Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-05

arrangement of red African daisies
and white lilies relieved by green
PAINS and ferns WAS used on the
great lanai, where the guests gath
cred for the pretty musical numbers
rendered by Miss Pearl Sutherland
and Miss Grace Caldwell A large
number Ct guests were present
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Mrs. James o. Dougherty Entertains.
Mrs. James d. Dougherty was a de.
lightful luncheon hostess on Wednes.
day, when she entertained for a mum.
Der OF her friends. A pretty arrange
ment of white roses 'nterSpersed
with maidenhair fern formed the at
tractive Centerpiece. The afternoon
was spent at bridge. little silver rose
vases rewarding the fortunate play
ers. Covers were laid for Mrs. A. G.
Hodg;ns, Mrs Frank Richardson. Mrs.
e. A. Brown. Mrs. E. NJ Watson, Mrs.
Il. X. Myers. Mrs. Mamie Phillips,
Mrs. Arthur Rice and the hostess
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Mrs. Betty Brown to Be Heard in
Concert.
Nrs. Betty Brown. Honolulu IA
vorite, is to be heard in concert in
AeCEan hall on Nav Is. Mrs. Brown
will be assisted by Airs. Arthur b. In
gals, the violinist. Of whom Honolulu
is very proud, and Mrs. Florence
BCde Johnson, pianist of no mean
ability. This group should certainly
be welcomed by the many music low
ers in the city.
The regular Fort Ruger card club
met last Saturday evening with Lieut..
and Mrs. Daniel Swan. The regular
members were present with a few
quests. There were present Col. and
Mrs. Wilmot Ellis, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles c. Demmer, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold Nichols, Lieut.. and Mrs Frank
Applin, Lieut. and Mrs. George Hum
bert and the guests were Lieut. and
Mrs. Charles T. Harris, Jr., of Fort
De Russy and Lieut.. and Mrs. John
p Edgerly Of Fort Shafter
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Mr.. E. L. Parker, a prominent law
yer of Buffalo, \. who has been
visiting in the islands for the past
few weeks, and who has entertained
and been entertained extensively, left
on the Matsonia this morning en-
route to his home. Mr.. Parker will
return to the islands during the next
two years and seriously contemplates
making his home here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. .Lowrey
left this morning, on .the Matsonia for
the mainland for ;svNisitff Of some
months. Mrs. Lowregis president OF
the Outdoor Circle and will investi.
gate conditions on the mainland and
bring back ideas for the club to work
on in the next term, which opens in
October. nj II. @... "a
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humbert en-
tertained at their quarters at Fort
Ruger on Friday in honor of their
third wedding anniversary. The house
was decorated in profusion OF
bright, fragrant flowers and the
guest played bridge. There were six
tables. \ = -
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The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Bord
Restarick announce the engagement
of Miss Susan Ann Davis to Lieut..
Jesse A. Tiffany of the Philippine
Constabulary. Mr.. Tiffany is deputy
governor at Jolo at the present time.
The wedding is to take place in the
autumn -: ..-:.
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Mrs Moses R. Marshall of Boston.
who has been visiting Miss Mabel
Bosher at Kawaiahao seminary, left
this morning for her home, after a
very pleasant stay here. --+
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.,liss Reighton and Miss Booth,