Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01

Mrs. Walter Kendall Of Portland,
lulu. where she lived as bride, and
1.-THE GLORY or THEIR TEARS"
The three-act play, The Glory Of
Their Years. given last evening by
the students Of the College Of Hawaii,
was success In every detail. It was
decidedly well balanced, everyone In
the cast being well drilled and the
staging ct lanai theater we'll
handled. Between the acts. Miss Mar
garet Austin sang . set Of old-fash-
toned songs. such as The Last Rose
of Summer Home, Sweet Homes and
other treasured melodies. She was ac-
companied BY Mss Frances Earring
ton. The costuming. which was In the
hands Of ne dressmaking department
was strflkingly good, the periods repre-
scented being most carefully thought
The play is to be given again this
evening and viii have q crowded
house. Lanai theater being 3 decidedly
comfortable place for production Of
this size.
those n the cast follow:
Mary Miss Lillian Dahl
Della Wicker Miss Grace n. Nor.
gan.
sabina Rogers . Miss Kathryne
Iindy Hudsleth Miss Ruth Earring
ton. .s7, 4
Amelia Miller Miss Eileen Putnam.
Barbara DAWSON Miss Rhoda II.
Ballentyne.
Aleck Anderson--Mr. C. r. Poole.
Dick FoxMr. Wilnorman King.
Helen Kaneo Miss Helen @. Mo
Grew.
THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
The Thanksgiving eve dance at the
Country club on Wednesday evening
was q largely attended affair. About
rs guests were there for dinner and
about 125 attended the dance. Some
Of those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Frazier, DR.. and Mrs.
Afford Wall, Mr.. ]. P. Winnie, Mr..
and Mrs. wv. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rothwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Car
son and others.
The tables were all most daintily
decorated with American Beauty
roses, violets. sweet peas and other
flowers. After dinner about LIS guests
came and dancing was enjoyed until q
late hour.
The Country club dances are always
very popular and an enjoyable evening
Is always to be had there.
Mr.. G. r. Frazier, who Is head Of the
house committee, plans g delightful
evening on New Years Eve. Plans
are not all complete, but win be given
out II ample time for the invited
guests t. make their arrangements.
MRS. CHARLES STILLMAN GIVES
A LUNCHEON
Mrs. Charles StiIlman was hostess at
q buffet luncheon today honoring Miss
Mary Fry and Miss Lauretta Fry Of
st. Paul who are here to spend their
second winter. The long sewing table
was most attractive with paletinted
hibiscus and sprays Of maidenhair
fern. After luncheon cards and music
made for q charming afternoon.
Mrs. Stillman's guests were Miss
Mary Fry, Miss Lauretta Fry, Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer, Mrs. Rose May, Mrs.
James Dougherty, Mrs. Sumner s. Pax
son, Mrs. Charles Chiilingworth, Mrs.
William Rawlins, Mrs. William Will.
amson, Mrs. William B. Lymer, Mrs.
Harry s. Gray, Mrs. Fred Damon. Mrs
George Ahlborn, Mrs. Harold Giffard
and Mrs. Reyhold b. McGfew.
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DANCE AT THE COLONIAL
Thanksgiving at the Colonial hotel
was very enjoyable affair this year.
One hundred and ten guests sat down
to turkey dinner and later were
Joined by another hundred guests
who danced until the wee sma' hours
OF the morning. Some Of those who
had guests were Miss Janet Matthews,
Miss Donnelly. Mrs. England, Miss ].
E. Mckay, Miss Swan. Mrs. p. CT.
Hedges, Miss Johnson. The tables
were all done In yellow and were
most attractive.
Mr.. AND MRS. GIFFARD'S DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Giffard enter.
tanned with dinner party on Friday
ns,anf,sev ~ t1.esrs T1,,fnr< hav,ne,