Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-14

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Committee with their partners Then
came more than 500 eounles. Forty
sly dances ware In the nro-ra-,
Mr.. John LYONS. known n New Ha.
ven as the tango policnrnan' wss an
. interested sneetator. rnd he was there
in his official canaeitv ~ sapa~~ssnr
Of dancing hut he saw nothing ohiae.
.tionable The tango was danced ?
great deal.
The heeitatfna w-a,,v. venot'e-
glida, Castle walk. With tEe nsrrI
number Of grapeyines all Mad their
turn. and while nothing exeent Bos-
|, tens and one-stens showed On tse rra-
gram. the latest steps in dancin-
we~a pe1n'a~.
Owing 10 n faculty. ruling thorn
canoes ir the TAFT hotel this year as
there was a wear aen,
The following was the menu fo-
supper:
Hct BoniIlon.
Finoar Rolls
Grono Fruit Calad.
Chicken Parties.
Assorted Sandwiches.
rca Cream. Asso-.ed Fancy caynr.
Lemonade. Coffee Anollina s.
/ Miss Doris r Tavlor OF Hono'u'n
came here fer the dance. she Is the
guest Of Mr.. Alfred G.. Youno. q mn-r.
her OF the. iun'or class, who also Is
a resident OF Honolulu Miss TAYLOR
has the distinction Of having cp~ne
the greatest distance TO attend the
promenade OF any OF the guests
Miss McStocker's lrforraI Darre
Miss Julie McStocker was delight.
full hostess last evening when she en-.
tertained in honor CT Miss sivrt.e Nc.
/ Donald. the house guest Of Capt. and
Mrs Norris Stayton, who Is leaving on
the Lurline Tuesday for her home ia
San Francisco. The evening was
passed informally with dancing
Among the guests were Capt and Mrs
!. Stayton. DIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Davis
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Lansing. Miss Myrtle
Mcdonald. Miss Ethel McLain, Miss
Sara Lucas. Miss Harriet .sucas, Miss
Rose Herbert, Miss E. Nisbitt, Miss
I Florence Hoffman. Lieut. L. Med. Sil
! Tester, DR.. Leo Mudd. DR.. Harry Sci
Der, Lieut.. N Campanole, Lieut.. Rob
!, ert Guthrie, H Reeseman, Mr.
i Charles Herbert and Mr.. Harry HofE
man.
Or. and Mrs. Adams Poi Supper.
One of the largest and most beau
4 tiful affairs of the week was the poi
i supper given by Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Adams on Tuesday at the Outrigger
Club. The decorations were very uni.
que and called forth many admiring
comments. The large lanai on the
lawn was surrounded by palm branch
es and greenery, Canopy of the same
being made overhead. From this can
4 opy were hung hundreds of electric
! lights concealed in gaily tinted Japa.
4 nese lanterns. The tables were set
:. along three sides of the room, the
i guests being seated only on the outer
i side that they might see everything
that took place On these long tables
were strewn ferns and flowers accord.
i ing to Hawaiian fashion while at each
place were leis of MALE and lima
The place cards were hand-painted
calabashes and native fruits In add.
ton there were mischievous little
1 kewpies with leis around their necks.
i At the fourth side of the room, was
an outrigger canoe filed to overflow.
ing with cocoanuts, pineapples and
4 other Hawaiian fruits. Surrounding
1 this, and caught to the various up
rights were whole cocoanut palms =
diminished in height of course to fl
into the low-ceiling room-with clus
tiers of the nuts growing upon them
During the supper-which consisted
of fish, poi, hot laulau and all the Ha
waiian goodies for which Mrs Palmer
is famous a quintet played, at inter
walls. Madame Puahi and a group oil
hula girls did different forms of the
graceful Hawaiian dance. There was
regular dancing, too, in which the
4 guests joined both before and after
i, supper. The moon was at its best
!, that night, shining brilliantly dowT
Il upon the dark waters of the lagoon
and the restless waves that washed
along the beach. Nature loaned hel
all in making it a perfect affair No
ticed among the guests were Mrs
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs Charles
Hubbard, Judge and Mrs. A. Lindsay
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. SwanZy, Major
and Mrs. W-Wooten. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Dillingham;, Judge and Mrs
! Will Whitney, Miss Beatrice Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wilder. Mr. and Mrs
E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Hyde-Smith. Mr.
and Mrs S. G. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs
Gerrit Wilder, Mr. and Mrs Georgt
Davies, Mr. and Mrs George Potter
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter, Mr.. ant
Mrs Robert Atkinson, Col w. c. Raj
i ferty, Lieut. NJ Campanole and 9th
ers.
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Among those who passed through
on the Mongolia this week was Mrs
Lily, Pauline Frost of Riverside, Cal,
who will be remembered by many in
Honolulu from her visit to the island:
five years ago. On her return from
the Orient, Mrs. Frost expects to re
main in the islands several weeks be-
fore proceeding homeward.