Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18


Miss Hazel auckland is the guest of
honor this evening at dinner at the
Young Hotel at which Mr.. Watson Bal
lentyne is host A basket of pink and
white carnations will decorate the
table center and dainty. appropriate
cards will. mark the guest covers. The
dance on the roof garden will be the
diversion after dinner. Mr.. Ballep.
tyne's guests will be Miss Hazel Buck
land, the guest of honor; Miss Vivian
auckland, Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss
Martha McChesney, DIR. Walter Rees-
man, Capt. Samuel Tilghmafi, DR.
Harry Deiber and Capt. and Mrs.
Charles w. Van Way.
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MRS. REYNOLD BRoDIE McGREWS
LUNCHEON
The Country Club quarters brought
together very pretty luncheon party
on Tuesday of this week when Mrs.
Reynold Brodie McGrew entertained,
honoring Mrs w. F. Chamberlin and
Mrs. Charles Miller of Burlingame and
San Rafael Mexican creeper was
used with delightful results, and tulle
in three shades of pink was most ef
fective. Mrs. McGrew's guests were
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs.
James D. Dougherty, Mrs. Gustav
Mrs. Harold Giffard, Miss Myrtle
Schuman, Miss Jessie Kennedy and
the guests of honor, Mrs. Chamberlin
and Mrs. Miller.
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MRS. ELIZABETH KNIGHT
HONORED
At her charming Peninsula home
Mrs. ]. F.. c. Hagens entertained on
Tuesday, honoring Mrs Elizabeth
knight, who is here on a visit and
is receiving such lot of attention
from ner friends. A poi luncheon
was the affair arranged for the guests.
The table was very pretty with a
basket of fragrant pinks. Mrs. Ha-
gems guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
knight, the guest of honor; Mrs.
Frank Armstrong, Mrs. William Will
amson, Mrs. Clifford B. High; Mrs.
Emmett May, Mrs. Frank E. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Armin Haneberg. Mrs.
Frank E. Richardson, Miss Kealoha
Kekele and Mrs. Bertram Won Damn
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MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAM
SONS DINNER
At their pretty home in Puunui Mr..
and Mrs. William Williamson. cele-
brated their sixth wedding anniver-
sary on Thursday Of this week. AS
decorations crystal basket was filled
with white shaggy chrysanthemums
and long trailers OF asparagus vine.
After dinner all motored to the Uni
versity Club aud enjoyed the dance
there Mr. and Mrs. Williamson's
guests were Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G..
Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Richardson. Mrs ]. F. c. Hagens, Miss
Kealoha Kekele, Mr.. Guy Buttolph and
Mr.. Frank Moss. -:
MRS. ALEXANDER ISENBERG'S
DINNER -. -:..
At the Pleasanton Hotel on Tues
day evening Mrs Alexander Isenberg
was hostess at dinner, honoring Mrs.
L,Orange of Norway, who is on her
way TO Kauai to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Eric Knudsen. The table was
very pretty, a rambling mass of bril-
liant Transvaal daisies graced the cen
ter, while maidenhair fern was ar
! ranged on the snowy linen. Lighted
tapers with pierced silver shades, with
dainty red silk showing through, were
most effective Mrs. Isenberg's guests
later enjoyed the exhibition of Ha-
waiian dancing that the Pleasanten
provides for its guests, and also the
dance on the lanai. The friends en-
| joying Mrs. Isenberg's hospitality
were Mrs. L'Orange, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Duisenberg, Mrs. Downey Har-
vey, Mrs. Noel Sullivan, Mr.. L'Orange,
Mr.. Walter Duisenberg and Mrs. A.
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