Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
DOugIns Damon's Chinese Dinner

DougIns Damon's Chinese Dinner
A novel and very attractive dinner
was given on Wednesday, when Mr.
Douglas Damon entertained a dozen OF
bis friends Chinese fashion at his home
at Moanalua The decorations all Le-
spoke the days OF the old monarchy
and the menu would have delighted
the taste Of any celestial mandarin
from birds nest soup to ginger and
other Chinese dainties. After dinner
the evening was spent informally in
dancing and playing cards. Among
those present were Mrs. Robert Hind
Miss Mona Hind, Miss Margaret Hind
Miss Cox. Mr.. Leighton Hind, Miss
Ruth Hyde, Mr. Francis Brown, Miss
Elizabeth Low. Mr.. Woods Low, Miss
Alice Hastings, and the host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Leave
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell Carr,
who have been spending their honey
moon in Honolulu, were outgoing pas
sengers on the Siberia this morning.
The Cars profess themselves as be-
ing delighted with the islands, their
only regret being that they cannot re-
main longer. They have been regis
tered at the Moana and have thor
oughly enjoyed the sea-bathing from
that popular resort Entertaining
considerably in an informal way
themselves, they in turn have been the
incentives for numerous social af-
fairs. A short trip 10 the volcano
trip which was marvellously new and
interesting to them-took a week OF
their time from Honolulu, TO the re-
gret Of their friends, who would like
TO have shown them further hospital
ity. On leaving the islands Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr will take a very circuitous
route through the Canadian Rockies,
Montreal and New York, their arrival
at their home In Chicago being timed
for the first OF October Mrs. Carr
was formerly Miss Katherine Morten-
sen Of Oak Park. I'll. Her marriage to
Mr.. Carr-who is prominent manu-
facturer of Chicago, was an event in
San Francisco society last month, all
the relatives in both families coming
west 10 attend. The wedding Is ono
which has attracted considerable in
terest among the smart Gets Of both
east and west Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will
make their home in Chicago, where
they are very prominent socially
Their friends here are delighted to
learn that they are planning to make
another visit to the islands at the
earliest opportunity.
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House Party at kuuIca.
Miss Rosamund Swanzy is enter
tanning the members Of the riding club
over the week end at her beach home
- Kuuloa. After riding over on horse
Tack. the girls are spending two or
three days in the pastimes Of thel
country. This evening they will be-
joined BY number Of boys. and chap
eroned BY Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy,
will hold an informal dance. The
guests at this delightful house party
are Miss Corinda Low. Miss Eloise
Wichman. Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss
Ruth S0per Mr.. Fred Schaefer, Mr..
Jack Calf. Mr.. Carter Gait, Mr.. Charles
BRENNAN. Mr.. Woods Low and Mr..
Francis Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anterior to Make
Coast Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Atherton and
family and Mrs. Mary e. Simpson,
Mrs. Atherton's mother, expect to sail
for the Coast by the wilhe,mina. The
Athertons have rented furnished
house at Los Gafos and expect 10
spend three or four months there. re-
turning to the islands the middle of |
December Mrs. simpson will spend
the fall in Detroit. Mich, visiting her
son, DR.. C. e. Simpson.
Last Sunday afternoon the infant /
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton was
at their home in College /
Hills He was named Alexander Simp-
son after Mr.. Athertons brother and
Mrs. Atherton's father.
DR.. Doremus Scudder officiated at !
The christening. Miss Bertha Kemp
singing solo. Only the immediate rcl-
atiyes of the family were present
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Engagement Announcement.
Mrs X. c. Doyle of Sydney, Canada,
announces the engagement of her
Madeline, to Lieut.. C. L.
Tinker, 18th Infantry. Schofield Bar
racks. Hawaii. The date has not yet
been fully decided upon for the we'd
ding, but 1t will probably take place
In November
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