Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE

{ SOCfAI CAlENOAh run IHE
soE A"eEK.
Miss Iaukea Entertained.
Mrs. DoIe's Tea.
Mrs. chIIlineworth's Luncheon.
Mrs. 6Iake's Luncheon.
Miss Nina Craig Entertained.
Mrs. Wilson's Tea.
Mrs. Jordan's Luncheon.
engagement Dinner.
.Nrs. Wichman's Luncheon.
Mrs. Guards Sewing Tea.
Mrs. Carriers Picnic Tea.
An Evening Card Party.
House Party at kaneohe.
Nc. and Mrs. Riggs Dutch Supper.
Dinner at kahala.
Car. and Mrs. Ovens Swimming
Party.
Miss Mauerman's Bridge Tea.
Mrs. 5aIIentyne's Luncheon.
Dinner-Dance at the Country Club.
Tennis Tournaments at the Moana.
Bridge Party at schofieId Barracks.
the Princess Kawananakoa, Miss Irene
Dickson. Mrs. E. A. Ross, Mrs. Ar
thur Macintosh, Miss Mabel War
nicke. Mrs. John Thomas of Leilehua
and Mrs. Alexander HAYES, Jr. AS
the hostess sailed the next day on the
Manchuria for. her ranch in Califor-
MIA, the guests left with aloha and
warm farewell wishes.
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Mrs. Wilson's Tea.
Lavender was the color used in the
decorations when Mrs. A. A. Wilson
entertained at tea on Monday for
Miss Ethel Robinson Large bowls
Of mauve-tinied asters were placed
about the rooms with ferns and trop-
ical palms, the color note finding it.
sell s.gain In the bonbons and ices.
Among those invited to meet Miss
Robinson we're Mrs. Ulrich Thomp-
son, Mrs. Perley Horne, Miss Mildred
Horne and her house guest, Mrs. A.
g: M Robertson, Miss Mary Law
renee. Mrs. f. Lawrence, Miss Harri-
ct McCracken. Miss H. Lemon,
Miss Church, Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs A. A. Church The
guest Of honor, who is revisiting Ho-
nolulu with her mother after FIVE
years on the mainland, has been the
guest of her brother, Mr.. Edgar Rob-
insony for the past two months. She
was among the many passengers to
sail on Tuesdays Manchuria, Mrs.
WILSON'S tea being In the nature or
a bon voyage.
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Luncheon for Mis. ,aukea
Ths nreftiaet afrafr 81 The waol,
was the luncheon piven IN, yvadnes.
dav Nv Miss Iersie Kennedy An boncr
,of mss forna IsuJsea. VIM refnrned
recently from a six months, visit on
|exquisltely carried out In the rain
DOW iuea Two gold French baskets
Were linked together with arches OF
aiapnanous liiuslon' noiolng the tints
y tne ialnDoW, AZ eacn pace were
Wy whiee peaestais bearing oalntiiy'
1850 ~ uol,s Heaus. anu banked a.
s.S pess VIII lol seelie-rots pansies
= 81 t ~. 800 viii sol. n,usloli
:, r,. . ,;ss .As ,a,nm ,,,,.h , 49, ua
t ,.,,sA s; "a s ~ IN - 49, i.
sSdas s-assIa - e,,s e a 800. 81 ~.
Anon, tbnse nrosent 81 tb;s eha 81.
Inc affs,r we're Mrs Mrs Ern nc, pass
Mrs. Harold Castle, Mrs. James Judd.
Mrs. Frederick D. Lowrey, Mrs. Rich
ara Cooke, MISS Margaret Water
mousse MISS Emily Farley, Miss Nora
Sturgeon, MIS-. sherwood Lowrey.
MISS Jean Geary and the guest OF
nohoE MISS Lorna iaukea. After
iuncneon the time was PLEASANTLY
Spent Win music ana lively CONVEX
SAXON, me many newly returned lraV-
eleIs uShins pressure IN comparing
eA 'eriences On. iana ana sea
Los Angeles Visitor Entertained.
Miss Olive NJ. L. Mauermann enter
faiiled at bridge tea Friday afternoon
at the Donna for Mrs. G. II. Smith. of
Los Angeles. who is spending the
summer in Honolulu. She was assist
ed by Misses Bernice Cuisine and
Marjorie smith.
Those present were: Mrs. q. H
Smith. Miss Blanche Folsom Miss
Mvra Angus Mrs wilson Mrs Tbos
O'Brien. Mrs Herhsrt Simnson Mrs
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