Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
SOCIETY
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK z. THoALP-
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SONS DINNER
Around a table made most attractive
with a silver basket filled with Amer.
lean beauty roses and rrailers OF as
paragus vine, Mr. and Mrs. Frank r.
Thompson entertained on Friday even
ing at dinner. After dinner the music
al the roof garden was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Gustav Schaeier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Homer. Dr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. EEOdgins ana DR. Clifford b.
High. -. .". =>-.:..' .....:
HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE
49,. .:-- PARTY a.. .' ~
One of the jOlliest parties OF the
week was given Halloween by
Wilson anu Roy Jacobson al the at
tractive home OF their parents in Kai-
muki. The grounds and house were
appropriately. decorated symbolic of
HallOwe en-Jack oIanterns. witches
and black cats being much in evil
dence. 49,. .... .....
The guests were greeted by numer-
Gus ghosts in the grounds who direct
ed them in a weird manner to the
house where an sorts of surprises
awaited them. The evening passed
all too quickly with games tpriZes
being awarded the lucky couple) and
dancing, the costumes being varied.
An old witch in a secluded corner re-
veaIed the futures of any who wished
to consult her. -.
Dainty refreshments we're served on
the spacious lanai Those who enjoy
ed the hospitality of the hosts were
Dorothy Ormiston, Frances Clark,
Roberta Clark, B.. Towse, Helen King,
Ethel, Thelma and Alice Hartman,
Margaret and leila Rowat, Ester
Armstrong, Rebekah Sherwood, Rich
ard Simonton, Walter Samson, Doug
las Ormiston, Orlando Schoening.
Ralph Meters, Jack Foster. Frank
Day, Murray Heminger Riley Kuehn,
Billy Nichols anG Ezra Crane.
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MR.. FRANK. MOSS SUPPER-DANCE
Laniakea was the setting for very
attractive supper on Thursday evening
given by Mr.. Frank Moss. Tables on
the lanai were lighted with Japanese
lanterns After dinner the guests
danced the evening hours away Mr..
Moss guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. William William
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Patterson,
Miss Edith Williams, Miss Able Bu-
chanan, Miss Florence Butler, Mr..
Dunbar Wright, Mr. Charles Dana
Wright, Mr.. Guy Buttolph, Mr.. George
Bennett and Mr.. II. L. Tucker.
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MRS. ELIZABETH KNIGHT HON
ORED "@.. ...-
Mrs. William Williamson was
hostess at very informal two-table
bridge on Thursday afternoon when
she entertained for Mrs. Elizabeth
knight. who is on visit to Homo
lulu. After several rubbers of bridge
refreshments were served. Mrs. Will
iamson's guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
knight, the guest Of honor; Mrs. Jack
Dowsett, Mrs. J. F. C. Hagens, Mrs.
Frank E. Richardson, Mrs. Armin
Haneberg and Mrs. Harold Giffaru
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MR.. AND MRS. J. MORTON RIGGS
DINNER
tanned on Monday evening with din
ner served at the University Club.
The table was very dainty, basket
being filled with pink and white candy
tuft and fine ferns Mr.. and Mrs.
Riggs guests were Princess David
awananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane and Maj. Herbert Will
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MRS. RALPH GAYLORD'S SEWING
TEA II. Il.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Ralph Gaylord was hostess at small
informal sewing tea at her Hassinger
street home Dainty needle work
made the afternoon hours pass quick
ly. Those enjoying Mrs Gaylord's
hospitality were Mrs. Ralph Clark.
Ars. F. West, Mrs. Grover Bratton,
Miss Ruth Soper and Miss Anna
Johnson.
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DR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR HODGINS'
ANNIVERSARY
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins will
celebrate their fifth wedding anniver-
sary tomorrow by having company
of friends enjoy a day at Kahalawai
as their guests.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. bromley an
nounce the engagement of their daugn-
ter, Miss Abigail NJ. Bromley, to Rob-
ert S. Anderson, assistant superinten-
dent of Leahi home. :....:- ~.
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A COMING SUPPER AND SWIM
Lieut.. Girls NJ. Burlingame will be
host on Tuesday evening of next week
at supper and swim at Fort De
Russy. :..... -. .-..- ~:
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A TEA AT IANIAKEA
Mrs. Gideon van Poole entertained
a few friends at the tea dansant at
Laniakea on Wednesday afternoon.
The friends with Mrs. van Poole were
Mrs. Hamilton P. Agee, Mrs. Florence
Butler and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse.
PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA