Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

telling Of the travels of their friends
in the East.
0fiinterest to the younger set will
be the word that Miss Alice Hastings,
one of It's most charming members. Is
TO Be seen n q wedding scene In
motion picture play which IS 70 be
8lA66d By the citizens of Jacksonville
Word has also been received that
Miss Frances Lawrence. who Ieft FOR
4 years travel on the mainland. quite
recently delivered lecture on the
child welfare movement IN Honolulu
before an audience Of interested per
sons In Santa BE, NJ III. Miss Law
renee, who has been IN charge Of the
work or the free kindergartens In Ho-
nolulu, Is perhaps better informed on
the child welfare work here than any
other woman.
There has also come the news Of
Miss Irene Aikenss trip through Cali.
fornia. Miss Aiken and her brother,
DR.. Worth Aiken of Maui, have been
visiting the exposition and have also
visited friends and relatives in many
of the coast towns.
sa9 y
elmer for Miss Ynez Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker Rietow en-.
tertalned ct prettily appointed din
ner on "Wednesday evening. compli-
menting Mrs. RfetoW's sister, Miss
Ynez Gibson, who is soon to leave for
Los Angeles. Yari-coIored hibiscus
were used in the decorations, being
set In quantities in the drawing room
and arranged as a very attractive CEN
terpiece on the table, which was laid
for IL. There were present at dinner
Miss Ynez Gibson, Miss Mildred Cha.
pin, Miss Gladys Halstead, Miss Ger
trude Ripley. Miss Ruth Stac'far
Campbell Crozier, Ed Busser, De Witt
Gibson, Allen Podmore, Gustaye Bal.
Ientyne, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rietow.
After dinner the guests resorted to
FIVE hundred : Miss Gladys Halstead
captured the ladies' prize, which was
d beautifully embroidered guest tow
ell, and Gustaye Ballentyne was award
ed stickpin as the mems first prize.
Miss Gibson leaves in the Manoa on
the fourteenth of September. After
spending some time In San Francisco
and Bay cities she will leave for Los
Angeles to enter CuInnoch, where she
will specialize In dramatics. As one
Of the most popular Of the academy
set she will be missed greatly Miss
Gibson was prominent In the charity
work for the widows OF the brave FL
men.
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Mrs. A.. p. Taylor Entertains
for the Misses Gartley.
At prettily appointed luncheon CIV
en- I'm honor Of the Misses Elanore and
Ruth GartIey, charming daughters Of
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gartley OF this
city. Mrs. A. p. Taylor presided YES.
terday. The cofcr scheme was pink
and. green. which effect was daintily
carried out with pink roses and forget
me-nots and bows OF pink tnlle an
| soft blue baby-ribben. Chic koa swag.
ger-sticks were given to the guests as
| fayors and place cards were hand
painted pink and blue Japanese
women. corsages of forget1me.nots
tied with pink tnlfe and baby RIBBON
were placed at each coye-. There
were present. MISS. Elanore Gartley
/ Miss Ruth GartIey Miss Kate Single
burst. Miss Carol Low. Miss Clorinda
Low, Miss Marie Davidson. Mrs. Bur
CESS and the hostess.
The Misses GartIey leave the islands
ON wednesday in the Wilhelmina en-
route to the East where they attend
one Of the fashionable boardine
i schools.
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governor Lueius {. Pinkham
/ Entertains a Dinner.
Colonel and Mrs. Francis n FrencE
az the md Infantry, Fort Shafter, who
left today In the transport Sher