Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-17
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the arrangements for the debut this
afternoon az Miss Elizabeth Carter,
daughter Of former Governor and Mrs.
George X. Carter
Perhaps the most important days in
the life or the Young Girl are her
formal debut IN society, the announce
ment Of her engagement and later her
marriage As the coming out party
is the first OF these affairs there is
perhaps little more excitement and
expectation about t.
Excitement has only heightened the
gay moments that have preceded the
reception and ball at which Miss Eli
zabeth Carter is TO make her formal
debut IN Honolulu society. for this
charming girl Is decided fayorite
with everyone and since her return
from school she has been the motive
for many delightful entertainments.
She is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Carter and is young lady
of unusual charm. A petite brunette
OF the very viyacious type, she is
such a fayorite with the younger set
that no social function seems complete
without her. Miss Carter is much in
terested in many outdoor sports. al
though she confesses a preference for
dancing.
As small girl she attended Puma
hou Preparatory School. but for a
number of years has. with her sister.
Miss Phoebe Carter, been student at
st. Timothy's. a fashionable school in
Gainesville, Maryland When she
announced that she would remain in
Honolulu a little longer this summer
her friends, who are legion, were
more than delighted.
This afternoon from until o'clock
there will be a formal reception and
tea at George r. Carriers beauti-
full home On Judd street. The affair
will be one OF the most elaborate Of
the seasons functions. Later. mem
bers OF the younger set who have
been invited to the tea have been ask
ed TO remain for the dancing. which
will continue during the evening.
The decorations at the Carter home
are very simple, flowers being used
for the most part. Morning baskets
OF lovely blossoms have been sent as
gifts TO the fair debutante; then. too,
there will be palms and vines that
will be effective as background.
During the afternoon and evening a
Hawaiian quintet club viii furnish
music A@as sF
Assiating at the ushering OF Miss
Carter into toe social world are;
From s Until o'elock, at the tea
tables. viii be Mrs. Francis NJ. Swan
~. assisted by Miss Helen Jones, and
from 6 until Z. Mrs. c. Du Roi, assist
ed by Miss Peggy Center. Mrs. Har-
nv Won Holt, assisted by Miss Lila
Mcdonald, win pour coffee from ]
until 6. and from until Mrs. Fred
Macfarlane, assisted by Miss Hilda
Won Holt. At the punch bowls, from 5
until 6, will be Mrs Walter billing
ham. assisted by Miss Rosamond
Swanzy, and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane,
assisted by Miss Alice Cooke, and
from 6 until z, Mrs George Potter and
Miss Harriet Hatch and Mrs. Harold
Castle and Miss Mary Won Holt
Others who viii assist are:
Mrs c. S. Holloway, Mrs. Richard
Cooke, Mrs Ferdinand Hedemann,
Mrs. viii Whitney. Mrs. Herbert
Dowsett, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss No
IA Sturgeon, Miss Betty Case.
Miss Ethel Glade, Miss Ruth An
derson, and Messrs. Herbert Dow
sett, Harry Macfarlane. Francis
Brown, Fred Wichman, Dickson Mott,
Vivian Dyer. GiIehrist Hatch and Her
mann Won Holt
1h... ran s..,.s.z4.-.. ,,.>,. ,os,,,>,
for the afternoon. Among the young
er folk asked to stay in the even
ing are: Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss
Betty Burnett, Miss Margaret Center
Miss Betty Case, Miss Edith Carter.
Miss Emily Cooke. Miss Helen Jones.
Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Catherine
Jones, Miss RosamOnd Swanzy, Miss
Nora Swanzy, Miss Margaret Sissons
Miss Anne Atherholt. Miss Lila Nc
Donald, Miss Harriet Hatch. Miss
Alice Cooke, Miss Ruth Gartley, Miss
Elanore Gartley. Miss Pauline Schae
fer, Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Louise
Freeman, Miss Dorothy Forsythe, Miss
Carol Low, Miss Clorinda Low. Miss
Esme Damon, Miss AiIeen Dowsett
Miss Nancy Anne Lea. Miss Gene
We've Young. Miss Hester Pratt. Mr.
and Mrs. Reynold McGrew, Miss Myr
tie Schumsn, Miss Henrietta Schwartz.
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Marion
Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dowsett
Miss Ruth Stacker. Miss Rosie Her
bert and Miss Natalia Fisher; Messrs
Bob Pnrvis, Pfluger, de Leon, Fred
Schaefer, Ed Hedemann. Vernon Ten
ney, Guy Young. Arthur Sewell, Her.
man Won Holt. Ronald Won Holt. Sam
Wilder, Robert White. Fred Wichman.
Gray Zabriskie. Philip Spalding. Wal
ter Spalding, Evan Fisher. Charles
Herbert, Erling Hedemann, Harry Lu-
cas-, Jack Mcdonald and Lieuts. Hay-
erkamp, Lyerly. Sadtler Bowley,
Fales, Chapman. Lando. McCullooh,
Charles Lyman. Albert Lyman. Robert !
son; and Messrs. Llewellyn Dowsett
Alexander Anderson. Francis Brown.
Marcus Bilson, r Bloomfield Brown,
Watson BaIlentyne, George Church, |
bradley Coky, Ellsworth Bunker. /