Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
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he largest social function OF the
week was the afternoon enter
% tainment given on WEDNESDAY py
3 the Outdoor Circle for the oenellt oi
= the Community Christmas Tree tuno.
Four hundred or more women were
e gathered on the Roof Garden 10
q listen to the Russian orchestra ana
z, to watch the clever dancing OF ivan
q Bankoff. Miss Elinor True and MISS
Il Aimee Maynard. The opening number
Z was by the Russian orchestra and
- was delightful as were all OF the Sc
q lections done by this set o! artists.
). Mr. Ivan Baakoff gave the Beg
!. CARS Dance" delightfully."-, also l1e
e Russian peasant marriage dance. IN
n this Miss Maynard was his partner
q Miss True made her :flrst appear
= ance and was a favorIte from inc
"a start. giving three clever CLASSIC
!. dances. Miss True comes from the
q Denishawn school and will give exnl-
q hilton dances at the Young curing
y her stay here. .
q Baby Fiddler, a mite Of Russian
= child. daughter of a member OF the
:. orchestra. sang two Russian songs
!. and did a Russian dance very oeHshI-
i fully. ..o rsic
:. continued for an hour and the guests
3 danced. II was a charming aller'
y noon. -. ha.
Almost every woman carried hei
=. kntttIng bag with her and knltteo
a. throurh the afternoon, complnlns
y BUSINESS and pleasure. One wonders
20 otter This war is over women VIII
he willing ever again to go on as VI
wore and sit through an AFTERNOON
,,rJthout work of some kind. one
I Sonbts Il indeed. The thought useo
70 he that unless the guest sat "ltn
= folded hands through a concert
:. lecture she was being dlscourteUuIs,
q Today we know better. 1t Is possiOio
= 10 work and listen.
Mrs. A. A, Young had entire charge
NJ the wednesday affair and was %
si.tea nv Mrs. w. L. Moore, MIS-. hop,
a. Anderson, Mrs. A. N. CampDeh
! and Mrs. Myers. ,.s lowing
4 az astarnoon were: Mrs. F. ]. Low
rev. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Y. W.
ford, Mrs. A. A. Young Mrs' - I've
= Robertson, Mrs. Lewis, MTs' "
Mrs. William A. Wall Mrs: =:
Johnson, Mrs Clifford klmoan' ~
= Charles Lucas, Mrs. l.. capps, ME
z John T. Warren, Mrs. keynola NY
crew. Mrs. Aver, Mrs. A. G' hawes s
y Mrs. Charles Wilder, MIS-. ns n
Giftard. Mrs. Riley H. Allen, MIS-:
charles Chillingworth, Miss Leinani
1hiIHngworth, Mrs. A. Hooking MIS-;
fsH. Won Holt, Mrs. Gustav scnaeier
Mrs r. A. Schaefer, Jr., Mrs. Wiihan
"a Mcmillan, Mrs. Philip Dodge, MIS-.
% Emory. Madam Emory, Mrs. Pur-
csIl Miss. Lillian McChesney, MIS-.
nurston. Miss Giilet, Mrs. G. w. V
neering' Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse,
2 Mrs Gartenberg, Mrs. Wallace h Far.
4 rington. Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs. O., Z.
Rush. Mrs. Gavien Bush, Mrs. Ray
y mond Brown, Mrs. Arthur F. wan,
4 Mrs A. Berg, Mrs. Augustus r. NUT
phy. Miss Helen Caldwell, Mrs. Geo.
KIuegel, Mrs. Tom Church, Mrs. W.
II. Hieserman, Miss Mary Won Hoit
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Mary Luz
I cas-. Mrs. Carl Andrews, Mrs. Charles
Atherton, Miss Atherton, Mrs. =. Y
smith. Miss Vera Damon, Mrs. Walter
Frear. Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs. A
( Crfffiths, Mrs. Harold Hayselden,
MIS-. s. c. Huber, Mrs. e. d. XII.
bourne, Mrs. Elizabeth Mackalf, MRS.
I. KroIl, Mrs. J. Dominns, Mrs. Thee.
Lansing, Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. =.
Lennox, Miss Margaret Lishman,
Madam Lishman, Mrs. John NOR. Mrs.
&c. ]. Mccarthy, Mrs. w. ]. MacNeik
MRS. ]. Milton, Mrs. w. g. ogg, Mrs.
George Potter, Mrs. John Walker,
Mrs. M. F. Prossers Mrs. Guy futile,
: Miss Ward, Miss Kathleen Ward, Mrs.
Gerrit wilder, Miss Winnie, Mrs.
prank Armstrong. Mrs. John Baird,
Mrs. G. q. BaIlentyne, Miss e. Cross,
Mrs. C. P. Ewing, Mrs. John Fleming,
Mrs. Albert Homer, Miss Mary John.
son. Mrs H. Macfarlane. Mrs. B. Z.
Marx, Mrs. Sara Newcomb and others.
9 . q
RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR
Largely attended and most pleas
ant in every way was the welcoming
: reception given by the Women's So
ciety OF Central Union Church on
Thursday evening in the church par
iors In compliment to Rev. and Mrs.