Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
MRS. ALoNzO GARTLEY GIVES A
TEA

MRS. ALoNzO GARTLEY GIVES A
TEA
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley was hostess at
a tea on Monday afternoon at her
lovely Manoa home The ladies honor
ed were those who have charge of the
Flower Hospital fund and the sale of
pencils held today.
Mrs. Gartley'S guests were Mrs. A.
w T. Bottomley, Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr.,
Mrs. Winifred H. Rabbit Mrs Isaac
Cox. Mrs. George Potter, Mrs Rudolf
Buchly, Mrs. Alexander Larnach, Mrs.
Henry Along. Mrs. A. j. Campbell.
Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. f. White SUIT
ton, Mrs. James F. Morgan, Mrs. Is
may Stubs, Mrs Albert Waterhouse,
Miss Rogers, Mrs. Archibald Sinclair,
Miss Maud Ballentyne, Mrs. Edwin
d. Kilbourne, Mrs. James Cockburn.
Mrs. Rsnton Hind, Mrs. Armin Hane-
berg, Mrs. Albert Newton Campbell,
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse. Mrs. T. M.
Stainback, Mrs Frances Reed, Mrs.
Grafton Beall, Mrs Clarence Lyman,
Mrs. Carl du Roi. Mrs. J.. S. B. Pratt,
Mrs. George Warehouse. Mrs. A. p.
Taylor, Mrs. Eben Parker Low, Mrs.
Lille Auid,. Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs
Conrad C. Won Hamm, Mrs Wade
w. Thayer and Mrs. Claude Watson.
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MRS. FRANCES REED A LUNCH
EON HOSTESS
Mrs. d. Keith Wilson of Vancouver,
B. c., was Mrs. Frances Reeds guest
- Of
this week. The table was prettily
done with pink and lavender sweet
peas and black and white lighted
tapers. Bridge was the diversion for
the afternoon
Mrs. Reeds guests we're Mrs. ID.
Keith Wilson, the honor guest; Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer, Mrs. William A.
Love, Miss Moore, Mrs. Z. A. r. Ross,
Mrs. c. Arthur Macintosh, Mrs. Graf
ton Beall, Mrs. Ingram M. Stainback
and Mrs. James Cockburn.
CARSON-SCHUMAE NUPTIAlS
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schuman, on
Tuesday evening Of next week will
be solemnized the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Myrtle Schuman, to
Merwin Carson. The ceremony VIII
take place in the presence Of intimate
friends of the young people. Miss
Schuman is one of the prettieSt Of Ho-
nolulu bellies aud is great fayorite
with everyone who knows her. she
enjoys a wide circle of friends, and
there will be many to wish the young
couple well.
MR.. AND MRS. ALEXANDER G.
HAYES DINNER
Mr.. L. e. Battelle of New York city
and Mr.. James Ogg we're the honor
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G.
HAYES on Friday evening. Covers
were laid for ten guests Bridge was
the diversion after dinner.
MRS. HAROLD GIFFARD A BRIDGE
HOSTESS
Mrs. Harold Giffard was hostess at
an informal bridge tea on Friday OF
this week After several good rub
bers number of friends came in for
a CHEEKY cup Of tea: About twenty
guests were hidden Il
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MRS. K. d. WILLIAMS AT HOME
Mrs. r. d. Williams, 2421 Armstrong
street, will be at home informally TO
all ladies of Central Union church and
congregation on Tuesday afternoon,
November 2S, from 8 to S o'clock, to
meet Mrs ]. H. Williams.
The latter Mrs. Williams, wife OF;
the acting minister of Central Union
church, arrived last week with her
husband from Redlands, California.
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COL. AND MRS. JAMES B.. HOUS-
TONS DINNER
Col and Mrs. James B. Houston en-
tertained a company of guests on
Wednesday evening at their Nuuanu
home at pretty dinner party. Bril-
liant red ixora formed the table dec
orations. Dainty name cards denoted
each guests place Col. and Mrs.
Houston's guests were Col. and Mrs.
William P. Kendall, Major and Mrs.
B. ]. Edser. CAPT. and Mrs. T. r. Har-
ker Capt and Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty,
Mrs Harvey f.owning and Col. Isn-
dOlph Ebert.