Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

/ lege of Hawaii will speak before the
mothers Club of Punahou at Bishop
hall, Oahu College. on the subject.
Light of the Abnormal" Having made
special investigative study during
the past year of the defective child,
its limitations, possibilities and needs,
DR.. Andrews is well qualified to
handle his subject and the Mothers
Club has invited all women of the city
interested IN the subject TO be present.
! following the various announce
ments of the afternoon light fefresh-
ments were served. The next meet
ing Of the circles will be held the
third Thursday in April. the hostesses
who were to have entertained in
March accepting the responsibility for
April.
AN ARTISTS PICTURE EXHIBIT
The exhibition of beautiful pictures
which Mr.. Charles w. Bartlett is
showing at the home of Mrs. Charles
NJ. Cooke on Beretania avenue is at
tracing the attention Of picture loving
Honolulu. Society has attended the dis
play daily and all are fascinated with
the variety and conception of his pic.
lures. Some among those noticed at
the exhibition this week were: Mrs.
G. M. Cooke, Miss Alice Cooke, Mr..
and Mrs Clarence H. Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs c. Montague Cooke, Mr. and Mrs.
c.. W. Case Deering, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
p. Agee, Mr.. and Mrs E. White Sut.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, ex-
Gov. and Mrs. Walter Frear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs
William d. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Wood. Mr.. and Mrs, Ranney Scott,
Miss Claire Kelly, Miss Grace Robert
son, Mr.. j. F. Reck, Mt. William Lew.
ers, Mr. Andrew Adams, Mr.. L. e.
Moulgsrdt OF San francisco, and
others.
HOST TO NEWSPA-
PERMEN
Newspapermen of the city and three
visitors were guests of the Pleasanton
Hotel on Monday of this week, Man
ager Wilmarth deeked a festive board |
HI The main lobby and there the guests |
gathered, afterwards enjoying the |
dance. Those who were entertained
we're: X
From the Advertiser-Mr M. G.
Maury, Mr.. Riddell Elliott, Mr.. Il. P.
Irwin. =
From the Star-Bulletin-Mr r. H.
Allen. Mr.. ]. r. Gray, Mr.. H. d. Case,
Mr.. Geo. T. Armitage, Mr.. w. H. John.
son, Mr.. Owen Merrick and Mr.. Arthur
:. Bixby. .s.=
From the Portland 0regonian-Mr.
Roscoe Fawcett. r...s
From the Portland Telegram-Mr. i
Robert Cronin. H.. !.
From the Portland Journal - hr
ecu Kennedy. ...<. -. ........ -
$3.50 ). j. y II
IfR. HENRY W0LCOTT A DINNER
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas, Jr.,
we're the guests of honor at dinner
siyen On Wednesday by. Mr.. Henry
Eolcott at his handsome home at
Saimuki
Mr.. Wolcott has one of the very
ovely homes in Honolulu. 1t is fin,
shed in great splendor. the rugs,
aPestFies and paintings being worth
fortune .~...
Mr.. Wolcott, after his first trip
ere, became charmed with the islands
md decided TO make his home here
md brought his art treasures to the
fly and is now a Honolulan.
The table was very pretty. A hand.
ONE silver basket was filled with
fragrant pinks and lace fern Quaint
title name cards marked each guest
over /.
Mr.. Wolcott's guests were: Mr.. and
drs. Charles Lucas, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane. Miss Margaret
IcIntyre, Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
fairy Lucas, Miss Magruger, Mr..
vithers and Mr.. George Fuller. I!
After dinner, cards and music made
IN a very pleasant evening 4