Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-31

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had the pleasure of listening to their
daughter and sister at musical
debut. g.. ~. / H..
AN ARTIST IA AlE Y s-LEAEIEG
Y Mar. ii. c. Best. the artist. Mrs. Best
and Miss Virginia Best, who have been
for the past several months at the
Pierpoint, expect to leave On the Great
Northern Mr.. Best is the. Yosemite
Valley artist where with his brush h
has transferred to canvas many OF
the most beautiful spots Of this valley.
Mr.. Best has completed several Ha.
waiian canvasses. Some he .1kes
away and others have been sold here
Like every artist here he is charmed
with the beauty of this land. The
Bests win be an added link in , tho
chain Of people going with the avowed
intention of soon returning. .
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MR.. AND MRS. J. II. NELLIES' DIN
NER g. ...' =. -
alr. and Mrs. J. II. NelIies were din
ner nest and hostess ct the PleAsanton
hotel on Tuesday evening. The table
was pretty with basket CT deep red
roses as centerpiece. " =,
Mr. and Airs. Nellies' guests were
Mrs. Willie. Mrs. Veal, Mrs. Avery,
MT. j.. j.. Reynolds, Mr., Hooker and
Mr. Rcnfch. - : ,-sesa Z u
! DINNER at THfs PLEAsANToN
Mr.. d. A. Zeppe. one of the pas
sengers ON the Dutch steamer yondel
calling here this week, gave a very
informal dinner at the Pleasanton on
Tuesday evening. His guests were 10
of his fellow passengers. 49, s'.s,. 1
MR.. w. E. MACART1N A DINNER
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One of the many pleasant dinners
given at the Pleasanton ION Tuesday
Macarten presided as host. His guests
were Mrs. Greer, Mr.. Hamilton ana
Mr.. Mckenzie.
A PLEASANTON EVENT
Local society folk in civil as well
as the service set have received the
following invitations:
The Management Of the
PleaSanton Hotel
requests the pleasure of your company,
at Dance and Hula
~ on Monday, April second H.. \
at eight o'clock. .....s
THE M0ANA'S FANCY DRESS BALL
A fancy dress bail is the Moana
hotels way of bonoring the coming
of the S. s. Maui, the new Matson
steamer. To the society element in
Honolulu the following card has been
sent, ...@ 49, 49,.
The management of the Moana Hotel
cordially invites you to attend
: A Fancy Dress Bail ]
Tuesday. the tenth of April, Nineteen
seventeen, in welcome to the Off
GERS and Passengers of the s. S.
Maui on her maiden voyage = !
Dinner from six-thirty to eight-thirty |
Dancing commences at nine O'Clock.
Prizes will be awarded for the most !:
appropriate costumes.
MRS. ALEXANDER G. NJ. HAYES |
AT HOME
On Monday of each week Mrs. Alex |!
ander G.. M. Halves is at home and !
while no invitations are extended, the |
HAYES home is always the rendezvous !
where one is sure to meet a con- !
genial set of people, and as the friends |
of this household are legion, large !
company is entertained each week. |!
Mrs. Halves is one of the few society !
women here who have rigidiy adhered !
to keeping the day at home, a charm !
ing custom in Honolulu several years !
ago. !
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY MACFAR-
~. LANES DINNER
Maj. and Mrs Edward Carpenter are /
the guests OF honor at a dinner given |
this evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry !
Macfarlane at their Nuuanu home.
Mr.. AND MRS. GERRIT WILDER !,
HONOR MAI. AND MRS. Ed
WARD CARPENTER
With a congeniaI set of guests
seated around a table decorated with
American Beauty roses in a rock
crystal basket, and all other table ap.
1ointments in perfect harmony, Mr.
and Mrs Gerrit P. Wilder entertained
On Monday evening honoring Maj and
Mrs. Edward Carpenter. After dinner,
music and conversation made the
evening all too short. :...
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilders guests were !
Haj. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter, for
whom the party was given: Mr. and