Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

rison. Pernice Kahanamoku. Eleanor
Holt. Pleiades CeIburn. Helen Colburn,
aIessrs. Steele, Rollins. Ernest Parker.
Duke Kahanamoku. Leu Henderson.
Robert Purvis. Thomas Gray. Francis
Evans, O. Sherwood. x. Evans. Ware
Camp and Watson Ballentyne
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Colonel and Mrs. Nc Donald's Dinner.
General Clarence Edwards was the
mctif for delightful dinner on Tues
day given by Colonel and Mrs, ]. B.
Mcdonald at their residence on Kee-
aumoku street. Pink roses and smilax
were attractively arranged on the Ia
BILE. the latter being also festooned
from the chandeliers Among those
present were General Edwards. Gen
eral and Mrs. NJ. Macomb. Mrs. Rich
ard Cults, Colonel w. C. Rafferty,. Ma
jor Julian Penn. Captain f. K Mas.
see. Mrs. Savre. Mrs. Sarah Newconb,
Miss Lila Mcdonald and the hest and
hostess.
Bridge for Mrs. Maconnb
Mrs. ]. r. Myers and Mrs. Richard
Cuts were hostesses this week at q
large and very delightful bridge a.
the Country Club in henor OF Mrs. NJ.
III. Nacombs The prizes were verv
unique AMI appropriate. being port
folios bound IN tapa These we're won
hy Mrs. W. Wooten. Mrs. Grant. Mrs
S. Sturgis. Mrs. George Jarerson.
Mrs. Tower. Mrs. ]. n. Mcdonald. Mrs
w. r. Gibson. Mrs Holcomb and Mrs
+. w. Phisterer. Others present were
Mrs. T. v. Kenncn. Mrs. George Hicks.
Mrs. G. n. Cccucr. Miss Ben Tay-
Tor. Mrs. w. Denman. Mrs. Frank
cheatba1n. Mrs. w. Babbett. Mrs g
NJ. Punker. Mrs. G. r. T. Moore. Mrs
A. r. Cassels. Miss Margaret Walker.
Mrs. D. M. Appel. Mrs. Andrew Fuller.
Mrs. Phisterer. Sr.. Mrs. II. +. Nichols
and others.
Tinner ut Fort Shutter
On Wednesday of this week Col
and Mrs. French OF Fort Shafter gave
a dinner for Mrs. Herbert O'Brien
and Miss Mary O'Brien. Other guests
were Consul and Mrs ]. b Renters,
Col. and Mrs. F. p. Reynolds. Col. b.
w. Atkinson and Lieut.. l.. Med. Sill
vester.
Col and Mrs. Frenel's Dance
Col. and Mrs. F. II. French enter
tained at a dance last Saturday at
their home at Fort Shafter In honor
of Miss Mary O'Brien. The End In
fantry band PLAYED for the dancers.
The floral decorations of bougainvil-
lea and American beauty roses were
very artistic About forty were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Narren's Anniversary
a very charming affair took place
on Saturday last when Mr.. and Mrs.
John Trenholm Warren celebrated the
fifth anniversary Of their marriage or
their wooden wedding" The idea CT
wood was of course carried out In all
the details, eveas to the invitations
which were inscribed on wooden
cards. A pretty sentiment was intro
dueed in lie various remembranees CT
the original ceremony which were
used-and the music. which was the
same on beth 0coaeions
When the guests arrived, the rooms
were lighted only BY candles dozens
of white tapers In brass sticks being
placed about the rooms on plate rails
and book shelves During the evening
the tall cathedral candles which were
used in the. church at the time Of the
wedding i've years ago and are burned
for a half hour at each succeeding an
niversary, were lighted and burned
upon an improvised altar decorated
with grcenery and the white tulle rib
bon which had been used to rope CT
the aisles on the wedding night
In the living room masses Of golden
eoreopsis combined with maidenhair
ems were used. while the window
lodges and b0uffet in the dining room
were banked with waxen petalled be-
gonias in varying tones of pink. In
the lanai, where the refreshment table
was placed, a color motif in two
shades of pink and deep cherry color
was carried out, the lights being shad-
ed in red Brown baskets with pink
or red hibiscus blossoms, the handles
caught with bows of cherry or pink
satin, we're hung about the walls and
corners. In the center of the table
was large French basket filled with
long-stemmed Transvaal daisies and
maidenhair ferns and tied with q
French bow Of. deep hibiscus-colored
satin. Surrounding this were IL small