Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26
THE GAYS pol SUPPER AND
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THE GAYS POI SUPPER AND
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On Tuesday evening Mrs. Francis
Gay and Mr. Ernest Gay entertained
large company Of guests At poi
supper. Later a number of friends
came for the dance. The lovely Wal
lele home Of the Gays was like
flower show. so lavish were the de
corations: II was the day Mrs. Gay
arrived home and her friends shower
ed her with beautiful flowers. the
table where supper was served was 4
bed OF soft massy green's. II was
decorated with hibiscus blossoms and
ginger. Great stalks of ginger were
most artisticalIy used about the
rooms. White American beauty roses,
La France roses, pink gladiolus.
sweet peas, Cecil Bruner roses and
forget-me-notE were made riot OF
color.
The guests at the poi supper we're
Madame Mariska Aldrich, Mrs. Edith
Simons, Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Rast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynold McGrew, Mrs. Albert Water
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Ten
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs.
Howard Bode. Mrs. Helen Noonan.
Mr., and Mrs. George Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. y. Campbell, Miss Jessie Ken.
nedy, Miss Mari Won Holt: Miss Hilda
Won Holt. Miss Wilhelmina Tenney,
Miss Alice Hastings, Miss Thelma X.
Murphy. Miss Laura Low. Miss Mona
Hind. Miss Margaret Hind, Miss Anne
Poucher. Miss Doris Hall. Miss Marian
Chaplin, Miss Catherine Elston, Mr..
Ronald Won Holt, Mr.. Dalton Garston,
Mr.. Carter Calf, Mr. Vernon Tenney,
Mr.. Francis Brown, Mr.. Fred Schae-
fer, Mr.. Bob McCorriston, Mr.. Fred
Wichman, Mr. Leighton Hind, Mr..
Ernest Parker, Mr.. Bob Menary, Mr..
George Fuller. Mr.. Charles Brenham.
Mr.. Stanley Kennedy and Mr.. Fred
Holm.
Those who came in after dinner
were Miss L. Arnold, Miss NJ. Hawk,
Mr.. Jack Calf. Mr. Bert Clark. Mr..
Bob Purvis. Mr.. Stanley Mott-Smith,
Mr.. Platt Cooke, Mr.. Watson Ballen-
tyne and Mr.. Allan Hamilton. The
rooms were decorated by Vernon Ten
ney and Ernest Gay.
MR. HENRY WOLCOTTS INFORM
AL DINNER =
Monday evening Mr., Henry Wolcott
was dinner host, entertaining for
Mr. and Mrs. Alison Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Miss
Margaret McIntyle and Mr. w. With
crs The table was pretty with a
basket filled with old-fashioned flow
ers In the many dainty shades of the
old-time bouquet A very pleasant
hour was enjoyed in this lovely home,
which is almost like a glimpse of the
old world so many are the quaint
things that Mr.. Wolcott has accumu-
lated during his travels.
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MRS. MARY BEGKLEY CELE-
BRATES HER NATAL DAY
On Tuesday OF this week Mrs. Mary
Beckley celebrated her birthday by
keeping open house all day at her
beach home. Friends started coming
in the early morning and all through
the day a steady stream came to of.
fer the kindly wishes for many future
years of health and happiness.
Very generously was Mrs. Beckley
remembered by her friends with flow
ers. About Is friends called
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MRS. BRUCE CARTWRIGHT, JR., A
DINNER HOSTESS
This evening Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., is entertaining a company
OF guests with dinner party The
table is to represent a formal Italian
garden, covered with a green cloth
for, the lawn while cypress trees are
formally trimmed and shaped. The
walks to the marble fountain of love
will be bordered with dainty bios
SONS. The guests VIII attend the
roof garden entertainment after din
ner. The friends enjoying Mrs. Cart |
wright's hospitality are Judge and |
Mrs. William B. Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs |
Mather of Washington. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Samuel l. Johnson, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ambrose Patterson. Miss Mar |
tina Hebron, Miss Edith Williams. Mr. !
Alapah Smith. Lieut.. James Ulio, /!
Lieut.. John Smith. Mr. H. L. Tucker |
and Lieut. Charles Lyman.
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MRS. r. F. CLAYTON A BRIDGE
HOSTESS
Mrs. r. F. CLAYTON of Saratoka road
gave most enjoyable bridge party on !
Monday for the Misses Phillips of |
Chicago, who are visiting their sister. |
Mrs, McGrail
At the close of the game Miss Edith |
Phillips held highest score and was |
presented with hammered brass tea
pot The consolation prize was
basket Of flowers, which went to Mrs !
Newman.
The guests of honor. Miss Edith and |
Louise Phillips, were presented with |
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