Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-07


Chandler. Mrs. Lord. Mrs. Scoyllle.
MS. M. T.. Ciegg, Miss Erhorn, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Mooney, Mrs. Simpson,
Mrs. carleton and Mrs. Faziers 1
Mr.. Huron Ashford,s Dinner.
One OF lie. charming anairs Of the
week was the dinner on Tuesday
night gwen by Mr.. Huron Ashford In
Loncr. of Miss Marguerite Creighton
and Mr.. benjamin Conrad, whose
marriage VIII take place on the sew
enteenth of this month. The deeora-
lions were carried out in the idea Of
, blue and gold, the colors of the Unt-
versity OF California. from which col
| lege both Miss Creighton and Mr..
Conrad were graduated. A cloth OF
gold runner passed down the center
iof the table around which we're scat
tered long stemmed blue violets-
Quaint almond holders were made OF
large gilded lily bulbs, and the place
cards, adorned with tiny lima lei,
carried out still further the blue and
gold idea. The whole was softened
by the lights flom gold shaded can
delab-a. Among those present were
Miss Marguerite Creighton, Miss Vio-
let Austin, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Miss Carrie Nc
Lean, Mr.. Benjamin Conrad, Mr..
Erling Hedemann. Mr.. Alfred Games.
Mr.. Clark and the host, Mr.. Huron
Ashford.
Ad, iral and Mrs. Moore's Dinner. !.
Admiral and Mrs. G. B. T. Moore
entertained at a very charming din
ner last night at their home in Ma
noa valley. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with yellow lilies and
shaggy headed chrysanthemums, yell
low forming the color scheme for the
table as well, not only in the center
piece but in the place cards and IA
vors. Admiral and Mrs. Moore had
for heir guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis,
Capt. and Mrs. Owens of the marine
corps, Lieut.. and Mrs. Pratt. Miss
Charlotte Hall and Civil Engineer
Harris.
Will Wed on Coast. !.
Mr.. Harry Eailey of Davies & Co..
leaves very shortly for San Francisco
where he will be married to Miss Flor
ence Blascow. formerly Of Hawaii.
After a brief honeymoon in Califor-
+. MIA, the young couple will return to
, Honolulu, where they will take up
their residence Mr. Bailey is a
brother OF Mr. Fred Railey, whose
marriage to Miss Alice Porter of San
Francisco occurred two months ago.
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Reading BY Mrs. Frear.
1.-The Vision of Sir Launfal' will be
| read by Mrs w. F.. Frear to group
of young women on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Cooke. Kaimuki,
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. This
is the occasion of the last vesper serv-
ice for the summer by the Young
Women's Christian Association.
The following from a San Fran
cisco paper:
Oahu College Dramatic and Glee
Club recently gave it's annual per-
foEmance, selecting as the play this
year THE Chimes of Normandy"
The leads were rendered by Allan
Renton, Dickson Mott, Louise
Churchill and Miss Latham. A num-
Der of solos were rendered. One es-
pecially worthy of mention was sung
by Allan Renton and Miss Churchill.
| Many of Honolulu's society people
turned out to greet the students
There were several box parties,
among them being Mrs. John Clifford
in which. she entertained several of
her friends. Another was one by
Miss Frances Mckay, the San Fran
cisco girl. who is student at Oahu
Eollege. Her party included Mrs. A.
Stevens of Sacramento and Miss
Ruth Stacker.
After the play dinner was served
at the Young Hotel