Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-28
Mr.. A. N. CAMPBELL. AND Mr..
ROBERT SINGLE HOSTS

NIX. A. N. CAMPBELL AND NIX.
ROBERT SHINGLE HOSTS
The Manoa home Of the Robert W.
Shingles was the setting for very
charmingly arranged poi luncheon Civ.
en- by Mr.. Albert Newton Campbell
and Mr.. Robert Single on Tuesday.
They entertained company OF
friends who were on their way home
from the Orient with poi luncheon.
The guests we're charmed, as IL was
their first experience with Hawai-
ian feast The tables were very pref
lily decorated with roses, sweet peas.
marguerltes, violets and pansies, at
each guest cover were leis of the same
fragrant and dainty blossoms. Also
for the ''maiihinis" were long leis
Of MALE which they all carried to
the steamer The guests were Prin-
cess Abigail Kawananakoa, Mr. and
Mrs. Evans Brown Of Warrington, DR..
and Mrs. Hopkins Of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Drangold Of
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Hunt
Of San Francisco, Mrs. Stever Of San
Francisco. Mr.. Hansen OF the consul
lar service in China, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckett of Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chillineworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Falk, Mayor and Mrs. John
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Petrie,
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Coke, Mr.. John
McCrosson, Capt Peter Johnson and
Mr.. Robert Sever.
PRINCESS DAVID KAWANANAKoA
HON0RED
Mrs. Andrew Fuller entertained a
company of friends at Laniakea on
Wednesday. 1t was very gay after.
noon at Laniakea tea rooms, for about
three hundred guests were In attend
ance. Those at Mrs. Fuller's table
were Princess David Kawananakoa,
the guest Of honor; Mrs. Eben Par
ker Low, Mr.. A. J. Campbell, Mrs.
+. A. Schsefer. Mrs. Armin Haneberg
and, Mrs Lyman.
PLEASANTON HOTEL DANCING
PARTY
About 100 invited guests enjoyed
the dinner-dance at the Pleasanton
r1otel last evening. A number of large
and small dinners before the dance
made the diningroom very gay with
the pretty gowns Of the women and
the tables all abloom with blossoms
and green's The semi-monthly dane
es that were SO popplars last year VIII
be feature Uf social life this year,
for the hotel aims only to attract the
most desirable pf people es its guests. !
Dude" Millers excellent quintet Will
furnieh the music for the dances and
that in itself is always great attrac-
ton. The hotel has great prepare,
tons under way for the winter. many
lovely things having been planned,
and q gay season Is anticipated.
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MR.. CORNELL FRANKLIN A DIN
NER HOST
Mr.. Cornell Franklin was q dinner
host on Friday evening when he en-
tertained q company Of guests. A
pretty basket filled with roses, sweet
peas, violets and pastel shaded dais-
les made most attractive. center.
piece. After dinner the guests mo-
tored to the Pleasanton and enjoyed
the dance there. Mr.. Franklin's guests
were Capt and Mrs. George H. Paine.
Mrs. Cameron, Judge and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Lymer, Miss Sara Lucas and
Mr.. Malcolm Franklin.
A DAY IN THE VALLEY
About fourteen very congenial
friends will motor up to the Shin
gle home In Manoa valley and enjoy
q day in the country. Princess David |
Kawananakoa will be the guest of
honor on this occasion.
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DR.. AND MRS. HARVEY MURRAY'Sl
DINNER PARTY
Princess David Kawananakoa was |
the guest of honor at q dinner on
Thursday evening. The table was
very lovely with its long-stemmed
American Beauty roses and aspara
gus vine. The evening was devoted |
to bridge. DR.. and Mrs. Murray's
guests were Princess David havana
nakoa. Mr. and Mrs Frank e. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfar-
lane, Major Herbert Williams, Mr.. |
Clarence Olson and Mr.. Cornell Frank
lin.
MRS. r. @. KRAUSS OF HAIKU
ENTERTAINS
The Kuiaha Reading Club of Haiku
met last week with F. G. Krauss Of
Haiku. After the business was over
refreshments were served and a so
cial hour enjoyed. The following Of