Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-21

fourth birthday anniversary Thursda,
afternoon by entertaining % iittl
girls and boys at juvenile party a
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. T. Warren, On Kewalo street Tn,
mothers of several of the small guest
assisted Mrs. Warren In amusing tn,
Children with games on the lawn fo
3 an hour, utter which Fefreshmentl
were served In the lanai.
Two round tables connected by ont
long one were used, the decoration!
being carried out in pink and white
In the center of each round table wal
q small tree Of pink Towering balsaH
surrounded by lighted candles. Will,
crystal bowls of pink and white phlol
and white jasmine were used On She
long table, down the center of which
was row OF twinkling candles peep
ing from amid the flowers and green
cry. Little toy birds and fairies were
perched In the miniature trees, while
the place cards bore little Halloween
pumpkin heads. Little red and white
cupids peeped at each child from the
ice cream. After the small hostess
had cut the birthday cake the favors
! were passed-tiny slippers for the
girls and caps for the boys. Follow
ing refreshments the children were
amused with Mother Goose stories or
! the victrola, after which the after
noon was concluded with more games
on the lawn.
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A Baby Party. S
One Of the pretty affairs of the week
was the baby party at which Mrs
Lewis Underwood entertained on Mon.
day afternoon for her little son Way,
who celebrated his third birthday AS
Is customary at bapy parties. each lit,
tie. guest was accompanied by his mo
Their. The youngsters spent the after.
noon in, the house and on the lawn
playing with toys and late in the aft
] ernocn refreshments were served. The
young guests Of Mrs. Underwood were
seated at long table having as its
centerpiece delicate pink baby roses
and iassamine and THE cover was
strewn with naidenhair fern and pink
sweet peas. Among those present
were Mrs. James Guild and her daugh-
ter Edith, Mrs. w. H. Campbell with
her two children. Muriel and George;
Mrs. Ray Rietow and baby Ray, Mrs.
Ralph tombstone with Wilson and Err
nest Mrs. "A. B. ingalls, and Iolani,
Mrs. A. 8. Prescott with Donald and
Warren, Mrs. Sam Peck with Philip
and Jack, Mrs. Chandler with Dorancs,
Mrs. Victor Hurd with her children.
Aileen and Francis; Mrs. Irving Hurd
and her two sons, Philip and Edmund:
Mrs. Sam Peck with Philip and Jack,
Mrs. Cox and Greeley, Mrs. l. NJ
Stainback with Ingram, Jr.. Mrs Mac,
Lean and her daughter Jessie.
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Honeymoon visitore.
Among the recent visitors to Homo
lulu were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Preus-
SER who were on their way to Manila.
where they win make their homes. Mrs.
Preusser was formerly Miss Serena
Bland Of. Pasadena and more recently
of Belvedere, and her marriage with
Mr.. Preusser took place early in Sep
TENDER at her mothers picturesque
home. saThe Anchorage. at Belyedere
Several years ago Mrs. Bland and her
two daughters spent several weeks in
Honolulu as guests at the Pleasanton
before going b. the Orient. and at
that time made many friends here
who would have liked to entertain Mr..
and Mrs. Preusser on their recent visit
had there been time
Mrs. Thomas Drayton Parker. form.
erly Miss Florence Bland. now the
wife Of Lieut.. Commander Parker, with
present STATEN at Norfolk, came on for
the wedding and when Mrs. Preusser
sailed for the Orient Mrs. Bland ac-
companied her older daughter east for
the winter
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Surprise Partysfor Mrs. knudsen.
Mrs. e A. Knudsen. Kekeha. was
given surprise party Saturday even
ing. the occasion being her birth ami
yersary. Although the number of call
ers was not large, all had q most en-
joyable time.
Earlier In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Rice and DR.. and Mrs. Put
man were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. Knudsen. Later the
others arrived. Dancing on the ve-
randa was the main feature of the
succeeding hours.
Those present besides the host and
hostess were: DR.. and Mrs. Putnam,
Ghas. A. and Mrs. Rice, Miss L'Orange,
Guy Rankin; Miss Marie Anderson of
Hanapepe; E. Nahum OF Waimea;
Messrs. Aaser and A. G. Hime OF Ke-
kaha; Misses Day and Jordan and
Messrs w. H Grote, F.. G. Morrow
and H Vincent Of Lihue.- Garden ISL
and.
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Newcomers to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawiett Ha-
vens," says the Oakland Tribune,
whose wedding was a recent event,
VIII sail this week for Honolulu where
they win reside in the future. The
bride was formerly Miss Louise Hut
ton, q popular member of Oakland So
ciety. She is the daughter of Mrs. C.
A. Hutton Of Oakland. ~