Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-03

day ca e, in tbs center of which. writ
ten With mink trosting. appeared the
names OF the tao little girls in whose
hcnCr the PARTY was given, end on
that cake b grned the proper number
OF candles The girls we're the recip.
tents OF many beautiful birthday gifts.
These invited and attending tais
rarity were Pearl Palmer, Marjorie
Moore. Frances McGrath. Eugenia
Erace. Antoinette Porter. Belle Bird
kellogg. Lucy Boyen. Elenore Mccoy.
May Arstad, May Ramsay, Iva Colby.
Roberta Clark. Dorothy Horn, Mar.
gaTet Ham, Florence Horn, tie two
hostesses, Edythe Ham and Pauline
Merit.
Miss The!nna murphy a Hostess.
During the warm weather picnics
seem to be the mcst popular OF the en-
tertainments, aDd most. every day sees
groups of young folks vending their
way to kahala or Kaalawai or even to
the other side of the island for an out
ing.
On Monday Miss Thelma Murphy was
hostess at a delightful picnic when she
entertained at kahala in honor of the
Misses Helen. Margaret and Catherine
Jones and Miss Rosamond Swanzy,
who have recently returned from
school in the East. After spending
several hours in the surf luncheon
was served, and the guests nlotored
back to town just in time for supper.
Miss Murphy's guests included Miss
Helen Jones, Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Rosamond
Swanzy, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss
Peggy Center, Miss Rose Herbert,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Mary Luz
cas-, Miss Carol Low. Miss Bernice
Halstead, Miss Ruth Sopery Miss Ruth
Anderson, Miss Phoebe Carter, Miss
Bud Carter, Miss Eleanor Gartley,
Miss Pauline Schaefer.
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News of the Owens.
The following from San Francisco
paper will interest Honolulu friends:
Mrs. Robert billiard, wife of Naval
Constructor billiard, u. s. ", and
Miss Emelie Eleanor Owens were the
incentive for delightful tea given
by Mrs. Arthur Owens Friday after
noon at her home at Mar Island.
Miss Owens has been attending a
fashionable boarding school in the
East, and returned to her home at
Mare Island the first of last week.
She and Mrs. Hilliard were. travelling
companions across the continent. Mrs.
billiard has been visiting relatives in
New England for, the past two months
Capt and Mrs. Owens home was
decorated with Killarney roses and
sweet peas. Mrs. Frederick Bradman
poured the tea Among the invited
guests were: Mesdames Curtis Mum
ger, j. Fauntlefoy McGill, Richard
Kieran, u. r. Webb, Benjamin Duryea,
William Upshur, Alexander Van Keu-
rem, Thomas Fee. Schuyler Helm,
Elizabeth McCudden, John Graham,
John M Ellicott, Emily Cults, Leo
Sahm, Charles McReynolds, Hugh
Wyman, Franklin D. Harms, Theodore
Arms, Ralph Pope. Ulrich r. XIV
nuska; Misses Patty Palmer. Frances
Hall, Priscilla Ellicott, and Marion
Brooks.
Miss Owens came to San Francisco
for several days shopping. and was
the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Jack
Potts at the Presidio. She was one
of the bellies at the tea dance given
by the officers at the Preside Tues
day afternoon
Capt. and Mrs. Owens were sta
toned in Honolulu about three years
social life. Miss Emelie Eleanor then
attended Punahou Academy, where
she made a host of friends.
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Dinners at Heinie's Tavern.
Among the most popular entertain.
ments of the past few weeks have
been the dinner-dances at Heinie's
Tavern, and i;lis week especially host
esses have chosen the Tavern as the
scene of their parties
One of the handsomely appointed
dinners of Thursday evening was that
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton
Croker entertained. An exquisite
centerpiece, an arrangement Of Amer
lean Beauty roses, ornamented the
center of the table and hand-painted
cards marked the place of each of
the guests. Following the supper
MI c1Alu WI .. SAOOhCl anu tAlCAA 6uC6eo
remained for the dancing. Covers
were laid for Col. and Mrs. Charles
Bromwell, Coz and Mrs. Frank Cheat
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
Judge and Mrs. William l.. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Castle, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Miss Marion
Newhall, Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter,
Mrs. John S. Walker, Mr. Alan Lowrey
and Maj. NJ. A. De Laney.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Morris Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Morris were host
and hostess at a prettily appointed
dinner On Tuesday evening, when they
entertained for Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Lowell
and Miss Sally Brown, their daughter.