Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

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of courtesy. The table was made to
represent a garden, With its boxed
borders OF flowers and lawn In the
center was perfumed marble bird
hath fountain. which was most arts
tic. Tiny trees were apparently the
growth Of ages, so2cleyerly we're they
cut and pruned. The table was COW
cred with a handsome grass green
satin cover. After dinner. young
hula girl danced In graceful and
artistic manner. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
CartWright's. guests for dinner and
the evening weres Madame Marsha
Aldrich and Mrs. Francis Gay. the
quests of honor; Mrs. Jennie Agaf,
Mr. and Mrs, Allison Jordan Com.
mander and Mrs. Victor Houston.
Niss Edith Williams, Lieut. James
IIlio, Lieut. Edward G. Rose. Lieut..
Frrnk Sloane, Mr.. Fred Wichrnan,
Judge and Mrs. Willism B. Lymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. wyiie MatKef cot
New York City, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der g. HAYES and Mr.. William Lew
ers.
MIR. AND MRS. AMBROSE PAT.
TERSoN'S TEA
Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Patterson gave another OF
their char4iink Studio teas. 70 com
pany OF guests, who fot1d real pleas
ure IN viewing the lovely pictures
displayed. Many lovely BITS of local
coloring IN and about the. Peninsula
were greatly admired. The Patter-
sons are perfectly devoted to the is
lands and plan TO remain here .lndef-
initely 50 charmed are they with the
life and people Of this land Some
among those noticed on Thursday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dodge, Mrl
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Miss Laura
Low, Miss Ruth Soper, Mrs. Charles
A. Rice, Miss Edith Williams, Miss
Grace Robertson. Mr.. Charles Dana
Wright, Mr.. K. Evans, Mr.. Pettihhn.
Lieut. Burlingame and Mr.. Frank
Moss. =
MRS. FRANCIS GAYS SWIM AND
SUPPER
Last Sunday evening Mrs, Francis
Gay was hostess at a swim and sup
per at her lovely Wailele home. The
rooms were most attractive with
quantities Of American Beauty roses
and great stalks Of fragraA ginger
plant. The table upon which the de-
licious poi supper was served was
lovely with its foundation eof sweet
smelling ferns and blossoms. Cecil
Bruner roses, yiolets and sweet peas
were used with q lavish hand. The
guests arrived in the early afternoon
and enjoyed q swim IN the cool, deep
pool, after which, much to the pleas
ure Of the assembled guests, Madame
Aldrich most graciousiy sang the aft
ernoon long,. Her rendition of HAWAI-
ian melodies was especially beauti.
full The friends enjoying Mrs. Gays
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
A. Ross. Mrs. Albert Waterhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Nr.
and Mrs. Alexander G. Hayes, Mrs,
Jennie Agan. Madame Aldrich, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Laura Low, Maj.
William s. Guignard,, Lieut.. James
Ulio. Mr.. George Fuller and Mr.. Er.
nest Gay. -. i
BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. ROBERT
EVANS DINNER
This evening Brig.-G and Mrs.
Robert Evans are entertaining with
a dinner party. A basket filled with
fragrant posies will grace the center
of the table and covers will be laid
for Col. and Mrs. William J. Snow,
Maj. and Mrs. william r. Dashiell,
Capt. and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Cameron,
Col. Carl Reichmann, Col William
Weigei and Capt Hornsby Evans.
MRS. DENNIS MAHAN A BRIDGE
HOSTESS ply
Mrs. Dennis Mahan was hostess al
q bridge party on Thursday afternoon
The rooms were most artistically dec
GRATED with quantities Of cut flowers
roses, giadiolus, Transyaal and Shasta
daisies and hibiscus, with many lovely
hanging baskets OF lace ferns. The
gifts were very pretty ornamental
book marks with gorgeous tassels and
ivory paper cutters on either end
The party was given In honor Of Mrs
Heebner Of Philadelphia, and she was
given as q guest prize a lovely green
pottery bowl. Miss Julia Heebner wor
one Of the prize gifts. Mrs. Alexan
der Hawes was q winner as was Mrs
Gribell Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mahan'i
guests were Mrs. Heebner OF Phfladel
phia. Miss Julia Heebner. Mrs. J. r
cr;h.1f ~ phifodainlfa Mrn AfnYan
der O.. Halves, Mrs. c. 3. Pembefton