Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR

+ SOCIAL CALENDAR |
Mr.. and Mrs. H.tp M.ss.risn.,,
Supper Dance.
General and Mrs. iehn ?. Nlsser's
Dinner. 80
/ Miss sara Lucas swinmIns Afssr
I noen.
Mr.. and Mr. John u. spewsett's
Dinner.
The Mills Club Aftsehocis.
Mr.. ard Mrs Jack Loadonse pinnep.
Mrs. Edwsrd z. WitskRs Mlssaria
Bridge. S ~. <
Wste rhoase.W Walker Npptisis.
Major and Mrs. Charles Raean's
Picnic.
Miss Fanny Hogs lnsornSl rei.
eut. and Mrs 4. slopFs Din
&c ard Mrs. cl.rsne. oi,s.'s Din
.per.
Consul and Mrs {. T., eordon's
Dinner.
i.u.. and MIRA Thom,, 4 4. e,y,.a,'.
Col and Mrs, Frsdsrick Rsysolds'
Picnic outine. s
TIE ccx-tiorton wedding.
Mrs. Robert Ati<lnson's Lnncheop.
Can't. and Mrs o stones Dinner.
Mrs. D. e. Mahaw's Tea.
Mrs. DAVIS Hotel Dinner.
Capt ard Mira Grssfoff's Dinner
Mrs. Arthur Browns Bridge Tea
Prince and Princess kuhIe,s Poi
luncheon -
| Mrs, George a. eell,s Dinner.
Maj. and Mrs, Powell s Fauntlerpy's
Dinner-D Dance.
Mrs. David stone's Lunshson
and surely that success depends upon;
education. = :
Let us be Ike the thoaght, "As,r
spirits growing in attained spaces 9nd
not our minds narrowed to-. -nafInE.
sphere.
H. w. X. i
March 80, 1916
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Prince and Princess ksIsnIanssl6,s I.
Luau.s g., y Z, Il 81
Last Sunday was tie nktli ~ 'of
Prince Kuhi0 KalanianaDle, and hig
wife gave . delicious pol Iuncheon
In his honor. II wt5 the fi6est and
| best appointed affair Of the sort Civ
en- this wear. The to1Ie wss rnassed
with flowers n all the shades Of pink
and red, gladiolas and :lhtes fern. The
table where the feast vas served was
beautiful and many indeed we're the
compliments showered on the princess
for her very artistic arraneement.
Each guest was presented With 2
handsome yellow lei made Of six
baby ribbon. A name card was At
each place bearing the royal coat Of
arms. A fine Hawaiian, quintet fur
nished music during the feast and for
the guests afterwards during the
afternoon. The guests Wdfa Judge
and Mrs. A. q. NJ. Robertson, Mayor
and Mrs. John Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ChiIlingworth Mrs. Carl
Widemann, Mr.. and Mrs, A. n, Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MAcfarltne,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kea, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gif-
fard, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Riggs. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stillman. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Woods. Mrs. Charles
Booth, Miss Leola Booth, Mis- Mary
Low, Mrs. Hagney. Col Sam Parker.
Mr.. Ernest Parker. DR.. Bane OF Nav
York, Mr.. Montgomery of San Fran.
cisco, Mr.. c. Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Low and others.
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Cart. and Mrs. Grashoffs Dinner.
The German cruiser Geief was the
setting for very pretty dinner on
Tuesday evening, given BY Capt and
~. ry...h,ee NM tai,fn nae affFac.
tive with its bronze b2stet filled
with golden cofeopsis. a Jolly hour
was enjoyed after dinner py the
guests on deck, Capt and Mrs. Qras-
hoff's guests were Mr. kt6 Mrs. How
ard Bode, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mac.
| fariane, Mrs. Henry Foster Duttpn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr., Herman
Focke and Mr.. w. Lanz.
i 49,
Baby Week stir lntscsst
Baby Week Il creating no END o.
interest. Society women efeFyWhere
Eare deeply interested n this splendid
work and It promises from the pres
ent outlook to be an annual affair IN
Honolulu. The committees In charge
is aiming TO have every household In
Honolulu which boasts : king OF
queen" in other Eofds . baby, dis
play an American nag from the win
dow. Everyone II deeply interested In
this widespread movement Nothing
but good can come Of It
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Mai. and Mn. Powell Faantierpy's
nner-Danee.
This evening Maj and Mrs, Powell
Fauntleroy are giving dinner-dance