Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
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very pretty lis center held q low
rock crystal bowl and in this were
the fine fan-taiied gold fish OF Japan.
4 formal garden Of sweet peas. pan
sizes and candy turf was most effec.
tive. Lighted tapers were shaded in
pale pink and cast soft. pretty glow
over the table. Handpainted sweet
pea place cards marked each gllest,
cover. and maidenhair fern was gen.
ercuslg rsed on the snowy white da-
mask Mr. AhlbOrn's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall. Mr. and Mrs.
&C. Won Hamm. Mr., and Mrs. Benja-
min Lodge Marx, Col and Mrs. Frank
Keefer. Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Miss
Ruth Anderson and Lieut Frank v.
Schneider After dinner Mr. Ahlbofn
and his guests enjoyed the Cherni,
avsky concert, occupying two loges.
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CROQUETIN MANOA AND MAKlKi
..-= -. HEIGHTS
The old fashioned garden game of
croquet is being revived and several
HonCmlans are suddenly as keen over
il as over golf or tennis Every yard
or Cumbersome are using their back
yards-has it's wicKets down and the
crack OF mallet against the ball tells
of the game in progress. Men get
home from their offices in haste and
20 out on the lawn for an hours
sport before dinner. Years age in
Honolulu every home in the city had
a croqnet set and some of those that
have been stored in the attic for
years are now in service The old
saw of keeping thing for seven
years works exceedingly we'll in this
case. Some among the croquet WELD
ers are the F. E. Blakes. the F. c.
I.ycers, the D. f. MONEYS, the Otto
Bierbachs. the ST c. Savers, the
Charles and John Drews.
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''. -. =. +. TEA DANSANT
This afternoon several parties have
engaged tea tables at I.aniakea for
the tea-dansant that is given there
twice a week. Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. This afternoon the Quintet
Club will play from 4 TO 6 for dane
ing. ....
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-. THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
F" The Full Moon Dance at the Coun-
try Club last night was decided sue
cess. About $50 people were in at
tendance. Prior to the dance large.
number of people availed themselves
of the opportunity of entertaining
guests, making it a very gay evening
from early hours until late
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MRS. IDA MERSBERG as
.. PRINCESS INFLAMMATION
Princess Kawananakoa was again
the guest of honor at a delightful poi
supper at which Mrs Ida Mersberg
was hostess. yellow was the color
used. Handsome feather leis were
worn by the guests. About 80 friends
were in attendance.
: PRINCESS KA1.ANIANAOLES |
...=... IT.. LUNCHEON
Princess Kalanianaole was hostess |
1t luncheon on Monday. Covers
we're placed for 10 guests.
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. RECEPTION AT PUNAHOU
The annual Senior-trustee-faculty re-
ceptlon at PundhOu laSt night was
great event of the school year. The
was neld in the large par
ors of Castle hall, which were beau
.ifully decorated for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Rowland re-
,eiyed. @ .-
The senior sclass was all present, 40
strong. Then representing the trust
ses and their families were Judge and
Mrs. Sanford p Dole, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
,nce Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
house. Mr.. Thurston ana Mrs. Babbitt.
With the members of the faculty these
made large and very happy crowd.
The evening was most pleasant. 1t
vas free from all trace of stiffness
md boredom. for the committee, con-