Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

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to the royal palace. "..
Some among those noticed were
Queen Liliuokalani, Mr. and Mrs. Cur.
tbs Iaukea. Mr. and Mrs. John Aimoku
Dominis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hen
riques, Mrs. Emma Nakuina, Mrs.
Robert Levers, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer,
Mrs. B. F, Dillingham;, Mrs. ]. Robert.
son. Judge and Mrs. A. G. VI. Robert.
son, Mr.. and Mrs., Bruce Cartwright,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Marx,
Master Cartwright, Rev. Akaikc
Akana, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. A. +.
Murphy, Rev and Mrs. Leopold Knoll,
Miss Helen Pratt, Miss Ramona
Marks, Miss Helen Kimball. Miss
Alice Doughty, Miss Pearl Mckinney,
Miss Chilean, Mrs, Charles Stillman,
Mrs. Doolittle, Mr.. William Levers,
Mr.. Eaton Magoon, Mrs. Mahulanf
Rosa, Miss Mclean, Miss Grace Rob-
ertson, Mr. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Bosworth.
The following is q list Of the honor.
airy members and the active members
of the Ka Aha Hui ma Pua Hawaii:
Queen Iiliuokalani, Princess Kalan-
ianaole. Miss Lucy Peabody. Mrs.
Henriques, Mrs Nakuina, Mrs. Iau-
kea, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. B. F. Diiling.
ham, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. Coney,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs
Eben Low, Mrs. Ward, Ably Buch-
anan, Lola Booth, Mrs. Chillingworth,
Mrs. Constable, Mrs. Dominis, Mrs
Dougherty, Mrs. Hall, Amelia Holt,
Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Long,
Mrs. Lymer, Mrs. A. @, NJ. Robertson,
Miss Grace Robertson, Miss Sibyl Rob
ertson, Miss Henrietta Smith,. Miss
Kulumanu Ward, Miss Edith Williams
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JUDGE AND MRS. A. G. M. ROBERT
SON COMPLIMENT JUDGE
AND MRS. w. w. MORROW
Chief Justice and Mrs. A. G. NJ.
Robertson gave a dinner In honor of
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Morrow of San
Francisco on Thursday evening OF this
week. It was one OF the most ex.
quisitely appointed dinners Of the sea
son. The center of the table was
made to representa- garden with an
oid-fashioned lattice treilis over which
fragrant pink roses climbed. At the
base of the lrellis, or rather the gar
den path, were Dorlered rows of old
fashioned flowers and fine ferns. The
garden had lis dainty growth Of
greenery. The name cards were gold
baskets filled with roses, and dainty |
fun bows of tulle were tied on the |
handle. In the oid-fashioned garden
grew sweet peas, forgetmenots, pan
inc Aorx
artistically arranged about the lattice |
trellis. - Il - - ...-.ss... -.
Justice and Mrs. Robertson's guests
were Judge and. Mrs. w. W. Morrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Single, Justice and
Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Hugh
Hairston and Mr.. Cornell Franklin.
After dinner Mrs. Robertson sang sew.
eral solos. =.-.
MRS. SAMUEL WALKER A LUNCH
EONs HOSTESS. ~. I
Thursday Mrs. Samuel Walker en-
ertained very informally at luncheon.
basket filled with sweet peas made
he table most attractive. Mrs. Walk
RS guests were Mrs. Charles Wild.
r, Mrs. Harold Giffard, Mrs. Gray,
drs. Gustav Schaefer, Mrs. William
larry, Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs. Arthur /.
;. Hodgins and Mrs. Arthur Davidson.
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MIR. AND MRS. PHILIP BUSH'S
DINNER. |.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
'hilip Bush of San. Francisco enter
aimed at dinner. Covers were placed
DR. six, The dinner was at the Pleas.
INTO motel, where the Bushes are {
uests.
~ AN INVITATION. I
.. The Officers and Ladies a
49, Of Fort Shafter :
request the pleasure of /
your company .... In
on Friday evening, June %,
.s..-. at $50 O'Clock. h
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CARDS OUT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marston Campbell y
ave sent the following cards to their =
rye circle of friends:
Mr.. and Mrs, Marston Campbell
-. r. At Home, d
Thursday, June the twenty-ninth
nineteen hundred and sixteen [
from four to six o'clock "
.:..# Kahala IL
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RS. THOMAS CHURCTS INFORM r
-: Al TEA. n
Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas 81
lurciI was hostess at a small in A
rmal tea. About a dozen guests en- tc
yed a delightful afternoon. Sewing h
ID social chat constituted a restful 81
ogram. G.
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IRIS. GUSTAV SCHAEFER'S TEA. te
afternoon Mrs. Gustav sc
'haefer gave a tea at her pretty ST
luanu home in honor Of her sister, fe
rs. William Harry, who Is here for 81
r first visit. The house was a. W
oom with great masses of golden br
lilies and baskets of
ms. The Schaefer home Is very II
ndSome one and lends itself beau C..
ully to entertaining. Sc
Mrs. Schaefer was assisted by Mrs. X;
ederick A. Schaefer. who poured W