Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13

sbowered with gifts OF aluminium
y are-bowls and pans Of various
articles for kitchen use. Supper was
then served informally. the party
continuing way into the evening when
they we're joined by the men folks.
who showered Mr.. Gaynor with ali
kinds of masculine trinkets. The
rest Of the evening was devoted to
games. and all kinds Of oldfashioned
Tastimes. Among those present we're
Miss May Thomas, Miss Bess Kent
rer. Miss Smith. Miss Marjorie Smith,
Miss E.. Greenfield, Miss Helen
Ouarles. Miss Alice Harbaugh Miss
Elsie Werthmueller, Mrs. Chester
HUM, Mrs. Ray Leach. Mrs. n. Bick-
nell, Mr.. William Gaynor, Mr. VIII
| liam Thomas. DR.. Bach, Mr.. Dave
Larsen, Mr. Chester HUM. Mr.. Ray
Leach. Mr.. r. d. Garfield, DR.. H.
Bicknell, Mr.. f. Schnack. Mr.. H.
| Werthmueller and others.
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Poi Luncheon at the Country Club.
Poi luncheons are always q great
| fad with tourists who though they
grimace over some OF the Hawaiian
| foods-are enchanted with the nov
| city of the repast. MrA Harriet
lsharratt and Miss Mary White. who
have been guests at the Colonial for
the past four months, were the In
Ecentive for 4 delightful affair Of this
kind given by, Miss NJ, Johnson on
| Thursday at the Country Club, a
bowl of red .caTatiens supplemented
with crimson n;,ieis nnades the table
very attractive, and the native menu
| Tas par excellence. Covers Weredaid
Tor six Alter luncheon NE party
Inotcred to tbee Ral .-.rn<,,.ysAs.,s;ze.,
Around the Island Trip. s
Miss Irene Dickson was hostess at
q most interesting and enjoyable mo
tor trip around the island this week
In honor OF Me-, and Nrs. Davis
Brown 81 OSklald z The party start
ed on Thursday AFTERNOON. camping
overnight at Laiea,, the country place
of Mr.. Cecil Brown on the north side
Of the island. Bright and early yes
terday mornipg. tlfeg were7fap am off
for Haleiwa, where they had break
fast, after which they sped back to
town. Miss Dickson's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Straus and Mi. Cecil Brown.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hunfipgton's Dinner
The Virginia de Hfissac company is
being the Incentive for manyS q little
dinner and fheater party afterwards.
1t il an agreeable way to solve the
problem Of passing away after-dinner
hours In these days that are too hot
for strenuous amusepents , DR.. and
Mrs. 3. r.. Huntington saof Fort de
Rassy were hosts at very enjoyable.
affair of this kind yesterday, their
guests being Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Mather, DR.. Catlin and Miss Winter !.
After a delightful dinner, the party
witnessed Get Rich Quick Walling-
ford" at the opera house.
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Mrs. ovefend's Bridge.
An informal but delightful bridge
afternoon was given on Wednesday by,
Mrs. r. M. Overend of Waipahu, who
Is spending few weeks at the Young.
Hotel. After some keenly contested
games, the honors were awarded to
Mrs. w. Stanley, Mrs Schmidt and
Mrs. Robert LANCE. The prizes were
silver cheese knife and silver iced
tea spoons. A refreshing tea was;
served at five O'Clock. Among those
present were Mrs. William Stanley,
Mrs. Robert LANCE, Mrs. Schmidt,
Mrs. Frank Halstead, Mrs. z. K.
Myers, Mrs. II. F. Wichman, Miss
Anna Danford, Mrs. Annie Lakeland,
Mrs. F. e. Richardson. Mrs. G. F.
Bush, Mrs. w. ]. Dyer. Mrs. r. r.
Reidford and Mrs. Peck. 8
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grahamis Reception
Mr.. and Mrs, william Montrose
Graham are entertaining this after
noon at large though informal re-
ception for their son, sMidshipman
Iyan Graham, who leaves next week,
to resume his work at the naval aca-
denny. Although no cards were sent
out, all their friends and acquaint.
ances are being cordially welcomed.
The affair is taking place out of
doors, the Royal Hawaiian band furn-
ishing the music for the occasion.
Hundreds of hibiscus of all shades
and varieties have made the place
beautiful. Receiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham and Mr.. Ivan Graham
is Mr., Mason Remy of Washington,
d. C.
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Mrs. NeWcOmb's Bridge
Informal Affairs are always de-
lightful, especially during the sum-
mer months, when evening dress is sol
irksome to the men Therefore many
of the hostesses hage been content
with two and three Rabies only Of
bridge. Such one was Mrs. Sarah
Newcomb, who entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wall, Capt. and Mrs. J.