Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

REVIEW OF NATIONAL GUARD
/ The review OF the National Guard
in camp at Red Hill was held on Fri
day afternoon and proved to be quite
society attraction, as the brow OF
the hill held long list OF motors.
! Mothers, wives and sweethearts Of the
men in camp saw their loved ones in
Uniform -......... HI.
The drilling vas excellent. the men
and officers enjoying il apparently as
much as the spectators The regi-
mental band played inspiring marches.
II was. an altogether splendid exhibi.
ton of Havaiis men as soldiers
/ TIE HAWAIIAN CLUB
| Mrs. Charles Chillingworth was
hostess for the Ha waiian Club on
Friday. Several historical papers and
| legends were read and then an in
| formal musical program was enjoyed.
! Dainty Hawaiian refreshments were
served >.... -. " ...:
Some among these present were
Mrs A. G. VI. Robertson. Mrs. James
Lewis. Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs
John Lane. Miss Grace Robertson,
Mrs Carlos Long, Mrs. John Dominis.
Miss Edith Williams. Miss Abby Blu
chanan, Mrs. William b. E.ymer and
Airs. A. Constabel .:~
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TEA DANSANT
This afternoon from TO 8 LAMA
Kea will>.be very gay and attractive
with its Saturday tea dansant. A
large number of tables have been re-
served and a very jolly afternoon is
anticipated. I.aniakea is an attractive
place 10 step in to for an hour or
more. The broad lanais are cool and
inviting and the air and tone of the
place are solid comfort and luxury.
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MISS MUR1EL HIND ENTER
T.. TAINS
At Laniakea on Tuesday of this week
Miss Muriel. Hind was hostess at
very informal luncheon. A basket of
deep-toned dahlias made an attrac-
tive centerDiece for the table Those
enjoying Miss Kinds hospitality were
Miss Edith Kynnersley. Miss Ruth
Soper, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Mar.
garet Hind. Miss Harriet Lucas. Miss
Mona Hind and Miss Jessie Kennedy.
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A SEWING BEE
Last Monday several Of Miss Rosie
Herbert's friends spent the afternoon
as her guests, busily plying the
needle. Some among the girls we're
Mrs. F. West, Miss Anna Johnson,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Marian Chaplin,
Miss Merle Hama and Miss Dorothy
Guild.
MR.. GEORGE AHLBORN GIVES A
DINNER
Mr.. George Ahlborn was dinner
host on Monday, entertaining for
eight guests.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. LOVES
DINNER
Miss Pearl Sutherland and Mr.. E.
II. ideler will be the honor guests this
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Love, who are giving dinner CON-
plimenting this recently engaged
couple. Covers will be for IL
guests. .E-..
MR.. AND MRS. BRUCE CART
WRIGHT, JR.'S DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.,
are entertaining company of guests
this evening at dinner party at
their attractive Nuuanu home.
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MRS. l.. A. THURSTON'S BRIDGE
PARTY
Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston was hostess
on Friday afternoon at a bridge tea.
After a few rubbers refreshments
we're served. Several friends dropped
in for cup of tea.
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MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL A.
WALKERS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Walker
entertained very informally at dinner
on Thursday evening.
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A DANCE AT PUNAHOU
The student body of Punahou en-
joyed a very pleasant dance on Sat
urday evening of last week 1t is the
practise of Punahou to have three
dances year, and they are always
an anticipated pleasure to the stu
dents. ~ ~
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YOUNG MEMS CLUB ENTERTAINS
The G. r. Club entertained a num-
Der of its friends last Saturday even
ing at the home of H. Nielsen, one of
its members. Dancing was enjoyed.
The next social to be given by this
club of young men is looked forward
to with pleasure. ......E
Refreshments were served during
the evening.
Those present were Mrs. ]. E. Mel
sen, Mrs. Alex Nielsen, Mrs. Rowland
Smith, Mrs. Irwin, Misses g. Jensen,
Edith Bull, M. Stroupe, Esther Kahn,
Laura Coming-Smith, Maud Coming
Smith, Martha Cowan, Vera Harris,
Thelma Harris, Ellinor Hills, Oma
Haley, Marguerite Rowat, Marguerite
Gertz, Juliet and Enda Eyensen, Enda
Ludington. Olive Duncan, Helen Dun
CON CtolJa ThnmaS Thalma Aunr-