Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
Party to the Coral Gardens
at kaneohe Hale.

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Party to the Coral Gardens
at kaneohe Hale.
One Of the pleasant parties which
motored out to the coral gardens at
| kaneohe Hale on Wednesday to ex.
plore the mysteries Of Neptune's do
main was made up of a number OF
visitors from Los Angeles. The party
| motored out early in the morning and
spent the day with the wonders of
the delightful resort The party in.
cluded Mrs. w. Hampton, Miss. McGie
Mrs. c. w. Comstock, Miss Julia Com
stock, Messrs. William Sagabowsky
and James M. Case. Another motor
party included Mrs. P. S. Dillon, Mrs.
w. C. Mccoy, Miss Eleanor Mccoy and
Mr. James Dillon.
Among other parties registered at
the gardens on Thursday are Miss
Elsie Lidgate of Paauilo, Hawaii, with
Mrs. A. F, Cooke and Miss NJ NJ
Cooke of Kaimuki. The Misses Julia
Lee and Eva Meyer we're registered
from Waikiki, Maui; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Keiser of BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,;
George W. R. King, E. 4. Foley, Mrs.
E. M. Andrews and Miss Lucia Morris
were also guests at the resort Herbert
A. Stuart-Wade was a guest from Lon
don, Eng.
Mrs. Charles chiIlinaworth's
Luncheon.
In compliment to Mrs. G.. Hoterhoff
and Mrs. E. Miller, who left Honolulu
in the Matsonia on Wednesday, Mrs
Charles Chillingworth entertained at
a prettily appointed luncheon at her
home on King street On Tuesday. A
large basket filled with yellow lilies
and tied with a delicate shade of tulle
made a pretty center-piece, and cor
sages of pansies and vioIets were Civ
en- to each Of the eight ladies present.
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Elsa Cross Heard in Concert.
News has been received that Mrs.
Elsa Cross, known to Honolulu aud
fences as Elsa Cross Howard. gave
very successful concert in Pasadena
early in March. Mrs. Cross was de-
servedly popular in Honolulu as YER
satile artist and her host of friends
will be glad to know of her success
and welcome to musical circles on the
mainland.
Mrs. John W. WaIdron Entertains.
Mrs. John w. Waldron was hostess
at shower given for Miss Marjorie
Freeth, whose engagement to Mr..
time ago. Upon the arrival of the
guests, each girl was given a ribbon
which was attached to something un-
seen in another room and when fol-
lowed she found a dainty corsage of
sweet peas. One exception was made of
the pretty bride VIII owas surprised to
find attached to the end of her cord,
two large baskets filed with kitchen
utensils. This was a unique form of
surprising the guest of honor and let
ting her know that she was guest of
honor. Refreshments were served on
the cool lanais. Among those present
We're Miss Marjorie Freeth, Mrs. Will
liam Campbell, Mrs. Robert Single,
Mrs. Robert McEldowney, Miss Ber
tina Kopke, Mrs. Mcintosh, Miss Sara
Lucas, Miss Ruth Anderson and 9TH
ers.
Mrs. w. r. cooper's Bridge.
Mrs. w. R. Cooper entertained at a
bridge party on Tuesday afternoon. |
Mrs. Cooper, who was Mrs. La Toilet, |
leaves shortly for Chicago, where she
will make her home. Quantities Of |
cut flowers and ferns formed attrac-
tive decorations. The first prize was |
awarded to Mrs. A. Hooking, and the |
second to Mrs. Davidson. Among Mrs. /
Cooper's guest we're Mrs. A. Fuller.
Mrs. Albert Horner, Mrs. Ormond
Wall, Mrs. Grossman, Mrs. A. Hook
ng, Mrs. w. H. Munter, Mrs. Day,
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs.
F. E. Trotter, Mrs. NJ. Phillips, Mrs.
L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Locke, Mrs. w.
A. Love, Mrs. A. W. T. Bottomley,
Mrs. A. Warehouse, Mrs. Wells Peter
son, Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. l.
Shepherd and Mrs. Warner.
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Mrs. William 3. Lymer Entertains.
Mrs. William B. Lymer entertained
at luncheon yesterday
before the meeting of the Hawaiian
society. Dainty pink roses and maid
m hair ferns formed an attractive
and covers we're laid for
hrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mrs.
ames D. Dougherty, Miss Henrietta
smith, Mrs. ]. A. Dominis, Miss Sybil
robertson and Mrs. Lymer
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Hiss FeIiee Lyme Presented to Her l
Queen LiIiuokaIani. !,
Miss F. Lyme, Mrs. F. Lyme, Mrs. T. /
:. Purdom and Mrs. F. E. Moore with ,
lrs. William B. Lymer, were guests
t Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani on s
thursday morning. The queen was I
TENDED by Mrs. j. A. Dominis and e
Mrs, C. r. Iaukea. and was presented