Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24

Capt and Mrs. Norris Stay;on, of
/ Fort Ruger. After a refreshing swim
! at Waikiki, the party motored 10 the
! Stayton bungalow. where a substan-
tial Dutch supper was served The
/ bathers on this occasion were Mr.. and
] Mrs. Julius Unger. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
! ter Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Tackabury,
/ Capt. and Mrs. Wen, DR.. and Mrs.
/ Huntington, Miss Winters, Miss Nc
| Donld, Lieut.. Tiiton, Lieut. O'Hara,
/ Capt. Hanna, Lieut. Van Deusen and
/ Lieut.. Voring.
Miss Restsrick Is Guest Of Honor.
Miss Margaret Restarick was the
incentive for beautifully appointed
elmer last night at the Country Club.
! The table was most attractively deco
! rated with scarlet carnations AMI
! maiden hair fern The place cards
! were very unique as we'll as amusing.
At each place was short original
| verse, the last line CT which rhyme1
with the guests name, thereby indi-
eating his seat After dinner the time
was pleasantly spent in dancing.
Among those present were Miss Myr-
| tie Schuman, Miss Beth Woods, Miss
! Helen Spalding. Miss Carrie Mclean,
Miss Hazel auckland, Miss Ruth
| Soper, Mr. Ed Ketts, Mr. Reynold Nc
/ Grew, Mr.. Thomas Gray. Mr.. Dixon
Mott Mr.. Alfred Games. Mr.. Allan
! Rentcn, and the guest of honor, Miss
Margaret Restarick.
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Miss India Ways0n'S Dancing Party
Miss India Wayson entertained a
gathering of her young friends Friday
night az her home on Beretaria street.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
| in dancing. Those present were
Misses EIanche Wishard, Jessie Bald
win, Frances Harrington, Gertrude
| Blake, Illana and Rachel Woods, Ma
rion Paris, Esther Gibbs, Dorothy
Winter, Helen Inter. Margaret Austin,
Aileen Dowsett, Violet Madden, Ade-
| laide Pratt, Emily Cooke. Helen
Church, Ruth Gartley, Lydia Mulch,
Louise Girvin, Genevieve Hooking,
Rhoda Ballentyne, Mr.. Henry Cooke,
! Maynard Dawson, Werner Smith, John
/ Fasset, Herman Alexander, Ronald
Higgins, James Pratt, Donald Young,
Ernest Peterson, Howard Smith,
Franklin Richardson. Jere Smith,
Curtis Turner, Leon Ebersole, Everett
Brown, Bertram Aiken. Sam Wilder,
| Ronald Won Holt; Howard Johnson and
| Roy Graham.
/ Engagement Announced
At luncheon given at the Chevy
! Chase Club Saturday by Mrs. A. A.
| IIoehling, Jr., announcement was
made of the engagement of Miss Anne
| Wilmer daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ringgoid Wilmer, to Lieut.. Cortlandt
G.. Baughman of the navy. Lieut..
Baughman graduated from the naval
academy in 1907, and at present is rs
signed to duty on the cruiser Colo
RADIO, now on the Pacific coast.-Army
and Navy Register.
| Lieut. Baughman, Familiarity known
as Chester Eaughman, has many
! friends in Honolulu, having made
| lengthy stays in the islands, first on
the Chattanooga three years ago, and
on the Colorado last year, when The
fleet was here for four months
Mrs. Hunn's Luncheon.
The ladies of the u. S. Experiment
Station were the guests of Mrs. Ches-
| ter j. HUM at an informal tea on
| last Tuesday afternoon. The affair
was in honor of Mrs ID. I. f. away,
who, with her two sons, left Wednes-
day on a visit to California. Mrs.
| IIunn's guests were: Mrs. +. V. Viii,
cox. Mrs. D. r. Fullaway, Mrs. G.. X.
McClelland, Mrs A. T. Longley; Mrs.
]. f. Higgins, Mrs f. G.. Krauss. Mrs.
| ;ohr, Mrs. Mccormick and Miss Alice
| Thompson.
Personal Items,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Short, who
lave recently arrived from Canada,
] lave been spending the past week
with Mrs Williams at Waikiki. They
leave very shortly, however, for the
island of Hawaii where they expect
to make their lone for some time TO
come.
Mrs. Peck's Card Party
Although the day was exceedingly
warm, some very good bridge was en-
ioyed at the card party given by Mrs.
Philip Peck Tuesday afternoon at her
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