Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

Losquist, Lieutenant .Zulte, U. S. NJ.
c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Robert and
Mrs. c. A. Mariner"
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Quecn LiIiuekal?nrs Poi Luncheon
= On Tuesday. the day of her BIRTH
day, her majesty Queen Li.iuoxelani
entertained q HUNDREDS or more of her
old friends al a poi luncheon. The af-
fair took place at her hcme 1T Waikiki
after the public reception at Washing
ton Placa.u The house. was beautifully
decorated in red. flaming ixoras, car
nations and; masses OF other red flow
ers being splacedi about in bowls and
jardinieres.s Palms. and, hanging has
kets of ferns were used as a fitting
background, while everywhere were
draped flags-the private flag of roy
atty, the national Hawaiian flag. and
the Stars and Stripes, of the y. S. Al.
Luncseon was served. at long table
Ion the lanai. At sesch end was place
"a large basket of ixeras. graceful
sprays Of the same flower being
|strewn befere the Queen. The places
were marked With the royal coat-of-
81 iAlo. <7ihOh6 tlOSC lnfliCu " tuiS
function were:
Those who were invited to luncheon
at Waikiki were Princess Kawanana-
koa, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dominis. Mr..
and MrE. Curtis p. Iapkea. Mrs. Fred
EIaukea. Mrs. Carl Holloway, Mrs.
Ahrens. Mrs E. A. McInerny, Miss
Ella McInerny, Mrs. Victoria Ward.
Miss Kathleen Ward, Miss Lucy Ward,
Miss Kulamanu Ward, Mrs. Sam Allen,
Mrs McWayne, Mrs. Monsarrat, Mrs.
Coney, Mrs. Renjes, Miss Walker, Miss
Mcintyre, Miss Ladd, Miss Mott-Smith,
Mrs. Stillman, Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Searle. Miss Searle, Mrs. Bush, Mrs.
Hopkins, Miss Aholo, Mrs Mary Beck
ley, Mrs. George BeckleyS Mrs Sam
Chillineworth. SRI Mrqand Mrs. Chas.
Chfllingworth, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs: Bos-
worth, Miss Ethel Whiting, Mrs. Trip,
Mrs. Carry Robinsonj Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smithies, Mrs. kEhen Low, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Helen Rosa, Mrs. Nc
CURE, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Fernandez,
Mrs. John Colburn, Mrs Hannah Pal
mer, Mrs. Alice Brown and others.
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Mrs. Moron1 Entertained.
Mrs. Frederick Morpng Of Honolulu.
accompanied by her two children, ar
rived on two months visit to Cali
fornia. Mrs. Arthur Duncan, whose
guest she will be, for several weeks,
was a recent dinner hostess in her
honor. The affair was held in her
home in Sacramento street and later
the guests attended the theater. Dr..
Morong has gone east on business
trip and will, depart Immediately up
on his return for his island home.
Mrs. Morong, who was Miss Bessie
Hannigan, is the daughter. of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Hannigan and a sister OF
Mrs. Arthur Duncan Miss Josephine
Hannigan and Percy HannigaT. Eek
change. sss <lH ssss
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Mr.. Warren's Dinner
Mr.. Will Warren observed the an
niversary of his birthday on Monday
by giving a jolly, stag dinner at the
Macdonald. Eight congenial souls
were there to assist in the celebration
and that they were highly successful
was amply testified to by one and all.
An excellent dinner was served at a
table daintily decorated with white
carnations and maidenhair. The par
ty then adjourned to box in the
opera house, where they were among
the most appreciative admirers of Vir-i
ginia de Brissac and her company. Mr..
Warren's guests were Mr.. George
Chantley, Mr.. Fred Jameson, Mr.. R..
s. Walker, Mr.. will Johnson: Mr.. J.
A. Dunbar, Mr.. R. S. West and Mr..
Douglas Young.
Supper-Dance at the Country Club.
The most delightful affair of the
week among the younger set was the
supper-dance- given, at, the Country
Club by Miss Helen Wilder. Between
each course of the delicious chowder-
supper the boys and girls matched
favors attractive bouquets of flowers,
leis. and toy lballoonsand danced
with their partners found in this man.
ner. After supper the evening was de-
voted to dancing. Miss Wilder's
guests were, Miss Helen Spalding,
Miss Sylyern Purvis Mr.. Vernon Ten
ney Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. ad Mrs. George
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gait. Miss
es Elizabeth Carter, Phoebe Carter,
Margaret Center, Hilda Won Holt, Hell
en- Wilder. ,ihelma Murphy, Mary Won
Holt, Pauline Schaefer, Ruth Soper,
ruth Anderson, Eloise Wichman, Ros-
amund Swanzy, Messrs. Fred Schae-
fer Jack Calf, Carter Gait. Francis
Brown, Reginald Carter, Robert Pur-
VS., Reynold McGrey. Allan Renton,
Ivan Graham, Ernest Raas, Will Al
exander. Ernest Gay. Alexander An
1erscn, Lieut.. Reyton, and Oswald Ste
vens.
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Recital by Elsa Cross Howard.
A musical recital that promises to
be one of the events of the fall sea-
son is announced for Tuesday even
ing, September %, when Elsa Cross
Howard, already favorably known as
d pianist, appears in notable pro-
gram, assisted by Mrs. Charles B.