Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-20

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successful and this added its share tc
the charm Of the evening.
A number of young society bellies
acted as ushers, among whom were
the Misses Mary Lucas, Harriet Lu
cas-, Wilhelmina Tenhey, ThelIna Mur
| ply and Violet Makee. Six tiny tots
passed the dainty lavendar baskets
decorated with bows and streamers
of layendar tulle for the offerings.
The affair was a great success from
every point Of view and more than a
hundred and fifty dollars was feceiy
ed with which to buy the Furnishings
for the little chapel.
Mrs. Adams, Party.
Mrs. Charles Adams. mother OF
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, gave a
charming little party this week in
celebration of the third birthday of
her young grandson, Lowell Dilling.
ham. Mrs. AGams is at present oc-
cnping the Diamond Head home of
the DILLINGHAM; and it was at this
lovely place that the little ones were
entertained. The little Misses Virgil
MIA Frear and Kinau Wilder ASSISTED
Mrs. Adams in entertaining the chii-
dren and number of merry and
amusing games were played. Later
the daintiest refreshments were serv.
ed and before leaving each little
guest was presented with a pretty
box. The contents of this carried out
the Idea of the three years of the lit
tile guest of honor's life. There werc
three small flowers and three little
heart cakes on each of which was
one OF the initials L. S. d. standing
for Lowell Smith Dillingham;. And IN
the bottom of the box was a lovely
bas-relief of little Lowell himself and
his faithful dog Canary. The piece
was modelled by Miss Florence But.
Ter and was truly a work of art. Z
The little people, who with their
parents, enjoyed the afternoon were
the tiny Misses Dorothy Erdman, Vir.
ginia Castle, Virginia Gheatham,
Elizabeth Anderson; the little Masters
Walker and Bodrero, Harold Dilling.
ham, Jr. and Lowell Dillingham;.
Sewing Club Entertained.
Every Wednesday afternoon as soon
as classes are out at Punahou, an in.
dustrious group of little seamstresses
gathers at the beautiful home OF Mrs
Robert Levers, where Mrs. Arthur
Wall and Mrs. Levers teach them to
do most wonderful things with a
needle and thimble.s Usually they
make articles Of use to themselves.
but lately they have been busily sew.
ing on a glorious assortment of doll
clothes. o. - =
A week ago Granny" Levers. as
all the children call her, told them
to come on Wednesday but forbade
them to bring needle or thread, sew.
ing bag or box. She said they were
just to bring themselves and have a
good time and they certainly did
They played all sorts of merry games
and hunted tempting treasures in
among the ferns and potted plants,
Later dainty refreshments, consisting
of rayishing goodies" were served
and fourteen tired, but happy little
ladies returned to their nefghboring
homes. - .a..-.- ~. 49,
New Nuuanu Valley Home. ~
| Mr.. and Mrs Reynold B. McGrew's
attractive new home on Nuuanu ave
nue. adds another pretty house to that
section of Nuuanu valley in the Eicin-
ity of the Country Club. Il.
The McGrew house is a story and a
half bungalow of seven rooms and
large front lanai set in spacious
grounds containing over, an acre OF
land. Fine old hau trees ensure PR.
vacy from the public highway while
dense shrubbery on the north side,
formerly the old brickyard site,
breaks the force Of the pail wind. The
view Of I.iountains and valley and pail
is NEST pleasing. Many new homes
are contemplated in this cool and
beautiful section and several are near.
ing completion, notably the Geo. Sher.
mans and the. VIC. Parke's, both de
signed BY the well known architect
Mr.. E. A. Newcomb. "
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Fort Rueer Bridge.
Capt and Mrs. G. L. Hicks, Jr.. are
entertaining the Fort Kruger bridge
club this evening. This club has been
meeting for some time and so far
shows no evidence of abating interest
The evenings are always most pleas
ant and some truly wonderful scores
are made. Those playing this even
ing are: Col. and Mrs. w. q. Ellis