Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-04

ENT Is slowly drawing 10 a close
AS her drab mantle grows Older
- and rustier. the prospect Of East
er with its feasts and fetes and bursts
OF new plumage grows brighter and
brighter. In the duh interim, man
OF Honolulu's society folk have taken
advantage Of the Punahou vacation
this week. and the public schools va
cation next week to slip out into the
country with their families. The
homes at Kahala. Kaalawai. Kane
ohe, ahiawa and even as far away
as Kahuku, are being opened up and
- fairly exude the appearance Of occu'
pancy. AS q result ~ this exodus,
Dame Society is yaw~irg behine her
fan. Too often she has been forced
10 take her luncheon and her after
noon tea alone, and still oftener her
dinner has been solitary, while her
dancing has been almost neglected
However, she is graciously grateful
for the attention she has received and
Is living in eager anticipation of East
er with all its subsequent festivities
and gaieties.
Miss Ganbie's BRIDGE.
A very enjoyable bridge party was
given on Tuesday evening by Miss
Barrie Gamble at ner home on Wilder
avenue. After the last rubber" re-
freshments were served and the prizes
awarded. The latter proved TO be
handsome Canton vases and the for
tnnate ladies were Mrs. Ralph Lister,
Mrs. v. d. Dixon, Mrs. Edward De-
KUN, Mrs. A. L. Bump and Mrs. John
Johnston. Those invited were Mrs. c.
b. T. Moore, Mrs. Ralph Lister, Mrs.
j. b. Mcdonald, Miss Lila Mcdonald,
Mrs. C. G. Hall, Mrs. V. d, Dixon, Mrs.
L. b. MeAfee, Mrs a. D. Freeman,
Mrs. M. r. aClegg, Miss Louise Lucas,
Mrs. w. r. Gibson, Mrs. Sarah New
combe, Mrs. BENJAMIN Watkins, Mrs.
Edward Dekum, Miss Hadley, Mrs.
John s. Johnston, Brs. s. d. Barnes,
Mrs. Arthur l.. Bump, Mrs. A. G.
Hodgins, Mrs. ID. NJ Appel, Mrs. Chas
Clark, Mrs. Joy G. Whitman, Mrs. B
Frank Cheatham, Mrs. Denham, Mrs,
r. II. French, Mrs. r. M. Cults, Mrs.
Birch, o. Mahaffey, Mrs G. B. Cooper
Mrs. Conkiin, Mrs. M. r. Jameson
Mrs. Tower, Mr. E. Hugh Cook, Mrs
Archibald Campbell, Mrs. Cane and
Mrs. Gamble.
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Capt. and Mrs. ciark's Dinner.
In spite of the near approach OF
holy week, there seems to be no ces
sation OF the affairs in honor Of Col
and Mrs. w. e. Ellis. These two pc
puiar people were the motifs for an
informal but delightful dinner on
wednesday at which Capt. and Mrs
G. A. Clark were hosts Covers were
laid for Col. and Mrs. Ellis, DR.. M. A
Delaney, Capt. and Mrs. Norris Stay
ton, Lieut.. r. E. Guthrie and the host
and hostess.
Miss stephanie Wiehman's Supper
Dance. -.
A very pretty little affair Of the
week was the supper dance Which
Miss Stepharie Wichman gave on
Thursday evening in honor Of the
little Misses Edith and Juliette Rice
A profusion of trailing vines ant
feathery ferns converted the rooms in
20 syeritable green bowers. After .
delightful supper, the young peopk
spent the remainder of the evening II
dancing. Those invited to gree
Edith and Juiiette Rice were tht
Misses Lydia Bordero, Majorie Guild
Hilda Church, Elizabeth Wall, Louise
Watkins, Virginia Frear, Catherine
Won Holt, Masters JAS Bordero, Ala
tau Wilder, Cecil Halstead, Murra,
: Johnston, Dick Gartley, Tom Single
hurst Bryant Cooper, Dickson Hitch
cock, Leighton Dyer and Ruben Camp
bell.
Miss Wilson'S Engagement.
One of the most interesting items OF
news for the week was the announce
ment Of the engagement Of Miss Flea
nor Randolph Wilson, the youngest
daughter of the president, to William
Gibbs, McAtloo, secretary Of the treas
Gry. While this announcement came
as a surprise to the general public
those in close touch with Miss Wilson
declare that ii had already been antici
mated. Mr.. McAdoo has frequently
been seen slipping through the iror
gates in the east entrance of the White
House when his business was knowr
not to be official, as the president him
self was not at home. The two have
also been observed to dance grea
deal together at all the large affair.
where both were present; and even az
long ago as last summer. it was ru
j mored that he was a frequent visitor
at the presidents summer cottage il
New Hampshire Miss Wilson is {
wholesome, attractive. Out-of-doOr cir
as all the Wilson girls are, with {
mind Of her own and independence
enough TO consult it. She is a darint
horsewoman and eXcels at tennis. Sh,
also devotes a great deal of time anC
energy to charitable and social Cente
work
j Hawley-SeaVey Wedding.
A very quiet wedding was celebrated
1 last Saturday at the home of the Rev
: Amos A. EbersOle, when Miss Aim;
: Florence Seavey became the wife o
Mr.. Marion Alexander Hawley. In
deed. the prospective marriage wa
I kept so quiet by both of the nartie!
concerned. that when Miss Seave!