Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

scott of England, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stillman, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Henriques. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kaea,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Mrs.
Lena Blooming, Mrs. A. Estee,
Mrs. J. w. Anderson. Mrs. Hugh Hairs
ten. Mrs. Charlie Booth, Miss Agnew,
Mrs Hannah Palmer, Miss Leola
Booth, Mr.. e. X Miller, Mr.. Kaniau
Evans, Mr.. David Desha, Mr.. Ernest
Parker. Mr.. Cornell Franklin and Mr.
Arthur Gay.
After the fishing party came In a
delicious fish chowder, prepared by
Mrs. Antoine Rosa. was served aud
full justice done Dancing was then
the program of the guests until long
past midnight. when all went home.
voting Mr.. and Mrs. Lane as perfect
host and hostess.
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The Japanese Consulate Tea.
Consul and Madame H. Arita en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon, Civ
ing one of the most elaborate teas of
the spring. All of the rooms were
very handsomely decorated, the floral
arrangement being especially artistic.
The most delicious of refreshments
were served
The tea was given to bring together
the new consulgeneral, Hon. r. Moroi,
and Honolulu residents. A steady
stream of guests passed in and out of
this house during the afternoon
Madame Arita is delightfully."-
charming women who has made for
herself a very large place in Honolulu
esteem. She has done much for the
women of her race and is very graci-
Gus and cordial. The consul is equ-
ally popular.
Mrs. Daniel L. Howell served tea,
assisted by Mrs. S. Sheba, Mrs Taxa
shima, Mrs Y. Sega, Mrs. Awoki, Mrs.
Mort and several other of the legation
leaders. Mrs. E. L. S. Gordon, wife
of the British consul, served coffee,
and she was assisted by several others
The reception was largely attended by
the civilian official, army and navy,
diplomatic and resident sets. 1t was
one of the most brilliant affairs given
this year. About six hundred guests
called during the afternoon. Among
them were Governor Pinkham, Gen.
eral and Mrs. John p. Wiser, Major
and Mrs. Charles A. Ragan, Major and
Mrs. M. j. Lenihan, Mol and Mrs j.
B. Houston, Major and Mrs. Edgar
Russell, Major H. o. Williams. Col
Norris stayton, Major and Mrs. X. r.
Consul and Mrs. 4. A. Shae-
fer, Consul and Mrs. r. LANCE. Con-
sui Gil, Captain and Mrs. Paul Ma
lone, Major and Mrs. G. R. Reynolds,
Col. and Mrs. F. p Reynolds, Captain
and Mrs Edward Carpenter, Brigadier-
general and Mrs. Samuel |. Johnson,
n. G. H.. Major and Mrs. Gideon Med.
Van Poole, Capt and Mrs. Jack Hayes,
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Lowrey, Justice
and Mrs. e. NJ. Watson, DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. HodsiRs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dekum, Miss Louise Lucas, DR..
and Mrs. William L. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ChillingwoTth, Mrs. Au-
gustus edward Murphy, Miss Thelma
&. Murphy, Mayor and Mrs. John Lane,
Chief Justice and Mrs. A. G. NJ Rob
ertson, Judge and Mrs. Charles F..
Clemens, Major and Mrs. w. Pardy,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mr. and
Mrs. George p Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. /
w. d. WesterveIt, Mrs. H. Castle Cole
man, Mr.. and Mrs Friedrich ID. Low
cry, Prince and Princess Kalanianaole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Levers. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Campbell, Miss Helen Kimball, Lieut.
and Mrs. R, H Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Sntlora hlmball, Mr.. and Mrs. >. 81
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