Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

IQuite a musician and vocalist The
rooms were very attractively decor
ated in yellow daylight lilies and gold
en- coreopsis. Lace ferns and palms
lent the welcome touch OF green.
The refreshments were In the same
color scheme and II was an altogether
delightful afternoon. Mrs. Alexander
IG. ii. Robertson's beautiful voice was
heard to great advantage In the lovely
Hawaiian songs which she sings With
lmuch feeling and pathos. Mrs. Pos
kit, who possesses rich. full voice,
lBustard and Mrs. w. F. Friedly
iwhistled several very charming num-
bers. Mrs. Daniels guests we're Mrs.
Edward Poskitt and Mrs. Robert Hair,
the honor guests: Mrs. j. Kelley
Brown. Mrs. George Bustard, Mrs. G.
G. Graves. Mrs. ]. w caum. Mrs. J.
knight of New Zealand, Mrs. ~. F.
EFriedly. Mrs. H.. Newcolnb and Mrs.
F. W. Giadding Of Philadelphia.
mr.. AND MRS. Charles CHILL.
4 INGwORTHS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cbillingworth
hcnored Mrs. Cecil Garnsey on Thurs
day evening by having company of
quests to dinner to meet her. Mrs.
Garnsey is in HopniuIu on her fourth
visit. the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
James C.. Haynes.
Il The table was very beautiful with
It's handsome low bronze bowl filled
with golden lilies and trailing aspar.
agus vine. The fame-cards were
dainty bits OF pasteboard with the
mcnograms In gold lettering. After
dinner the Chillingworths took their
guests to Heinie's where very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed IN dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chillingworth's guests
/ lwere Mrs. Cecil GarBse3. the guest OF
honor: Mr. and Mrs. james G. HAYNES,
Capt. and Mrs. Brady G. Ruttencntter,
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander G.. HAYES and
Col William 8. Guignard
GUEST AT ai0ANA HOTEL
Il Miss Msrgaret Lishman. whose
picture Is in this issue OF the star
Bulletin. leaves on Wednesdays
steamer for San Francisco. She goes
to accompany her mother home from
the coast, where she went to under
10 very serious eye operation.n The
friends of Mother Lishman are
loverioyed at the successful outcome
of the operation.
IKUNALU REDS ENTERTAIN DE-
FEATED BLUES
Thursday evening the Kunalu Reds
were hostesses to the defeated Blues
of the same club. A chowder and
IS ,,,.l1 ,,o..,r 1S1twhAR,.i g.,
It was held at the always popular Out
rigger Club, The table was very pref
lilly decorated in the club colors Of
yellow and white, quantities of yellow
coreopsis and white field daisies with
lace fern making the table most at
tractiye. All enjoyed a swim and
canoe ride, after which full justice
was done deliciously prepared chow
der supper. This over, dancing was
the pleasure of the guests until late
hour. Those enjoying the club party
. were Miss Psyche Berry, Miss Agnes
Dunn, Miss Mele Williams, Miss Violet
! Lucas, Miss Abbie Lucas, Miss Mar
! garet Mcclellan, Miss Gertrude Mason,
! Miss Bernice Cuisine, Miss Matilda
Madsen, Miss Dagma Madsen, Miss
: Louise Mccarthy, Miss Pearl McCar-
) THY, Miss Esther White. Miss Margar-
. iet Mccarthy, Miss Evelyn Scott, Miss
) Florence Lee, Mr.. Dad Center, Mr..
a Martin Fennell, Mr.. Clarence White,
) kMr. Henry White, Mr.. Elmer Crozier,
Mr.. Oswald Stevens. Mr.. Guy Roth
: well, Mr.. j. Brown, Mr.. William Barn
hart, Mr.. Van Anderson and Mr.. and
) Mrs. Oswald Iightfoot who chaper.
) oned the party.
) BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. SAMUEL !.
u JOHNSoN'S DINNER
. Friday evening Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
) Samuel Johnson were dinner host
; and hostess, entertaining q company
) of guests at the Seaside Hotel. The
) table was very beautiful with its low
) gilded market basket filled with La
) France and Ia Marque roses and
: Hong sprays Of asparagus vine and
: lace fern. Candles shaded IN two
D tones Of pink were very beautiful and
: effective. Ivory-colored rnonogrameu
] name cards marked each guest cover.
r After dinner dancing was the diver
!. sion until goIng-home time. Brig
lGen. and Mrs. Johnson's guests were
] Lieut.. -Cmdr. and Mrs. Victor Hous-
!. ton, u. s. N, of the cruiser st. Louis;
d British Consul and Mrs. e. Z. s. Cor
!. don. Lieut. and Mrs. Roy lie G. Slower,
4 u. s. N, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram Stain
j. back, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fomiiiant,
q Lieut. and Mrs. John C. Thorn. Z. s.
) NJ. Mrs. Reed, Nrs. Denbigh. Col
!. William Wiegel and Mr. r. o. Mathe-
j. son.
j. MRS. ALFRED CASTLES INFoR-
s NAL TEA
s Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alfred Gas
s. tie was hostess at q very informal
r afternoon tea, honoring Mrs. James
:. Lord and Miss Jean Lawson.