Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26

j. NJ. Waterbury. Jr., to the colors of
Meadowbrook, the playing of Malcolm
Stevenson, another Star in the
cotorie Of poloists, and the dashing
riding and craftsmanship exhibited by
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., of Gle Great
Neck team, have given Zest TO the polo
season at Narrangansett At the re-
cent game between Meadowbrook and
Great Neck members of the Newport
summer colony were well represented
on the fields of Point Judith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
sailed across the bay from Newport
with great yachting party on board
their yacht WhiIeaway, which anchor
ed off Ocean Road. .....
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Mr.. AND MRS. AUGUST DREIER'S
CHRISTENING POI SUPPER "
This morning at 10 O'Clock the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Dreier was christened by Father Val
entin in the chapel Of st. Augustine,
at Waikiki Tie godparents Of the
young man are Mr. and Mrs. George
Beckley. The name tAleyander Nc
Duff was given the baby. This even
ing poi supper is to be given at the
home Of Mother Dreier In Puunui.
The table is to be decorated with red
ixoras and ferns. The room where
the guests will be seated will be pro
fusely decorated with palms, hanging
baskets and stalks OF fragrant white
ginger. A lei will be worn by each
guest and that will make a pretty
picture. dude" Mi4ler's Hawaiian
quintet will furnish music for dane
ing and very happy informal even
ing is anticipated. -. .
Mr.. and Mrs Dreier's guests are to
be Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single, DR.. and Mrs. w.
c.. Hobby, Madame Dreier, Mrs. Mary
e. Beckley, Mr.. Mucow, Rev. Father
Valentin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert N.
Campbell, Prince and Princess Kala-
nianaole, Mr.. John Markham and Mr..
Ernest Parker. r.:
IT,. A DUTCH SUPPER
On Thursday of last week Miss
Ruth and Miss Martha McChesney
gave a Dutch supper honoring Mr..
Foster Horner, who left later In the
evening on the steamer for the states
to reenter college After supper the
party went to the steamer to bid the
joying the Misses McChesneys hospi.
tally were Miss Catherine Lenihan,
Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss Hazel
auckland, Mr. Watson Ballentyne, Mr..
Jack" Horner, the guest Of honor,
nr. Walter Reesman and Lieut..
Charles Lyman. ~. -.
MRS. A. q. NJ. ROBERTSON
hUNOkS MRS. w. II. hIsER-
r.. MAN OF HlLO 49,.
Mrs. Wilnam haley fisherman of
Hlo was the honor guest at bridge
tea given Dy Mrs. alexander u. hi.
hoDerIson at ner home on Friday
afternoon. after several exciting ruU-
oers or bridge, refreshments were
served from a lace-coVered table, VITA
rock crystal bowl tllled with Amerl-
can Beauty roses. In the music aud
drawing rooms were tail vases filled
WIN the pa.e pink hibiscus. Guest
towels were the gifts ana, as guest
or honor gift a handsome linen em-
proIuered eenterplece was bestowed
on MRS. hiserman. ...*
Inc guests invited by Mrs. Robert.
son to meet MRS. t1iserman were
mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. Anne
Lakeland, Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs.
harry Gray, Mrs. Arthur Davidson,
MRS. Raipn Clark, Mrs. Hugh Hair
ston, Mrs. WiliIam b. Lyman, Miss
sara Lucas, Mrs. Witsell, MRS. Bolton,
MRS. Clarence Olson, MISS 1helma IS.
Murphy, Miss Helen Pratt, Mrs.
George Curry, Mrs. Augustus +. Muir
phy, and Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth.
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.... A STUDIO TEA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Patterson
were at home" to a company Of
guests on last Thursday afternoon.
The studio is attractive with its
quaint Grapes, low seats and benches.
Miss Edith Williams assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson. Tea was served at
1880. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson are So
charmed with Hawaii that they, have
decided to make this their home. MIR.
Patterson is enthusiastic over the
wonderful coloring and scenic beam