Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01


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Mrs. Arthur Browns Bridge.
Mrs. Edna Kelly OF Los Angeles was
the incentive for a. very delightful
bridge on Monday Of this week when
Mrs Arthur Brown had company of
friends in to meet this charming
woman. The guests were Mrs. Edna
Kelly, Mrs. Alice Schultz, Mrs. Percy
Benson, Mrs Harry Macfarlane, Mrs,
Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Fred Maefar-
lane, Mrs Clifford B. High. Mrs. JO-
seph Gilman, Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Miss Redway of Boston, Mrs.
E. Rollins OF Boston, Miss! Mary
White, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Ra-
chael White, Miss Alice Vile, Mrs.
Pemberton, Mrs. Harold Castle and
Mrs. Andrew Fuller. ..l.- ~.
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Maj. and Mrs. Charles Rasan's
Outing Party. if
Tomorrow Maj. and Mrs. Charles
Ragan are giving picnic, lunch and
outing at Haleiwa Their guests are
to be Miss Bonner, Miss McCue, Mai
de Ianey and Maj. l.. ". Redington
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Visitors Will Sail On. -.
Mrs. Parrott of San Francisco and
her daughter, Mrs. Francis McComas,
sail on the Tenyo. Maru on Tuesday
for the Orient Mrs. McCommas is the
WIFE Of the famous Water-color artist,
Francis McCommas, who is so we'll
known in the picture world Since the
close of the Panama-Pacific exposition
in San Francisco he has been having
an art exhibit in the fine art build
ing and has done wonderfully we'll
with his display, ~ 5sl.s... an Z: <girt.
Mrs. Parrott is to be accompanied
by her neice as well as her daughter
en- this Oriental trip. Miss Janney
also goes with this party. They will
get to Japan in time for the imperial
fete. H.: RI Sc. + ..s....: -. ~.
Mckinley High School Dance
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Despite the fact that it rained con-
slderahly yesterday evening. record
crowd attended the Mckinley High
school dance at the Outrigger Canoe
Club. given by the sophomofes in ho1,-
or of the graduating senior class of
1916. To Tsukiyama, president of the
class, is due great credit for the man
ner in which he arranged the affair.
The hall was deliberately decorated
with red and white ribbons, the eolors
OF the sophomore class, while the mu-
sic rendered by the Hawaiian Glee
CluD was pronounced by all to be
first class. Eighteen dances were
down on the program, and pleasant
evening was enjoyed ylall who at.
tended. The event was voted as one
OF the most successful happenings in
the history of Mckinley High school.
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Mrs. Edward F. WitssIPs. Wistaria ,..
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A bridge, party that was indeed
lovely was given by Mrs. Witsell at
her quarters at Fort Shafter on Tues.
day of this week. The whole house
and the screened lanai, where the re-
freshments were served, looked like
lovely Japanese exterior. Lavender
and purple wistaria hung from every
possible place; soft lacy pepper added
the touch of green, while slender
bamboo reeds were conventional and
made the place most attractive. Over
the large sewing table huge Japa-
nese open umbrella was suspended
and from its edges dropped the
graceful wistaria. The refreshments
were carried out in pink, lavender and
green, making very harmonious
whole. After some exciting games
were played the following ladies hold
ing highest scores were given prizes:
Mrs. Peck, quaint Chinese tea bask-
ct holding handsome Canton tea pot
and caddy. ......
Mrs, Chatfield took the second gift,
pair of lovely candlesticks that had
turtle for their base and stork to
hold the candles. Mrs. Manchester
was given the consolation gift which
was a hanging Japanese ring with
tWinkling crystals pendant from it.
Every one agreed it was a very
lively party and Mrs. Witsell very
delightful hostess.
" Her guests were Mrs. William Coch-
ran, Mrs. Michael Lehman, Miss
Kathrine Lehman, Mrs. Charles S.
Lincoln, Mrs. Raymond Wheeler, Mrs.
Thomas j. Camp, Mrs. Robert Calder,
Mrs. Robert H. Peck, Mrs. Clyde r.
Abraham, Mrs. Theodore Martin, Miss
E. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Frederick Black,
Madame Randolph, Mrs. James h.
Bell, Mrs. William r. Scott, Miss
Jocelyn Parker, Mrs Walter H. Chat
field, Mrs. Paul R. Manchester, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Lyon, Miss Hill, Mrs. Ralph
c.. Holiday, Mrs. Paul Malone and
others. r..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson
Entertain. ~-.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs |
Clarence H. Olson entertained at
delightfully."- informal dinner. The |
table center was attractive with a
basket of spring blossoms. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Olson's guests were Mr.. and Mrs |
Mason F. Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs Rob |
bins B. Anderson and Miss Anderson |
Music after dinner furnished an en-
joyable evening.
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