Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-11

Mars. ROBERT LEVERS entertain
III ed over seventy members of the
younger set at a delightful sup
Ter dance on Tuesday evening in hon
Cr or her granddaughter and niece. Mr..
Henry Carter and Miss Grace Carter
who have recently returned 70 Homo
lulu. The spacious rooms Of lovely
halekulani" were beautifully decor
ated with masses of green Japanese
pepper intermingled with huge cIus-
tiers OF golden shower. Kaais opin.
tette rendered the most tunefuI Of
melodies which, together with the
excellent floor, made dancing irresist-
fblc ard the evenings entert7 inment
was voted a complete success by al
present A delicious supper was
served on tables artistically decorated
with baskets Of maidenhair ferns. The
place cards were crnamented with a
dainty H"waiian cnat-of-arms and the
name "Halekulani Mrs. Levers was
assisted In receivin~ and entertaining
her gH"stS by her daughter. Mrs. Ar
thu Wall. - ~.
Among those present were Mrs.
Charles Fnmund Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Dowsett. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
nev Scott. Mr.. and Mre. Iam~r n.
Doughnrty, Mr.. end Mrs George gSrer-
mn, Mr. and Mrs. c s. Holloway.
Mr.. ard Mrs George r Carter Mr..
and Mrs Y. Y Gait Mrs. Doris Paris.
tho MISC CAGE Carter. Elizabeth
Carter, Phoebe Carter. Ruth snder-
son. Pestr'ce Dredoe. Pauline Schae"-
er Rose Herbert Nora Swanzy. Rosa
mund Swanzy. Hi'dq won Hot. Me-v
Won HIT Nav Bivin, Jessie Kennedy,
WiIhelmina Tenney. Margaret Cen
ter. rorothv Hedemanns Sibvl Robert
SON. Geneyieve Ynung. Bertha Konke,
Esther Kopke Eloise Wichman, Ber-
nice Halstead. Alice Cooke, Beatrice
Castle Bertha Young Nora Sturgeon,
Hsrriet Hatch. Letitia Morgan, Ruth
Richards. Thelms Murphy. Laura
low, Helen Achilles. Mary Ragan
Gary. Ethel Weight. Rella Weight |
Miss Rutherford: the Messrs. Henry
Carter, Jack Gait. Carter Gait Ar-ni. |
ger Dredge. George AIsarn. Robert
PurvIs, Fred Schaefer Alexander An
derson Charles Herbert. Kenneth |
Ables, Alan Lowrey. Herman Won
Holt. Ronald Won Hot Frederick
Wichman, Sam Carter. Vernon Ten
rev. Allan Renton Hennoch. Paugel. |
Albert Horner. Foster Horner. Ernest
Gay, George Philips Bob McCorris-
ton, Bert Clark, Ed Hedemann,
James Morgan, Stanley Kennedy.
Dickson Mott, Arthur Burrows, A. N.
Campbell, Mrs. Arthur F. Wall and
Mrs. Robert Levers.
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Mrs. iAyres' Dinner.
Mrs Ella Rodman Ayres was host.
ess at delightful Fourth OF July an
ner last Saturday evening at her lovs.
Nv Waikiki home The table was most
attractive, the color scheme OF req
white and blue being carried out IN
all the decorations. Red and white
carnations tied with a large bow Of
fluffy blue tuIle formed an attractive
centetpiece. The favors were all done
In red. white and blue and the place
cards we're decorated with quaint lit
tie colonial figures. 1t Vas a charm-
ing affair and Mrs Ayres as hostess
looked very stately in lavender satin
trimmed with gold lace
Covers were placed for: Mrs. Buck
ley. Mrs. Butler. Miss Florence But
Ter. Mrs. Alexander G. Halves, Colonel
William c. Rafferty,. Major Arthur 3
Conklin, Mr.. w. q. Phillips, Mr.. David
Anderson. Mr.. Hamilton +. Agee and
Mrs. Ayres.
After dinner the party attended the
final appearance of The Players at the
Bijou in within the Law" 80 Ell
q W 3
The Beach 10 Popular.
Probably the most popular place In
the city at the present time Is the
Ontrigger Canoe Club quarters. From