Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24

| little flowers. After c.aner the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent lis
tening to the pleasant music played on
the pianola. a gift to Mrs. Lee from
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. together with
their guests OF honor, were the recip-
tents of many useful eiIts in remem,
brance of the day.
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Nearly six hundred people attended
the iuau given last Sunday at POola
Hall. Liliha street, by Mr.. and Mrs
David Paoo Telling in honor of the
first anniversary of the birthW their
daughter, Mona Nui Telling. The big
hall was deliberately decorated, a ouin,
tet club was in attendance and all of
the delicacies of the typical Hawaii
an Sluau were served to the invited
guests. The luau began at noon apd
continued for several hours. A num-
Der Of public officials and prominent
men of the city were present. Unfor-
tunately Mrs. Telling was taken i'll
and unable to be present, but Mr..
Telling and Baby Mona we're there and
received hearty congratulations. The
occasion was a very enjoyable one
from all standpoints.
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Mrs. Edward .Dekum entertained on
Thursday afternoon Of last week in
honor OF Miss Louise Lucas who left
for the coast yesterday. The affair
was in the nature Of handkerchief
shower for the guest of honor who
was the recipient Of many beautifully
embroidered bits of linen. The after
noon was spent very enjoyable at the
card tables, those playing being Mrs.
A. Hooking, Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs.
s. d. Barnes, Mrs. Edgar Robinson,
Mrs. Matthew NJ. Graham, Mrs. Fred
Potter, Mrs. A. Perry, Mrs. r. O.
Matheson, Mrs. e. M Watson, Miss
Maude Jordan, Miss Taggart, Miss
Victoria Jordan, Miss Hewlings, Miss
Barrie Gamble, Miss Lucas and Mrs.
Dekuin. p ~,
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Westervelt and
family, who, since the return of the
Sheba party, have been travelling il
China and the Philippine Islands, are
expected to return on, the Shinyo1
Maru, due on the third of August Mr..
H. NJ ballou who has been occupying
the Westeryelts' home during their,
absence, will spend the month of An
gust at the Volcano with his daughter,
Charlotte. e::fi,r.:zs
Mr.saIld Mrs. William r. Castle, .Jr.,
arrived ON the Matsonia and will
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the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.~R. Cas-
tie. This charming couple spent sew
eral weeks recently at the Hotel Bel |
leyue in San Francisco where they |
were most extensively entertained.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson
at dinner last week for
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagensit Mr., i. Clarence
Oleson and Mr.. Paul Muhlendorf. .Thal
table was artistically decorated with
and ferns. :, After a delight j
full dinner, cards were enjoyed for the i
remainder of the evening. f f1*# 81
Miss Emily Cooke, who expects tol
leave soon for the east where she /
will complete her education, was hos
tess at a delightful luncheon on last !
Friday afternoon at Kahala. Her
guests included number <of her
schoolmates. ~, =. =.
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5 Captain and Mrs. Paul B. Malone of I
The Second Infantry entertained at a
delightful tea this afternoon. in honor
Of their daughter who has just re.
turned from Bryn Mawr to spend /
The holidays in the islands |
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and /
'amily are at Kahala where they will !
spend the vacation months. II
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldron are