Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-26

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to the many formal functions of last.
And no one hesitates to say that as
rule the former kind are by far the
most popular and enjoyable Mr.. and
Mrs John b. Guard entertained at
delightful little dinner sans conven-
tionality on Monday evening at which
Miss Marie Mann, Miss Letitia Nor
gan. Mr.. David Larsen and Mr.. James
Morgan were guests. Golden shower
was used on the table in graceful
centerpiece, while the other accessor-
les were also suggestive Of the yell
low idea.
Poi supper at Lnakaha
The Misses Violet and Laura Ather-
ton were hostesses at a delightful poi
supper last night at Luakaha. their
summer place up the pail. Miss Eliz-
abeth Ferrier, who is spending ~averal
days a. [ e Aterton home. was the
motif OF Re occasion The guests were
all seated lin true hawaiian style
ON mats upon the floor, before two
long low tables. These we're covered
with wild mountain ferns In lieu of the
customary tablecloth, and adorned
with bright scarlet carnations. The
places were marked with heavy linen
cards encircled with tiny red, lei.
The table groaned with toothsome Ha-
waiian goodies, which were truly APP
preciated by both malihini and kama
alma alike. After supper the guests
tripped the light "fantastique" to Ha-
waian music until it was time TO mo-
tor down the Pail to their own homes.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Guard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoogs, Miss Mabel Hill, Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Letitia Morgan,
Miss Isabelle McCorriston, Miss Fanny
Hoogs, Miss Alice Hoogs, Miss Grace
Dawson, Miss Mary O,Brien. Mr.. Sgd
|ney Carr, Mr., James Morgan, Mr.. Al
exander Anderson. Mr.. Theodore
Cooke, Mr.. Donald Ross. Mr.. Charles
McWayne, Mr.. David Larsen, Mr.. Per-
CIV Nottage, Mr.. William Holt, Mr.. Har-
old Gear, Mr.. Richard Cation and Mr..
Vincent Genoves.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. schaeferss Dinner
A. very charming dinner was given
on THURSDAY night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Sch&8fer at their beautiful new
residence IN Nuuanu valley The affair
was in 4ion0rAof Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong and Mrs. Turpin, sister Of
Mrs. Schaefer, who has spent several
weeks in town visiting at the Schaefer
home. The table was decorated in an
unusual and most effective manner a
graceful centerpiece of golden shower
was surrounded by vases Of velvet
faced pansies Golden shower place
cards we're used to carry opt the yell
low idea. Mr.. and Mrs, Schaefer had
for their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong, Mrs. Turpin, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Klebahn, Mr.. and, Mrs. Harold Gift
fard. Mr.. Tobie Walker, Mr.. William
Roth and Mrs. Bodrero.
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Here on Honeymoon
Brides and grooms are always at
tracfiye but seldom has Honolulu
seen a more stunning couple than Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Carr, who arrived
on the Mongolia Tuesday to spend
their honeymoon in Hawaii. Their
marriage was one of the big events
of San Francisco society, occurring
on the seventeenth of July at the
Fairmont hotel. Mrs Carr was Miss
Katherine Mortensen. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mortensen, prom
inent members of the Chicago smart
set. The entire family came west to
be present at Miss Mortensen's we'd
ding, which was truly beautiful al
fair Miss Margaret Mortensen, sister
of the bride, and Miss Marie Bricker
attended as bridesmaids, while Mr..
Robert Carr served his brother in the
capacity of best man. The Rev.
George N. Luccock and DR.. w. o.
Carrier, both friends of the two
families, officiated at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are registered at
the Moana hotel and will spend sever
al weeks in the islands. Mrs. Carr
dresses in a most exquisite fashion.
Her clothes bear the unmistakable
mark of Paris, and in quantity indi-
cate an almost limitless trousseau.
She was a great society belle in chi
cago and has already, with her attrac-
tive husband, made many friends in
Honolulu. ...... =....- @....+.
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Society Folk Ont of Town
Most of Honolulu society people have
fled to the mountains, beaches, vol
cano, or any place where cooler
climes are to be found. Those who
are unable to get away, are spending
week ends at Kahala, Tantalus and
Haleiwa Among these are General
and Mrs. Macomb, who drove up Tan
talus today to spend the week end
with Major and Mrs. B. F. Cheatham.
The Cheathams are occupying the Gift
fard place and are revealing in the
mountain life and the smell of the
pines and eucalyptus. Major and Mrs.
John T. MyprS and Cant ain and Mrs