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

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dole, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Capt. and
Mrs. John Thomas of Schofield Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Novel;, Capt and
Mrs. Arthur Crenshaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingram Stainback, Judge and Mrs.
Macfarlane, Mr.: and Mrs Alexander
G. Halves, Mr.: and MRS. J. Morton
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke,
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. Waldro1i, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shingle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Logan of Chicago, Miss Helen
Alexander, Mr.. James McInerny, Mr..
George X. Davis and Mr.. Fred W.
Macfarlane. &c
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MIR. JACK MORR1LLaGAt DINNER
HOST
at the Country Club last Tuesday
evening Mr. Jack Morrill, Of Medford,
Ore, entertained guests, at dinner.
The table was decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses and Shasta daisies
in a crystal basket After din
ner dancing was the diversion for the
evening. Mr.. Morrilfs guests were
Miss Marjory Caps, Miss Katherine
Williams, Miss Train, Lieut.. Frank
Schneider. Mr.. Swift Train and Mr..
August Schaefer. y.
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MISS ALICE, COOKE "A HOSTESS
Miss Alice Cooke entertained on
Thursday of this week very informally
for about IL guests.
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MOSS-LEWERS RECITAL
Practically the entire main floor of
the Opera House has been sold for the
Moss-Lewers concert that is to be held
on Monday evening. The sale is I'M
usual, for two days after the opening
the house was practically sold, out.
Each performance in this famous old
place is fully expected to be the last
one, yet they continue and one can
not helpshut hope that such will be
the case; for some time to come, for
where, after this famous old theater
is razedI will artists go? There Is
not in all Of Honolulu today fitting
place fora really worthwhile concert
or recital
Few, If any, of the entertainments
ever given will prove more attractive
than "Enoch Arden" on Monday even
ing, given by two such talented men
as are Mr.. Frank Moss and Mr.. Will
Levers, neither of whom needs intro
duction to Honolulu audience
- Mr.. Moss and Mr.. Levers are COM
pleting their preparation for the
"Enoch Arden" of Richard Strauss
and Alfred Telnyson, which is to be
the principal feature Of the program.
This classic of two artistic worlds,
contributed to by one. of Britain's
greatest poets and by one Of the thor
Oughly great masters of modern
music, would tax the capabilities Of
any artist 1t would be hard indeed
to select two Honolulu people bet.
ter qualified than Mr.. Moss as c
pianist and Mr.. Levers as the reader.
Mondays Interpretation is the work
OF long thought and time devoted to
the study of this splendid reading.
Miss Helen Alexander has entire
charge OF decorating the stage and a
dignifiedsand artistic setting will en-
nance the pleasure and beauty of the
evenings offering.
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TEA-DASSANT AT THE MOANA
On Monday at the Moana a large
number Of people had tables for the
teadansant, Some among those motto
ed were AIR. and Mrs. E. P. Patter-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. w Spicer, Mrs. l..
Andrews, Mrs. Y. Milton. Mr. and
Mrs. ioefer. Mrs. Lppitt, Miss Wren,
Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. Burr. Mrs. J. ~.
Davidson of Shanghai and Mrs. J. d.
Woods.
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
The Country Club had one of the
gayest evenings for many a moon
last Tuesday, About 800 guests en-
joyed the moonlight dance and sup
per that was served. All went along