Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-21
MRS. Z. s. CCNHA HoNORS PRIS
CESS KAWANANAkOA

MRS. K. S. CCNHA HONOES spRlN-
CESS KAWANANAkOA
Princess Kawananakoa was the hon
ored guest at poi luncheon given on
Thursday Of this week. when Mrs.
Emanuel s. Cunha- entertained The
table vas very pretty with its low
Tock-crystal vases filled with golden
peoples i'm quantities A fragrant
MALE lei marked each guest-coyer
Dude" NilleFs stringed quintet fur
nished. appropriate music during the
luncheon hour and also during the
afternoon. Bridge was the diversion
for the rest of the afternoon
Mrs. Cunha's guests were Princess
Rawananakoa, ghe honored guest,
Mrs. S. Rea, Mrs. Charles Lucas. Mrs
Robert Hind, Mrs. A. " Campbell,
Mrs. w. A. ,Purdy. Mrs. Walter Mac
farlane. Mrs. A. T. Taylor, Mrs. Carl
Widemann, Mrs Charles Chilling
worth, Mrs. Clarence Cunha, Mrs.
Jack Ena, Mrs. Harvey Mr.-ay, Miss
Mary Low, Miss Stirling. Miss Ann
Mccrosson, Miss Margaret Mcintyre,
Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Freith, Mrs. August Dreier, Mrs. Eben
Low. Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs and Mrs.
Schmidt ...-..
OUTDOOR CIRCLE LUNCHEON
The directors OF the Outdoor Circle
enjoyed luncheon at the Country
Club yesterday at which reports
were made on the circles work
Two tables we're used TO seat the di-
rectors and executive circle, both be
ing decorated in the club flowers, the
hibiscus blossoms The oval table
seating Is guests, had all the shades
OF pink from the very deepest TO the
almost white-petaled flower; the 9TH
er table, at which ten were seated,
had all the deep tones in bronze, TO
the faintest yellow. Both tables DEM
onstrated the beauty of the hibiscus
for table decorations. After luncheon
Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey. president, address
ed the members. She. told the direct
ors what Is expected OF them FOR the
coming year Each director in turn
told OF the work Of her circle. II was
an inspiring affair and left its i'm
press in the fact that every woman
present plans a large amount OF work
for the coming year.
Those at the luncheon were Mrs.
Frederick Jewett Lowrey, president:
Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Alexis Gignoux, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Albert n. Campbell
(billboards), Mrs. Clarence W, Ash
ford (educationaD, Mrs. Augustus +.
Murphy Executive officer, Mrs. q.
X. Myers (KaimukD, Mrs. A. j. Camp
bell (civic center), Mrs. Frank E.
Blake (Manoal. Mrs. Thomas j. King
(Makiki), Mrs. A. A. Young CThomas
SQUARED, Mrs. Charles J. Mccarthy
(Beretania street,, Mrs. H. H. Webb
(Palama), Mrs. Mason F. Prosser
(Auwaiolimu), Mrs. ]. Walter Jones
Pacific Heights, Mrs NJ. T. Swim
ton (Puunui), Mrs. Edwin Benner
(Manoa park, Mrs. G. Fred Bush
tArbor day., Mrs. X. Full (Japanese
ladies', Mrs. James Bicknell (Central
Grammar SCHOOL,, MrsR. q. Matheson
fpHblicity1, Miss Beatrice Castle
(iunior members), Mrs. Jack Milton
Beach Walk, Mrs. C. C. Won Hamm
WATERFRONT, Mrs Edward Dekum
(leetures) = Mrs. Nicholson (Awaioli-
mu), Mrs. George K French fort De
Russy), Miss Frances Lawrence, Mrs.
M. p. Chilsom. Mrs. Walter F. Frear,
Miss Dorothy Spinney and Miss Alice
Michaelis, the latter two being visit
ors.
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A TEA ON MAUI
Mrs. F. G. Krauss and Mrs. f. B.
Blanchard of Haiku. Maui, entertain
ed en- Saturday at a tea for Miss
GlaLy Rite who is visiting relatives
on the Valley Isle.
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AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE
MENT
Mr.. George H. Robertson anpounces
the engagement of his daughter,
Grace, to Mr.. Harry Hoffman of this
city.
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