Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

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Dinner at the Pleasanton. II
General and Mrs. William H. Car
ter will be guests of honor at a pref.
ftily appointed dinner at the Pleasan-
ton Hotel tomorrow evening at which
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow
are entertaining. Pink and green will
fbe the color scheme for the decora
lions and win be carried out with the
Spanish vine and naidenhair fern. The
invited guests are General and Mrs.
William H. Carter. Colonel and Mrs.
C. H. Bromwell, Miss Betty Case. Ma.
jor and Mrs. William M. Cruikshank,
Captain and Mrs. George H. Jamerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deering, Major
and Mrs. Guignard. Major Arthur L,
Conklin and Lieutenant and Mrs,
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Surprise Party for Miss Narrow.
Miss Florence Yarrow was the
guest Uf honor at surprise party On
Monday night at which Miss Carrie
Gilman was hostess. The occasion Of
the affair was Miss Yarrow's birth.
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friends were invited to dinner she
was quite overcome with surprise
when later N the evening score Of
other friends gathered al her home In
-Kaimuki. Covers were laid at the
dinner table for Mr. ar Mrs b. F.
Dillingham;. Miss Flord Ee ,YaEtpw.
Mrs Francis Day, ar ! q nIfs 3l1Icys
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. WNstervelt and
Miss Carrie Gilman. S6mes of those
who called during the evening were.
Mr.. and Mrs John Erdrnan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hopper, Miss Margaret Hop
per, Rev. and Mrs. Ebersole, Mrs.
Charles Hall, Mrs William Patty; Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. w. G. Hall, Miss Spencer.
Miss Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph.
Moore and Mrs. Wells Peterson.
Mrs. Charles Hall delighted the.
guests during the evening with a
number Of vocal solos, Mss Rtacdour:;
gal recited and Mrs W. u Westefyelt-
rendered several piano seiections.
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The New Commander az ScsofieIc.
General and Mrs. Clarence r. Ed.
wards left their beautiful home In
Manca valley this week for Schoheid
Barracks. where the general VIII have
charge of the garrison. Since her ar
rival In Honolulu several months ago
Mrs. Edwards has been entertained
extensively both by the ladies OF the
service set and those of the towns
folk. On numerous occasions she has
been delightful hostess at pleasantly
informal functions.
The ladies of Schofield, however,
are as delighted to receive Mrs. Ed
wards as the Honolulu society ma.
irons are sorry to lose her and 1t is
expected that her arrival at the post
will be an Inspiration for a number
OF social Gents this fall .~.
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A Baby PARTY. S..,...z 49,.
Honolulu mothers with their little
children, who have always made it a
rule to do little entertaining and less
| visiting while their = children were
young, have found a delightful way to
escape this social retirement. During
the past few weeks number of baby
parties have been given at which the
mothers entertain their own friends as
| well as those of their children One of
L fhn0o fnr fuf IN, - ~, d.
this week was the birthday party at
which Mrs. J.. r. M. MacLean enter
tanned on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
MacLean's home in Kaimuki was pref
tily decorated for the occasion with
quantities of pink hibiscus and the
tables at which the little guests and
their mothers wereaseated were ar
ranged with maypole streamers of soft
pink ribbons to which were attached
tiny kewpie. The place cards were
ornamented with little babies.
During the afternoon the children
played games and prizes were award
ed +Lehua Berger and May Underwood.
Among those present were Mrs.
James Guild and her daughter Edith,
Mrs. c. Arstad and little May, Mrs. F.
Anderson with Lillian, Mrs. Ray B.
Rietow with Ray Gibson, Mrs. Lewis
Underwood and May, Mrs. Henri Bar-.
| ger and Lehua, Mrs. J. Bryant, Mrs. AZ.
B. Bairos, Mrs. r. j. Coddington. Miss
Roberta Clark, Mrs. AT. Deuse and her
daughter Helen, Mrs. w. C. Mccoy
with Elinor, Miss Kathleen Stone, Mrs
F. Asch and Rennie, Miss Janetta
MacLean and Miss Jessie MacLean.
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chowder Supper at the outrigeer.
A iOllv marty of Young folks will