Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
Miss ouaries. Dance.

Miss ouaries' Dance.
Miss Dorothy Quarlcs was hostess at
very enjoyable dance on Thursday
evening at her home on Keeaumoku
street in honor OF her brother. Mr..
Ralph Quarles, who expects u leave
in August for Denver, where he will
attend school preparatory to entering
the University OF Illinois. The spa
cious rooms were very prettily deco.
rated In white and green; popular
quintet rendered delightful dance mu-
sic. and altogether, the evening was a
very successful and happy one E -
Those present we're: Miss Beatrice
White, Miss Esther White, Miss Flor
ence White, MISS Lufta Arnold, Miss
Sadie Carey, Miss Avis Fennel, Miss
Ethel Fennel. Miss Lillian Fennel Miss
Sibyl Carter. Miss Lillian McChesney,
Miss Ruth Cooper, Miss Mildred Cha
pin, Miss Madeline Chaplin, Miss Inez
Gibson. Miss Pearl Robinson, Miss Cor
nellie McCarn. IFS Mary ID. McCarn,
Miss Tente sheldon, Mr.. Campbell Gro
zieT Mr.. Lloyd Arnold. Mr.. Luther
Hough, Mr.. Alfred Hough. Mr.. Martin
FenneI. Mr. Fred Carter, Mr. Sam Car.
ter, Mr.. Allan Podmore, Mr.. Bryan
Girdler, Mr. Henry White, Mr., Gar,
ence White. Mr.. Burns, Mr.. Jay Smith,
Mr.. Allison Mccain, Mr.. Kenneth Reid,
ford, Mr. Blakeley McStocker, Mr.. Ear
ton Magoon. Mr.. Closson Emory. Mr.
William Rosa. Mr.. John 0Dowda. Mrrr
Frank Winters Mr.. Marcus Monsarrat n
Mr.. Ralph Quarles and the hostess. 'tgb
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Mrs. cIegg Comp ,imented.
Mrs. Charles G.. Heiser, Jr.. enter1h
tanned at a delightful tea Yesterday
afternoon complimentary to Mrs NJ
T. Clegg. who leaves soon for a sew
eral months visit at the coast The
decorations were most artistic and
produced cbarmingly cool effect The
spacious lanai was hung with baskets
OF fluffy green ferns while the house
was filled with lovely, large hibiscus
blooms and ferris. About fifty of Mrs.
Clegg's friends were present to wish
her "bon voyage" and a most enjoy
able Afternoon was spent. chatting over
their needlewnrk- Later delicious tea
was served.
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Mrs. Wilder's Dance.
Mrs. Arthur A. Wilder was hostess
at a delightful dance on Tuesday
evening at the Country Club. COM
plimentary to Miss Grace Carter and
Mr. Henry Carter, who are summer
visitors I'M the city.
The charming little clubhouse was
beautifully decorated with glowing
masses of golden shower relieved by
ferns and palms (which were artist
cally arranged. Every detail Of the
evenings entertainment was careful
" planned And executed, making the
affair a very enjoyable one indeed. (
The music was excellent and dane
ing was enthusiastically enjoyed UNI
I'll a late heur. At eleven O'Clock.
delicious refreshments were served. ,
About one hundred and thirty
guests were present. y
Mr.. and Mrs. schaefer's Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Schaefer enter
tanned at q delightful dinner on last 4
Tuesday evening at their beautifH
home in Nuuanu valley. The table
was most attractively decorated WITH Il
masses OF golden shower and pansies
while dainty little yellow place cards
added a finishing touch to the color 6
scheme.
Covers were placed for Miss Lila
Mcdonald. Miss Margaret Center. Miss
Pauline Schaefer. Miss Jessie Kenne-
dy. Mr.. Frederick Wichman. Mr.. Alan
Lowrey. Mr.. Stanley Kennedy, Mr..
Frederick Schaefer and the host and !,
hostess.
After dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Schasfer
and their guests attended Mrs. Arthur
Wilder's dance at the Country club.
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Mrs. caynor's Luncheon.
Mrs. w. F.. Gaynor was hostess at
delightful luncheon on Tuesday, after
noon for a number OF University of
California goods. all of whom attended
Berkeley at the same time. The af-
fair was given In honor of Miss Ethel
Lawson who. with Miss Nora Preisker,
is a recent visitor from California
The table was beautifully decorated
with lima leis tied with large bows
OF blue ribbon. representing the blue
and gold OF Berkeley 4
Covers were placed for Miss Ethel
Lawson, Miss Nora Preisker, Mrs, w.
witte, Mrs. Chester ]. HUM and the
hostess. ~
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September Arrivals.
According to the following account {,
OF a recent San Francisco wedding, the
newly-wedded couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Bonnefeld viii make their
home in Honolulu, arriving on Septem- !,
Der Is.
The marriage of Miss Anna Sophia
Guermmer. and Mr.. Frank Alva Bon.
nefield, chief E c. of the U. S. S. Alert,
was soIemnized Wednesday evening,
June "a. by the Rev. w. S. Mathews
of the M. lE church at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hilaire in
Vallejo. The bride was charmingly
gowned ins white crepe de chine with
real lace overdress. the bodice being
daintiIy decorated. Pearl trimming, a !
white silk cord with heavy tassel of ,