Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

lar IN HOnOlulu and series OF TOUR OIL
them is to be given at the Country
club commencing with this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Gum is to be in charge of
the entertainments and 1t is expected
that there will be large gathering
at the club today Members of the
Country Club have been invited to the
affair and they have the privilege OF
bringing their friends.
The Country club is one of the most
popular places for dances and every
time cards are issued for an entertain.
ment there the guests accept with
3lacrity. There is something about
the cool breeze and lures one to the
dance. ~
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Mrs. =. NJ. Swanzy Entertalns.
Mrs. +. M. Swanzy was hostess at
a prettily appointed luncheon yester.
day afternoon at Kuuloa, her home on
the other side of the island. The al.
fair was given in honor of Mrs. Fl. w.
Lyon, who is spending some weeks In
Honolulu. Brightly cclored nastur-
tiums gracefully arranged ornamented
the table at which covers were laid
for Mrs. Lyon, Mrs Charles Bromwell,
Mrs. Bernice Walbridge, Mrs. Her.
man Focke, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. G.
S. Holloway. Mrs. F. w. .Klebahn,
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Richard Cults,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Helen Moo
ran, Mrs. Sarah Newconb, Mrs. M. NJ.
Scott, Mrs. McCracken, Miss Mele
Allen, the hostess and others.
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Meeting of the Buckeye Club.
Cards have been issued for the
meeting of the Buckeye Club for Tues
day evening, the 18th of January, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bow
en- on Kewalo street. The cordial in
vitation which includes all Ohioans in
the city reads in part: There will
be a meeting of the Buckeye Club
to which you and any Buckeyes you
may know, and any who have ever
lived in Ohio, are most cordially in.
yited." - -
The officers of the club are Guy But.
tolph, president; Marion Hitchcock.
vice-president; Dr. Henry 'Bicknell,
treasurer; Mrs. w. c. .Weeden, secre-
tary. III ~ ..-.. =.
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Subscription Dinner at the Country
Club. ,s.
A number of the society folk are
planning subscription dinner at the
Country Club on Tuesday evening. The
diners will be dressed in fancy cos
tunes, for the supper party is to be
followed by the masquerade ball at
Fort Shafter which is being given for
the Army Relief fund. The guests at
the dinner will include for the most
part members of the army and navy
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Returning to Hawaii. IT..
The Sierra arriving here Monday
morning will bring to Honolulu Mr..
am Mrs. Albert P. Taylor, who have
resided in San Francisco the past four
teen months where Mr.. Taylor has act
ed as the representative of Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
made numerous friends in San Fran
cisco and figured prominently in So
cial affairs there. Their many friends
in Honolulu are eagerly looking for
ward to their return and it is expected
that a number of the mid-winter so
cial affairs will be given in their hon.
or. While in Honolulu Mr.. Taylor
will have charge of one branch of the
work for the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee.
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Party at kahaIa. -: ~
Mrs. s. S. Peck, who is the house
guest of Mrs. Ormond Wall at .Ka-
hala, was the motif for a surprise par
ty last Saturday afternoon given Big
a number Of her friends. Some of the
guests who were present were Mrs.
Sam Peck, Mrs. 2. X. Myers, Mrs. A.
Mrs. Francis Day, Mrs.
Mrs. NJ. E. Grossman, Mrs.
Theodore Lansing, Mrs Gussie
Schmitt, Mrs. Overend, Mrs. Ormond
Wall, Mrs. Clara Schmitt,, Mrs. Fred
Smith, Miss Genera Strong and 9TH
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Captain and Mrs. Edward Carpenter in
San Francisco.
The following clipping from the San
Francisco Chronicle may be of inter-
est to Honolulu society folk:
Captain and Mrs. Edward Carpen.
ter, who arrived this week from Ho.
nolulu ana who have taken the place
in the affairs of the exposition that
was occupied by Major and
Mrs. Sidney Cloman, are occupying
an apartment on Jackson street. In
Vulnerable social compliments are be-
ing planned for them by members of
the exclusive set on both sides of the
bay" Sd. H. H." ...-.,...
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Visiting in Honolulu.
Mrs. W. A. Brown has returned to-
Honolulu recently to spend three
months with her mother, Mrs. Robert
Lishman, at 1445 Keeaumoku street.
Mrs. Brown has host of friends in
Honolulu who are planning entertain
ments for her during her stay in the
islands. She has been on the MAJ n.
land and in Europe for the past tl.ree