Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-19

eight O'Clock was followed by a recep-
ton at the Colonial hotel az half after
eight Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson with
tie Princess Kawananakoa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single, Mrs. Selvia Shin
gle, and Mr.. and Mrs Mark p. Robin
son stood before background oil
bamboo and MALE and received the
guests who gathered at the hotel to
tccngratulate them. The Colonial which
is in itself beautiful was abloom with
pink roses whose fragrance was watt
ed to the lawn by the gentle Freezes
The spacious grounds were lighted
with quantities of Japanese lanterns
Here the guests we're served dainty lie,
fTeshments at the small tables.
The bride and groom remained at
the hotel for some time and then amid
shower of rice and good wishes sped
away in an auto. In the early part OF
next week they will depart for the
mainland and will return to Honolulu
after the first of the year.
Mrs. Robinson has lived in Homo
lulu for nearly two years and has been
favorite In the social circles. She is
a. cousin OF Mr.. Robert Single and
has been entertained at the Single
home. Mr.. Robinson Is a son OF Mr..
Mark p. Robinson and is well known
in business as well as social circles OF
the islands. 81
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Jr.'s, After.
noon Tea. 8
One of the most delightful affairs
of the week was the Informal tea
given by Mrs. Alexander Lindsay yes
terday afternoon at her home In Ma
noa for Mrs. Wing, who Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robbins B. Anderson.
This function is the first of the fall
teas. Autumn flowers were used In
the decorations and tie whole effect
was extremely pleasing. The drawing
room, where the guests were re-
ceived Ey Mrs. William Whitney and
Mrs. John Erdman, was abloom with
yellow flowers Large jardiniers filled
with yellow chrysanthemums and
yellow lilies were artistically placed
about the room and branches of Gold
en- Rod and chrysanthemums decorat-
ed the hall way. The dining room,
where the ices were served, was done
In pink and green. The color scheme
here was carried out in the refresh
ments. The large table in the center
Of the room had for. its centerpiece a
huge basket filed with delicate pink
roses and maidenhair fern and draped
with green tulle. Vases of American
Beauty roses were also placed about
the room. Red and Green formed the
color scheme for the lanai and was
developed with masses of fshtail
ferns and large baskets of Hawaiian
holly berries
An air OF informality reigned and
the eighty or more guests who called
during the afternoon fingered long In
conversacionne.
Refreshments were served BY Mrs.
e. White Sutton. Mrs. M. f. Prosser,
Mrs. Charles Hemmenway and Mrs.
Frank Dillingham; During the after
noon Mrs. L. Tenney Peck sang sew
eral solos and Mrs. William w. Whit
ney played a number Of piano selec.
tons. The invited guests included
Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Robbins B. An
6erson, Mrs. Charles r. Hemmenway,
Mrs. Frank Dillingham;. Mrs. William
Whitney, Mrs. E. White Sutton, Mrs.
John Erdman, Mrs. M. r. Prosser.
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Arthur
Berg, Mrs. Frank Andrade, Mrs.
Louis Warren, the Misses Gillet, Mrs.
Kenneth Barnes, Mrs. M. M. Ora
ham, Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mrs.
Frederick Klamp, Mrs. r. J. Buchy.
Mrs. Henry Water6ouse. Miss Nora
Sturgeon. Mrs. Henry Bond Restar-
lick, Miss Margaret Restarick, Mrs.
Albert Along, Mrs. Ernest Mott
Smith, Mrs. James Cockburn, Mrs.
Eckhart, Mrs. w. l. Stanley, Mrs,
w. A. Love, Miss Mary Moore, Mrs.
H. M. Won Holt, Miss Mary iyon Holt,
Mrs. Arthur G. Smith, Mrs. George
Potter, Mrs. A. A. Young, Miss Young,
Mrs. G. C. Won Hamm, Mrs. Alfred
Castle, Mrs J. w. Waldron, the
Misses Jordan, Mrs. Winnifred Bah.
bitt, Mrs. George Rodiek, Mrs.
Spencer Bowen, Mrs. Malcolm Nc.
Intyre, Mrs. A. w. T. Bottomley, Mrs.
! C. M. " Forster, Mrs. Frank Blake,
Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, Miss Nora Swan.