Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-18

lance dI eva Will.
Mrs, EeIseTs Luncheon.
informal Farewell Reception.
mers to be present at today'S ceTe-
monies at the fair grounds rather
than view the COMMUNICATING from
the Sonoma's decks az she passes, has
resulted in an effort to delay the
liners sailing several hours. 30
change had been effected last night.
according to Commissioner Effinger
but the Hawaiians will confer further
with Captain Trask this morning -
San Francisco Examiner
Mrs. Frank F. Baldwin has arrived
in San Francisco, according to the fol-
low .lg Clipping:
Mrs. Frank F. Baldwin of Honolulu
and her young son, arrived from the
islands en- the Matsonia Tuesday and
have gone to Saratoga, where they
are the guests of Mrs. Baldwin's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Kittredge, at
their country home in the foothills.
As Miss Harriet Kittredge, Mrs. Bald
win was one of the charming bellies
in the Oakland and San Francisco
smart set about a decade agO.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
HcroiuIsns at the Coast.
News has just come here of a num-
Der of HCnolulans who are at present
in California.
DR.. William F. James and his
daughter, Miss Ethel James, are in
San Francisco, being registered at the
ManX
Mr. and Mrs James L. Coke are
at the Palace.
Mr.. Alfred Wall is ct the. Bellevue.
while Mr.. J. b. castle registered at
the FaTmout recently.
Mr.. D. Lloyd Conkling is at the
Stewart. &
Mrs. earnes' RridgeLuncheon.
Mrs. S. D. Barnes was hostess at
a delightful luncheon at the Country
Club last Tuesday afternoon This
is a very charming place
TO spend the warm afternoons. There
is almost always a breeze blowing !
down the valley, and the spacious, |
ccol lanais with their ferns and palms |
are most attractive. The twelve la
dies who enjoyed nIrs. Barnes hospit. |
atty on Tuesday were keenly con
sciCus Of the beauties of the place |
and most enthusiastic over the pleas
ant afternoon which their hostess had |
arranged for them After luncheon !
several rubbers of bridge were en-
ioyed, while the competition and
hid6ipU vary oh
table.
Miss Thurston's Supper Dance.
Miss Margaret Thurston was host.
ess at delightful supper-dancc on
last Tuesday evening. The color
scheme was carried out in pink and
green; great masses of pink begonias,
Shasta daisies, fluffy ferns and palms
being used in most effective manner
n the decorations.
A very clever and unique method
# choosing supper partners was en-
olOyed by Miss Thurston. Tiny card
BOARD watches, tied with little bows
If green ribbon for the boys, and
pink ribbon for the, girls, were dis
Each guest then found his
partner by matching the time regis
cred by his watch with that of an
,ther watch held by one of the forty
or more young people present. This
was very successful, and con.
iderable interest and excitement was
lroused during the pleasant little
,ame. Kaai's quintette rendered the
weetest and liveliest of dance Sc,
ectionsr which were keenly appreci-
ted
Those present were Miss Lannatt
Sharp, Miss Bernice Halstead, Miss
Ramona Marks, Miss Eloise Wich-
nan, Miss Mildred Aver. Miss RamO-
Ia Morgan, Miss Grace Bredhoff, Miss
'atherine Ashley. Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Elizabeth Carter. Miss
Phoebe Carter. Miss Mary Rogan
anderson, Miss Dorothy Petersen,
iiss Doris Noble, Miss Marian Chap
n. Miss Mildred Chaplin. Mr. Closson
Emory, Mr. Kenneth Emory. Mr. Les
er Marks, Mr.. Vernon Tenney, Mr.
3lakeley McStocker. Mr.. Carter Gait.
Ir Jack Gait, Mr.. Ralph Gray. Mr..
iustave Ballentyne. Mr.. Frederick
chaefer, Mr.. Ernest POdmOre, Mr.
lax Bolte. Mr. James Wine. Mr.
ieorge An;aorn. Mr.. Alexander An
erson. Mr. Frank Winter. Mr.. Carr, |
IT. William Noble. Mr.. Gavien Bush,
Ir. Shirley Bush and the hostess
ir. and Mrs. Wright's Dance,
Mr. and Mrs Dexter Wright, who
ave been visitors for the past three
.eeks at the Pleasanton hotel, enter
aimed a number Of their Honolulu
riends at an informal little dance on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright are popular dancing instruc-
ors of San Francisco, where Mrs. |