Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24

IN Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. julius TN
ger, Judge Monsarrat, Mrs. Jones, {. -.
| Wright, Miss Hunter-Jones, Mr.. Guy
Macfarlane, Miss Lady Nacfarlane,
| Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss Wilhel-
nina Tenney, Mr.. Robert McCorris-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Wichman, Mr..
Prosser, Mr.. J. McInerny, Captain AMI
Mrs. Gibson, Judge and Mrs. Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE, Miss Danford,
Lieutenant Rose, Mr.. Thomas Gray,
Mr.. Bert Clark, Miss Violet Mckee.
Miss Hattie Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas,
Mr.. Stanley Kennedy, Mr.. Bradfod
Sumner, Mrs George Collins, Miss
Alice Comet, Captain and Mrs.
Owens, Miss Owens. Lieutenant Snow,
Fir. Harding, Captain and Mrs. Cults,
| Mr.. Hobie Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
| Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeman, ard
Mr.. Guy Buttolph.
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Ante-Dance Parties
There were a number of parties
gotten up informally before the
Domino dance at the Country Club
Tuesday night. One of the largest
was given by Mrs William Montrose
! Graham who was the leader of gay
band of pink dominoes. In this party
there were Mrs. Mercer, Miss Mercer,
! Miss Tiny White, Miss Esther White,
Mr.. Graham, Mr. Ray Graham, Mr..
Clay Kelly, Lieut. Bump and Capt
Longon.
Judge and Mrs. Stanley had party
of six, among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lange and Miss Anna Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Unger brought
Judge Monsarrat and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Morse enter
tanned party of six.
] Mrs. Wallis Thimble Party
Mrs. Arthur Wall, who always en-
tertains in a delightful manner, was
hostess at a thimble party on Thurs
day at her home on Kewalo street.
The affair was in honor of her
mother, Mrs Robert Levers, who
has recently returned from the states.
The home was tastefully decorated
with different varieties of hibiscus,
which have lately become such a fad
with local horticulturists. Large
bowls of these, ranging in shade from
thc deepest red through cerise. pink
to dead white made the rooms cool
ard attractive. After pleasant af-
ternoon spent over dainty bits of sew
ing, a refreshing tea was served.
Those asked to meet Mrs. Levers
were Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. E.
4 W. Peterson, Mrs. Willard Brown,
Mrs. w. l.. Hopper, Mrs. Lakeland,
Mrs. Robert Halstead, Mrs. j. A. Nc.
Candless, Mrs. T. Sorenson, Miss
Sorensen, Mrs. T. Howatt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wall and Miss Bella
Weight
;. Luncheon at College Of Hawaii
Epicurean appetites were well salts
fled yesterday when some of the
members of the special cooking class
of the College of Hawaii entertained
at a luncheon The hostess on this
occasion were Miss Charlotte Hall,
j Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Louis Edmonds.
Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Eleanor
Effinger and Miss Tung. The repast
Effinger and Miss Tung. The
repast was entirely one of their
oeuvres that they achieved were
thoroughly relished by the guests.
The table was prettily decorated in
| yellow, with appropriate place cards
and accessories. The guests were
Hiss Shipman, Miss Yoder, Mrs.
Bryan Miss Johnson. Mrs. Lee and
Miss Florence Lee.
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Miss Soper's Party
Miss Ruth Sopef is entertaining at
All informal party this evening for
Miss Margaret Restarick who leaves
next week on the Siberia for the
eastern states. Old fashioned guess
ing games will be played during the