Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-12
Mrs. Carl 3. Andrews an
Afternoon Hostess.

Schofield. is the motif for an after
noon Of pleasure given today by Mrs.
Carl b. Andrews II was in the form
of miscellaneous shower. After an
hour Of hand sewing and social chat,
refreshments were served. The house
was attractively decorated in hibiscus
blossoms of a delicate pink. Mrs. Lin
ton gave several very clever readings
of James Whitcomb Riley, appropriate
TO the occasion. Mrs. Andrews guests
were Mrs Julia Smith, the honor
guest Mrs. c. F. Bush, Mrs. r. A.
Bachelor, Mrs. James Bicknell, Mrs
Bird, Miss Katherine Bingner. Mrs
John W. Caldwell, Madame Conkling
Mrs Isaac n. Cox, Miss Carolyn
Church. Miss Dobson, Mrs. A. A. Eber-
sole, Miss F. NJ Goold. Mrs. L. A. Gu.
lick, Mrs. V. H. Hampton, Mrs Hum.
phry.s Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Herman
Hugo. Mrs. A. NJ. Hamrick. Mrs g.
w r. King, Mrs Mabel Lightfoot,
Mrs. linton, Mrs q. O. Matheson,
Mrs. Frederick L. Morong. Mrs. r. @.
Moore, Mrs. Samuel Peck, Miss Ora
Saunders, Mrs Archibald n. Sinclair,
Mrs. Ingram VI. Stainback, Mrs. w. p.
Sledge, Mrs. Wade Warren TAayer,
Mrs Harry Webster and Mrs. Harriet
Guredian. asE = r
Mr.. C. D. Wrisht's Dinner. ':a~-Esf
Mr.. C. D. Wright was host at a de-
lightfully informal dinner on Thurs
day evening OF this week. The cen.
trail adornment Of the table was q
low basket filled with golden-hearted
Shasta daisies and Fiolets and sprays.
OF lacy fern. The hour after dinner
was spent looking over Mr. Wrfght's
notable collection of autograph pic.
lures. The dinner was given in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bryant and
Mrs. Leslie Parlin of St Paul, who
are old friends of Mr.. Wright Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lon
don, Miss Hlrd, Mr.. Bob Scott and
Mr.. Frank HoWes. t.f.ttt
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Touring Islands. IT,. .. ,'.
Mrs. Ida Jameson and her daugh-
tiers, Josephine, Evelyn and Irene, left
Spokane last week for San Francisco
en- route for Honolulu. Mrs. Jameson
ordered fipe-passenger Pullman tour-
ing car to be shipped on the same
boat for use during their visit in the
Hawaiian islands, which will last from
three to FIVE months. EA II" saiN
Mrs. Jameson and her daughters
expect to spend most OF their time out
Of doors and will use their Pullman
many hours each day. On leaving Ho.
nolulu they expect to dispose Of the
Pullman car and will take delivery on
their arrival in Spokane of a six.cylin-
der, 60-horsepower, seyen-passenger
Pathfinder. Spokane Spokesman Re.
view - 1s*isa So. 49,.
(Mrs. Jameson and her daughters
arrived on the last Great Northern.)
"Open House" in Manoa. -. i'll.
Ladies of Manoa valley and College
hills district, particularly those liv-
ing close to Manoa park, will keep
open house" for their friends on
Tuesday evening of next week. May
or Lane and Park Superintendent
Vierra have arranged for the Hawai-
ian band to play in Manoa park, and
in honor of this concert, which it is
hoped will be the first OF series, the
ladies OF the vicinity will light their
houses especially and welcome their
friends. The work of the Outdoor
Circle in helping to develop the park
and stimulate interest in it is much
appreciated. . .~-''z5
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Or. and Mrs. Charles Bryant coopers
Dinner.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper
entertained on Wednesday evening, OF
this week at dinner The center of
the table held golden basket filled
with pink blush roses and feathery
maidenhair fern.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Carlos Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steines of San Francisco, Miss
Alice B. Vile, Governor Lucius E.
Pinkham and Mr.. George Denison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer's
Dinner-Dance. ...:'- .%.... -. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer gave
a dinner on Thursday night of this
week. The table was a mass of dainty
spring blossoms. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaef-
er gave this dinner in honor of Mrs.
George Bennett of San Francisco, who
fard. After dinner the guests motored
to Miss Beatrice Castles dance given
in honor of Miss Eleanor Castle
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Mrs. Robert Mist's Tea. ==.'. - -
Mrs. Robert Mist was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at an informal tea.
About 80 guests called during the aft.
ernoon. " ~ ."~. =. r.
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Capt. and Mrs. David L. "
Stones Dinner. ..-.. -.
Capt. and Mrs. David L. Stone Sc
leeted Friday night to entertain at
dinner for Judge and Mrs. Edward
Miner Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
D. Mead, Mrs. Hoagland and Miss
Sutherland The table center was
most daintily arranged with a basket
of very pretty pink roses and sprays
of lavender heliotrope. -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. StiIlman's
Dinner H. ~. . = T.. :-:-..