Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-23
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, Entertain E;ahor. :cl,.
, ~ celebration of their tcnth ami:
3lcrsGrr and tn" wedding. Mr.. and
. Mrs. W tier H0cfarlane entertained at
their hr2"ti.u. home CT. PENSACOLA
street on LIST Monday evening. The
ar + was deliberately planned and
very 3riginal ami unique. having been
arranged r.; W Ernest Parker Tho
quests wcV" all asked to come infCF-
n;a,ly 1t quarter to eight, the men
+ to hC in business suits with soft shirts
aud collars and the ladies in afternoon
= froCks With hats.
Upon Cnterin" the home the guests
were led through a hall where before
the entrance of another apartment was
the word Inn" There they found 26
I tables, seq ting loU" at each. set around
/ thc room. with Il piano and space for
dancers in the center. This room was
most aTtistically decorated in red,
using eXhor2s to carry out the scheme
! On the tables were laid ,eXhoras and
ct each cover was placed toy bal
Icon. The lights shaded by red crepe
lapcr sent soft glow over the room.
There WAS bar too. and barmaid
to MAKE tie affair very natural Mrs.
Alice Hayward opened the program
with some lively selections, accom-
PANIED by Miss Elsa MeineCke. Then
a number c. Srand opera stars rem
dcrcd pleasing selections. after which
Miss Carol low gave her popular
Minute Waltz" danced gracefully as
ever; and then Hiss Low and Fivien
Eyer danced the Lulu Fado and the
NJ ike together. After dinner the
guests danced around the tables.
which were finally cleared altogether,
and the. evening ended with cheers
and shouts for the popular host and
hostess amid the singing and throw
ing of SCREENINGS. A great deal of
credit is due to Ernest Parker for the
minute carrying out of the details and
the artistic decor ltiOns. ~
In the music room, where there are
Sandon2 portraits of the Macfarlanc
family, were set quantities of Ameri-
can Beauty roses and bouquets of, ev-
cry flower, which had been sent by
friends. In the dining room were AZ.
Tican daisies, as in the breakfast
room. The hell leading to the Inn
contained an Immense bouquet of st.
Joseph lilies in a. tall silver vase, aud
from under the tiger skin, to the
right, came another and smaller clus-
ter of the lilies. Back Of this was a
card table. This was meant to show
the three vices at the entrance of the
tavern. Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane have
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the success of the evening. .': D..
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Engagement IS Announced. ,.- ~&-.@
At prettily appointed luncheon on
Saturday last the engagement of Miss
Virginia Mccarthy. youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Mccarthy, and
Mr.. Oswald Eightfoot, the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Light
foot was announced. Miss Mccarthy
invited a number of her young friends
to her home on Young street, none of
them suspecting the occasion. Pink
and blue was the color scheme used
by the bride-to-be and carried out to
the minutest detail with pink sweet
peas and pink and blue tulle. Il
In the center of the table was placed
a pink parasol covered with maiden
hair and sweet peas and Cecil Bruner
roses and the handle was tied with a
graceful bow of blue tulle Set at
intervals around the table were Be-
hemian baskets of the sweet peas, and
tied again with the blue tulle. At each
place was pretty corsage of sweet
PEAS and the little roses. With the
last course, were two large silver bal.
looms, one tied with pink tuIle and
the other with blue. These were play
ed with for while and finally some
one discovered an envelope concealed
in the tylle bow. Upon opening it
she discovered Virginia McCarthy's
card and in a like packet on the other