Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

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baskets filled with maiden hair and
beeon.as shading from white 70 deep
coral color. small rcd or psak candle
icing caught to the handle OF each.
Crystal candlestieks noIding red
candles With siIken shades Of red and
pink lighted the table Bows Of pink
mcire ribbon and sprays OF maiden
hair aid among the lace doilies on
the table. added to the pretty effect
The same color scheme Of white. pink
and deep red was carried out In the
cakes. ices ana confections. Appropri-
ate to the event which the affair cele-
brated. the ben bons and small cakes
were al in heart forms, while the ice
cream and ices were garnished with
small Errows. hearts and red and
white Cupids. each little love god
holding a bridal bouquet F0Hr-ieafed
clovers aud gilded wishbones were
also used as symbols OF good luck
Partners for refreshments were
found by comparing the numbers on
tiny wooden shoes. each man being
told to find his Cinderella BY match.
/ ing the size of her shoe 70 his.
Each guest had been asked to rep
resent wood bearing tree and many
very clever and original representa-.
tons were made.
Prizes were awarded TO those guess
ing the largest number Of trees in
! this living forest Mrs. Chester HUM
wen the ladies' prize. a carved wood
taboret for plants. and Mr.. Frank
Atherlon the mems trophy. desk
pen holder made Of wood from the koa
tree
In another guessing contest called
Love Set to Music the answers
given In musical terms. Mrs. Charles
lG. Heiser won the ladies' prize. 4
Japanese stencil mounted over yellow
satin and framed in wood. for q scrv-
! ice tray. while first honors were cap
tured by DR.. Lyon who was rewarded
with q waste basket made from BAN
pboo wood. Mrs. w. A. Bryan and
Ernest Clark were given the consola-
| ton prizes.
Fruit punch was served throughout
/ the evening from bowls placed IN the
dining room and lanai, while later
light buffet refreshments were pass
ed The evening closed with infor-
NAL dancing.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. War.
rem were Miss Mary Eynon Of Phila-
delphsa and Mrs. Louis ]. Warren Of
Manoa. Others assisting about the
rooms were Mrs. William Alaneon
Bryan, Mrs. Charles c. Heiser. Jr..
Mrs. Harold Lyon, Mrs Henry Bick-
nell, Mrs. Ernest Clark, Miss Elsa
! Werthmueller. Mrs. Frederick Dor
rance Chandler Mrs. Chester HUM,
Mr.. William Warren, Mr.. Clarence
Olson and Mr.. Arch Brown.
Among those present were ar. and
! Mrs Jack Balch, Mr.. anc 3. Val
lace R. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Atherton. Mr.. anu .. red
efick D. Chandler, Mr.. and rs lob
ert r. Reidford, Mr.. and IS. tanes
( Met andless, Mrs. Katherine Yates.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier. rev. and Mrs.
J John r. Erdman, Mr.. and szrs. VII
, liam D. Adams, Mr.. and rs. z.arstnn
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blake.
/ Mr.. ana Mrs Walter Kendall. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ralph 8. Hosmer. ar. and Mrs.
Chester HUM. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
! L. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. Ath-
Ierton, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bush. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Frazier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Brown. Mr. raymond
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Church,
! Mrs. Charles G. Heiser, Jfs Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm MacIntyre, Mr. and
/ Mrs. A. H. Tarleton. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Tay. Mr.. anu Mrs. Spencer Bowen,
| DR.. and Mrs. Harold Lyon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Clark. Mr.. aud Mrs. Da-
yid F. Thrum, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Alanson Bryan, Judge and Mrs. An
ltcnfo Perry, Mr.. ard Mrs. George A.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Novel;.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guild. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Francis Gaynor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis ]. Warren, Mrs. John Ba-
/ ker Of Hawaii, Miss Synon, Miss
Werthmueiler. Mr.. Clarence Olson.
Mr. VIII Warren. Mr.. Ferdinand
WerthmuelIer and Mr.. Arch Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Won Holt are spend
ing the week end at their camp in the
lWaianai mountains. having with them
las house guests. DIR. Mildred Staly.
Mr.. and Mrs Montague Cooke and
, Mrs. John Enos.
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