Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

piece of golden coreopsis and tulle
was surrounded by loose coreopsis and
yelvety pansies. At each place we're
boxes of marguerites with suggestions
of Balkan coloring and tied with yell
low ribbon. These we're filled sin turn
with beautiful pansies Little yellow
birds perched on the tumblers held the
pIace-cards IN their bills Miss Ken
nedy's guests were Miss Mary O'Brien,
Miss Ruth Hyde, Miss Elizabeth
Searle, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Eliza
beth Games, Miss Elizabeth Farrier,
Miss Violet Atherton, Miss Laura Ath-
erton, Mrs John b. Guard, Mrs.
Frank Hoogs and the guest-of- honor,
Miss Letitia Morgan.
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Mrs. Watson's Luncheon
/ A very pretty luncheon was given
on Thursday, when Mrs. E. M. Watson
entertained in honor of her sisters,
Misses Christiana and Geneyieve Brad
ley. A beautiful basket of pink carna,
lions ornamented the table, while Ill
the other accessories harmonized in
color. After luncheon the time was
devoted to music, several of the guests
possessing unusually fine voices.
Those who were invited to meet the
Misses Bradley were Miss Mary
O'Brien, Mrs. H. NJ Hepburn, Mrs.
Harold Castle, Miss Lydia McStocker,
Miss Julie McStocker, Miss May Mar
shall, Miss Nellie Marshall, Miss Jes-
lie Kennedy and Miss Helen Spalding
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Mrs. Mathews Hop Supper
: The Fort Shafter dances are always
the occasion for delightfully."- informal
suppers afterwards, which really arc
as enjoyable as the hops themselves.
An affair of this kind was given last
Saturday night, when Lieut. and Mrs.
L. o, Mathews entertained. Among the
guests Mrs H.. M Hepburn, Miss
Mary O'Brien, Miss Marie Won Holt,
/ Miss Elizabeth Terrier, Capt and Mrs.
! Benjamin Watkins, DIR. L.. Mudd, 1t.
l.. Sylvester, Lieut.. William Rose,
Lieut.. Carl Hardigg, Lieut.. G. M. Hal
Iloran and many others.
Mrs. Longs Poi Luncheon.
The most elaborate affair of the
week was the poi luncheon given today
by Mrs. Carlos Long in honor of Miss
Edith Williams, who leaves very short
ly for an extended tour of the United
States and Canada. Especial import.
snce was given to the occasion by the
presence of her majestys Queen Liliu-
ckalani, who rarely attends any of the
social affairs that are given, much as
her company is desired. The guests
we're seated at one long table which
was strewn with naile and maiden
hair fern. At each place were MALE
lima leis to which were fastened Ha-
waiian fans. The coat of arms of the
monarchy of Hawaii heavily embossed
on white cards marked the places. At
i either end of the table was boat
made of flowers and filled with native
/ fruits. From its tiny masts, the flags
of America and Hawaii flew calamity
in the breeze. The menu was made
up of Hawaiian dainties and the guests
one and all relished this change from
the conventional tiffin of every day,
After lupch the time was whiled away
With music and singing, cooling re
freshments being served later in the
afternoon. Those who we're invited
to this interesting affair we're Queen
Liliuokalani, Miss Edith Williams,
Mrs. W. Williamson, Miss Muriel Ken
nedy, Miss Agnes Buchanan, Miss Shin,
Mrs. Doninis, Mrs. Robert Hair. Miss
Eleanor Holt, Mrs. Robert McEldow-
ney, Miss Daisy Colburn, Mrs. 0s.
burne, Mrs. Charles Ghillingworth
Miss Gertrude Wilson, Miss Winifred
Wilson, Mrs. ]. Jaeger, Miss Callic
Lucas. Miss Henrietta Smith, Mrs
Isennett, Mrs. Iaukea. Mrs. Bosworth