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

HER SISTER AND FIASCE
Miss Grace Robertson and her
fiance, Mr. Harry Hoffman, were the
srests OF honor at very enjoyable
cabaret supper on Wednesday even
ing The diningroom was aglow in
red flaming ixoras and African
daisies, and quantities of soft green's
were very artistically used in decor
ating the dining and diving room. Be
tween courses, to the music ST
.uusrtet the happy company danced
Every one was expected to do
stunt and did it, some Of them being
very laughable. The guests left re-
luctantly at late hour.
Miss Robertson's guests were Miss
Grace Robertson and Mr.. Harry Hoff
man. the guests Of honor; Miss Abbie
buchanan, Miss Katherine Williams,
Miss Petty MaupiTszM-s Ben GoArad.
Lieut.. Howard p. Milligsn. Mr.. Henry
Parker. Lieut.. Eugene Robinson. Lieut.
Edward Rose, Mr.. Arch Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. James D. Dougherty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray.
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PRINCESS DAVID KAWANANAKOA
HONORED
The flower that is famous in Ha-
wall, hibiscus, was used by Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth on Tuesday
when she entertained honoring Prin-
cess David Kawananakoa The table
was a pastel colored bank of pinks and
pale yellows in every size grown. All
of those used were hybrids, and the
achievement of Mr.. Thomas P. Cum
minis. The table was greatly admired,
for the blossoms were beautiful. Bud
vases held the long stemmed blooms
and made very stunning table.
Lighted pink shaded tapers were an
added adornment. The name cards
we're hand-painted buds. H.. j.
Mrs. Chillingworth's guests were
Princess David Kawananakoa, Mrs
Walter Macfarlane, Mrs Albert n.
Campbell, Mrs. Harvey Murray, Mrs.
August Dreier, Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs,
Mrs. Albert p Taylor, Mrs. William
A. Purdy, Mrs Harvey Gray, Mrs.
Ferdinand Hons, Mrs. Matteo San
dona, Mrs. Victor Houston, Mrs.
Frank StilIman, Miss Margaret Mcln-
tyre and Miss Irene Dickson. ~
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RECEPTION FOR THE GREAT
NORTHERN PASSENGERS
The management of the Pleasanton
Hotel has gone to no end of effort to
extend a hearty aloha to the passen-
gers of the Great Northern when they
arrive on Tuesday The Hawaiian
band will give a concert in the even
ing and group of the old-time Ha-
waiians will give an exhibition OF
fancy and artistic dancing as used to
be seen here years ago. On Wednes,
day a dinner-dance will be given and
Kaai's quintet will furnish Hawaiian
music during the dinner hour and for
dancing afterwards, The hotel is
making a speciality of the Wednesday
and Sunday dinners and next Wednes-
day it will all be very gay as a large
number of people have reserved Ia
bIes and will have dinner parties. The
dancing by the Hawaiians will be on
the lawn of the hotel grounds and no
doubt will attract the kamaainas as
we'll as the malihinis. 49,. H. 49,
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MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH Z. +.
SHEEDY'S DINNER -.
One of the enjoyable dinners at the
Commercial Cub OH TuesGa! even
ing was that at which Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E.. Sheedy presided. The
friends enjoying Mr. and Mrs.
Sheedy's hospitality were Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron E. Noble, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Church Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Coke and Mr. John Sheedy. -. 49,. +
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MAUI BOOSTER" DINNER -.
Society and business representatives
turned out in force on*Thursdav even
ing when the Grand Hotel of Waikiki,
Maui, was the scene of a booster din
ner A banquet at which 200 guests
sat down was the feature to promote
the coming County Fair. after which
5ancing was enjoyed until a late hour
The banquet and dancing hall was
beautifully decorated for~thiS festive