Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-14


anniversary of their marriage,
Mr., and Mrs. James Wilder en-
tertained at an elaborate supper
and dance on Thursday evening at
their home in College Hills. The
Wider home was transformed into a
bower of ferns, palms and flowers OF
many varieties. The guests were
seated at three large tables that were
beautifully decorated with roses, and
the hand.painted cards marking each
place were copies of famous French
artists Each of the guests was pre-
scented with a souvenir OF the occa-
sion. These lent much to the mirth
of the evening. as did the play" we'd
ding ceremony that was performed,
the contracting parties being the host
and hostess, and at the conclusion OF
which Mr.. Wilder presented his wife
with handsome ring. During the
dinner hour and for the dance which
followed, music was furnished by Ka-
ais quintet club.
Some among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Mary Gum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Halves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
r. Prosser, Miss Marion Scott. Miss
Lady Macfarlane, Miss Alice Macfarr
lane. Miss Marion Haviland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilder. Captain and Mrs.
Sturges of Leilehua, Major and Mrs.
Cheatham, General Macomb, Lieuten-
ant Vaughan, LIEUTENANT Andrews.
Mr. Ernest Hartman, Mr.. Leslie
Scott, Mr.. Richard Wright, Mr.. Will
liam Roth Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney
Scott, Mr.. Sam Wilder, Judge Arthur
Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. George Potter,
Mr.. Sam Wilder and Mr.. George
Davies.
Complimentary Lunch.
Mrs. Mary Gum was the compIi-
rnented guest az delightful lunch
con given by Mrs. Frederick KlaInp
on Tuesday at her home at Kaala
wal The centerpiece for the table
was an artistic arrangement of deli
cate pink roses Covers we're laid for
Mrs Mary Gum, Mrs Fuller, Mrs. ]
Charles Wilder, Mrs. A. j. Campbell,
AIRS. Harrison. Mrs Winfred Rabbits,
Mrs. George s-otter, Mrs. George Ro-
dick, Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. Sandow,
Miss Block, Miss cornet, Mrs. r, g.
Stackable and Mrs. Klamp.
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Miss Jnhnson's Dinner Party for
Miss Agnes Armour.
On Thursday evening Miss John
son entertained at dinner for Miss
Agnes Armour, who is soon TO be-
come the bride of Mr.. Mark Robin.
son. The centerpiece for the table
was OF brides roses and streamers of
pink satin ribbon were draped from
the centerpiece TO the dainty little
baskets placed on the table. The
band-palnted cards marking the
places of the guests were tiny cupids
and hearts. After dinner the party
attended the performance of THE
Toymaker" at the Hawaiian Opera
House Miss Johnson's guests includ-
ed Miss Agnes Armour. Mr.. and Mrs. i
Robert Single. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Maefarlane. Madam Single, M. and
Mrs. Gustav Biorkniap, Mr. Mark
Robinson, Mr. Mark p. Robinson, Mr..
Lyall and Miss johnson.
AsA
Niles Florence Winter Entertained.
Miss Johnson was hostess at an
Informal luncheon on Tuesday at the
Colonial. at which Miss Florence Win |
ter was the guest of honor. The
color scherle for the decorations was
pink and was carried out with sprays
OF cathsrtacarpis and pink satin rib !
bon. During the afternoon Miss Win
ter was the recipient of number of
pieces of silver from the hostess and !
the guests. Covers were laid for Miss /
Florence Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
mon Anderson, Miss Armour, Miss
Jeff. Mr.. Edward Schenkel, Mr. Jack !
Lyall and the hostess.
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Mr.. Shirley Bush and Mr.. George
Cassldy's Yachting Party.
Mr. Shirley Bush and Mr. George
Cassidy were hosts at an enjoyable !