Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

/ Circle q celebrating its birthday with
q luncheon 10 be held on the Alex.
ander Young Hotel Roof Garden.
Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr.. who il arranging
the program; says that Immediately
coffee Is served the program will
start Formerly the program was car
ried through the luncheon, but this
year IL was thought wise to change. as
during the luncheon hour there is al
ways more or less noise and confu-
sion About $50 guests will be In at
tendance. H.
CAPT NELSON A DINNER HOST
Capt. Nelson of the Venezuela was
a dinner host on Tuesday evening
when he entertained at the Pleasanton
hotel for Mrs. f. L. M. Thiebault and
Mrs. Rose Dauer of the Palace hotel,
San Francisco. and Mr.. I. NJ. Kiep
and Mrs. ]. Fletcher. The table was
very rretty with its basket Of pastel
shaded asters and lighted tapers.
After dinner the guests enjoyed dane
in:. u.
Capt Nelson is an author of many
sea stories. One that is very we'll
known Is Yankee Swanson"
Mr.. r. w. merrill ENTERTAINS
Mr.. r. w. Merrill of New York city
entertained on Tuesday evening at the
Pieasanton, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith. The table was very
handsome with silver. basket filled
with Transvaal daisies and lace fern.
Red-shaded candles cast a pretty glow
over all. Mr.. MerriPs guests were
Mt. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. d. s. Baker, Mrs. /. H. Merrill,
Miss Ruth Baker. After dinner the
guests attended the Peggy Center con-.
cert. 20 s.<2 -
A COMING LECTURE AT THE z
PLEASANTOH
Prof. ]. F.. Rock of the College of
Hawaii Is going to give an illustrated
lantern-slide lecture on Thursday
evening, February /, at the Pleasan-
ton Hotel at Sis, under the auspices
of the Outdoor Circle on tropical gar
dens.
COLONIAL HOTEL DINNER-DANCE
The Colonial Hotel management is
giving dinner-dance on the evening
OF January 80, honoring the Great
Northern and Matscnia passengers.
Every Thursday evening the Colonial
gives dinnerdance and these affairs
have become Justly popular.
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THE SATURDAY STAR-BULLETINi
The society section Of the Star-Bnl-
letin will be edited on Saturday by,
Miss Kathryn Williams, who will
represent the Y. w. C. A. in Its cam.
paign for funds for the association.
Miss Louise Barker of Los Angeles
passed through on the Siberia Maru
yesterday, en- route to the Orient. In
(Yokohama she Is TO become the bride
OF Mr.. Gauss, an American consul IN
China. The two met during 4 trip
which Miss Barker took three years
ago around the world. During her
stay here yesterday Miss Barker was,
the guest of Miss Frances NJ. Goold.
Miss Leona Goodman OF San Fran:
cisco. who has been, actively Engaged
for several months In looking out for
lthe interests of the fund in aid of the
British, French and Belgium blind SUI.
ferers from the war, VIII take rest
from her labors in this city. She is
the guest OF Mrs. Lawrence Kerr.
Mrs. w. E. Montgomery OF San
Francisco Is in Honolulu for the first
J time. She has taken apartments at
the Davenport. She is q friend Of Mrs.
H. N. Hepburn and the John A. Nc
Candlesses.
DR.. and Mrs. e. d. Chapman and
Miss Minnie Chapman arrived on the
Manoa. Miss Chapman has been away
from Hawaii for a year. This is DR..
and Mrs. Chipman's first trip.
Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey
leaves in two weeks for six months
! visit to the mainland Later Mr..
! Lowrey win 90 up and then q tour
Of the states win be made.
Mrs. H. A. Strakosch, cousin Of Carl
Strakosch. grand opera impresario, is
In Honolulu, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Avery Strakosch, and
s. A. Lewis, her son.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Howard and Miss
Margery Howard arrived on the
Manoa from Salt Lake City. Mr..
Howard is prominent financier Of
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