Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

GodTrey HarterhOff, Mrs. George Rey.
nclds, Mrs. Harrison Hall, Miss Helen
Alexander. Capt and Mrs. ]. D.. Whit.
tam, Mr.. George Fuller. Mr.. Robert
{ .oupain, Col Samuel Shrgis. Maj
Arthur s. Conklin. Capt George ia
merson, Mai. and Mrs Frank. C0e,
Mr.. Burrows. Maj. Matthew Delaney
and Col. and Mrs Reynolds. 81 s .1sa
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Luncheon at Waikiki. Ill i ..........
Mrs.. Themas Frothington, who with
her husband has been spending her
honeymoon In Honolulu, was the guest
of honor at q prettily appointed lurs
cheon on Tuesday at which Mrs. Wal.
ter Dii.ngham was hostess at her
japanese Garden, al Waikiki Japa-.
nese ehrysanthemums artistically ar.
ranged were noticeable in the decora.
tons, and dainty cards marked the
plsce Of each guest. Covers were laid
for Mrs Thomas Frothington, Mrs
Christian de Gnigne, Jr., Miss Ysaben
Chase, Mrs. Frank King. Mrs. Il. p
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Bromwell,
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Arthur
Wilder and the hostess.
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Royal liibiseus Presented TO Her
Majesty.
Among the several varieties Of satin.
hibiscus blossoms which have attract
ed so much attention. not the least OF.
the admired. is that which bears
the name Of Her Majesty Queen Lilin-
okalani. On Sunday afternoon Miss
Ella Wintersteen, who has fashioned.
the flowers out OF bits Of silk, car
ried one of them and q. poem written
for the queen by katherine NJ. Yates
to Washington Place and presented,
them to the first lady Of the land. The;
blossom y white. streaked with dawn
pink s. 49, !, y
The little verse written BY Mrs.
Yates, and which delighted Her Ma
jesty, was:
Queen Of sweet-souled people,
Whose land the strangers claim,
Long may your smile bring sunshine
To the flower that bears your
name. gt.5
Capt. and Mrs. Whiftam Entertain.
As a finale to the water carnival In.
the harbor last night, Capt and Mrs..
Whittam entertained at a beach partys
and supper after the festivities in
town. The party motored to the beach.
and after Q swim were served q de-.
licious supper in the moonlight. The:
guests included Col. and Mrs Charles;
BromWell, Col. and Mrs. f. r. Reyn-i
ODDS Mrs. George Reynolds, Mrs. Har-i
rison Hall Lieut. and Mrs. Harold!
Nichols, Miss Lila Mcdonald, Lieut.
and Mrs. Green, Mrs. Rogers, Maj
Matthew Delaney, Robert White. Mr..
Robert Couvain and DR.. Leo Mudd.
The shihes to Return. q
Letters have been received from,
Mrs; John Shibe, who visited in Homo
lulu last fall. saying that she is still:
In San Francisco. Early in March
Mrs. Shibe expects to return to her
home in Philadelphia, where Mr.. Shibes
has already gone. During their visit
in the islands the Shibes were enter
tanned extensively and their friends
viii be delighted to know that they are
planning to return to Honolulu In the.
summer, or II il Is not convenient for
them to make the trip at that time
to come later in the year.
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Capt. and Mrs. Foucar Entertain.
A pretty affair of the week was the
dinner at which Capt. and Mrs. F. H
Foucar entertained last evening at
their home IN Manoa valley in honor
Of Capt Foucar's mother, Mrs. r. w.
Fcucar. and Col. Forsythe. After din
ner the party motored to the harbor
to watch the water carnival.
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Mr.. Bert Clark Host.
An enjoyable dinner preceding the
masked ball at the arInory on Wednes-
day was that at which Mr.. Bert Clark.
entertained. For the table decora-l
tions yellow and green. the Carnival
colors, predominated and an attractive
arrahgeInent Of yellow roses and maid.