Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-12

Walter Love, Mr. Albert Clark. Mr..
William Warren. Mr., Theodore Cooke,
Mr.. Cyril Hogs, MIR Watson Bag!en-
tyne, Dir. Dickson Mott. Mr., Eriing
Hedemann, Mr. Charles Lucas. Pay
master W, lizard. Lieut.. John Pratt
and Lieut.. b. r. Peyton )
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Dancing Class at kahala. ~ =. 81
The jolly little dancing club which
has been meeting every week at the
residence of Mrs. Fred. Klamp nj ka-
hala, had its hnal session for this
season en- Wednesday night The
dance. which included about twenty
tlEe guests in addition TO The regular
members, was one of the most de-
lightful affairs of the week. The
klamp residence was beautifully dec
Grated with palms and potted plants.
Small tables were set on the lawn.
where later a tempting repast was
Served. At one end of the lanai, card
tables were Set for the less energetic
ones who preferred TO devote at least
part Of their time. to the thrilling
game CT auction bridge. The whole
scene was brilliantly festive with the
ligat Of gay colored Japanese lam
tCrrs. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick klamp, Cen
eral and Mrs NJ Macomb, Major and
Mrs. John T. Myers, Capt and Mrs.
Richard Cults, Princess David kawa-
nanakoa. Mrs Emmett May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
A,.tt. I'LL, \
son Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Heae-
mann, MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Halves,
Jr.. Miss Alice Cornet, Miss Thelma
Murphy, Miss Edith Williams. Mss
Agnes buchanan, Miss Helen Spald-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hedemann,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss Jean Angus,
Mrs. George Collins, Mr.. and, Mrs.
Harold Castle, Col eaIid Mrs. c. r.
Reynolds, Mr.. Erling Hedemann, Mr..
Edmund Hedemann, Mr.. Ernest Raas,
Mr.. Fenstermacher, Lieut. William c..
Rose. Lieut.. N. Campenole, DR.. DON
aid Lewis, Mr.. Terry. Mr.. McCloskey,
Mr.. Gragg, Mr.. Dent. Mr. BIGGER, Miss
-Christiana Bradley, Miss Genegieve
bradley, Miss Emogene Burr and
others.
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Mrs. kFreneh's Luncheon.
~ informal but delightful luncheon
was gwen yesterday at Fort .Shafter
by Mrs. F. NJ French, wife of Col
French Thes affair was in honor of
Miss Heath of San Francisco, and
Mrs Tower, who is the guest Of Capt
and Mrs. Jamerson The table, was
prettily decorated with yellow flow
ers and ferns, the gold monogrammed
place cards and other accessories
helping to. carry out the yellow idea.
Mrs. French's guests were Miss
Heath, Mrs. Tower, Mrs. George JAM
erson, Mrs. ]. G. Gaibraith and Mrs.
| Roe
Mrs. II. M. Hepburn's Luncheon.
Miss Marie O'Brien, who is in Homo
lulu as the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. McCandless, was the motif
for a very pretty luncheon given by
her cousin, Mrs. Harry Marlin Hep
burn at the Country Club on Thursday.
Golden Shower made charming deco
ration FOR the table. though the club
house itself is picturesque and pretty
as to need no further adornment.
Hand painted Japanese scenes marked
the. place, other favors carrying out
the yellow idea After tiffin, the
guests danced to the always conye-
nient music of the auto-piano.
Miss O'Brien is very charming
young society girl of Parkersburg, w.
Va, who is well known in Honolulu
having visited here when she was a
child At the occasion of Mrs. Hep
burns marriage N New York three
years ago, Miss O'Brien served as
maid of honor. Those invited to meet
her on Thursday were Miss Jessie
Kennedy, Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss
Ambrose, Miss Horne, Miss Alice
Cooke, Miss Laura Anterior, Miss Vic
let Atherton, Mrs. Joan Buel Guard,
Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Fannie
Hogs, Miss Pauline Schaefer, Mrs.
George W., Bailey, Miss Marjory Gil
man and Miss Bertha Kopke.
Sunday Night Supper.
A popular form of entertainment
among service people is the Sunday
night chafingi dish supper, the infor
,rality of these affairs making them
very delightful Acharming event of
kind is being given tomorrow night by
Lieut.. and Mrs. +. p Jackson at their
home on Matlock Ave. Their guests
will be Capt and Mrs. w. K. Gibson,
Capt and Mrs. BENJAMIN Watkins,
Capt and Mrs. Walter II. Johnson,
Major E. v. Smith, Capt. de Witt
Chamberlain, Lieut.. William Ball,
Meut.. William Rose, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Frederick Cooke and Miss Emma
Cooley. y