Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-18

0inner-Danee at the Commercial Club.
Among the leading social events Of
this week will be the dinner-dance at
the Commercial Club tonight. Re-
the club 10 its members have. been 30
hearty that it is evident the prospect
of ain evening Of varied delights Is al
Turing to the club membership and
gives promise that the Organization
will develop further attractive social
events In the future T. !. g.,
The iinner-dance will begin at Z
o'clock in the big, cool diningFoom
Of the clubs Kaafs orchestra viii, fur
nish music and 1t Is expected that
there will be much dancing during the
dinner-hour. -
Supper will be served Ia carte.
Many tables have been reserved for
small and coy parties.
Mr.. J. M. Young. chairman Of the
entertainment committee, and Mr.. ].
E. Sheedy, chairman Of the house
committee, are In charge Of the affair
and among those lending active as
sistance Is Mr.. c. R. Frazier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Entertain,
compIImentina, Miss SoufSey Richards
:, Miss Louise Richards, the charm
ing house guest of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles MeCord, ives honored ct 9
delightful and informal dance at
the ., home ,t6f Lieutenant. and
Mrs. Frank J. Lowry on Keeaumoku
street On Thursday evening. Pink and
white were the 'eolors used IN decorS.
ton and these were most effectively
carried out The guests J danced
through three large tiopenlS rooms TO
the strains of q Hawaiian quintet and
did not disparse until a late ho,iry even
then feluctantlys It 1T:30 delicious
refreshments were served on the Ia
mai. Anong those who enjoyed Lieut..
and Mrs. Lowryfs hospitality were:
Lieutenant; and Mrs Charles
MeCord, Ensisn and Mrs. Howard b,
Berry, Ensign and Mrs. Harry Bog
'useh,S Lieut.. and Mrs. :, Paul Bates
Lieut.: and Mrs. Randolph. Zane, Lieut.
and Mrs. Francis Scanisnd, DR.. and
Mrs c. q. s.Kress, Lieut., and MIS-, p:
d. OHara, Miss Geraldine Boush. Miss
May Weir, Miss Ruth Stacker, En-
sign A. s. Walton. Ensign Elroy Van
derkloot, Lieut.. Frank Chew and
many others.
Miss Eleanor Tay Engaged.
It was with much interest that the
Honolulu friends of pretty Miss Elean'
or Tay learned this week of her en-
gagement to Jack Edwin Migheh OF
San Francisco.
Miss Tay has made two visits to
Honolulu and on both trips was enter
tanned extensively here. A number OF
Honolulu's young men paid ardent
court to her and at one time 1t was
runored that she was engaged to one
of the popular chaps 10 the younger
set: q The San. Francisco Examiner
says of the engagement: -,' ~
Judge and Mrs: Frederick w. Hen.
shaw announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Tay, 10
Jack Edwin Mighell last Thursday.
The wedding will take place the first
Of the year.. .-t..' .. =;
Miss Tay is one Of the bellies of the
set that made its bow last winter: She
is one of society's best opponents Of
ballroom dancing, and she and Mr..
Mighell often danced together, and
there 10 much In being able to harmo'
nize ones steps to ones life part
ner's. Miss Tay has a certain fawn.
like grace and piQuancy which made
her as good company as she is salts.
flying to look upon. Now the two
young people have the chance to dance
together TO their hearts delight, and
every one is pleased with the match.
Young Mighell Is a son of Capt. Will
am E. Mighell and brother of Mrs.
Adrian Spliyalo.'
So
For Ivan Graham.
One OF the very charming affairs Of
this week is the informal tea and
dansant at which Mrs. w NJ. Graham
is entertaining this afternoon in honor
Of her son, Ensign Ivan Graham of the
q. s. s. Maryland. which came into
port on Thursday. Mrs. Graham's
pretty home on Victoria street has
often been the scene Of these after
noon dances and those who have been
hidden to today's affair are looking
forward to it with much pleasure. The
large living room and lanais will be
decorated with quantities of hibiscus
from the home Of Val Holt, and music
for the dancing will be furnished by
the band from the Maryland
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Dance at the Moana Hotel.
In honor of the officers and ladies
of the transport Sherman, an enjoy
able dance was given at the Moana
hotel on Wednesday evening. Guests
at the affair included a number Of
townsfolk as we'll as representatives
from the service set Some among
those who were noticed were Captain
and Mrs, Jones of Fort Kamehameha,
Lieut. and Mrs William Munter, Miss
Florence Hoffman, Miss Ruth Nc