Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04


Between and in the afternoon
about So guests dropped in for cup
OF tea and dance or two. At the
luncheon hour 65 guests were in the
dining room, several OF them private
parties. The rooms are becoming
more popular with each day. The
"sterner sex" were a bit shy the first
few days. but now have gotten brave.
ly over their timidity and e/ine reg
ularly for their luncheon On Mon
day Mrs. Edward Carpenter was host
ess at small luncheon, as was Mrs
Ella Ayers. Miss f. A. r. Ross, Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Ambrose
Writ On Wednesday Mrs. A. N
Campbell had a luncheon for Mrs.
George Simmer, entertaining IA guests
at tea. Mrs. T.. A. r. Ross had 10
guests at tea Mrs. Gideon Van Poole
and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse had tea
guests. as did Mrs. Carl Du Roi and
Mrs. Elizabeth knight and many
others.
COL. AND MRS. JAMES McRAE'S
RECEPTION
Col and Mrs. James McRae were
host and hostess al a reception on
Friday afternoon honoring Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Robert X. Evans. The recep-
ton room was most attractive with
all shades OF pink and rose, hibiscus
and potted plants. The dining room
was very dainty with pink begonias
and asparagus vine From the ceiling
$500 o~~oouod .hou,aru ~ nink tullo
pink begonias and asparagus trailers.
The lights we're all shaded in pink and
IL was all very pretty and dainty. Col.
and Mrs. McRae introduced the callers
to the guests of honor. after which
refreshments were served.
Mrs. William Dashiell served punch.
Mrs. James Houston tea and Mrs. Will
liam p. Kendall poured coffee. Miss
McRae was assisted in looking after
the comfort Of the guests by Miss
Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Miss Helen
Ohnstad, Miss Kittson, Miss Hodges,
Miss Bailey. and Mrs. Clark. Kaai's
quintet furnished music during the
reception and for the dance after
wards.
Col. and. Mrs. McRae's guests were
Gen. and Mrs. Robert X. Evans, for
whom the party was given; Gen. and
Mrs. Frederick s. Strong, Col. and
Mrs. r. A. Snow. Mrs. Locke, Col. an
Mrs. William Dashiell, Maj. and Mrs.
Ohio Rosenbaum, Lieut. and Mrs. Wal
ter "A. Frank, Maj. and Mrs. Conrad
s. Babcock. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Lowe. Col. and Mrs. William B. BANS
ter. Mai and Mrs. ]. K. Bell, Capt. and
Mrs. Eugene r. Householder, Capt. o..
De Grasse Catlin, Lieut.. and Mrs. ia
cob L. Deyers, Maj and Mrs. Hamif-
ton Hawkins, Col. and Mrs. Charles A.
Hedekiu, Miss Dorst, Capt. and Mrs
Philip H. Kiehl, Col. and Mrs. Henry
c. Hodges, Miss Hodges, Col. and Mrs.
Richard G. Croxton, Miss kittson'
Mai. and Mrs. Edward c. Carpenter,
Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy, Lieut.. Jo-
seph Haw, Lieut.. Girls M. Burlingame.
Capt. and Mrs. George T. Perkins.
Capt and Mrs. Charles ]. Taylor, Mrs.
Richardson, Capt and Mrs Arthur T.
Dalton, Col. William Weigel, Mrs. Wit.
sell. Lieut.. Edward Witsell, Lieut. ard
Mrs. Ralph G. Holiday, Madame Pear.
son. Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Lieut..
William III. Britton. Lieut.. Robert e..
Guyer, Capt. and Mrs. Elyid Hunt.
! LietitssAdrian X. Polhemus, Gen. and
Mrs. Hobbs, Lieut. Robert A. Shaner,
Lieut. and Mrs. Stephen II Mac
Gregor, Col and Mrs. William p. Ken
dali, Col. and Mrs. James Houston,
Capt Hornsby Evans, Capt. and Mrs.
iack Hayes, Capt. and Mrs. James Cal.
lpgly, Capt and Mrs. Daniel IL
Gienty, Col. Rudolph Ebert. Maj. and
Mrs. Charles Lincoln, Miss Catherine
Raymond, Miss Carolyn Raymond,
Col and Mrs. Hunter, Col and Mrs
Andrew Hero. Capt. and Mrs. John c.
Ohnstad, Miss Ohnstad, Lieut. and
Mrs. Stewart Griffin, Capt. and Mrs.
Lawrence c. Crawford, Maj. and Mrs.
Russell p. Reeder, Lieut. John 7.
Kahle. Lieut.. Philip G. Blackmore,
Capt. and Mrs. George Clark, U. S. N;
Miss Clark and Mrs. Harmon Bailey.
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PRINCESS DAVID KAWANANAKOA
A HOSTESS
Princess David Kawananakoa was
hostess to about 200 Hawaiian women
ON Monday afternoon. 1t was planned
To make a garden party Of the affair,
but the rain interfered, so the large
and comfortable lanai was used Here
the princess met the women OF her
race. who we're anxious for an hour
of intimate talk with her. The pr'n,
cess was assisted by several trlenos
who personally waited upon the
guests. It was avery charming party
and much enjoyed.
Those assisting for the guests were
Mrs A. P. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Chilli
ingworth, Mrs. E. s. Cunha, Mrs. Wal'
ter Macfarlane and Miss Irene DICK
son. =,
A quintet club furnished the Old
time Hawaiian music and hulas Many
of the women present danced very
gracefully the hula. which when arus-
tically done is beautiful to witness
They asked permission to have a
.shookupu" for the princess on Thurs
day, that is. to bring gifts OF qua, null
let. squid, poi, lobster. crab, chicken,
coconut pudding and the other acces.
SORES that go to make up luau. Full
Justice was done the Thursday spread
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