Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
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Z Friday; Manoa, College Hills.
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Thayer, MIR. II. E. Leland, Mr. and
Mrs. H. N Denison. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Horner. Mr. and Mrs. c. N.
Marquee, Mr.. and MRS. Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. q. 8. Curry, Mr.: and Mrs.
H. Harders, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Healy,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. WALL Mr. "A. h.
Larimer, Mr.. and Mrs, m. Fl. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brasch, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall, Mr. and
Mrs. H T. HOLMAN, MIC. O.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs: sZeno X. Myers Mr..
Theo. Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. t. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel De Freest, Mr..
E. B. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Hook
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W 7.Yonng, Mt.
VIM. knight, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. French,
Mr.. N. b. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. J.: W.
Z Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs II. H. Will
liams, MIR ant 1drs. Robert Levers,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis h Underwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcintyre, Mr..
and Mrs. w H. Smith, Mr.! and Mrs.
C. G! Heiser, Mr.. and Mrs.iL. e. Capps,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas, MIR and
Mrs. Fred Hons, Mr. and Mrs! W.'N.
Pattell and Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. War
rem. After the exhibition of billiards
by Willie Hoppe and Kojf Yamada,
a dance will be the event of the rest
of the evening. me aF=1 - sc Tsf
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Mrs. Gideon MED. Van Poole A Gard
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Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Van Poofe entertained with large
card party. Fhe house was trimmed
with shell-pink hibiscus. pink roses
and pink sweet peas with baskets OF
pink Cecil Bruner roses and fern. Al
ter several good rubbers OF bridge,
gifts were awarded as follows: TO
Mrs. Charles A. Ragan for highest
scoring. She was given very hand
some tray with a beautiful piece OF
Chinese embroidery on it. Mrs. Frank
R. Keerer was given hand-painted
fan hanging from a jade bracelet.
Mrs. Powell Fauntleroy received the
same sort of gift for her clever scor-
ing. Mrs. Edward Dekum was gently
consoled with two pretty crepe de
chine handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Jack Hayes poured tea, Mrs.
william P. Kendall poured coffee,
while Mrs. Clarence Day Of Schofield
assisted Mrs. Van Poole in the recep-
ton and entertainment OF her guests
who were: Mrs John P. Wiser, Mrs.
William P. Kendall Mrs. Frank r.
Keefer, Mrs. Charles A. Ragan; Miss
Elizabeth McCue, Mrs. Chalmers Hall,
Mrs. Michael ]. Lehman, Mrs. Powell
Fauntleroy, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Clarence
R: Day, Mrs. James A. Gailhogly, Mrs
Daniel L. Howe.;, Mrs. Charles s. Lin
coin, Mrs. Edward Dekum, Mrs. Ed
ward C. Carey, Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs
Daniel GienIy, Mrs. Albert r. White,
Mrs. Edward M. Watson. Mrs. William
B. Cochran and Mrs. A. C. Knowles
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Mr.. and Mrs. herman Foeke's Dinner
wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Focke entertained a company OF
friends at dinner, after which the
party attended the Harold Castle