Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

blossoms. Large pale blue baskets
caught with bows OF blHs satin and
filled with great branches OF pink be
gonias were used upon the tables,
while crystal candlesticks with pink
shaded tapers added a charming
touch. Suggesting the nuptial idea
and appropriate to st. Valentines
week was the ice cream, which was
frozen with pink heart in the center
OF each slice. Pink and white bon
bons further carried out the dainty
scheme of color Mrs Edwin Benner,
Mrs. S. W Smith, Mrs. A G. Horn,
Mrs. Ismay Stubs, Mrs. 8. De Freest
and Mrs. E T. Winant of the refresh
ment committee served ice cream.
while at the punch table Miss Bella
Fay and Miss Margaret Hawk served
the first hour, relieved by Miss Eliza
beth Eynon of Philadelphia, and Miss
Laura Atherton, the second. Punch
was served from. huge blocks of ice
followed out to form the bowls, the
edges being piled with luscious clus-
tiers Of purple grapes, while the grape
leaves and tendrils were artistically
used about the base of the ice blocks.
This novel and charming arrangement
was one of the prettiest features of
the refreShment room.
A beyy of young girls in pretty even
ing frocks in pale pastel shades as
sisted in the refreshment room and at
the entrance. Miss Nora Sturgeon and
Miss Marjorie Peterson were in charge
of these assistants, who included the
Misses Violet Atherton, Margaret
Thurston, Ruth Anderson, Hazel Hoff-
man, Dorothy Hawk, Margaret Scud-
der, Muriel Peterson, Pearl Suther-
land, NJ. Sutherland. Refreshments
were served throughout the evening,
as at private reception, and the pro-
gram, which was an exceptionally
good one arranged by Miss Vera Da-
mon, was given at intervals during the
evening. The program included the
following numbers:
Songs-One Fleeing Hour (Lee),
On the Road to Mandalay (Speaks),
Mr. Andrus, Miss Knowles accom-
panying.
Chanson Proyencale dell Acque),
My Laddie (Thayer), Mrs. Charles
Hall, Miss Edith Garfield accompany
ing.
Violin, two groups-Joy and Snow
(TirindellD, Rondino beethoven
Kreisler), Souvenir (Drdla), Mr.. ldel- |
er, Miss Sutherland accompanying.
Piano solo-Waltz (Moskowski), |
Mrs. Ray c. Allen. E . ...--.-
Assisting around the rooms in con-
Quoting guests to the receiving line |
and introducing strangers, of whom |
there were present q large number, |
were Mrs. G. H. Gere and Mrs. G. w.
David, chairman and vice-chairman, |
respectively, of the committee; Rev.
and Mrs. Frank S. Scudder, cousins of |
the guests Of honor; DR.. and Mrs. r.
D.. Williams, G. H. Gere. G. w. David,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Griffiths and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Haley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton H.
Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Forbes,
Miss Martha Hitchcock, Mrs. R. G.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Webster,
Mrs. Percy M. Pond. Several hundred
guests called during the evening to
greet the pastor and his bride, and
the evening proved most enjoyable.
Miss Damon was responsible for the
excellent program. Miss Ruth Ander-
son and Mrs. j. T. Warren arranged /
the decorations, Mrs. w. F. Frear was
chairman of the reception committee, Il
while espAciai credit is due Mrs. Ed
win Benner and her committee for the
charm and precision with which the
were served.
Among special guests present were
President Emeritus and Mrs. Taylor
Of Vassar College; their daughter,
Miss Taylor; DR.. and Mrs. Mauck and
Miss Mauck, prominent eastern peo-
pie; Bishop and Mrs. Henry Bond II
Restarick Of St. Andrews Cathedral; n
Pastor and Mrs. David Cary Peters of
the Christian church; Mrs. Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer of Portland, and
many others. j..
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In compliment to her mother, Mrs.
Russell Wilson, Mrs. Orville Pratt
will preside at tea Wednesday after
noon at her home on California street.
Bridge will be enjoyed for several
Francisco Chronicle.
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Col. and Mrs. Daniel C.. lacking,
Messrs and Mesdames Walter 8. Mar.
Tin and J. Frank Judge were among
The guests at dinner given Wednes.
lay evening by Mr. and Mrs Mount
ford s. Wilson at their home in Bur-
ingame.-San Francisco Chronicle,
Feb Is. s' =. "