Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02

| their daughter, Mrs. c. p Williams OF
Mississippi and Miss Massey, who Is
also a guest at Schofield.
The club rooms and the hall were
all beautifully decorated with strings
icf Japanese lanterns and masses OF
ferns and palms, relieved by great
clusters Of pink asters. The First In
fantry band rendered delightful music
during the hours CT the reception and
at midnight delicious supper was
served. f..
About $50 guests were present tn
meet Mrs. Williams and Miss Mas.
sey, including number Of army peo-
pie from town. Among those pres.
ent were: General and Mrs. William
II. Carter, General Carriers staff. Gen.
eral and Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards,
General Edwards staff. Captain and
Mrs. Edward Carpenter, Captain and
Mrs. George H. Jamerson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilder. Major NJ. A. De
Laney, Major H. O. Williams. Lieu.
tenant WEIGH. Lieutenant n. w. Cam
panole and the officers and ladies Of
the LIST Infantry.
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Mrs. Sam jacobson was hostess at
an elaborate Spanish luncheon last
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Hackfeld street in honor of Mrs. Jo-
seph Canario, Jr., who is a recent
bride. The table was very prettily
decorated. the centerpiece being a
large basket filled with beautiful red
tfhson,to The ha,,oa mas eiltod ,,,,.h
masses of these flowers. making the
rooms very bright and attractive.
Those present were Mrs. Canario, Mrs.
Nina Marcallino, Mrs. Hans Gittel,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. p. Me-
Grath, Mrs. Lily Heen. Mrs S. Hag-
lund, Mrs. A. Evans. Mrs. ]. de Long,
Mrs. L. Fitzgerald, Mrs. ]. Colburn,
Mrs. ]. Blackshear and the hostess.
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Mss Margaret Mcintyre was host
ess at an enjoyable luncheon on last
Thursday afternoon. The table was
beautifully decorated with lovely large
hibiscus blooms, which flowers have
been the popular decoration for the
past week. After luncheon, the guests.
who were all old friends, enjoyed a
delightful afternoon sewing and chat
ting while few rubbers of bridge also
helped to pass the time pleasantly.
overs were placed at the luncheon
table for: Mrs. Charles Fake, Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Henry.
Afqngs Nrs Will King, Miss Matte
Gordon of Kauai and Miss Mcintyre.
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Lieutenant Leo r. WEIGH. u. s. N,
was host at delightful dinner on
beafdthe slender Alert on Friday even.
ing in honor of Mrs. C. P. Williams
and Miss Massey, who are the house
guests Of Colonel and Mrs. Daniel L.
Howell Of Schofield Barracks.
Covers were placed for: Mrs. C. p.
Williams. Miss Massey, Colonel and
Mrs. D. l.. Howell, Captain and Mrs.
Thomas, Major Smith, Lieutenant n.
W. Campanole. Lieutenant Yates and
Lieutenant WEIGH.
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Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard. who has
been enjoying the past several months
on the island of Maui, returned recent
Iva fonolulu Although Mrs. Howard
sailed %, Maui with the intention Of
obtaining a rest, she was urged into
giving q recital and several dancing
exhibitions which were extremely sue
cessful She was the recipient of
considerable social attention while
there.
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Captain and Mrs. ]. s. Johnston en-
tertained the Fort Ruger Gard Club
last Saturday evening In their charm
Ing quarters at the post. Bridge was
played with the usual interest and en-.
thusiasfn and a pleasant evening en-.
loyed. This club is one Of the few
card organizations which have lived
and. thriyed through the warm summer
Colonel and Mrs. w. E. Ellis en- !
tertained Informally at dinner on Sat-
urday evening for Captain and Mrs.
Charles A. Clark and Captain and
Mrs. Charles C. Demmer. The table
was prettily decorated with flowers /
and ferns. and pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lloyd r. Killam cele- /
brated the anniversary Of their mar.
rage on last Friday evening with
delightful beach party at the Outrig- !,
ger Club. After a jolly and refreshing
swim. delicious supper was served |
On the club lanai. Mr.. and Mrs. XII. |
am entertained about twenty guests.
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Word has been received from Mrs.
Caroline Snow of Hilo, who was in |
switzerland when the war broke out.
20 the effect that she has reached Eng
and safely and has sailed for the
states, She plans to visit for an in.
definite period in Wellesley, Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. d. Tenney, accom-
panied by Miss Wilhelmina and Ver- |
1on Tenney, departed recently for the /
coast Vernon Tenney will 90 directly
EAST to enter Harvard, while Mrs. Ten.
hey and her daughter will visit in.
definitely on the mainland.
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Miss Rosamund Swanzy is enter.
aiming twelve or more OF her young /
friends at a merry house party at her
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