Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30
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MT. dno Mrs. hi99S DutCn supper.
). Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ford Stewart
were the guests of honor at delight
full Dutch supper on Monday given
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merton Riggs at
Kafihi. The place was fairyland
of yellow lights and flowers and
palms, while the singing boys. with
their haunting chants and gay melo.
dies, added the last touch of charm
The table was decorated with, bowls
of luscious hawaiian fruit pears,
mangoes, pineapples and many 9th.
crs The place cards were written
in Dutch to carry out the idea of the
supper. After a tocthsome repast
daintily served, the guests succumbed
to the charm of the music and de.
voted the remainder of the evening
to dancing.
Among those present we're Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ford Stewart, the Princess
Kawananakoa, DR.. and Mrs. Harvey
v. Murray, Paymaster Walter G.
lizard. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chilling
worth. Miss Irene Dickson. Mr.. Al
bert Taylor, and the host and hostess
This was the last of many affairs Civ.
en- for Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, as the
popular Californians sailed on the
Manchuria the following day for their
home in Los Angeles.
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House Party at Kancohc.
Tho younger set are untiring in,
their pursuit of pleasure and finding
With their happy spirit, they have
packed their traps and decamped to
Kaneohe for the week end. The Allen
place is the scene of the house party
ard oil kinds of tramps swims and
horseback rides are On the program,
to say nothing of dancing and games
in the evening. Among the members
OF this jolly party are Mrs. ]. "a. Gil
man, the official chaperone; Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hoogs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jcil B. Guard. Mrs. Norma Adams,
Mis- laura Atherton, Miss Ruth Ber-
ry. Miss Irene McDermott, Miss Mar.
grerite Yladman. Miss Mallory Gilman,
Mss isabelle McCorriston, Mr. Rich
ara cation. Mr. Theodore Cooke, Mr..
David Larsen, Mr.. Will Hoogs. Mr..
Cvril Hoogs. Mr. Charles McWayne,
Mr.. VIII Quderkirk, Mr.. Piercy Not
tare. Mr.. VIII Morgan, Mr.. James
MergaH. Mr.. Carson, Mr.. Henshaw and
NJ Oswald Stephens.
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To ms Tournaments at Moana.
7 hes tennis tournaments at the Mo-
an : Hotel have been exciting a great
dc al Of interest, on some Of the days
fry N a hundred to hundred and fifty
spectators being present Tennis Is
something that everyone can under
stand,s and the newest neophyte can
witness a game with enthusiastic plea
sure. Therefore 1t has been quite the
thing this week to motor out to Wal
kiki, and after watching the intensely
interesting games of the tournament
to repair to the Moana or the Outrig-
ger for tea.
Dinner at kahaIa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp en-
tertained informally at dinner on
Thursday night at their home at Ka-
hala. Among their guests were Miss
Alice Hastings, Miss Helen Alexan-
der, Miss Betty Case, Miss Alice Cor
net, Mr.. Albert Clark, Lieut.. r. Til
ton, Lieut. f. T. Evans and Lieut. ~
Campanole.
Mrs. BaIlentyne's Luncheon.
Kahala folk entertain continuously
in an informal way and. their affairs
are thoroughly enjoyed especially
by those who can appreciate the re-
freshing change from town. Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne had a number Of
people out from town yesterday to a
luncheon at her Kahala bungalow.
The simplicity of the event making
it doubly charming. Among those
present were Mrs. E. M. Watson, Miss
Genevieve Bradley, Miss Christiana
Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Mrs.
Alexander Halves Jr., Miss M. Mar
shall and Mrs. Tenney Peck.
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Dinner-dance at the Country Club.
The most elaborate affair of the
younger set was given by the Misses
Elizabeth and Phoebe Carter on
Thursday at the Country Club, the
formers eighteenth birthday being
the motif of the occasion Twenty
eight boys and girls were seated at
one long table, down the center of
which. at artistic intervals, we're
sparkling vases of American Beauty
roses. After each course the boy
progressed and the s;rl was furnished
with new dinner partner. Before
the end Of the repast, beautiful
white birthday cake with flaming pink
candles was brought. which, on being
opened, was found to possess many
trinkets of iportent. To Miss Theima
Murphy went a ring, while Miss Eloisel
Wiehman's lot was thimble. Mr.,
Alexander Anderson found another
ring in his portion, Mr. Reginald Car
ter heart, and Mr.. Jack Gait, but
ton The music boys, who had been
singing throughout the meal, then
changed to ragtime, and the rest of
the evening was devoted to dancing,
Some very pretty figures of the Ger
man were executed, the favors being
fans. boutonnieres, of violets. Dolly
Warden bouquets OF violets and PAN
sizes, with a frill OF lace One of the
most attractive figures was carried
out with lighted Japanese lanterns,