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

%HE most attractive ana1r OF the
week was tie cotillion given by
General and Mrs. NJ NJ. Ma
comb last night at their home
on Beretania street. IL is such long
time since an affair of its kind has
been held in Honolulu. that this oc-
casion smacked OF originality. The
lovely home of the Macomb's was
cleared for dancing and decorated
simply with palms and tropical YER
dure. Supper tables were set under
the wonderful banyan tree in front OF
their house Music was supplied by
the talented orchestra band from the
Second Infantry, who played inspirit-
ing airs that in themselves would
have made the evening a success. The
charm OF the cotill.on lay OF course
I'm the favors, which on this occasion
were simple but very effective, Japa-
nese kites and fish. paper flowers and
dainty fans, other things too numer-
Gus to mention, made the evening a
continuous round OF delighted sur
prise. Dancing continued up to late
hour, and even then II was with the
deepest regret that. the guests betook
themselves home from the festive
scene. The fortunate ones who were
present have pronounced 1t the most
enjoyable party of the now almost
passed season Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. James Wilder, Major and
Mrs Cheatham, Capt. and Mrs. Car
penter, Major and Mrs. TimberIake.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas. Lieut.. An
drews. Lieut.. Peyton, Lieut.. Campo
mole. Major and Mrs. Wooten. Col
SturRis. Mr.. Arana. Miss Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. Ranny Scott. Major and Mrs.
Meyers. Capt and Mr4 .Jamies0n,
Miss Betty Case. Miss Nora Swanzy,
Miss Emily Farley, Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie. Major Williams, Bieute Boller{
Lieut.. Pratt, Mrs. Klamp and NJ
Carruthers
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College Club Breakfast.
According to their custom, the
members OF the College Club gave
their annual entertainment this
morning in honor OF the graduating
girls OF Oahu College and Mckinley
High School. The affair this. year
was in the form ofssa breakfast at
the Country Club. A large table was
set In the shape Of a II, and attrac-
lively decorated With yellow coreop-
sis and white Shasta daisies. The
breakfast was set for nine O'clock
and the late hour as we'll as the brac-
ing air about the Country Club sharp
ened many an appetite for the sub
stantial repast which followed. Mrs.
Wallace Harrington, president OF the.
College Club, p0ke+.arfeu4swords. Co
the graduates. and Miss Folsom gave
some readings. Otherwise the occa-
sion was strictly informal. Those
present were Mrs. Wallace Earring
ton, Mrs. Isaac Cox, Miss Margaret
Peterson. Miss Eda M. Arthur, Miss
y IA. Brawthen, Miss Virien Mack
elzie. Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss
Allyn, Miss Macdonald, Miss Clara
ziekler. Mrs. Doremus Scudder, Miss
ManGman, Mrs. Otto Swezey, Mrs.
Henry Bic1neIl. Mrs. George Water
house. Miss Stambaugh. Miss Mar
garet Hopper, Miss Susan Clark, Mrs.
A. c. Alexander, Mrs. Walter F.
Frear, Mss Charlotte Dodge, Miss
Frances Gpold, Miss Louise LARA
bee. Miss Koder, Mrs. Wilbur Mac
Neil, Miss catherine Chase, Miss
Amy Ching. Miss Dawson, Miss
Eta Davis, Mss Florence Lee, Mrs.
Lee. Mrs. ]. M Young, Miss Alice
0leson. Mrs. Carl Andrews, Miss
Mande Martin. Mss Katherine Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Ray EAach, Mrs. Spencer
Bickerton. Miss Mary Cooper, Miss
Jane Waite, the Araduating class
from the High Sch66f composed of
Miss Muriel Cunningham, Miss vir-
GINA Mccarthy, Miss Rose Holt,
Miss Eva TAYLOR. Miss Lizzie Cold
stein. Miss Lucie Franks. Miss Ma
bel Ho, Miss Belena S0hsa, Miss
Psyche Berry and the graduating
class of Oahu College. in which are
Miss Ruth Anderson Miss Myrtle
Schuman, Miss Marguerite W4dman.
Miss Beth Woo1s, Miss Mildred
Stone. Miss Julia Lee, Miss He{en
Mclean. Miss Julia Campbell. Miss
Daphne Damon, Miss GenevieTe