Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-10
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Mrs. Clifton II. Tracy, 3T9 Beretanii
street, celebrated his fourth birthday
last Saturday by invi,ing his small
friends in to enjoy lovely birthda,
cake and fee cream. The table wa.
arranged on the lawn and here for al
hour there was a gay time. The table
was decorated with pink carnation:
and violets.- Each child was given a
! basket filled with candies and sweet
meats.
The lighted cake was a pleasure tc
I the youngsters. After refreshments
games were played and the Riddles
romped until going-home time ..s
Little James guests were Katherine
Witte, Elizabeth Cooper, Matilde Mac
Caughey, Hamilton MacCaughey
Katherine Warren, Marion Warren,
d Margaret Melaphny, Jean Forbes,
Mary Forbes, Ballard Alexander, Ar.
thur Alexander. David Livingstone.
Helen Donaghho, Walter Engel and
Lehua Berger.
SAN FRANCISCO NEW YEARS
A famous custom kept up by Mrs.
Eleanor Martin OF San Francisco, who
leads the 400 in that city, was her
New Years reception at which she
has been a hostess for the past 30
years. A clipping Of interest here
says
Tomorrow there will bEat homes
without number. Mrs. Eleanor Mar.
tin will follow a time-honored custom
of hers and preside at a reception
which will be attended, at some time
during the day, BY the friends which
the hostess has made in a social reign
OF nearly half century. Children,
grandchildren, nieces and nephews
and dearly beloved friends Of many
years will call to wish her a happy
New Year Mrs. Martins New Year
receptions have become institutions
Of San Francisco society, and her
friends are expected to call without
the Formally Of invitations
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MoANA HOTEL TEA AND DINNER
{ r. ss,=a$Ag ~. b DANSANT - -
The Mcana Hosal opened the after
neon winter season on Tuesday with
an enjoyable tea-dansant II was a
very charming affair with zoe. guests
in attendance. Many parties of a
dozen guests each assembled at tables,
enjoyed this event. Mr., and Mrs.
Monjo delighted the guests with their
artistic dancing. 49, tss,s* -.
Mrs. J.. Larsen Of Paris and New
Z York had 20 guests, as did Mrs. d. T.
Murphy. of New York City. - u.
+ The. management of the hotel
plans to have these, dances three times
q week land every Saturday evening
a dinner-dansant is to be the crown.
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A MUSICALE AT PUNAHOU z
Miss Margaret e. Clark, Miss Helen
Grace Caldwell, Mr.. E.~H. Ideler and
Miss Pearl Sutherland have arranged
a musical program of very pleading
numbers for early presentation. 1t Is
to be an ensemble program of modern
composers to be given as an educa'
ticnal feature and not as a money.
making affair. no charge whatever Is
to be made and Honolulu is cordially
invited. II is to be held on Saturday,
February 8, at Bishop hall, and the
whole program will be given later
THE COMING PEGGY CENTER
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A coming concert in which every
one in Honolulu is deeply interested
is the one that Madame Melba is Civ
ing, presenting Peggy Center as q
singer to Honolulu audience. Every
one is anxious for this concert, FOL
all, wish to hear the voice of this
daughter of Hawaii. The concert Is
% be he1d IN the Opera house on Tues.
day, January 23, and promises to be
the big social event of the week.
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PLEASANToN HOTEL DANCING
PARTY, ~ -
The management of the Pleasanton
Hotel Is giving dinner -dansant this
evening, commencing at $3.50. The
Pleasanton plans to have these dinner.
dansants every Wednesday evening
through the season. Afternoon tea
may be had every day from 8 to s.;
for those playing tennis ices and cold
drinks instead Of tea may be had.
Table reservations may be had by
phoning the hotel. III.
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MR.. FRANK MOSS AND MR.. WILL.
LIAM LEVERS IN RECITAL
The charming evening planned by
Mr.. william Levers and Mr.. Frank
Moss for next Monday promises pro
gram that will be very pleasing.
"Enoch Arden is to be presented by
these two talented men-pianist and
reader A full house is assured as
the tickets have been sold privately
and the plan for exchanging tickets
was put into effect successfully. The
exchange is being made today.
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- McCARTHY-BURNS NUPTIALS
On Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Col. and Mrs. C.
]. Mccarthy, occurred the wedding OF
Miss Pearl Lydia Mccarthy and Mr.
Frank Wesley Burns Of Hamakuapoko,
Maui. 1t was a home wedding, about
100 guests being in attendance. Rev.
FIR. yalentin and Chaplain Fealy OF