Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-03

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Mrs. H. T. Waity, Miss Daisy Taylor,
Mt and Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, Mr..
! Harry Murray, Mr.. H. Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs George Martin. Mr.. Walter Ry.
croft. Mr.. Gus Hanna, Mr.. Chester
Irwin, Mr.. Carlos Carceres, Mrs. Sachs,
/ Mrs. Julia Smith, Miss Nellie Holm
ger, Mr.. J. Hollinger, Miss Marie
/ Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hail. Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Mrs. Jack
! Doyle, Mrs. George ]. 0'Neil, Miss Ma
/ bel Larsen, Mr.. Samuel Searle, Mrs
NJ. Easton, Miss Mary McCabe, Mr.. o.
J. Pickle, Miss Rosamund Swanzy,
Mr.. Philip Spalding. Mr.. Walter Spald.
ing, Miss >Eloise Wichman, Mr. Small,
Miss Laura Low, Mr.. Dave Larsen, Mt.
| Oswald Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Harrington, Mrs. Helen Noonan, DR..
and Mrs. c. B. Cooper, Governor L..
E. Pinkham, Miss Ben, Taylor and
others. - : ID. ~
Dinner for Governor Pinkhana in San
| Francisco. - : - - Z 81
Handsome in every detail was the
dinner given last evening by Miss
Margaret Stewart. DR.. and Mrs. j. L.
I Howard and Charles Stewart The
Hon. L. E. Pinkham, governor Of He.
wall, was the honored guest. The
function was served in the banquet
hall Of the Hotel Stewart. The walls
were hung with Wreaths of English
holly, tied with scarlet ribbon. Tall
palms were effectively placed
throughout the nall, and made pref
ty setting for the affair Forty-two
/ covers encircled the long table The
centerpiece was OF poinsettas, Eng
lish holly and misletoe. Al dozen
scarlet balloons. attached to silken
i cords, were caught here and there
amongst the greens and berries, and
produced a novel effect. Numerous
fancy baskets, filled with Christmas
berries, decorated the ends Of the
table. Silver candlesticks, ornament
ed with red shades, cast a becoming
glow over the assembled guests.
i During the dinner the Hawaiian
the guest Of honor. On this occasion
many beautiful gowns we're worn.
+ Miss Stewart was handsomely clad In
a Paduin model of brocaded chiffon
4 velvet en- train. The tunic was
edged with fur. q bolero OF duchess
j lace enhanced the beauty Of the
gown. Diamond ornaments were
worn in the corsage and in the hair.
i IS Among the guests were General and
Mrs AftI1lfr murray; Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Raas. Mr. and Mrs e. Water
man, John T. McCrosson, Mr. and
Mrs. Rolia Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rolph, Mr.. and Mrs. James McNab,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNab, Mr.. and
Mrs John McGilyray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fee, Mr.. and Mrs. T. sDredge,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, DR.. l.. e.
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st.
ooar, Judge and Mrs. Bradley Sar-
| gent, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gibson,
| Dr.. and { Mrs. Joseph Howard, G..
Stanley Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Enos,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Keith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Beardslee. Mrs. e. N. Con-
| ant, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Taylor,
James Words and Captain and Mrs.
w. Matson. TX. II
General and Mrs. Macomb's Reception.
1t is with decided tinge Of regret
that one realizes that the reception
given by General and Mrs. Macomb
on New Years day was their last big
affair in the islands. The Macombs
entertain so charmingly and are with.
al so universally popular that their de-
parture for their new post in the near
future will mean large and not easily
flied gap in the social world of Ho-
nolulu. At least $50 people called to
pay their &C scirs on New Years and
to partake of the delicious eggnog
and other refreshments provided. The
reception was held both in the house
and out, huge tent having been
erected beneath the banyan tree on
/ the lawn for the occasion. The in
fantry band played throughout the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Macomb was assisted by
Mrs. C. B. T. Moore, Mrs. F. French,
Mrs L. w. Kennon, Mrs. S. D. Sturgis,
Mrs. Richard Cults, Mrs. John T. My
ers, Mrs. Archibald Campbell, Mrs.
John Thomas. Mrs. Edward Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Walter Frear and Mrs. G.. A.
| Taylor. Among those who called were
Governor L. E. Pinkham, General
Frederick Funston and Admiral C. B.
T. Moore.
Progressive Dinner.
There is nothing so informally
jolly as a progressive dinner and the
one given on New Years eve by the
Black Yama Yamas" before attend
ing the masquerade ball was de-
lightful example. Everyone was ar
rayed in a black yama suit with stiff
white ruffs and cuffs and small black
caps with white pompons. They met
for the first course at the home Of
Miss Nora Sturgeon. From there
they motored to the residence of Miss
Mary Won Holt and in turn to the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dow
sett and Miss Beatrice Castle, wind
ing up with the rest Of the beau
! monde at the krmory. Those in
Guided in the party. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Dow5ett, Misses Mary Won
Holt, Beatrice Castle, Muriel Howatt,
Bertha Kopke, Jessie Kennedy, Nora
Sturgeon, McSSrS Stanley Kennedy,