Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-20

Rose Herbert. Miss Mary Lucas. Mrs
Jack Young. 1iiss Renner Miss Flor
sencc Cassidy. Miss Hazel Gear. Miss
Ambrose. Miss Marguerite McIennan.
Miss Margaret waterhouse. Mr. VIII
HaogS Ir. AIR Cyril Hogs. Mr Jack
Guarsf. Mf. Dave Larsen. Mr. Jim Nor
gan. ar. VIII Morgan Mr Percy Dey-
erin, AR Bert Clark. Mr. Ernest Clark.
air Fred Bailey. Mr. John Ashley. Mr..
George Fuller. Mr. Percy Nottage. Mr..
Harold Gear. AIR Alexander Anderson.
Mr. Anterior Richards. Mr. Ted Cooke.
Mr. Harry Lucas, Mr.. William Ouder-
kirk. Mr.. Oscar Mccorriston. Mr. I.o-
throp Wilmington. Mr.. clarenc4 White.
MF.-GaviaR Bashs--Mr. Shirley Bush.
Mr. Charles Mcrrayne. Mr. Frederick
Lcwrey. Mr. MarSton Campbell Jr.
Mr. Herman Won Holt. Mr.. Carson. MIR.
Woodruff. Mr. Jack Young. Mr.. Walter
Love. Mr. Jennie McCandless. Mr., WIN
Cardens AFR Ed. Garden. Mr.. Jack Carr
den Mr. Roy Douglas. Mr.. Dickson
Mott. Mr.. Charles Davis. Mr.. Frederick
Wichnan. Mr. Jack Gait. Mr.. Allan
.Lowrey. Mr. George Cassidy. Mr.. Sher-
wood Lowrey. Mr. Arthur Gilman and
Mr. Vincent Genoves.
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Golf at the Country Club.
On the first day OF the golf t0urna.
ment last Wednesday at the Oahu
Country Club, the best scores were
made by Miss Wilhelmina Tenney.
Miss Alice Cooke and Mise Hewling.
Another tournament will be held on
Wednesday and it y hoped that a
large number of the ladies of the Coun-
try Club will turn out to make scores.
Some OF those who played last We'd
nesday We're Mrs. Charles Montague
Cooke. Miss Wilhe.mina Tenney. Miss
Alice Cooke. Miss Muriel Howats.
Miss McNear, MIS- Sutton, Miss Hew.
ling. Mrs. Tom Guild and Miss Ken,
nedy. M
Miss kennedy.s Dancing Party. - !.
On Tuesday evening Miss Jessie
Kennedy was hostess at a delightful
dinner dance at her home on Veto
ria street. Tie decorations were In
yellow coreopsls and maiden hair, fern
and each Of the guests was presented
with an lima and MALE lei. The cards
that marked the place OF each guest
were attached to little fans. Some
among those present were Miss Efn-
estine McNear, Miss Helen North,
Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss Lady Mac
farIine, Miss Violet Stoever, AIiss
Eloise Wichman, Miss e Use Miles.
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney. Miss Mary
Won Holt, Miss Lorna IaGkea, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick ID. Lowrey, Miss Ger
aldine Neuman, Mr.. Allan Lowrey, MIR.
Eo. Watson, Mr.. Paul HOLSTER, Mr..
Stevenson, DIR. Hedemann. Air. How
ard Hedemfnn, Mr.. Ed: Hedemann.
Mr.. Ted Cooke, Mr.. Sutton, Mr.. Dixon
Mott, Mr.. Guy Macfarlane, Mr.. George
Canayarro, Mr.. Robert McCorriston,
Mr.. Bert Clarke and others.
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Mrs. Sinclair's Informal Entertain
ment.
Mrs A. N, Sinclair entertained on
Thursday evening for her sister Mrs,
Horner Smith. Among those present
were Mrs. Homer Smith, Judge and
Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. Schoen and, DR.,
and Mrs. A. n Sinclair.
Mrs. Gibson Entertained.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Leighton Gibson was the guest of
honor at a tea given by Mrs. Kelley,
Brown at her home on Young street.
The guests included Mrs. Frank
Leighton Gibson, Mrs. Edward Mar
shall, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Charles r
Frazier, Mrs, L. J. Warren, Mrs. j.
T. Warren, Ms. Raymond Bown, Ms.
Walter Wall. Miss Dietz and Mrs. Da-l
va faFup . 4
The Oahu Country Club is to be the
setting for what the members are
pleased to prophesy the grandest ball
given in Honolulu since the days when
kings and queens ruled in the land.
And these same members wish to im-N
press upon those who are fortunate
enough Ito be among those present
that it will be more than dance in
the strict sense of the term. The oc-
casion is the opening of the new club
house which has been erected at q
heavy cost. The Country Club affords
a place where members may have 'rec-l
reatfon from their laboFs down town
and what the local tiieaters do not
provide for the tired businessman"
the golf links fiirnishls The function
at the Country Club Is announced for
the 9th of this month"; Mr. s. Allen
Walker and Mr.. ". H. McIneTny are
a committee having the arrangements
in charge. M 2 <sastr
Miss Bertha Young,s Dancing Party
One of the most delightful dances
enjoyed by the younger set was given
at Waikiki last night by Miss Bertha
Young in compliment to her nephew.
Mr.. Alexander Anderson, who is
shortly to leave for Cornell. The
nnIor schannc FOR tho docnra tinns WAC