Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-24

navy officers have been stationed
This week Captsin and Mrs. r. M.
Cults entertained at an informal lunch
con at their quarters at Pearl Harbor.
the guests including several society
folk from town. An effective combina-
ton OF yellow African daisies and mar
denhair ferns formed the attractive de-
coration for the table, AT which covers
were laid for Admiral and Mrs. C. b.
T. Moore, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
Sarah Newcomb, Mrs. Horn and Cap.
tain and Mrs. Cutts. s.'.> ....s =. 81
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Masquerade at the colonia. ..-..ts
Miss Mary Johnson Is telephoning in
yitations to the Halloween masque-
rade which is to be one Of the winters
social affairs at the Colonial. A SINH.
lar affair given last year was most
enjoyable and those who have been
invited to the coming dance are look
ing forward to the occasion with a
great deal of pleasure.
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Mr.. John Guild Hostess.
A delightful affair OF the week was
the tea at which Mrs John Guild
entertained on Tuesday afternoon in
hcnor of Mrs. w. o. Atwater and Miss
Julia Benner. Yellow was the pre-
dominating color on the decorations
and quantities of fluffy yellow chry-
santhemunis were artistically arranged
throughout the rooms. a, score OF
ladies spent the afternoon with Mrs.
Guild and the guests Of lionor.
Cards at the CORTLAND
Mrs. George f. HuInbert OF Fort
Ruger was hostess at q bridge tea on
Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel
CORTLAND. Pink astere and maiden
hair fern were seen about The card
room and dainty cen<eI IIeces of flow
sers and ferns ornams 81 the tables;
where the guests were served refresh
ments. At the close OF the afternoon
prizes were given the ladies with the
highest scores. Mrs. Brown received.
Canton chins dish, Mrs. Waller q
handsome lacquer tray and Mrs. G..
S. Lincoln quaint Chinese basket.
The consolation was given to Mrs 9.
s. Gibbs.
Mrs. Humbert's guests included Mrs.
Paul Malone, Mrs. Frederick Phisser-
er. Mrs. Phisterer, Sr., MRS. S. D.
Barnes, Mrs. C. B. T. Moore, Mrs.
Wilmot Ellis, Mrs. William B. Lymer,
Mrs Sarah Lucas, Mrs. Edgerly,
Mrs. Al. Hooking, Miss Florence Hoff-,
man, Mrs. Munter. Mrs. E. J. O'Hara,
Mrs. G.. w. Waller Mrs. Floyd Em.
mans, Mrs. Charles G., Demmer, Mrs.
H. F. Nichols. Mrs. Frank Applin, Mrs.
C. s. Lincoln, Mrs. George Freeman,
Miss Laura Topham, Mrs. Francis
French, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs.
d. n. Swan, Mrs Thomas H. Brown,
Mrs. E. v. Smit4l, Mrs. Frederick w.
Meters, Mrs. w. ]. Lyster, Mrs. j.
B. Mcdonald and Mrs. F. A. Cook
An Art Exhibit.
Society folk are looking forward to
the art exhibit at the Alexander Young
hotel on Monday afternoon to which
they have been invited by Mr.. George
Selden RocrBach and Kenneth AIexan-
der. Scenes in both water color and
photography are to be shown, as Mr..
Roor5ach Is an artist of discrimination
and Mr.. Alexander has fine coliec.
tion of portrait photographs.
These two artists have given re-
cent separate exhibits on the main.
land which have brought forth much
praise from all who viewed their
works.
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Luncheon at the Pieasanton.
Mrs. ID. B. Case was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon on Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained a
few of her friends at the Pleasanton
hotel. The table was artisticaIly deco
rated in pink roses and ferns. Mrs.
Cases guests included Mrs. F. M.
Swanzy, Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards,
Mrs. William T.. Carter, Mrs. Charles
Bromwell, Mrs. John Gamble, Mrs. r.
M. Cults, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. J. d.
Reardan, Mrs L. L. Wilson and Mrs.
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A Thursday Evening Dinner.
Mrs. Francis Day was the incentive
fer PRETTY appointed dinner on
Thursday evening at which Mrs Fred |
erfck J. Lowrey was hostess. An
artistic centerpiece CT yellow chrysan.
themums ornamented the center of j
the table and covers were laid for
Mrs Francis Day. Admiral and Mrs.
c. B. T. Moore. s.Ir. and Mrs. James |
a. Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Adams. Mr. F. w. Wfchman and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick j. Lowrey.
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Announced.
An engagement which was announc-
ed in the east recently and which viii /
be at interest to society folk OF Homo
lulu was that of Miss Helen Harden
Of Wellsburg. West Virginia. and Mr..
Henry Hamilton GAYLORD Miss Har.
den is an only child and her father
is q well known surgeon Of the south.