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

NNANH y r. AgtlEIfHkhOTlll
was hostess on Thursday, the engage
ment Of Miss Els, Kincaid and Sam
N,hillingworth, Jr., was announced 10
few friends OF the charming bride
elect.
Geld and white were the prevailing
colCrs in the decorations and we're
developed with golden rod, cosmos
and snowy white daisies Extending
across the center, almost from che end
TO the other, golden shower and dai.
sizes oTnamented the table and soft
steamers of tulle were draped from
the chandelier to the table corners.
The hand painted place cards we're
little cun;ds fastened to dainty gel.
low almond baskets. When the en-.
gagement was told silver loving cup
was brought to the guests ami ac-
cording 70 the oldfashioned custom
toast was proposed to the guest OF
honor.
After lunchen the guests repaired
to the den where an afternoon was
devoted TO music. No definite date
has been decided upon for the we'd
ding but 1t Is probable that il will
talte place In the near future. Covers
were laid at the luncheon table for
Miss Elsa Kincaid, Miss Huesta; Miss
Ethel Carter, Mrs. James L. Coke
Mrs. Horns, Miss Dobson, Mrs. z. A.
Douthitt, Miss ,Sewall and the hostess.
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Major and Mrs. Case Entertain.
One OF the prettlest dinners of the
week was that given by Major and
Mrs. ID. B. Case on Thursday evening
at the Pleasanton hotel, where they
are residing. Delicately shaded pink
asters combined with a quantity OF
maidenhafr fern formed an attractive
cenferpiece for the table. Major and
Mrs. Cases guests included Colonel
and Mrs. G. s. Bromwell, Colonel and
Mrs, J. B. Mcdonald, MSjor and Mrs.
William Cruishank. Major Matthew
Delaney and Miss Betty Case.
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Dinner at the CORTLAND.
A delightfully."- Informal dinner was
given at the CORTLAND on Sunday
evening at which Mrs. Nj I'll Moore
was hostess. Lavender was the clos.
en- shade for the table decoration and
an attractive ARRANGEMENT of delicate
astors and lavender shaded eandelbras
ornamented the table, where covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. S. s..
Peck, Mrs. Bell, Dr. Mcdonald and the
hostess. ss,se
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Oahu College Ladies' at Home.
The ladies Of Oahu College will be
at home on the first Monday in each
month, beginning Monday, October s.
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es r. 3 g. Sh. . 9 Clark ofssrsA.ts|
When Mrs. Charles A. clark, one OF
the dellghfful adde's al Fort Rugsrs
left Honolulu last month she expected
to return within few months. Since
her departure, however, her husband
Captain Charles A. Clark, has been
ordered TO proceed to the mainland on
the October transport TO report for
duty. This is indeed disappointment
to the many friends Of Captain and
Mrs. Clark in Honolulu.
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Society Girls at the College Of Hawaii.
This year number of the society
girls who formerly attended Punahou
or schools on the mainland have de-
cided 20 take up special work at the
College OF Hawaii. The most popular
classes are those in which art and
domestic science are taught. Many
afternoons formerly devoted TO social
Affairs are now spent in the weil-ftted
kitchen or in the cool sewing rooms
at the college where under the super
vision OF the competent teachers the
young women are learning to roast
meat as well as to make fudge and
other candies and 10 design and make |
their avn costumes, and with these
two courses come lessons in economy. |
Among those who have gone to the
college this year are Miss Elizabeth |
Carter. Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss
Beth Woods. Miss Violet Anterior, |
Miss Doris Noble, Miss Kathleen and
Miss Sophie Walker and Miss Lila Nc
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Mrs. w. D. Adams to Leave for the
Mainland.
Mrs. w. ID. Adams. who has taken
an active part in arranging the cast
for Mistress Mary" is leaving for /
the mainland in the Wilhelmina on
Wednesday. she expects to spend two
months in Wisconsin, where she will
visit her mother.
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Dinner for the Polo Players.
The members OF the Maui and Oahu I
polo teams were guests of honor at
an enjoyable dinner on Monday eve