Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-28

filled with dainty pink roses and
maidenhair fern ornamented the cen
, ter of the table, and daintily decorat-
ed cards marked the places of each
guest, including Col. and Mrs. Freder-
ick p. Reynolds. Miss Betty Case. Mrs
Harrison Hall, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. G.
| Deering, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome Pill
| low, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
Major Matthew Delaney, Mr.. Robert
Couvain and Col. and Mrs. Bromwell.
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, Farewell Dinner for Capt. and Mrs. 4
Carpenter.
Capt and Mrs. Edward Carpenter,
who will soon leave for the mainland,
J were guests of honor at pretthy ap-
pointed dinner last evening given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;. Cut
flowers and ferns were arranged at
tractiyely to ornament the table. After
the dinner the party motored to Fort
Shafter to participate in the gaieties
there. Me-. and Mrs. Dillinghams
guests included Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Castle, Mrs. Catherine BOdrero and
| Mrs. Atkinson.
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: Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreier Entertain.
! In compliment 10 Miss Kate O'Con-
mel and Miss Mary O'COnnel, who
passed through Honolulu in the 81
IBERIA, and Mrs. McKennon, who is to
make her home in Honolulu, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dreier entertained at an
deliberately appointed luau' yesterday
at their beautiful home in Puunui.
The Dfeier home was prettily decor
ated with quantities of red carnations
and ported plants for the occasion.
+ The table was covered with ii leaves
and fluffy mountain ferns, and ac-
cording to an old Hawaiian custom
leis marked the place of each guest
and were carried away as souvenirs
! of the affair. During the luau and
all through the afternoon Kaafs qufn-
tet club played Hawaiian melodies fer
the guests. Covers were laid for Miss
Kate O'Connel, Miss Mary O'Counel,
Mrs. -McKennon,t Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, MRS.. Harry
Murray, Mrs. w. C. Hobby, Mrs. Toll
let, Mr. William B. "Lymer, Miss
Elsa Kincaid, Miss Huesta, Mas
'O'Neil. Mr.. and Mrs Baker, Mrs, Eta
Lloyd, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. fMcNinhime.
Father valentin, Mr.. Sam Chilling
worth and others = 80 x
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A Thanksgiving Dinner. !. j
1 One of the prettiest Thanksgiving!
dinners of the week was the one at,
(which Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown,
entertained on Thursday r. evening
Bright flowers and maidenhair ferns
were attraetively arranged for the
table centerpiece. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Vida Thrum, Mr.. and MRS.
Charles R. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. G.
G. Heiser and Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips Il
Entertain. sst.- -
A prettily appointed dinner, proceed
ing the dansant at the Moana hotel
on Tuesday evening was that at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips enter.
tanned number OF their friends. Cut
flowers and ferns formed an attractive
table centerpiece, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips guests included Miss Margaret
,Waterhouse, Miss Helen AlexandeF,
Dr.. and Mrs. c. B. High, Lient. Mich
olas Campanole, Lieut. Leo WEIGH,
Lieut.. Yates.
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St. Clements Guild Sale.
There have been so many sales and
fairs of all sorts lately that one hest.
tates to speak of another. But there
is still one more to come-that by the
st. Clements Women,s Guild, the
date fixed being December IL. The
articles to be sold are to be home
made. cakes, homemade candy, bags
of various kinds, from the substantial
laundry" to the most fragile *crea-
tion, and few welldressed dolls.
The work of this organization is too
we'll known in Honolulu to need much
advertising, Suffice it to say that
nothing but the best materials and
the best workmanship are ever pat
into anything offered for sale by the
members of this guild.
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Meeting Of the Daughters Of =,
the American Revolution.
THE South was the subject which
/ was uIeCuS6O at. TIE meeting OF AlOla
Chapter of the Daughters of the Am.
erican Revolution held at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Anterior on Monday after.
noon. and the papers we're Of unusual
interest. Among the speakers OF the
afternoon were Mrs. Sallie Douglas,
Miss Church and Mis- Hummel, all Of
whom took up interesting phases OF
the development of the South. Later
in the. afternoon Miss F. M. Davis
sang number of pretty Dixie songs
which charmed her audience. During
the afternoon refreshments were serv,
ed by Miss Violet Atherton and Miss
Cleo Case. Some among those +bre-
sent were Mrs. w. w. Hall, Miss Char,
lotte Hall, Mrs Sale Hume Douglas,
Miss Church. Miss Hummel, Miss
Lemon. Mrs. Pascoe. Mrs. AIonzo Cart.
ley. Miss Needham, Mrs. w; A. Bryan,
Mrs. Hugo and Mrs. Atherton. 4
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A Handkerchief Shower. =. III