Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-03

Richards. Mss Violet Anterior, Mrs.
Jack Young. Mrs. Jack Guard. AIRS.
Ned Iso0flais, Miss Maud Ballentyne.
niss Marie Rallsntyne. niss Ramona
Marks and Hiss Ramona Morgan.
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MRS. CHARLES TEAfPI.ETON
CROGKER ENTERTAINS.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Charles
Templeton Croker entertained with
swimming party and supper. II was
q delightful ont-ofdoors affair." Mrs.
crocker's guests were Mrs Frederick
Kohl and Mrs Eugene Murphy of
San Francisco. sir and Mrs. Harry
Alacfarlane Mrs. Hepry Foster Dut-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Ivers. Capt. and
Mrs. Edward Carpenter. Miss Marion
Zeile of San Francisco and Others
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MRS. JOHN FAsS0TH A lUNCff.
EoN HOSTESS.
Last Saturday Mrs John Fnssoth
IN q long time The table was ex-
Quisitely decorated and reflected great
credit On the ability OF the hostess.
A miniature tree graced the table
center and from its tiny branches
grew nut. one for each guest. and
upon opening the nuts DAINTY Madeira
handkerchief we're exposed to view
end story called Nuts to Crack
Blue maline was most aFtisiicaIly ar
rsnged In cicuu effect on the table.
while at each guest place reposed
corsage bouquet OF violels and sweet
peas and lace fern. At the close o.
the afternoon prizes were aWerded.
! first. Mrs Frenx r. Blake. q very
l handsome hand-embroldered cushion
| top: Mrs st c. Sayres. q silver de-
/ pcsit perfume bottle; Mrs Renlon
Hind silver smelling salts bottle.
! Mrs. Fassoth leaves Honolulu The
end Of June to go to Maui. where Nr.
/ Fassr Oh IS manaeer Of fkipah1Ia plan.
stat.on. For number Of years before
gone to Main AR Fa5snlh was mon-
aver Ct the Waimep Kauai. sugar
| plantations.
Mrs. Fase0tfs tnests were Mrs.
.Fffnk r Dltl,f Mrs. Ambrose WI1I1.
MADAME Sayrts, N'ra conniff ~ I<fr /.
Mrs. Waiter Fronlb8 Ma 8f1frt
Retrle, AIRS Thoo6s eture',z Ms
Henton rim d aii i Mrs. lafl 81 floI.
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TUESDAY EVENING DANCE cl.,f.
I The Tuesday eyen.1e Dance Club.
!, under the manaeem6hf Of hI4dame
( Lester. this week renewed it, third
term. with unabsted enthusiasm For
mer and present meAlher1 are: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Watefhndse. Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. n.
Soper, Mr. and Mrs Harry Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langa. Mr. and Mrs. An
drade, Mr.. and Mrs G. Hemenway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Dole.
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren. Mr. and Mrs.
/ Howard Bowen. Miss Young. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Chas. Weight. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Coombs, Dir. and Mrs T. II. Pc
trie, Nj. and Mrs. w r Farrinetrn,
Mr.. and Mrs. " G. Sinelehurst, DR..
and Mrs Shepherd. Tr. and Mrs. H.
/ Eicknell. Or and Mrs. 4obdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rentcn Hind, Mss Cooper, DF.
and Mrs. u. H. Cure
PATTERSON ExTis3fT IS SUCCESS
Full.
Local art lovers who have attended
! with much interest the exhibition Of
paintings BY 1lr. Ambrose Patterson
at the University Club VII be pleased
to know that this talented artist con-
siders the two weeks success, both In
the appreciation of his work displayed
by the attendance and In the fact
that a number Of Honolulu collectors
have avafled themselves Of the oppor.
tunity to secure examples Of his art
This evening the exhibition closes.
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No. Love building on Fort and
Pauahi streets and there win give In
formal studio receptions every Thurs
day afternoon Meanwhile he Is con
Quoting classes and finds interest in
painting here both keen and growing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White of
Maui are leaving for the mainland.
much to the deep regret Of their large
circle Of friends. They have decided
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