Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-22
r. 7

set carly IN the summer Nam H0
NJ 3ulans are planning trips 10 tht
mainland.
Yet there will be many gay sociaj
affairs among these who remain ano
IL the whispered iumors are true, tbs
majority OF the parties will be in the
open. Most OF the dances are to be on
lanais and wherever the dancers triI
10 the strains of Hawaiian music re
Treatments will he served under the
canopy Of stars. or If the affairs are
I'm the afternoon, beneath the shade
trees. .-....-
The charming suggestions for the
summer tea parties set forth by SO
many magazine writer's seem fairly to
have been written for Honolulu host
csses. The attractive browns and
greens in the wicker garden sets and
the quaint little cake baskets fash
iCned from reeds are doubly pictur-
csquc when used in Hawaii where the
gardens are always green and where
the velyety carpet OF grass is, during
the summer, splasheI with blossoms
frGm the showering trees.
The very smartest fad this season
is the garden set of wicker, and IL Is
indeed charming fer the hostess who
entertains at small and informal at
fairs, A little brown or green tea
table and half a dozen or so comfy
wicker chairs or garden seats conl
plete the set and at tea time dull
green china iE used with graceful eff,
feet. At these garden teas cake is
almost never served On plates but
I'm the brown reed baskets.
Many OF the Honolulu matrons are
now serving only the lightest refresh
ments at their affairs. and frozen ices
or coffee, with perhaps lemonade and
cake, are offered TO the guests. Need
less to say. this sensible procedure is
most acceptable.
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Freeth.clark Wedding Next Week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Single on Makiki street will be the
scene Of one OF the seasons events on
Wednesday evening, when Miss Mar
forte Freeth becomes the bride of MIR.
Ralph Clark. Miss Freeth is the
youngest daughter OF Mrs Elizabeth
Freeth and one Of Honoluln's most de-
lightful society girls. Since the an
nouncement OF her engagement some
months ago she has been the motive
Cor numerous bride showers and lunch
tons.
Mrs. William Campbell, sister of
the bride-tc-be, will be mstron of hon.
or and Miss Ruth Soper and Miss Pau
line Schaefer. two of the most popu-
lar. members of the younger set, are
to be the bridesmaids. Little Muriel
Campbell and Melvia Shingle have
been chosen as the flower girls. Mr..
Robert Purvis will stand with MIR.
Clark, while Mrs. Bert Clark and Mr..
George Ahlborn are 20 be the ushers
Father Vaientin win officiate.
The wedding will be followed by
reception and dance, which promises
to be one of the most enjoyable of
the seasons affairs.
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mrs. {. M. Watson a Hostess.
Mrs. E. NJ. Watson was hostess at
a prettily appointed luncheon on
Thursday at her home on Thurston
avenue, when she entertained in non.
or OF Mrs. A. A. Jones, wife OF the as
sistant secretary of the interior The
guests at the affair were scnooimaies
OF dear friend of the guest OF honor
and for this reason the affair was
doubly enjoyable. The table center
piece was in delicate cherokee roses
and the same blossoms were scatter
ed upon the cover. Places were laid
for Mrs. Jones, Mrs Harvey Murray,
AIRS. w. A. Purdy, Mrs. Winfred BAD
bitt and the hostess. ..
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Or. and Mrs. c. q. Cooper Entertain. /
Mr. and Mrs. Tempfeton Croker
und Miss Marion Newhall were the
guests of honor at an deliberately APP.
nointed dinner last evening at which
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper entertained
at their home on Alapai and Lunallio
streets. The table was PRETTY Or.
with sweet peas and forget.
ifie.n0ts, the flowers being arranged
in lew eut-glass bowls. Covers were
laid for 25.
Fer Miss octavla Johnson.
Miss Octayia Jchnson. the charm
ing daughter of Captain and Mrs.
Peter johnson, who is visiting Mrs.
G. Fred Bush on Kewalo street, was
guest OF honor at an informal dance
last evening to which twenty young
folks were hidden. Palms and cut
flowers were ,attractiyely arranged
about the rooms where the Young
folks danced and later in the even
ing refreshments were served upon
the lawn. The guests included Miss
Octavia Johnson, Miss Violet Lucas. .
Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Harriet Lucas,
Miss Clare Berry. Miss Psyche Berry,
Miss Virginia Mccarthy, Miss Louise
Mccarthy, Miss Margaret Mccarthy,
Messrs. Oswald Lightfoot, Cosgrove,
Stuart, Charles Murray, Oscar Meteor.
tiston, Carrycapghs Ware Camp, lie
Row Bush. AIbert Bush and Shirley
Bush. i.
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Tea at the Castle Home. "
Miss Goold of the Castle home was
hostess at an lnformal reception yes.