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

roY. l.. Z. PINKHAM was the guest
In OF honor az charIningiy appoint.
ed dinner on Thursday evening
given by Mr. and Mrs. George II. Car.
Ter az their home in Nuuanu Valley
The table was decorated with lovely
Iong-stemmed yiolets from California
possessing spring-time fragrance
which our own modest blossoms sci.
dom attain. Covers were laid for
Governor Pinkham, Admiral and Mrs
G. b. +. Moore. Mrs Myers Of New
York. DR. and Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Mott-Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Faxon Bishop and the host
and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Dinner.
Few people have been so extensive.
III feted on their return home as Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan Jones. the shortness
OF whose visit necessarily crowds
everything together in breath-taking
haste. They themselves were hosts
at a very beautiful dinner on Thurs
day night at the Country Club. The
table was decorated with flame-col.
ored lilies caught with tulle bows OF
heafoam green At each place were
Individual baskets of white petaled
daisies with great yellow hearts Be
tween courses and after dinner the
guests danced, trying the maxine,
castle walk aid all the newest steps.
Among those present were Judge and
Mrs Alexander Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry LON.
hard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis. Miss
Bull. Miss Roe. Major and Mrs. B.
n Cheatham. Mr.. Marshall. Mr.. Ar
thur Smith and the host and hostess.
.
General and Mrs. Maconab's Dinner.
The Macombs are lavish entertain
ers and their affairs are always mark
ed with a cordial hospitality com.
bined with perfectness Of detail which
make them thoroughly delightful On
Monday of this week they had din
ner for General Clarence Edwards.
General Macomb's successor. at their
home on Beretania st. Their table
was decorated with pink roses. band
Of them encircling the edge. The
candle shades were dainty pink silken
affairs made to represent roses Be
sides the guest OF honor. General Ed
wards there were present Mr. and
Mrs. George Carter Mr.. pnd Mrs.
James Wilder, Miss Marion Scott,
Capt and Mrs, Edward Carpenter, Dr.
and Mrs Charles Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hard,d Dillingham;. Major Fl.
Williams. Mrs Harry Macfarlane. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Case Deering.
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Capt and Mrs. Carpenters elmer.
General and Mrs, Montgomery Ma
comb were the complimented guests
at a very charming dinner given by
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter
on Thursday evening at the Country
Club. The table at which covers
were laid for 20--was set on the lanai
and decorated with red African dais-
les. An unusual but most attractive
effect was gained with yellow-shaded
candlesticks and bows OF yellow tulle
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Mrs. Browns Luncheon.
A farewell luncheon for Mrs. James
MeCandless. who Is leaving for the
coast next week. was given yesterday
BY Mrs G. A. Brown at the Country
Club The table was decorated in yel-
low and green. A graceful center
piece OF golden eoreopsis was sur
rounded by individual baskets of
maidenhair fern, each tied with knots
OF tuile and satin ribbon. To these
were fastened tiny yellow lanterns
bearing the names Of the guests.
After luncheon the afternoon was
given over to bridge. Among those
who enjoyed Mrs. Browns hospitality
we're Mrs. McCandless, Mrs. NJ r.
Grossman. Mrs. z. Shepherd, Miss
Dorothy Allen, Mrs Charles Atherton,
Miss Violet Atherton. Mrs Mamie
Phillips, Mrs. II. F. wichman, Mrs G..
r. Bush. Mrs. 0rmond Wall. Mrs l..
A. Thurstoa. Mrs. Willard Brown.
Mrs. c. B. T Moore and Mrs. A Lack
land.
Exodus of Social Eavorites.
British Consul and Mrs. J. B. Rem
tiers will sail for the Philippines via
the Orient on the Hongkong Maru on
March "a. The Renters have been
immense favorites among Honoluiu's
smartest set since their arrival year
II and with that. easy grace of hos
pitality which marks the perfect host
ess. Their departure in the near fu.
tnre is being grealy deplored BY all
Who know them though of course that
is what one expects of friends in the
service, here today and gone tomor.
row. Usually Honolulu survives these
partings admirably seasoned no doubt
by long experience in the service
world. OF late. however, so many OF
our genuine favorites have departed
hence that society's customary sang
froid and Il should worry" indiffer-
ence have been seriously disturbed.
The general exodus was started last
month when the Funstons sailed. Then
came the departure of the Timber
lakes and the Maronarts who have
been stationed in the islands long
enough to be called kamaainas almost
The Renters sail in two weeks, fol-
lowed in another fortnight by. General
and Mrs. Al. NJ AIacomb. Small Won
der that the social world is lamenting
s.<.rrovyfullv NJ the havoc TINS created