Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11

ferns. Her guests included Miss
Ynez Gibson; Miss Mildred Chaplin,
Miss Louise Girvin. Miss Dorothy wins
ter. Mss Gladys Halstead, Leslie
Thompson, Ware Camp. Gustave Bal.
lenf1ne. Ted Busser, Ernest PodTnore
and Sam Carter Attractive little
score cards each contained 3 picture
Of the fiiest Of honor with the inscfip
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Dance Tor Miss ssois Carey.
Miss Hazel Maxain entertained most
delightfully."- last Saturday evening at
q dance given in honor Of Miss Sadie
Carey. charming daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Carey, who recently return
cd from the coast, where she has been
attending the Notre Dame Academy.
The affair was given at her beautiful
home on Piikoi street, the interior of
which was artistically decorated with
masses OF carnations and American
beauty roses. Delicious refreshments
were served by dainty Japanese maids
and the young folks danced on the spa.
cious lanai, which was decorated with
large American flags, to the latest
dance music furnished by a quintet
Among those present were Judge Rob.
insOn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. r L Larkey, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Bashanl, Misses Sadie Ca
rey, Margaret Collins, Della Murphy
Alvina Blom, Julia HolIingeT, Pearl
Littleiohn, Gladys Auerbaeh, Ade-
laide Franco, Catherine Johnson, So
phie Walker, Dr. Farrell, Vim. Peter
son. VIM. Warren, G. Bustart, DR.
Hoeffer, John Hollinger. H. Burns, G
Timpsey. j. Byrn. r. LeYick and 9th
.ers.
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Complimentary Lance TO
Honolulu Visitors.
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 90 One OF
the best attended dances of the sum.
mer season was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Abbott, near An
gle Lake, one Saturday night recently
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
~ Gehring ana their son Willie, fror
Honolulu. August Toellner acted as
host on the occasion by courtesy OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott and though the
dance lasted seven hours the time
passed so quickly to the happy, con-
genial and contented crowd who were
present that they could not realize
its passage.
On the way to Angle Lake, by auto,
David Zentmeyer had the stage set In
his orchard for Mrs Gehring and son
Willie, who had never picked a ripe
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the handsome Early Transparentsa
right from the top limb where they
we're the most luscious, fragrant and
fully developed. 40
A country dance" was also one of
the things that these people from the
Paradise of the Pacific" had not
seen: "a. s-r5
They were all there from that typiy
cal country section about Sunnydale
and Angle Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Kelly. the heads of the Kelly family.
and w. w. Wilcox, the head of the
Wilcox tribe, were there with kith
and kin and the first set was the
famous quadrille that will be. long re-
membered as the battle of terpsichor-
can art between these two neighborly
peoples in that neck Of the woods. To
see Wilcox and Kelly swing their
feet, and then the girl they left be-
hind them, the marching through the
various mazes of the grand right and
left was a sight that made one Won
der If it was not young Bilr' and
young Mike" of 40 years ago that
came out of their Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep. There were waltzes; there
were tvo-steps and threesteps and
music that could only be made on an
occasion of this kind when the spirit