Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay III ~
on the Mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay, who have
been visiting in San Francisco, have
attracted much attention in mainland
society. A recent edition OF "a San
Francisco PAPER saws:
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Dinner at Naval Station So .t .t. -. r.
Public Works Officer Parks al, the
naval station, Pearl Harbof, and Mrs
Parks entertained az dinner en- Tues
day evening at their home at the ma,
val station IN honor OF Admiral
Bonsh, commandment, and Mrs Boush
their guests beng Governor Pinkham
Admiral and Mrs. Boush. Madame
Clinton, Miss Boush. Miss Gray, Miss
Frear, Col. Cooper, Surgeonsgeneral.
NJ @. H: Civil Engineer Smith and
Civil Engineer Burrell 7a3 ~ .
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Popular Society Girl to Visit Here.
Miss Elizabeth Sears, who has been
visiting Mrs Preston w. Smith for
several days, has been charningly en-
tertained recently by large coterie
OF friends. Miss Sears has been liv-
ing in New York for the past few
years, previous to which she made her
home with her brother, Lieut.. Robert
Sears, at Vancouver Barracks. Lieut..
and Mrs. Sears Marguerite Hume)
are now stationed in Honolulu, and
Miss Sears left Thursday for San
Francisco, from whence she will sail
for Honolulu for the winter.
During her visit here she has been
entertained by a number of pFomin-
ent matrons, including Mrs. Smith,
who gave a small tea for her house
guest Saturday afternoon; tile same
evening evening Mrs. r. A. Letter was
hostess for a dinner party at the Wa
verley Country Club. Miss Elizabeth
Creadick presided at pretty dinner
Wednesday night in her honor. Mrs
H. c. Workman also entertained for
her with charming informal tea, and
Miss Isabella Gauld presided at a
small luncheon Thursday, the guests
in practically all instances being only
old friends of the visitor.
Miss Sears also shared honorS with
Miss Katherine Ecob of New York
Wednesday, when Mrs. Joseph y. Teal
presided at a luncheon, the guests
numbering nine.
Miss Ecob also was one of the much
feted visitors during the week, her
sister, Mrs Harold NJ. Sawyer, with
whom she is visiting, giving a charm,
ing tea for her Tuesday afternoon
About IS matrons and maids called
during the hours of 4 to 6. The first
hour the tea table was presided over
by Mrs. D. P. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph
N. Teal, Mrs. Leroy Parker, and Mrs.
Fl. c. Workman. The second hour, the
following matrons took charge of the
samovars: MIS-. Preston " Smith
Mrs. Louis H. Tarp!ey and Mrs. Fetch
er Linn
Receiving with Mrs. Sawyer and hel
sister were Miss Elizabeth Sears and
Mrs. r. T. Allen. Assisting about the
rooms were Misses Genevieve Church
Mary Meldrum, Elizabeth Creadick
and Fay EiChols.-Portland Oregonian
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Mrs. Floyd Emmans Complimented
At a Bridge Party by Mrs. Bolton.
Mrs. Floyd Emmans was the inspi
ration for a pretty bridge party giver
| by Mrs. T. L. Bolton at her home or
Monday afternoon. Pink and white
was the color scheme chosen by the
hostess and was carried out effective
ly to the remotest detail Suspended
from the chandelier in the dining
room was a huge basket of Boston
! lace fern in the center of which
stood a dainty pink butterfly fashion
| ed of tulle Graceful pink streamer'
were extended from the butterfly t.
cut-glasS vases filled with pink carr