Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-08

IMMENSE basket, decorated with talle
nd white ribbon. containing number
ess little gifts. Among those preseni
5ere, Miss Marjorie Gilman. Miss Myr
lie Schuman. Miss Dorothy Guild. Mrs
leynold McGrew, Miss Stella Hogs
diss Dorothy Hogs, Miss Helen Nc
can, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Letitia
Morgan, Miss Ramona Morgan. Miss
ruth McChesney. Mrs. Jack Guard,
"-s Jack Young Miss Ruth Anderson,
49, fonmts Mrs Jessie Ken
nedy and Miss nase Norbert.
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81 -nd M. -.sne
Entertain.
so d Mrs. Paul Malone of Fort
Shafter entertained ut hop supper
f'riiav evening after the hop at the
cub h9uie. The party attended the
pce aad late in the evening motored
o the Malone quarters for buffet
upper. which was served delightfully."-
II tie dining room OF the pretty
paftmfnts. The dances, which occur
il the first Friday OF each month,
ave come TO be most popular, Officers
and their wives from all the posts
lntering into the spirit of the affair.
any Il the topnsDeople as guests en-
10y the pleasant hospitality of their
friends in the service.
Often elaborate gowns are worn to
,hese affairs. Though the events are OF
i most informal nature.
Seine II Can't and Mrs. Malone's
guests were Col. and Mrs. Charles
3f0mwell, Col. and Mrs. Wilmot Ellis
Col, and Mrs. j. B. Mcdonald and Miss
Lila Mcdonald. Maj. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Lenihan and Miss Catherine Lehman,
Lieut. and Mrs. John Reardan, Col.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN w. Atkinson,
Lieut.. w. G. Jones. Lieut.. L. Med. Sill
vester, Lieut. Nicholas Campanole.
Lieut.. Clyde r. Abraham. Lieut. Thorn
as Camp and many others,
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Hawaii Program
In North Yakima.
L Wonderful bead leis and beautiful
polished calabashes., art photographs
|of native scenes and people. draperies
|of koa mating. the ukulele and boxes
and bowls OF polished native woods
greeted the eyes OF the members Of
THE Congregational Ladies' Aid. who
met with Mrs. p. L. Horne on North
ENacfes. avenue yesterday afternoon
Mr.. p. L. Horne until 3 few months
|ago was for 10 years president Of the
Kahnehameia Vocational School IN Ho.
|nolulu, where he resided with his fam,
lily, Mrs. Horne gave an interesting
talk on the character Of the island,
native traits and customs, Hawaiian
music was played ullftnx ne AFTER
noon, and the COMMITTEES Of Mrs. G. 4
Hiatt, Mrs. F. @. Kappelmann and
Mrs. Kinse served Hawaiian pineapple
salad waters and Hawaiian coffee. The
collection OF Hawaiian objects Of ma
tive. art Is very complete, especially
the polished wooden bowls, In repre-
sentation Of the native poi basins. The
guests enjoyed an afternoon Of unus
ual interest, North Yakima Herald.
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Col. and Mrs Charles
Cromwell Entertain.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Bromwell en-
tertained at a delightfully."- appointed
dinner on Tuesday evening In honor
Of Captain and Mrs. ]. r. Thomas. who
left in the transport for the mainland.
Col. and Mrs. Br0mWell are noted for
their enjoyable functions and during
the season they are the gayest OF en-.
|tertainers. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas
during their stay here have been the
motif for many delightful affairs and
in the last week before their departure
from Hawaii they have been the COM
piimented guests at good many din.
, ners and luncheons They will be
missed from both the town and service
sets. Mrs. Cromwell used a profusion
OF blue and pink forget-me-nots, which
served as q very dainty centerpiece
In the drawing room were placed here
and there vases Of attractiYely ar.
ranged sweet-briar roses interpreted
with mandenhair fern. Atzdinner GOV
ers were laid for Capt and Mrs. John
r. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh of
washington, with Miss g. Mott OF the
same city, Mrs. Garceau and Mrs. e.
.Hyde-Smith, Capt. and Mrs. Richard
Cults. Col. Samuel Sturgis. Maj Viii.
liam s. Guignard. Col. John e. McMa-
hon, Col. William G. Rafferty,, Mai.
Matthew A. De Laney and the hosts.
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Miss Rose Herbert's Tea.
Miss Rose Herbert was hostess this
week at delightful shower for Miss
Marjorie Freeth, whose engagement
to Ralph Clark was announced some
time ago, at her home on Keeaumoku
street Instead Of the usual Shower
each OF the girls contributed towards
a beautiful Hayiland china bouillon
set. The young bride-to-be was de-
lighted and surprised when the gift
was put before her. The interior Of
the Herbert residence was artisticaF
ly decorated with ferns and flowers of
bright colors. Tea was served by
dainty Japanese maids on: the spa
cious lanai for about % girls, among
whom were Miss Marjorie Freeth,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Ruth
Soper, Miss Edith williams, Miss Mar
ion Chaplin, Mrs. Norma Adams, Miss
Florence Hoffman, Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright, Miss Thelma Murphy, Mrs.
William Campbell, Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Mrs. William B. LyTner, Miss