Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09
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MRS. CHARLES BRYANT cooPERS
LUNCHEON

MRS. CHARLES BRYANT cooPERS
/ LUNCHEON
Miss Louise Clark and Miss Har-
mon Bailey were Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper's guests OF honor al q lunch
con on Wednesday of this week. The
table was very pretty with baskets of
yellow chrysanthemums. pink and Ia
yender asters and asparagus vine. Lit
tie Japanese maids with open parasols
marked each guest cover. After lunch
1 con the girls all danced on the lanai.
A jolly afternoon came TO a close all
too soon.
Mrs. cooper's popularity is just as
great with the very young set as with
! the matrons. She is charming hos
tess, whom every one loves to be. with.
!! Tie guests invited by Mrs. Cooper
to meet Miss Clark and Miss Bailey
/ were Miss Grey Miss Dorothy Guild.
| Miss Stoney, Miss Eleanor Gartley,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Sara Luz
| cas-, Miss Hattie Lucas, Miss Mary Luz
| cas-, Miss Betty Case, Miss Thelma K.
Murphy, Miss Mona Hind, Miss Marie
Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
McRae, Mrs. Catherine Raymond, Miss
| Raymond, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss
Rosie Herbert, Miss Eloise Wichman,
| Mics Stephanie Wichman, Miss Ruth
| Harrington, Miss Jerry" Berg, Miss
! Pauline Schaefer, Miss Ruth Ander-
SON, Miss Letitia Morgan and Miss Ra-
mona Morgan.
MIR. FRANK MOSS EVENING
Tonight at his studio at Laniakea,
Mr.. Frank asoss is to be host at an
evening of music and reading. Mr..
William Levers win read Browning
| masterpiece, accompanied by Mr..
| Moss on the piano with Bach music.
After the reading the company
| plans to go to the Patterson studio
and here dancing will be enjoyed.
Those invited by Mr. Moss are Mr..
and Mrs. c. Montague Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cooke, Judge and Mrs. Alex
ander Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf. Buch-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Love.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. Err
nest Waterhouse, Mrs. Gideon Van
Poole. Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. H. Petit
john, Mr. Herman Tucker, Mr.. George
Bennett and Mr.. William Levers, Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Mead, MIR. and Mrs.
A. G. Halves, Miss Wyatt, Miss Day
walt, Mrs Elizabeth Macka1l, Miss
Pearl Sutherland, Prof E. H. Ideler,
\ Mrs. Ella Rodman Ayers, Miss Flo.
renee Butler.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALoNZ0 CART
LEYS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Aioilzo Gartley enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even
/ ing at the Country Club. The table
was very pretty, decorations including
a basket of Transvaal daisies in the
pastel shades as centerpiece. The
i guests enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Cart
t,ey's hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. e.
i Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and, Mrs. James
and Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Compuce,
Mr. John 5cotts Mr.. y. R. Myers, Mr..
Alexander Valentine, Mr.. Jas. Web
ster. Mr.. Pallar, Mr.. John Ross and
Mr.. Horace Johnson.
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MR.. AND MRS. AMBROSE. PATTER-
II SONS TEA
4 On Thursday of next week Mr.. and
Mfs. Ambrose Patterson are giving an.
other of their very popular teas. A
large number OF guests have been ask.
ed and as 1t is in honor of Madame
Media, and this is the first affair Civ
en- for her, society is all agog.
THE MORNING BRIDGE CLUB
/ Mrs. Charles A. Ragan was hostess
i for the Morning Bridge Club on Wed.
nesday, when they met at the Country
Club for luncheon, afterwards play.
ing several rubbers of bridge. Mrs.
Ragan's guests were Mrs. r. H. Duen-
i ner, Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. Frank Keef.
er, Mrs. Clarence r. Bell and Mrs.
Raymond Bliss.
| THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
4 About 200 guests enjoyed the moon
light dance that was given by the
Country Club last evening. Many
small dinners were given before it.
Dancing continued until a late hour.
The evening being cool it was ideal
4 for dancing.
Il MR.. AND MRS. WALTER COOMBS'
i DINNER
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coombs en-
i ferfainad eight guests aft dinner at