Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-15

On Board the Manoa. - -
Miss Armstrong Complinhented.
Miss MarshaiI's Afternoon.
Children,s Party.
Neiqhborhood Luncheon.
Fort Rueer Bridge. ...
kennedy-klrkham Nuptials.
Harvest Home Festival.
The Bohennians' Week. ~ i.
Islands where she spent month in
s. sightseeing in Honolulu, Hilo, and
the islands Of Oahu, Maui and Hawaii.
Miss Campbell enjoyed the trip very
much and will resume teaching in the
Sacramento schools in September
Red Bluff (CaLl Sentinel IN 5..:
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Mrs. Ferari complimented. s.
Mrs. C. H. Dickey was hostess at a
delightful tea on Tuesday afternoon
at her lovely home on Nuuanu street,
complimentary to her sister, Mrs. Cur
lilo Ferari. who has returned to Ho-
nolulu for a short visit after an alb
sence of fourteen years. during which
time she has resided in Italy. Mrs.
Ferari, who previous to her marriage
was Miss Charlotte Alexander, has a
great many friends in Honolulu, and
most CT these we're present ON Tues;
day to welcome her back to her ma.
tive city. >.
The house was transformed into a
beautiful flower garden. being adorn-
ed with baskets and vases filled with
lovely blossoms sent in by friends.
Great clusters of huge perennial Phlox,
which had bloomed on the cool
heights of Tantaius, made the, rooms
brilliant with their rich lavenders,
deep reds. puppies and finks. Sheafs
OF exquisite lilies, fragrant roses and
numerous varieties of green, fluffy
ferns helped to convert the. house into
veritable bower. yor
Delicious refreshments were served
during the afternoon and about forty
guests were present, who renewed
their acquaintance with the charming
guest of honor. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferari have gone to
Maui now, where they are the house
guests of Mrs. H. P Baldwin, who is
also sister of Mrs FeraFist They ex-
pect to depart for Italy on the 9th of
September, as Mr. Iserarfy rSho Is one
of the educational ieadeysoof his coun.
try, considers it necessary to return at
an early date.
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Miss Armstrong complimented.
Mrs H. NJ Alexander was hostess
at delightful informal little lunch
con on Wednesday afternoon at her
Manoa Valley home, complimentary
TO Miss Mabel Armstrong, who is
leaving, en- ronte to her .home on
the mainland. Covers We're placed
for Miss Mabel Armstrong, Mrs.
Geoge A. Brown, Miss Isabel Kelly,
Mrs. G.. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. r. s. Norris,
Miss Harriet Collins, Miss Sallie Col.
Inns and Mrs. Alexander.
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Mrs. Norris Luncheon. zIs
Mrs. R. s. Norris was hostess at a
most enjoyable luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon in honor. of Miss billing
ham and Miss Cora Dillingham;, who
are the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Dillingham;, and Miss Anne
Smith. who is making short visit In
Honolulu on her way to India. Il
Luncheon was served out on the
cool Spacious lanai which was attract.
lively decorated with large, fluffy
ferns. The table decor6t Hons were in
pink, large cluster b. peach bloom
hibiscus making j. beautiful center
piece. -
Covers were Sslaced V6r Miss Dill.
bingham, Miss Cora Diliinshani. Miss
Anne Smith, Mrs. Frank e Dilling
ham, Mrs Malcolm McIntyFes Mrs, c..
M Lewis and Mrs Nofriss
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Thomas OFFICERS Entertained.
Besides General and Mrs. Clarence
R. Edwards dinner on. Wednesday
evening honoring Captain and Mrs.
Hannay, and the. dinner which Lieut.
enant and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow gave
on Thursday evening for Captain and
Mrs. Hannay and Captain and Mrs.
Barnes, there were several other In
formal affairs at which officers of the
u. S. A. T. Thomas we're the guests
of Honolulu hosts and hostesses.
General and Mrs. William H. Carter
had Major and Mrs. Gallagher as din.
ner guests on Thursday evening, while
Captain and Mrs. E. K Massee enter
tanned Captain and Mrs. Healey at
dinner on the same evening at their
pretty Manoa bungalow.
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Mrs. Parsons Afternoon. -, T., u i.
Mrs. S. 8. Paxson entertained a few
of her friends, on Wednesday after.
noon at Her charming little Manoa
home, complimentary to her mother
and sister. Mrs. L. E. Kelly and Miss
Laura Kelly of Oakland, who are her
house guests.
The ladies. came. armed with their
sewing bags and a delightful after
noon was enjoyed over the needle
work. Later delicious refreshments
were served.
Those present we're Mrs. L. E. Kel-
~. Miss Laura Kelly, Mrs D. E. Moo
ney. Mrs. George Guild. Mrs. w. II.
Ketchum. Mrs. c. II. Bellina, Mrs.
Merle Johnson and the hostess.
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