Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-19

a week. are very popular and after the
formalities are over. are jolly. inform.
al affairs.-San Francisco Bulletin.
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Tourists Returning to the Mainland.
Mrs. ]. Dorrance and her two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Dorranee Hood and Miss
Winnffred Dorrence. who have spent
the past five weeks at the Moana hotel.
we're outgoing passengers in the VIII
heln,ina. The Dorrances are to spend
some weeks in San Francisco, and 10.
ter. after a trip to Yosemite, they will
n tu,n ia their home in Philadeiphia.
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Miss cz.he me Judge Hostess.
Mss Catherine Judge entertained
az a pfcttiFv appointed dinner at the
Count v Club OF Thursday evening.
Tie table decorations were In pink.
American Hfanty roses forming an at.
tIactiYe erntsrn.ece. Covers we're
lid Tar twtntyfotsT.
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Miss Octayia Johnson a RoStess.
One Of the julliest parties Of the
past week was the farewell dance az
which Miss Octayia Johnson was hos
tess on Tuesdly aboard the s. S. VIII
helmina. Quantities OF flags made the
ship attractive for the affair and the
guests, members of the younger set,
srent most enjoyable evening dane
ing to the music of Hawaiian quln
tette club Among those present were
the Misses Mildred Chaplin. Margaret
Hawk, Louise Girvin, Rachel Woods.
AHf ID gsa1l Int
Ruth Harrington, Kate Singlehurst,
Mae Walker. Dorothy Walker, Char
lette Blake. Gertrude Blake, Mary
Smith, Louise Smith. Syb;l Carter. IL
ma Woods, Clifford, Florence White.
Marguerite BRAND, Margaret Austin
and Ynez Gibson; and Messrs Parker
Woods, Albert Bush, lie Roy Bush,
Shirley Bush, Arthur Brown. Jere
Smith, John Clifford, Stanley Mott
Smith, Billy Noble, Sam Carter. Fred
Carter, Gordon Wakefield, Is0rTln
Thurston, Frank Winter, Henry White.
Stafford Austin, Roy Graham, Joseph
Harrington, GHstave Ballentyne, C..
Dresser, Chester Taylor.
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A Kitchen Slower.
Al unique ki;c1len shower was CIV
en- in honor of Miss Marjorie Gilman
on the Tuesday afternoon prior to
her marriage to Mr. Percy NottaGe,
when Mrs. Reynold MeGreW and Miss
Myrtle Schuman entertained in her
honor at thersi home OF the fornaef IN
Nuuanu Valley Instead of the usual
array OF pots and pans and can open
ers, there were shakers Of pepper and
salt and packages of dust, ehasers and
numerous other things. delightful to
any bride. Mrs. .McGrew's home was
prettily decorated for the party with
vari-colored hibiscus blooms Among
those present were Miss Marjorie Gill
man, Miss Fanny Hoogs. Mrs. Jack
Guard, Miss Helen Mclean, Miss Doro-
thy Guild, Mrs. Ted Cooke. Miss Helen
Spalding, Miss Rose Herbert, Miss
Nora Sturgeon. Miss Sara Lucas. Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Esther Kopke,
Miss Bertha Kopke, Mrs. Arthur Gil
man, Miss Ruth Soper. Miss Ruth An
derson, Miss Ruth McChesney. Mrs.
Edward B. LOOMS, Miss Marion Chap
in, Miss Henrietta Schwartz, Miss Ra-
mona Morgan, Mrs Chris Jenkins.
Mrs. Ted Melanphy. Miss Marie Bal
ientyne, Miss Dorothy. Wood. Miss
Myrtle Schuman and Mrs. Reynold
MeGrew.
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For Miss Mae Garden.
Mrs. B. l.. Austin was a hostess at
one of the important affairs Of the
week, entertaining in honor Of her. sis
ter, Mae Garden. who has Just re-
turned from her second year at Vas.
SER. The Austin home in Puunui was
artistically decorated with gladiolus
and American Beauty roses. The tea
tables held immense baskets OF sweet
peas and maidenhair fern. Mrs. Bert