Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

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Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney's Dinner.
! Following their delightful and time
honored custom, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID.
Tenney entertained a. score or more
# their friends at dinner on Thanks.
giving day Their table was, as usual,
beautifully and uniquely decorated. A
| all silver vase in the center was filled
with alky cane blossoms. Surround
ing this and linked to the centerpieee
with fluffy loops of red tulle, we're
| four silver baskets Of scarlet holly
berries. Coyersswere laid for DIR. and
| Mrs George Herbert, Miss Rose Her
bert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Wilder. Mr..
and Mrs. Stackable, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Mary Gum,
Miss Violet Makee. Mr.. John Evans,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney,s Mr.. Vernon
Tenney, Mr., Charles Herbert, Mr.. C..
Holloway, Mr.. William Roth, Mrs.
Julia Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Potter, Mrs. Bodrero and the host and
hostess. +. -. ..%,'
An Engagement of interest >:-...
| Of the enlargement Of Miss Wilhe1-
NINA Weight the Hawaii Herald says ::
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.. Weight of Pa
paikcu announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Wifhelmina Ka-
naiana Weight to Edward A. Camp
bell The engagement is not an en-
ftire surprise to acquaintances of the
Young and popular couple, for many Of
Itheir friends have suspected for a
long time that they were bound togeth-
Ter by an attachment stronger than
Friendship Campbell Is quite we'll
known Throughout the territory. He
lis a son of w. III. &c. Campbell, now To-
Icated in Honolulu The prospective
bride has "a host of friends here and in
Honolulu. gained during her school
days, and this circle has been greatly
Ewidened In recent yearsewhiIe she has
Iaeted, a number of times, as Hawaii
iprincess in the annual, Honolulu Flor
tal Parade, she also has many friends
lin California, her. acquaintance
speeding to that state when she &C.
companied the Shriners there On pill
1grinage over . year ago. No date has
been announced for the, wedding" r.
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/ Lieut. Hai.oran's Dinner. :fz. <
/ Dinner parties were very much in
vogue on MISUNDERSTANDING before
the bachelors ball, at Fort Shafter, a
number Of hosts taking this means OF
celebrating Thanksgiving . as we'll.
Lieut. George Hallorah was host at o
i delightful affair. of the kind for. Lieut..
and Mrs. Frederick Barker, Miss Myr.
tie Schuman, Miss Helen Spalding,
Miss Dow Lieut. i. Sylvester and Mr..
| Olson. The dinner was held at the
Rathskeller and was significant of the
/ season in all its appointments The
center-piece was Of spicy red carna.
tions and maiden hair ferns. Fat,
purplecombed turkeys were used. as
favors while little hula girls marked
the places. ~ 49,
klamps Likely to Remain Here.
| 1t is gratifying to learn that when
MI. r.. Klamp retires from bust
ness in January, he and his wife
will still make Honolulu their home,
/ though they will no doubt spend con.
siderable time travelling Mr.. Klamp
expects to make short trip OF two
or three months to the mainland. Lat.
er. In the year Mrs. Klamp accompan.
led by her little daughter, and Miss
Alice Cornet and Miss Louise Girard
| will sail for Europe to be gone for
several years. Pending their depar.
ture the Klamps are, dividing their
time between the Pieasanton--where
they make their headqarters in town
and Kahala, where they have a most
delightful seaside home.
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i Major and Mrs. Lenfhan's Dinner.
Major and Mrs. NJ, J. Lenihan had
as guests for Thanksgiving dinner at
| Fort Shafter Major and Mrs. Erneste
| " Smith, Lieuts. N w. Campanole
/ Charles B. Lyman and Douglass T.
Greene and the Misses Lehman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ,Spaidina's Dinner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Appleby OF
/ Tacoma, Washington; were the guests
/ of honor at a most. attractive dinner
/ on Thanksgiving day when Mr. and
Il Mrs. y. J. SpaldingA entertained at
j their beautiful new home on Punahou
Il street. A yellow color scheme was
II used in the table appointments. A
lcenter:piece of great, golden chrysan.
themums was surrounded In turn by
yellow, silken- shaded candlesticks.
i Covers were laid for eight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Dinner.
i A charming affair of the week was
the Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday
Il at which Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phil
lips entertained. A. bowl of Hawaiian
< holly and ferns, knotted with red rib
bon made an attractive center-piece.
After dinner the evening was devoted
! to bridge. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp, Miss
| Alice Cornet, Miss Louise Girard,
Mrs. A. Haneberg, Mr. Wolf, Mr.. Bay
/, er and the host and hostess.
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Thanksgiving Dinner.
/ One Of the beautiful THANKSGIVING
J dinners that were given on Thursday
/ was that at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Tenney Peck were hosts. The table
i was artistically decorated with vio-