Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19

ranged artist,6aily about the blt nj
ianais and da..cii.-E TJ8m> aGhile beau
tiful sprays or ,rolisu shaver t?$radcll
from the trelli1es and chandeliers. In
the dining room, banana palms with
whole lunches If banIu2s SUSPENDED
thercfrom were TsaG as a larst effects.
i've tropical dec. II -,,m. while the in
diyidual tables a. Whi..h tea WIS ser.
ed were adorned with dainty Lewis
of Shasta daisies and nlaidenAair
fern. In the dress lS loom. Lively
crimson ixoriaS were used their brill
hancy tempered with ferns and green
foliage The decorations We're ind r
the management: NJ ihe Misses Ber-
hice and Gladys Halstead and great
credit is due them for the charm,i (
appearance of the club house. ...'
Mrs. Renters received at the .a-
| trance Of the music rom. IN the line
with her were Mrs. Frederick FIas,nn,
Mrs. W. l.. Stanley, Mrs. Francis Mills
Swanzy, Mrs. l.. Tenney Peek and
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop. Assisting her
were also Miss Anna Danford, Hiss
| Blanche Soper, Miss Rennis Cation,
/! Miss Margaret Cation, Miss Maude
! Jordan, Mrs. Robert LaI.ee. Miss
Greenfield, Miss Victoria Jordan, Mr.,
| William Mclnerny and Mr.. Charles
| Herbert Dancing was enjoyed during
1.-THE afternoon to the music of good
| Hawaiian orchestra-and it is need
| less TO say how much the guests OF
honor appreciated the attractive mel
cdies and ragtime tunes sung in our
/ own Hawaiian fashion. The reception
was marked with an informality and
spirit of fun most unusual in affairs
| of its Kind, everyone warming to the
gracious hospitality of the charming
/ hostess. -. =. @~:-......,
Supper Dance at Haleiws.
A very jolly affair of the week took
/ place OH Tuesday when about Twenty
couples motored down to a supper
! dance at Haleiwa as the guests Of
! Hiss Jessie Kennedy and Mr. Stanley
Kennedy. The Stanford baseball
4 team was the raison d'etre of the af
fair and all the decorations were in
| their college red The guests were
all seated at one long table down The
! center of which was spelled the WORD
Stanford in red hibiscus. The
places were marked by little hulS
girls in red dresses on a card. Scar
j let carnation leis were at each guest.
4 place as favors. After supper rat
ting good quintet dispensed dane.
music, and the guests tripped the lieh
1 fantastique until late, hou.. Among
those present were Miss Comma Wad
man, Miss Marguerite Wadman, Mis-;
Helen Spalding, Miss My'tle Schn
j man, Miss Christiana Bradley, Mis-
i Genevieve Bradley, Miss Ellzabetl
+ Searle, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Ms
i Mary O'Brien, Miss Hyde, Miss Mar
tgaret Center, Miss Sara Lucas. Mis-
Fanny Hoogs, Mr.. and Mrs. Guilfor'
4 whitney, Messrs. Wilcox, Cass Arga
i brite, Beiger, McCourt, MeCloskey
Terry, Maple, Gragg, Hahn Work
man, Glib, Erling Hedeman, Slansta
maker, Thomas Grey, j.. A. Kennedy
/ Chilifngworth, and William OudeI
kirk.
Supper for Stanford Team.
An informal bun delightful affai
. was given on Thursday night, whel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis entertained a
Dutch supper in honor of the mem
, bers of the Stanford baseball team
; The decorations were all in the CO
; lege red, poincettas being used on tn
tables while large bowls of crimson
hibiscus were placed about the rooms
| TN. IC y-it
tiny red leis. After supper the guest
did stunts" and danced to the rollicE
! ing music. of a graphophone. Tn
Pail home of the Lewis makes a
ideal setting for an affair of this sor
4 Among those present were Miss He
len Girvin, Miss Sara Lucas, Mis-
y Helen Spaldfng, Miss Gladys Pearnt
\ Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mss Berth
Kopke, Miss Florence Hoffman, Mis-
y Christiana Bradley, Miss Geneyiey
l.. Bradley, Miss Katherine Jones, Mis-
Mary O'Brien, Miss Jessie Kennedy
Miss Elizabeth Sear1e, Messrs. Wi
cox, McCourt, Maple, Stanley KeI
; nedy Beegar, Terry McCloskey, Cas-
Argabrite. ...~...s =.
i Engagement Announced. -. ..
/ Mrs. John O'Shea entertained at
large card party on Tuesday at he
home in Schofield Barracks. Their
were nine tables of bridge, many otf
er ladies coming in for tea 1ate'
During the course of the afternoon tn
engagement was announced of Mis-
ELLIS to Capt. Roger o. Mason. Firs
Field Artillery, stationed at Schofiel
: Barracks. Miss Ellis has been Twin
} with Mrs. O'Shea for year or more
: and the REORGANIZATION does nc
+ come as a great surprise to thei
II friends--is the elimination of a yer
pretty romance. -. r. H..