Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31

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are filled to the utmost on those
nights the orchestra's fame having
gone far and broad. ~
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Mrs. HayseIden's Luncheon. u
One of the most charming affairs
of the week was the luncheon on
Thursday given. by Mrs. Harold Hay
selden at her pretty home at Wal,
kiki. Miss Muriei Robbins Of yancou.s
yer was the motif Of the, occasion. The
table was daintily decorated In shades
of blue and pink lavender, the color
scheme being carried out with hydran-H
geas and pale pink carnations. Lit
tie pink crested cards were used to
mark the places After luncheon the
afternoon was devoted to music and
later, when the suns rays had abated
their fiereeness somewhat, to a re-
freshing swim in the salt ocean.
Among Mrs. Hayselden's guests were
Miss Muriel Robbins, Miss Marjory
Carr, Mrs William Ault, Miss MERGED
Walton, Miss Rollins, Miss Florence
Hoffman, Mrs. George Tackabury, Miss
Genevieye Neustadt. Mrs. Walter Ken
dali, Mrs. Arthur Bump. Miss SyBff
Robertson, Mrs. s. Barnes and Mrs.
George Kluegel. s. = .s
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horner's Dinner.
Al very delightful dinner was given
on Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Horner at their home on NutI-
anu avenue. The table was most at
tractive with its centerpiece Of gay
eolored nasturtiums and maiden hair
ferns. y Covers were laid for DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs
C. A. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCandless, Miss Kealoha Kekela.
Mr.. Albert Horner, Jr. and the host
and hostess. y 81. III 80; -. q
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Col. and Mrs..Appei's Supper. ~. j
Miss Harriet Balance who sailed on
the Siberia for Japan this week was
the motif for a farewell supper given
by Col. and Mrs. d. NJ. Appel on
Tuesday at their home in Liliha.
Other guests were Major and Mrs. e.
V. Smith, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Lin
coin, Lieut.. and Mrs. F. p. Jackson,
Mrs. Richard Cults and Major Herbert
Williams. ~
Miss Effinaer a $500" Hostess. III
Miss Louise Efinger is the hostess
at 800" party this after
noon at her home, Manoa Heights.
Among the guests are Misses Flor
ence Ballou, Dorothy Peterson, Dor
othy Hoogs, Dorothy Guild, Stella
Hoogs, Cornelia MeCarn. Violet Aus
tin, Maud Rallentyne, Genevieve Tag
gard, Gardie Everton, Laura Cassidy.
Genevieve Young, Florence Davis, Eliz-
abeth Rosenbaum, Bernice Halstead,
Jeanette Sharp, Doris Noble, Ruth
Keough, Louise Churchill, Grace But
tolph, Kate Singlehurst and Clemence
Clifford.
Mrs. Hobdy's Luncheon.
Mrs. K w La Toilette. who is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. w. C. Hobby for
few days, ,ras the motif for a large
and very beautiful luncheon given by
the latter on Wednesday at the Coun.
try Club. The guests were seated at
three long tables decorated In turn
with rainbow tinted Transvaal daisies,
pale pink carnations and American
Beauty roses. Each guest found her
table by means of flower presented
to her before entering the dining
room. which matched the blossoms at
her place. The place cards were
daintily hand-painted baskets of flow
ers matching the centerpiece. The
Country Club was beautifully decor
ated with double red poinsettia, va
riety that is rarely seen in Honolulu.
Covers were laid for 80.
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Mrs. Peek's Bridge.
Mrs. Sam Peck entertained charm.
fngly at cards yesterday afternoon at
her home in Kaimuki Auction was.
of course, the game played, and a
number of interesting rubbers were
had. Delicious eats" were served Ia
ter in the afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. Albert Horner. Mrs.
Charles Frazier Mrs. Harry Wilder.
Mrs. Philys PECK, Mrs. George Klue-
gal, Miss Stella Peck, Mrs. Il. X. My
ers. Mrs Gussie Schmidt, Mrs. Arthur
Davidson, Mrs Henry Winckley Mrs.
o. E. Wall Mrs. Charles L'Homme
dieu. Mrs. w. F. Gaynor. Mrs. F. B.
McStocker, Mrs. Frank Applin, Mrs.
Nelson Lansing and Mrs. J. H. Lam
berson. ,---.--- -------A -.------