Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-22

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With the long series OF brilliant
dances which have kept the younger
set in a mad Whirl for the past two
or three weeks il would be difficult 10
select one which surpassed all Of. the
others but one can say that the dance
given by Mr.. j. Lewis Renton and Mr.
Allan Renton at their beautiful Eva
home last week was che of the love
, lest and most enjoyable affairs of the
entire season. Every feature Of the
evenings entertainment had been
carefully carried out to the most mi
Lutte detail.
A special train filed with gay pleas
ure-seekers left Honolulu at half past
seven. The ride out TO the planta.
ton was delightful, jests and laughter
and the music CT a popular uuintette
passing the time pleasantly. The train
stopped at the Eva cross ng from
which lights were strung to the en-.
trance Of the house and the guests
passed alcng the brightly lighted ave-
rue which was about two hundred
yards long. Those who did not come
In the train made the trip in automo-
biIes. .......
The spacious dining room and par
lors which were beautifully decorated
IN pink and green were thrown open
for dancing. The young men wore
sack suits which took the edge of
Formally of and all entered in for a
good time. The music was inspiring,
the floor excellent, and youth and
beauty tripped the light fantastic in
the most romantic and delightful of
settings. Between dances the guests
gathered on the lanai or strolled about
the lawn. the lightcolored gowns of
the young ladies cleaning among the
trees and foliage.
Some of the young men. less inclin-
ed to dancing. used their on dances
to enjoy swim in the large tank in
the grounds.
Fruit punch was offered the guests
throughout the evening, toward the
end Of which delicious refreshments
were served on the lawn.
Dancing was merrily INDUCED in I'M
til half past one when the guests Dre-
pared to leave for Honolulu. They
we're again favored with music during
the trip. arriving in town at 2:30
where taxis and automobiles awaited
to convey them to their homes.
Those invited to be present were:
Miss Marion Austin. Mrs. Norma Ad-
ans. Miss Violet Atherton. Miss Laura
Atherton. Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss
Vivian auckland. Miss May Riven.
Miss Mildred Chapin, Miss Marion
Chaplin. Miss Madeline Chaplin. Miss
Margaret Center, Miss Grace Carter,
Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Beatrice Cas-
tie. Miss Phoebe Carter, Miss Eliza
beth Carter. Miss Daphne Damon. Miss
Beatrice Dredge. Mrs. Alfred Eames.
Miss Elizabeth Games, Miss Marjorie
thy Guild, Miss Edith Glib. Miss Mary
Ragan Gary. Miss Cordelia Gilman.
Miss Marjorie Gilman. Mrs. Frank
Hoogs. Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, Miss Fannie
Hoogs. Miss Alice Hogs, Miss Muriel
Hind. Miss Rose Herbert. Miss Ber-
nice Halstead. Miss Mary Won Holt.
Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss Harriet
Hatch. Miss Jessie Kennedy. Miss Der
tina Hoppe, Miss Esther Hoppe, Miss
Laura Low. Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
Mary Lucas. Mrs. Reynold McGrew,
Miss Ruth McChesney. Miss Helen Nc
Lean. Miss Ramona Marks Miss TbeE
ma Murphy. Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
Madeline Ross. Miss WiIhelmina Ten
ney, Miss Nora Swanzy. Miss Rosa
mund wanzy. Miss Pauline Schaefer,
Miss Helen Shading. Miss Nora Stur.
geon, Miss Blanche SoDer. Miss Ruth
Soper Miss Eloise Wickman, Miss
Peth Woods, Miss Helen Wilder. Mrs.
Jack Young. Miss Geneyieve Young.
Mrs. Herbert Dowsett. Miss Margaret
Thurston, Miss Bearling, Miss Bred
hon, Miss Bessie Hopper, Miss Alice
Hopper. Miss Marjorie Peterson, Mr..
Alexander Anderson. Mr.. George All
baum. Mr.. Kenneth Ables., DR.. Draw
lev. Mr.. Watson Ballentyne. Mr.. G:s-
tave Ballentyne, Mr.. c. BRENNAN, Mr..
A. Dredge, Mr.. Bernard Damon, Mr..
Kit Carson, Mr.. Albert Clark, Mr.
Ralnh clark. Mr.. Ted Cooper, Mr.. Hen
nv Carter. Mr.. Richard Cation, Mr.. Ted
Center Mr.. David Center. Mr.. Percy
Deverill. Mr.. Alfred Games. Mr..
George Fuller. Mr. Jack Gait. Mr.. Car
ter Gait. Mr.. John Clifford, Mr.. Harold
Gear, Mr.. Jack Guard. Mr. Ernest Gay,
Mr. Bert Glib. Mr.. Edwin Glib. Mr..
Gordon Glib, Mr.. Kelly Henshaw, Mr..
Albert Horner. Mr.. Foster Horner, Mr..
Ed Hedemann, Mr.. Erling Hedemann.
Mr. Frank Hoogs, Mr.. William Hoogs,
Mr. Cyril Hoogs, Mr. Charles Herbert,
Mr.. Herman Won Holt. Mr.. Stanley