern grand operas. -,
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Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Roster of San
Francisco. who have been here on a
visit, left for their nome today. Mr..
Roster is president of the San Fran
ClSCO CudHUOI VI SOuiucICc. my
we're widely entertained during their
stay here, and he spoke forcefully on
several occasions. .. --
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Mrs. Della Nuttall of London is a
guest at the Davenport. Mrs. Nut
tall is brilliant woman who has lee
tured before large audiences wherever
she has visited. She is connected
with the museum of Harvard and
hopes are that she will be able to
lecture here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Jordan left
today for the mainland after three
months here. Miss Laura Low ac-
companied them and will make her
home with them for a year, studying
music under tie careful direction of
competent teachers III. T.. i
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Mr. and Mrs. James Hind and their
daughter. Miss Maud Hind, are the
house-suests Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert