Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09

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Bennett carried off the prizes. which
were a very pretty, high-handled
boudoir basket, a pretty vanity bag
and menu book
Mrs. Edger's guests were her
mother, Mrs. o. p. Downing, Mrs.
Raymond w. Bliss, Mrs. Elizabeth
knight. Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
Ralston, Mrs. William G. Leeman.
Mrs. G.. r. Pentlsnd. Mrs. Hartnett.
Mrs. A. Horner. Mrs. James McRae,
Miss McRae. Miss Dell MeCue, Mrs.
Gonzell Stoney. Mrs. Clarence bell.
Miss Stuchal, Mrs. E. w. Jordan,
Madame Leis, Mrs. Raymond A..
Wheeler, Mrs. Charles A Raglan, Mrs.
John Fleming. Mrs. Claire Bennett,
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs.
Alenzo Gartley, Miss Eleanor Cart
ley, DR.. Adelaide Brown. Miss Stoney,
Mrs. W. o. Smith, Mrs. Phillip Dodge.
Miss Ella McInerny. Mrs. Alden G.
Knowles, Mrs. Robert F. LANCE, Mrs.
William p. Kendall, Mrs A. j. Camp
bel land Mrs. Daniel II. Giepty
After several rubbers Of bridge de-
licieus refreshments were served
which carried out the color-seheme
OF the flowers used.
Mrs. Edger Is q charming woman
and great fayorite in and out of the
service set.
MR.. AND MRS. HAMILTON p.
AGES WEEKEND PARTY
This weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton P. Agee are entertaining q COM
pany of friends down at Waipio. They
left town this morning and will re-
turn on Sunday evening. Those en-
joying Mr.. and Mrs. Agee's hospitality
are Mrs. Gideon Van Poole, Mrs.
Grafton Beall. Capt James Ulio, Cart.
Alexander J.. Macnab and Mr.. D.
Larsen.
MRS. THEODORE LANSING'S
LUNCHEON
Mrs. Theodore Lansing was hostess
at luncheon on Thursday of this
week. Covers were laid for six
guests.
TEA AT LANIAKEA
The garden and lanais Of Laniakea
were thronged with guests on We'd
nesday of this week. This is very
busy season with every one In Homo
lulu and society has to shop as well
as does the rest of the world. After
a strenuous morning in the shops 1t
gives one a restful feeling to know
that one can have convenient down
towneluncheon. do q little more shop
ping and then enjoy a refreshing cup
oil tea and listen to pleasant Hawaiian
music and watch the dancing set OF
younger society girls enjoying an af-
ternoon of pleasure.
Some among those noticed at tea
tables on Wednesday were Mrs. A.
Doe of San Francisco, Miss Dorothy
Stimson and Miss Terry of Seattle,
Mrs. Cherlan, Mrs. Norton, DR.. an.
Mrs. Pugsley, Mr. and Mrs. Monjo,
Miss Stoney and many others.
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ENGAGEMENT is ANNOUNCED
Last week in Wailuku, Maui, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Cook announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mar
guerite Keikilani to Joseph Joaquin of
Honolulu. After the marriage the
young couple will take up their resi-
dence here.
I'll. AND MRS. JAMES B. HOUS-
TONS DINNER
Col. and Mrs. James B. Houston en-
tertained last Saturday evening at
their Nuuanu home. honoring Gen.
and Mrs. Frederick s. Strong, who
have recently come from Schofield to
make their home in the city. The
table was exquisite. A silver basket
with a tall handle held American
Beauty roses, the lovely crystal and
softly shaded lighted candles making
the table very dainty. The hour after
dinner was devoted to social con-
yersation.
Col. and Mrs Houston's guests
were Gen. and Mrs. Frederick 8.
Strong, Commandant and Mrs. George
r. Clark. u. S. N, Mr. and Mrs.
George Sherman, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant Cooper and Maj. and Mrs.
David Stone
MRS. FREDERICK JEWETT LOW
REY'S LUNCHEON
Miss Constance Glade was the guest
of honor at luncheon on Wednes-
day of this week given by Mrs. Fred
erick Jewett Lowrey at the Country