Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-05

/ In Htnolulu, there is every oppor-
; trinity for the athletic girl. There is
the ever enticing surf, the beautifully
! tuated Country Club. where facilities
/ for golf may be obt lined She may
! play polo at Moanalna or swing the
1 racquet at any number OF courts and
! very soon there will be formed girls
! baseball team. And the most attrac-
| tive feature OF all Is the eyer-gIorious
weather .- " :. r. ....
I Engagements Rumored. p 49,.
1t has been intimated that two CT
three of the younger girls in Homo
i lulus smart set are planning to IN.
/ nounce their engagements but that
! they are putting off the telling of the
I delightful news until they can find
I some uniquely attractive and novel
] way of giving away the secret
/ Recently at an engagement party In
! San Francisco the bride te-be chose y
| dinner as the form of entertainment
I end invited "a of her friends to the
| affair. Just before the first course
I was brought to the table the butler
| placed before one of the guests huge
| box tied with dainty pink ribbon. Upon
opening the package the surprised
| young lady found real live baby
dressed in fluffy tuIIe and to his shout.
ders we're fastened cunning little
white wings that gave the youngster
quite the air of Cupid. In his tiny lit
tie FISTS he held a gilded bow and ar
row to which were attached engraved
cards bearing the names of the host
ess and her ffance.s
At another engagement afternoon O
tefegtHm was brought to one member
|. the. flaEtx anll an zasllai1i -,
guest found the news OF the betfothaf
which was quickly spread to the
e::ests.
In Honor Of Col and Mrs. r. p. IT,
Reynolds.
A charming affair of this week was
the dinner at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. ChiIlingworth entertained
on Thursday evening in homer of Col
and Mrs. F P. Reynolds. The color
scheme in the decorations was purple
and yellow and was carried out by
double yellow coreopsis, purple PAN
sizes and graceful streamers Of yellow
tulle Covers were laid for Col. and
Mrs. F. p Reynolds, Mayor and Mrs.
John c. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. G.
Haynes, Judge and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Rob-
ertson and the host and hostess. Dur.
ing the dinner hour Kaai's quintet
played popular airs. T..
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University of California Men
Anxious to Come to Hawaii.
A letter received from Honolulu
girl who has spent the year studying
at the University of California tells
Of the desire of the varsity ball team
to make trip to Honolulu this sum-
mer. They made many friends In Ho-
nolulu during their visit last summer
and indeed have talked so much of the
team are anxious to come here to see
for themselves the beauties of the
place. ~.
One of the members of the team
who was here last year will make his
wedding trip to Hawaii If the team
comes Just who 1t is that is plan
ming this is being kept secret from
all but one or two of the team mem
bers. Then there are several of the
other boys who left Honolulu last year
with strings to a number of fair hearts
and they, too, are anxious to renew
the friendship. -.-<..>...... -.
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Miss Sybil Robertson Entertains.
Miss Sybil Robertson entertained at
very informal tea at the Country
Club on Wednesday afternoon for a
number of her friends. The, affair was
sort of farewell gathering as Miss
Robertson left in the Sierra today
for the mainland to be gone for some
time Some among those present on
Wednesday were Miss Henrietta
Schwartz, Mrs. E. w. Dorrance, Mrs.
Dorrance Hood and Miss Winnifred
Dorrance, Mrs. Henry Jaeger, Mrs. A.
G. NJ Robertson, Mrs. Ernest Podmore,
Mrs. Bob McEldowney and Mrs. Wal
lace and others. There was large
crowd on the dock today to bid Miss
Robertson bon voyage.
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Luncheon on Board the Maryland.
The Misses Sally Brown, Peggy
Center, Josephine Mccormack and
Henrietta Schwartz lunehed on board
the U. S. s. Maryland on Wednesday
with number of the Junior officers.
The affair was impromptu but very in
formal and jolly. -s..
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Miss Sally Brown Entertaint.
Miss Sally Brown entert,fned at a
dinner party last Tuesday vening in
honor of Miss Josephine ECormack,
who left Honolulu on hesday in
the Matsenia for SaP lsco. The
dinner, for which Hawaiian
singers made musA ~ zen in the
private dining rof Moana ho-
tel. The dining A. decorations