Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13


/, fiancee at the time OF her departure
from his country. EACH hour that she
possessed il she became more beau
Gful, and when. many years after, she
gave ii to a friend the charm carried
with ii its gift of beauty, which II
has bestowed on a number of girls,
/ One of these little boxes has ap.
peaTed in San Francisco recently and
Dame Ramor has said that Honolu.
III girl has had it copied and will
br ng ii back to the islands when she
returns.
The news of the engagement OF
Francis Brown and Miss Anne Buck
land OF Holyoke came as quite a sur
prise to the members of the younger
set, for when Francis visited his
home two summers ago he did not in
timate at all that he had left his heart
in the East. Francis Is the fourth
Honolulu boy who has recently an
nounced that he will bring bride to
Hawaii from the mainland.
My writing time is almost up, dear
Polly, so ! must close this letter with
quantities of love. PEGGY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Forbes
Eptertain.
One of the prettiest of the smaller
functions given in honor of Senator
elect and Mrs. Warren G. Harding and
DR.. and Mrs. C. e. Sawyer was a din
ner at which Mr., and Mrs. Charles r.
Forbes entertained at their home at
Kaimun on Thursday evening. The
table was attractiyely decorated in
shades of pink flowers &C mbined with
maidenhair fern. Covers were placed
for Standardized and Mrs. Warren G..
Harding, DR.. and Mrs. c. e Sawyer,
DR.. and Mrs. hetchum, Miss Johnston,
Mrs. Harmon ID. Spielman, Mr.. w. C..
woodward and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r, Forbes.
Following the dinner the senatorial
party were guests at meeting of
the Buckeye Society.
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IA Birthday Party
celebrating nas fifth birthday, How.
ord, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph g. Moore, entertained about
30 of his little friends at a valentine
party on Saturday afternoon. Quanti-
ties of pretty red hearts and flowers
decorated the Moore nome on Kinau
street, and the, fayors at the table
where refreshments we're served was
decorated with red flowers and bon
bons. Master Towards guests in
clhded Florence and Elizabeth Horner,
Betty and Grace De Freest, Virginia
and Warren David, Margaret and Jun
Tor Gere, Donald and Gordon Young,
Robert and Donald Super, Laura and
Richard Carter, James and Dorsett
Brewster, Howard Benner, Grant
Morse, Doreen Bicknell, Alice Lyser,
Robert Farmer, Alvin Haley, Bernice
Belser, Ruth Curry, Barbara Heiser.
Frances Forbes, Katherine Warren,
Philip Lindeman. Allen Moore.
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Mrs. Ralph tombstone Entertalns.
Z A very delightful affair Of this week
was the tea at which Mrs. Ralph
Johnstcne entertained on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Dorothy
Hurd and Miss Louise Mcnamara, who
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Irving j.
Hurd of Manoa Valley. Miss Hurd
spent some time in Honolulu two
years ago and made a host of friends
here who are planning entertainments
for her. Miss Mcnamara is equally
charming and during the few weeks
she has been in the islands has won q
host Of admirers.
Mrs. tombstone chose for her decora-
tons hibiscus and dainty pink BIOS
SONS were arranged throughout the
house. During the afternoon some of
the guests played bridge while others
devoted their time to sewing At the
close of the card game Mrs Sam Peck,
who made the highest score, was
awarded a dainty prize. and Miss Nc.
Namara and Miss Hurd were given
delicately shaded sasin hibiscus made
by Miss Winterstine. as guest prizes
Mrs. Johnstone's guests included Miss
Dorothy Hurd, Miss Louise Mcnamara,
Miss Vera Damon, Miss Margaret
Waterhouse, Mrs. George Isenberg,
Mrs. Lewis Underwood. Mrs. s. S.
Peck, Mrs. Emil Berndt, Mrs Jack
Young, Miss Fanny Hoogs, Mrs Jack
Guard, Miss Violet Anterior, Mrs Ed
ward B. Loomis, Mrs Frank Hoogs,
Mrs. Harvey Bowman, Mrs. Harry
Shaw, Mrs. John Ashley, Miss Alice
Hopper, Miss Dorothy Rodgers, Mrs.
Chester Livingston. Miss Edith Living
ston, Mrs. ROYAL d. Mead. Mrs. Ed