Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-20


who had come to cali on their repre-
sentative in HlWaii.
In San Diego Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
were guests Of ar ard Mrs J. Fl.
Holmes of the z. S. Grant hotel and
in Pasadena wAle most Hospitality en-
tertainel by Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Lin
nard Mt Hotel Maryland.
The following clipping is from the
December issre Of :he Californian.
the weekly MAGAZINE issued in the in
terest of the three nttels- Maryland,
Huntington and Green of which Mr..
LinnarI is the manager.
Pasadena just now. is intent on en-
PERTAINING Mrs. John Trenholm War
rem. Of Honolulu. And why shouldn't
they? She was dear Grace Tower till
about seven years ago when she mar
ried one of Honolulu's leading young
men, Jack Warren. She is the same
dear Gi ace Tower in the hearts of the
hundreds of friends she has in South
ern California. who knew her as the
most brilliant newspaper woman that
Southern California had ever known
She tooK a trip TO the Hawaiian ISL
ands once upon a time, and left ner
heart out there. They say that home
is whore the heart is, so when Jack
Warren asked her to live in Honolulu,
Grace put her newspaper career on a
shelf and went out TO find both heart
and nome in The Land of the Aloha
THAT her pen has not lost its cum
ming is attested by the article she
has kindly contributed to the Califor-
Man under the above title
Many beautiful social affairs have
been given in Ms. Warren's honor and
several more are on the taps for the
interim of her departure for home
December Is. She is the house-guest
of Mrs. d. NJ. Linnard, who has enter
tanned for Mrs. Warren on two occa-
sions.
THE first charming courtesy accord
ed Mrs. Warren was luncheon of ele-
CANT appointments given at the Mary
land at which the guests were old
friends Of Mrs. Warren from all over
Southern California. They were gath
cred about large circular table whose
hollow center was filled with ferns
and great American Beauty roses illu-
minated underneath with a soft cleo
trio glow that must have reminded
the honeree of the colorful effects Of
her beautiful country. Name cards
were quaint japanese designs brought
by Mrs Linnard from Japan on her re-
cent trip to the Orient
Covers we're laid for the following:
Mrs. George Gerald Guyer, Mrs. Rob
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Mrs. Paul Holm Mrs Theodore Cole
man, Mrs B. o. Kendall, Mrs. Elliott
Lee Ell!agwood Mrs. w. Harrison Bal
lard. Mrs. newell Matson Hayden
Mrs. Benson McMechen Of Pasadena,
Mrs. .2d1y WILLS Reider of Glendora
Mrs. Henry G. Tinsley of Pomona.
Mrs Ralph Arnold of South Pasadena
Mrs. Thomas Frank Cooke of Holly
wood, .1rs Sydney Smith of Holly
wood, ldEs j. Powers Flint of Los An
geles, Mrs. H. " Harker of Los An
gelas, :trs. Ala Ware Morgan and
Mrs. J. Carlton Sample of San Diego
s'On Saturday afternoon the new
palm room of the Maryland was the
setting for a bridge tea at which Mrs
I.innard entertained another set of
Mrs. Narren's friends. 1t was a rose
tea ami everywhere about the room
were tall silver vases or low bowls Of
long stemmed roses. pink, white, rcd
and yellow, while palms and ferns gave
tropical effect. The score cards were
exquisite color sketches from japan
while the prize at each table was a
Japanese bag for needlework.
Those playing bridge were Nine.
Estelle Heart Dreyfus of Los An
geles, Irs. Roy Bradley Wheeler Of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Arthur Holiday OF
Los Angeles. MIS- Roydon Nosburgh,
Mrs. Henry Vlias, Mrs. William Bay
ard Meikle, Mrs. w W. Kellogg, Mrs,
Fred r. Harris. Mrs. William Lett
head, bliss Irene Crosse, Mrs. NJ j..
McCam.Alt, Miss Jessie McCament,
Mrs. y. r. NeScpmb Miss Matte
SnAiton. Airs. howard. Fish. Miss Jes