Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

al lde. CUiIHlebcenent dance al the
Moana Hotel on Monday evening
Yellow ana gold. the class coIors, pre-
dominated In the declarations aud
taere were festoonS of the dropping
golden shower combined with tropi-
cal vines draped about the walls
Of the rcGm, while beneath the bal
coIiY where the musicians We're seated
the class emblem was developed with
the aafda flowers ard ViGes. Late in
the evening delightful supper VAS
50 TYed after wsish The dancing WAS
resumed.
Miss Dorothy Hoogs. one ii he
popular members of the class and
Joseph Harrington, the class presi-
dent aud winner or tie trustees low
ing cup, were host aad hostess during
the evening The guests Included
members OF the Younger set and RIP.
resentatixes from different schools
about town as @eIl as older folk.
Many members Of the Punahou Alum
nj were also noticed among the
dancers
Patrons and patfoaesses toF the
evening were President and Mrs.
o. o.
lace r, Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
C. King, Mrs NJ. r.. Hoogs, Mrs. James
r. Morgan and Mrs. c. G. Ballsntyne.
Members of the class who assisted
al the affair were Miss Grace Bred
hon. Miss Mele Williams, Miss Ia
mona Morgan, Claude King, Bernard
Damon and Stafford Austin.
Some among those who were pres
tent were: Miss Myrtle Schuman
Miss Laura Athtrton. Miss Cleo Case
Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss Ramona
Morgan, Miss Hazel Buckland. Miss
Miriam Stacker, Miss Ruth Stacker.
Miss Marion Chaplin, Miss Mildred
Chaplin, Miss Electa Williams, Miss
Mary Forrest. Miss Mele Williams
Miss Ynez Gibson, Miss Kathleen
Walker, Miss Sophie Walker, Miss
Grace Bredhoff, Miss Henrietta
Schwartz, Miss Alice Bond. Miss De-
laney, Miss Ruth Harrington, Miss
Frances Harrington, Miss Maud Bal
lentyne. Miss Rhoda Ballentyne, Miss
Marie Ballentyne, Miss Beth Woods,
Miss Margaret Hawk, Miss lima
Woods, Miss Rachel Woods, Miss
Georgia Armstrong. Miss Maud Man
ming, Miss Ruth Seybolt. Miss Bessie
Seybolt, Miss Louise Girvin, Miss
Sybil Carter, Miss Marguerite Bryand,
Miss Helen Center. Miss Florence
Hoffman, Miss Frances Williams, Miss
Louise Churchill, Miss Mary Smith,
Miss Stella Hoogs. Kit Carson, DR.
George Braley, Blakeley McStocker
Robert Hendry, Gus Hoover, Blaine
stevens, Ray Maple, VIII Noonan, Don
Day, Jack Mcdonald, Henry Chilling
worth, James Morgan, Harold Morgan,
James Campbell, Leroy Bush, Albert
Bush. Shirley Bush, Arthur Brown,
Parker Woods, Sam Stacker. Cornell
Hamilton, Lieutenant Harrison Rich
ards, Edwin Glib. William ouderkirk,
Lorrin Thurston. Bernard Damon,
Stafford Austin, Harry Hoffman,
Frank Winter and others.
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Vernon Tenney to-
Return This Summer.
Much 70 the delight OF his many
friends, Vernon Tenney, the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Tenney is to return
to Honolulu this summer. Mr.. Ten.
ney. who is one Of the most popular
men in the younger set, is expected
home in the Lurline next TUESDAY
morning, and will remain here for
several weeks. He graduated from
Punahou Academy in 1914 and s.nce
that tine has been studying in an
Eastern college. where ne has given
q good account CT himself both in his
studies and in athletics, to say moth
ing CT the active part he has taken
i'm the social side Of college life.
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In Honor Of Miss Margaret Jones.
an honor of their sister, Miss Mar
garet jones. the Misses Helen ana
catherine jones entertained at de-
l.ghtful dinner last evening in Nuuanu
valley. The table was prettily deco
rated with dainty flowers and ferns
and attractive cards marked the places
al the guests. After dinner the young
folks spent the evening dancing.
Among those present were Miss Mar
paret Jones, Miss Carol Low, George
Fuller. George Ahlborn, Francis
l,rown, Leighton Hind, viyien Dyer,
Tea Cooper and the hostesses.
Rirs Roeamond Swanzy Entertsins.
Entertaining at the Swan2y home IN
Manoa Valley, Miss Rosamond SWAMI
was hostess at prsttily,sppointed
dinner last evening Flowers and
ferns artistically arranged, ornament
cd the center of the table at which
lovers were laid for Miss Elizabeth
carter, Miss Peggy Carter, Gilchrist
Hatch, Arthur SeweIl, Mr.. Candy and
the hostess.
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Mics Harriet Hatch TO Entertain.
Miss Harriet Hatch, who recently
returned from o trip to the mainland,
is entertaining at dance this even
Ing AT sans Sonci in honor of her
hro.her. G.lchrist Eatch, ana his
bonse.guest, Arthur SewelL
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,louse PARTY at kaneohe.
8 number of the Punahou Academy
oiris who have set away books and
- rious things FIR a period to last
ehont eleven weeks, namely long
- cation" left in the nine O'Clock bus
Cor Kaneohe on Friday morning where
vi ANeN~~- the third Of