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

present were Miss Mildred Chaplin.
Miss Gertrude 3-s1iey, Miss Ruth
Stacker, Miss Rachael Wood, Miss
Marjory Armstrong, Mss Clemence
clifford, Miss Doris Noble, Mr.. Luther
Hough, Mr.. Albert Bush. MrLeroy
Bush. Mr.. Billy Noble, Mr.. Ralph
Gray. Mr.. Wright Henderson. Mr..
John 0.Dowda and Mr.. Sam Carter.
Luuchecn fer the Princess.
Mrs Francis NJ. Cay was hostess
on Wednesday at Inost charming
luncheon given IN honor or the Pffll-
cess Kawananakoa The affair took
place at the Gay residence at Wal
lele, and was so delightfully."- informal,
that after luncheon most of The guests
went for a plunge in the splendid
Wailele vol. The table was adorn-
ed with lovely baskets of maiden hair
fern and crisp sprays of pink beEonfas
Covers were laid for eighteen.
Eaace for Ivan Graham.
Mrs. w Montrose Graham enter.
tanned at delightful dance last egs
ening fer her son, Midshipman Ivan
Graham. Fer homo was beautifully
decorated with Oh nose lanterns, and :
garlands CT pink paper roses. Dane
ing lassed until midnight, when de-
hcicus supper was served. About
hundred ef Midshipmsn Graham's old
friends and school-maIes we're asked.
Surfing Party. - -
The Misses Mary and Louise Wor-
then entertained at jolly surfing par
ty on Wednesday at Waikiki After
riding a dozen or more waves In CO.
noes, the party took plunge In the
ocean, finishing with tea at the Out
rgger These present were Capt.
and IRIS "A. B. Owens, Miss Emily
Eleanor Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kendall, Miss Carol Trip, Mr. Camp,
Mr.. Ware Camp. and Mr.. Hamilton
Agee.
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Yachting Party.
One of the most delightful AFFAIRS
of the week was the Yachting picnic
given by Mr., Warren Wood and sever
al others on Sunday last The party
sailed to Pearl City and around the
ioehs, spending as large part. OF the
time in the water as on 1t. The
picnic lasted all day. the uicnickers
returning L.gniy sun1n-.IeG but re-
iclcing in a delightful time. Among
tl.ose present were Capt and Mrs A.
b. Owens. Miss Emily Eleanor Owens,
Mr.. Warren Wood, MRS. Wood, Ii. and
Mrs. L. o. Mathews. Miss Betty Case,
Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Katherine
Winans, Miss Mary O,Brien, Miss Lou
Use Worthen, 1t. W. Rose, 1t. N
Campenole, 1t. Carl Hardigg, Or. L.
Mudd, 1t. e. Kelly, 1t w. Baxter,
1t. Genkins and Mr.. Caruthers
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Jacksof's Dinner.
Miss Emma Cooley was the guest
Of honor at delightful dinner given
on Wednesday by Lieut.. and Mrs
Franklin p. Jackson at the Country
Club The table was decorated with
maidenhair and fluffy tulie bows
while graceful branches of purple
bougainyillea adorned the pillars and
trellises of dining room and lanai.
After dinner the time was devoted to
dancing, music being furnished by
the popular electric piano. Among
those present were Miss Emma Coo
ley, Mrs. Bodrero. Mr. and Mrs.
George Potter, Major and Mrs. John
T. Myers, Mrs. Richard Cults, Lieut..
George Halloran, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Mr.. James Wilder, Pay
master lizard and the host and
hostess.
An Afternoon Tea With the i
Travellers.
Mrs. F. e. Bake of Manoa valley
WIS hostess al delightfully."- interest
ing afternoon on Monday in honor of
the returned travellers, MISS Anna
Johnson and Miss Mary Winnie. A
dozen or more ladies' bent over dainty
bits of sewing while the guests of
honor related amusing anecdotes OF
their wanderings in Europe. A deli
cious repast was served at about 8.
Those invited to meet Miss Johnson
and Miss Winnie were Mrs. Wallace
Harrington. Mrs. Heapy, Mrs. Fred
Lyser, Mrs. w. Goetz, Mrs. Otto Bier
bach, Mrs. Fred Waldron, Mrs. Jared
Smith, Mrs. Percy Morse. Mrs.
George Brown and Miss Mabel Arm
strong.
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Casserole Supper.
Capt and Mrs. w. r. Gibson of
Fort Shaftef celebrated their return
from Haleiwa last Monday by enter
tanning informaI-y at casserole sup
per. Their guests were Capt and
Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Franklin P. jackson, Miss Fish
er, Miss Emma Cooley and Lieut.. N.
Campenole. After supper the party
motored to the Country Club, where
they spent the remainder Of the even
ing dancing to the tunes of the cleo
trio piano. Hdf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall spent
most of this week at their summer
place at Waihole.
A Clear
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