Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03

The reception at the University
Club last evening IN honor Of Prssi
dent Arthur Lyman Dean Ct the Gel
Iege OF HAWAII and Mrs; neAn val
one Of the largest and: Hleyt notable
social affairs 81 The season: :.
TorRalftT' under Pisasanf, trtelli
gent, cordial even Mfrthfvl conditions
was what the GAeets enjoyed and In
return they caught the spirit of Aloha
nui' and welcome extended to them
by the officers OF the University Club
and regents OF the College of Hawaii
At the club entrance Mr.. Z. w. Sut
ton, Mr.. A. Lindsay and Mr.. c. R. Hem
enway met the arriving guests, who
were escorted to the dressing rooms
Joining the long line which wended
its way down the main hall, through
the library and finally past the recep
ton committee, Senator and Mrs. A
+. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Earring
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Dean. Prof. and Mrs
]. NJ. Young, Mr.. E. A. Mott-Smith
President A. F.. Griffiths, Mr.. J. d
Dole and Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, Jr., assist
ed in the introduction of guests who
passing this gauntlet of hospitality
did indeed enjoy the hearty welcome
Thus launched the guests scattered to
the dining hall for dancing, or in the
court between the two makai wings
for social chat
The music for the dancing was SO
located that the sound was loud
enough for those occupying the floor
but soft and distant for those enjoying
the promenade on the yerandas and
in the court.
The lawn of the court made very
pretty natural green carpet. Above
pennants OF gay colors waved in large
numbers between huge trailing hang
ing baskets Of asparagus ferns.
In the banquet hall, where the
large, smooth floor reflected the many
bright lights circular baskets of maid
enhair ferns hung from the ceiling be-
tween the lights.
In the library, where the reception
committee stood, red carnations con,
trasted in the pale. amber-yellow
glass lamp globes 6Ispended over
head. And above and between it all
was an old-fashioned Honolulu time
that occurs when so many old-timers
turn out-the fathers and mothers of
the ones who are now at the head of
such institutions sas the University
Club and College Of Hawaii
Beside the most modernly gowned
visitors stood the sweet old-fashioned
leaders of Is years ago. Up-to-date
transparent gauzes and laces sat
shoulder to shoulder with substantial
yelvets and crocheted lace.
DR., and Mrs Dean are here to stay
and their work win be part of the
educational history Of Hawaii. SO fine
" begun by DR.. and Mrs. John w Gil
more. It. is not here remiss to men
ton that the Kilohana Art League at
a reception given for notable 0hioans
had the pleasure of introducing to its
members and their guests the first
president Of the College Of Hawaii.
With them were Judge and Mrs. S. B.
Kingsbury and several others of the
Buckeye state.
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Visitors complimented.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Steele and Mrs.
L. s. Smith Of Modesto, California,
who spent a fortnight In the islands,
were the guests of honor at prettily
appointed dinner on Friday evening at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wall enter
tanned at their Makiki street home. A
graceful arrangement Of pink bego-
MAS and tulle formed an attractive
centerpieee for the table and pink
shaded candles cast a rosy glow over
the cover. Places were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Steele, Mrs. L. S.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooke,
Mr. and Mrs. l. Tenney Peck, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Blewett, Mrs.
Henry Waterhouse. DR.. Afford Wall.
Mr.. M A. Franklin and the host and
hostess.
Birthday Party In Manoa.
Howard Benner, celebrating his
eighth birthday. was host at good
time party on Friday afternoon when
he invited score Of his boy friends
to help him celebrate the event
The boys gathered at the home
VI MI anu N1Io. EOMdtU be0Q6I anu,
after spending the afternoon playing
games, were served delightful refresh
ments. The guests included Donald
Young, Gordon Young, John Morse,
Grant Morse, Alan Moore, Howard
Moore, Jackie Bodrero, Jack Wyatt,
Dick Gurrey, Warren Bockns, John.
Gere, Russell Frazier and Harlan and
Edwin Benner.
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Visitors Return to the Mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Steele and their
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Smith, who have
spent q fortnight in Hawaii, returned
to the mainland In the Manoa yester-
day afternoon, During their visit here
the trio Of Modesto society folk took
q trip to the volcano and were most
enthusiastic over the activity of the
crater. During their stay in Honolulu
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Smith
were entertained extensively by Ho-
nolulu society folk. Among those who
planned delightful affairs for them
were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas u WailI