Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19

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each table was very pretty bit OF
Japanese embroidery. Delicious re.
freshments were served The friends
invited by Mrs. McRae and her daugh.
ter to honor Mrs. Hedekin were Mrs.
Henry c Hodges, Mrs. Robert X.
Evans. Mrs. William r. Dashiell Mrs.
Alfred M. Hunter, Madam Pearson,
Mrs. Russell p Reeder, Mrs. Philip J.
Kiehl, Mrs NJ. Pearson, Mrs. John C.
ohmstad. Mrs. Richard c. Croxton.
Mrs, Clarence r. Day, Mrs. Robert M.
Cheney, Rss. James A. Bell, Mrs. Ar
thur T. Dalton. Mrs. William p. Ken.
tall, Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln, Mrs.
BENJAMIN B. Hyer. Mrs James A. GaL
logly, Mrs. Ohio Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Harris l. Roberts, Miss Pearson, Miss
Hodges, Miss ohmstad and Miss
Elizabeth Rosenbaum.
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A JOLLY PARTY AT HAINALIU
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Mcguire enter
tanned at very delightful party on
Saturday of last week at Kainaliu,
Kona. Hawaii 1t was a very happy,
informal a.sfair. Cards were the pleas
ure OF those wishing to play, while
dancing was another feature Of the
evenings gaiety. Toward midnight a
delicious collation. was served Mr..
and Mrs. Maguire's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas C. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Greenwich, Mr.. III. A. Truslow, Mr.. and
Mrs William Alderman, Mrs. Good
nue.. Mrs. Markham, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
S. Aungst. Mr.. Wallace Aungst, Mr..
E. S. Goodhue, Judge and Mrs. J. Wes-
ley Thompson, Mrs Carrie Robinson,
Mr. Stacey, Mr.. C. Holt. Mr.. Shields,
Mr. David Paris, Mr.. William Paris,
Mr.. Alexander Paris, Miss Markham,
Miss Nancy Wallace, Miss Carrie
Alderman, Miss Portia Ackermab.
Miss Aileen Mcclure, Miss Lorna
Janett, Miss Alice McQuaId, Miss
Thelma McQuaid, Miss Helen Mathew.
nan, Miss Dorothy Goodhue and Miss
Dorothy PART
AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
Mrs. Sara Girvin announces the en-.
gagement of her daughter, Helen
Ramona, to Mr. Henry d. NJ. Cobb.
Miss Girvin is the third daughter of
Mrs. Sara Girvin, one OF the old
Honolulu families Mr.. Cobb has lived
in Honolulu for about Is years and IS
With the Dillingham; Company. The
wedding will take place In the late
fall
MRS. FERDINAND F. HEDENANS
LUNCHEON
On Thursday Mrs. Ferdinand F. Hede-
man entertained with a delightful and
extremely pretty luncheon. The table
was abloom with American Beauties
IN rock crystal bowl, and vases held
dainty individual flowers. Mrs. Hede-
mans guests were Mrs. Olaf Sorenson.
Mrs. Harold Castle, Miss Betty Case.
Miss Alice Cooke. Miss Mary Won Holt,
Miss Esme Damon and Miss Hilda
Von Holt.
Mr.. ERNEST PODMORE A DINNER
HOST
Last Monday evening Mr.. Ernest
podmore entertained at the Country
Club, honoring Miss Maxwell and Mr..
md Mrs. Balston of California. The
able was very pretty with its dainty
'enterpiece OF pink and lavender
sweet peas, and tulle in the same
ones was artistically used. After din
Ter the guests motored to the home OF
Judge and Mrs. William B. Lymer,
where, after delightful hour of dane
ng, a delicious cold supper was
served. Mr.. Podmore's guests were
Miss Maxwell and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
3alstcn, the honor guests; Mr.. and
Mrs.. John Mather, Mr.. and Mrs.
2eynold McGrew, Judge and Mrs. VIII
lam B. Lymer. Miss Dorothy Guild.
Mss Geraldine Berg, Mr.. George
Ahlborn and Mr. Cornell Franklin.
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AN INFORMAL DINNER
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Yrs. Arthur Rice entertained most
The table was very
lainty with its basket of Cecil Brun-
n roses and lace fern. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice's guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
lolf Buchly, Mrs. Gideon Van Poole,
md Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse.