Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-29
Mrs. Harold Truscotrs Unique
lnnchenn n MAXWELL.

WIFE, Horoto ITunCobtJ OutqoS
luncheon a. MAXWELL.
The 18th Of March, 1916, will for
many q day linger in the memories OF
those asked by Mrs. Truscott To- come
for luncheon on that day 10 surprise
her mother, Mrs. Hodge. The sur.
prise was perfect, the Irish worded
invitations had prepared the guests to
Q certain extent, but not one Of them
had looked forward 70 such sight
% met their eyes when. luncheon was
announced. The table was sight for
the gods. The center held large
green rose, from which streamers
went to each cover, holding little
Irish hat with sharnrocks as place
cards. The shamrocks were much in
evidence everywhere, even mounted
on the lemonade glasses, the Irish
canary bird stood TRANQUILITY on the
table and even the pipe was lot left
out, but came served Ia potato salad
nesting In a bed Of green. Before
leaving the table each guest drew
frcn tile center decoration little
gift, and one Of the guests got a
black eye.
After the delicious luncheon a guess
ing game was played with Ireland
much In the foreground-it Sas sim.
ply splendid and followed by a game
OF coon can.
The guests. asked to meet Mrs.
Hodge were Miss F. Bonham, Miss ID.
Oliver, Mrs. B. d. Baldwin, Mrs. T.
Brandt, Mrs. g. Greig. Mrs. c. B. Hof-
gard.
Buckeye Club Meeting,
The Buckeye Club was most de-
'lIghtfulIy entertained last evening at
the Waikiki home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. d. Westefvelt. -
The called meeting was in the ma
tnre OF q farewell reception 10 those
of the members who are shortly TO
leave for the maitland: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Bowen, who return to Ohio for
some month"; stat 4 Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Dickey, vino 60 TO California TO
make their home there for o time.
s 3 .s cs'e esiIs u Sc ssEs ssl sa2
lines. n
First on De program last evening
was the address OF welcome by the
host, Mr.. Westeryelt iin the line of
responses firht was Chaplain Scott. In
answer to the request made Of him,
the chaplain said that he was not 60
ing from Hawaii; that he had not
come TO HaFaii, but was sent, 90 he
was not soitg from Hawaii. but was
being sent.
Mf. Dick9 responded to the call
made upon him by referring to per.
sonal experiences in army life, which
led back to |ivil war days.
Mr.. Bowel responded by telling the
club some u the many reasons he
had for Roin. back to Ohio for visit,
and in doifk this gave suggestions
TO the club feh as q band of Ohioans
located herein Mid acifc.
Mrs. Bowl gavesi many pleasing
facts with Tference to early days In
<the Maxine of the Buckeye state. :
Of the ID steal numbers rendered
was first biano duet 1.-TWO pianos1
by Mrs. WCbtervelt and Mrs. ]. A.
4 Balch: q b utiful selection and one
most shillfuI rendered. Also piano
solo BY MRS Mac Pherson.
The business session OF the ciuD
was excepti1hally brief.
A recitatiA was then given by Mrs,
Moncrief. too, pertained To- army
life: sThe Sldier Tramp" The Nun
ner IN whicU this was presented made
IL impressil Nv realistic. ann III re,
gretted thatkhe approachingS laffness
OF the hour recluded persistent en-
core.
One Of the live members of the club
Is X. e. Lambert. He surprised the
club itself by openly proposing mar.