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

.uarterS occupied by the two young
Ulcers, exciting much interest and
Comment On the part of the passers-
~. That evening the guests testified
that pig was as good as it was inter
esting-qualities which do not always
90 together. Other Hawaiian dishes
were attendant and enjoyed. while
he immediate surroundings of the ia.
Bile as nearly resembled the scene in
wEich the luau is usually held as they
could be made. Large tree fern and
clumps of banana trees lined the walls.
potted plants filled the corners so
completely that nothing of the house
could be seen Hanging among the
bra inches were small lanterns which
Illuminated the table over which,
forming a solid mat of green, was
spread frond after frond of ferns. The
guests We're Lieut.. and Mrs. Warren.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lyman, Lieut. and
Mrs. Donaldson. Miss Gertrude Hop
kins, Miss Kirkham and Captain Ben
iamin. After the feast the party went
to Lyman's quarters for music which,
carrying out the Hawaiian character
of the evening. was the singing by
the guests of many CT the native melo-
dies. y B..
Captain and Mrs. O'Shea entertain
ed on Monday, giving very delight
full dinner for Lieut. and Mrs. Gaug-
Ter. Lieut. and Mrs. Milton. Mrs. MI
Ter, Miss Holrnmb, DR. Kennedy and
Lieut.. Carr. The cavalry hop at the
club was unusually well attended on
Monday a number of dinners given
before 1t always augment the dane
ers. and the informally of the club
hop is an attractive feature in the
summer months Cantain and Mrs.
Mason also entertained Monday with
p dinner for Lieut. and Ms Glassford.
Miss Fills and .Iieuts Rodgers and
Neal. White and red nntunias in a
tall vase formed the effective table
decorations. suDDlenented with, tall
silver candlesticks surmounted with
red shades. -.....*..
Monday of this week Mrs Warren
gave an auction party of three tables, !
for Mesdames Bailey.
Fechet. Baker, willard. Martin, Bur
nett, Deems, Willyoung. Forsvthe.
Mapes, and Dodds. Mrs. Willard
proved the lucky ladv' of the afternoon,
her high score winning the first prize,
a half dozen tea napkins. beautifully I
Mrs. WillyOung had the |
second highest score. and was given |
an embroidered guest towel. Mrs. |
Fechet received consolation" set |
of Japanese table runners.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Milton entertained |
at dinner on Friday for Major and |
Mrs. Harrison, CAPTAIN and Mrs Chit |
". Captain and Mrs Holbrook, Lieut. |
owen, Lieut. Rodgers and Lieut.. and !
Mrs. Cheney. Red geraniums and !
candle shades gave an unusual and !
color note.
The Tuesday Tava;ry-Artillery auc- |
ion club met with Mrs Chitty this ]
week. completing a tournament Miss |
Gertrude HOPKINS and Miss Harriet |
Fills won first and second prizes. Mrs |
Mari, Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Gaugler |
were elected to be new members of
the club
Captain and Mrs RUnkers dinner |
IN Friday was an enjoyable affair !
Colonel and Mrs. Cheatham. Miss !
Cheatham. CAPTAIN and Mrs. P. Par
ker and Lieut.. Huntley were the |
quests. The party afterward attended |
the pest hop in the amusement hall.
Mrs Charles Meals, wife of Lieut.. |
Meals of the Twenty fifth Infantry,
has returned recently from a visit
{ some months Snnnt nn-.thn nnnct ,