Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-10

I ing Rev and Mrs J. F. Cowan of Ko-
hala, Miss Helen Stearns, Mr.. Guy
Buttolph. Mrs. c. R. Pentiand. Rev.
and Mrs. s. n. Coekroft OF Lahaina,
Rev. and Mrs. F. y. Cullen Of Paanilo
| and Rev and Mrs. ID, d. Wallace Of
Kea1ekekua, Hawaii -. ~.
Mrs. s. n. Coekroft. and her two
children, Mrs. s. n. Cullen and Mrs.
IN. d. Wallace are the house-guests OF
Mt. and Mrs. John E. Baird at their
/ handsome Waikiki home. .."-.
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/ WAIAHOLE TAVERN FOR WEEK
/ r.. -. ENDS. .>~: -. "a.
II new tavern has just opened its
doors and will be welcome rendez-
vous for Honolulu society folk who
frequently get out of town for. the
! week-ends Wa;ahole Tavern, on
windwaId Oahu, IS not large and will
| be able to accommodate only about
| % guests at i time. 1t will always
/ be in position to manage a large
/ luncheon or dinner if telephoned an
! hour Or two in advance. ,Waiahole
Tavern will fill a loDg-felt need on
/ the other side of the island, for even
i people who have country homes like
| to go some place else for change.
] A capable chef will reign supreme in
| the kitchen, and as almost everything
served will be grown on the place, ex-
cellent table fare is assured. Mr.. Ed
/ ward Dougherty, who has had much
experience, will manage the new tav-
/ ern. Already number Of parties are
planned for this weekend as well as
for next. -. ...-.~
A COUNTRY CLUB DiNNER-DANCE.
Friday evening the Country Club
was the scene Of one OF the prettiest
| parties given there in months. when
Masters Bert and Marion Lord enter
tanned company of their friends at a
ldinner-dance. The whole of the club
was decorated with green's and golden
coreopsis. 1t was ''Punahou night. .
the table flowers being golden yellow,
while the place cards were kewpies
tied with Punahou blue ribbon. The
buff and blue Of Punahou, dear to all
its pupils. were everywhere evident.
Mrs. e. j. Lord chaperoned and was
| assisted In the care OF the glests by
| Miss Harrison and Miss Walker. Aft.
er dinner the young folks danced and
had a very enjoyable evening, cling
Mrs. Lord and the boys ideal hostess
and hosts.
Their guests were Miss Leinani
Chillingworth, Miss Catherine Elston,
Miss Helen Waterhouse, Miss Elsie
Harrison, Miss Jessie Baldwin, Miss
Elizabeth Wall, Miss Marian Sinclair,
Miss Elsie Gay. Miss Mona Herd, Miss
Alice Schultz, Miss Maud Mott. Miss
Clara Raymond, Miss Irene Hughes,
Miss Sadie Carey, Miss May Walker,
Miss Ruth Brown. Miss Gussie Manu.,
| Miss Gerd Hiorth, Miss Elsie Hiorth,
Miss Laura Pratt, Miss Ruth James,
Miss Naomi James, Miss McQuaid,
Messrs. Howard Lyman, Bryant Coop
ler, Jack Eppper.. Douglas Crozier, Or
!, lando Schoening. Frank Girdler. Hec-
tor Moir. Charles Hughes, Ernest Gay,
Raymond Conant, John Walker. Hen
ry Davis, John Low, Christian Willis,
Mortimer Lydgate, Newton Peck,
Wentworth Mist, Edwin Benner, Je-
rome Hughes, Lorrin Andrews, Chas.
Cassidy, Walter Vetlesen, Fred Vetle.
sen and Charles Chillingworth, Jr A
splendid quartet club furnished dance
music
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MRS. LEOPOLD knoll A HOSTESS
The Country Club was the setting
for a very pretty and effective tea
given on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. leopold Knoll when she enter.
tanned for the wives of the clergy in
Honolulu for the annual convocation.s
The guests we're seated at small tables
that we're very artistically decorated
with Mexican creeper and lace fern.
1t was a very pretty party.
Mrs. kroll's guests were Mrs Henry
Bond Restarick, Mrs. Douglas Wallace,
Mrs William Ault, Mrs. F. w. Merrill,
Mrs. 1. Tracy, Miss Charlotte Teggart, ]
Sister Albertina, Sister Beatrice, Mrs.
J. K.s3odel, Mrs Ettson, Mrs. Cullen,
Mrs. .Bernfce Walbridge, Miss ParEe, |
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Archibald
| Young. Mrs. john E. Baird, Mrs. G. r,