Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-20

sic Farley, Miss Ellen Lowry, Mrs.
Neal x. Traylor, Mrs. Ira Smith. Mrs
James arker. Mrs. L. T. Malaby, Mrs.
Rath, Mrs. Walter Raymond, Mrs
FLOYD James, Mis-. Henry Newly, Mrs.
Head, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Linnard.
"Am2ng those who came iii for tea
were Mrs. w n. McGilvray, Mrs. John
WadswGrth, Mr.. John :Bragdon, Miss
. Bunnelie, Mrs. L. p. Crawford, Miss
Louise Crawford, Miss Winifred Webb.
Mrs Pearl Wi2kcns pClGe, Miss Eliza.
beth Zones, Mrs. r. II. Pinney, Miss
Tower MTs. S. P. Swearengen, Mrs.
Robert X. Meredith, Mrs. s. w. Doc
little. Mrs Water Nichols, Mrs. Una
Nixson Hopkins, Mrs Louise George,
Miss Clark, Mrs Bertha Belcher, Mrs.
George w. Witoerell, Mrs. z. NJ Mold,
Mrs. S. D. P. Randolph, Miss Anne
Whitmere, Mrs. W. p Hawk of Homo
lulu, Mrs Inness Kinney and others
Mrs. W. w Kellogg poured tea while
Mrs. Walter Raymond presided at the
chocolate table. "=....
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SNOW "COTILLTON PLANS
The Snow Cotillion that is TO take
place on Thursday evening of next
week Promises to he the social event
of the week. The young people who
are dancing in the cotillion are busy
at rehearsals three times a week and
many lew ballroom steps will be
danced here for the first tine The
Roof Garden is to represent a snow
scene. The decorations for this are
10 be exceedingly pretty. The re-
quests for reserved tables on the Roof
Garden have been numerous SO the
committee decided that any one desir-
ing TO reserve a table on the Roof
Garden could 10 SO by paying an ex-
ira charge. The tables are not the
supper tables, however. as the supper
is to ,De served in the mauka pavilion
from a buffet. The tables on the Roof
Garden ere simply place for friends
to sit around and chat and when the
supper hour arrives everyone, wheth-
er holding Roof Garden table privi-
leges or not, has to sit at the tables
in the pavilion The following is a
list of hose taking part in the cot
. illion - .-.... -. ..-....
Madame Lester, Misses Mary Won
Holt, Ruth Anderson, Ruth McChes-
ney. Martha McChesney, Pauline
Schaefer, Marjorie Caps, Katherine
Williams, Stephenie Wichman, Thelma
MurFhg, Nora SWanzy, Letitia Morgan
Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Margaret Thurs
ton, Doris Noble, Dorothy Harker,
Messrs. RansfCrd, Hermann Won Holt,
"Bob" " hite, Lieut.. Coval. Capt. Thigh
man. Howard WOrrall, William War
rem, r. Schaefer, Lieut. Guyer, Doug.
las Young, George Bennett, Richard
Whitcomb. Lieut. Haw, Harry Park
er, Harold Morgan, Hogarth Petit
John
Mrs. Augustus f. Murphy, chair
man of the ticket committee requests
that allmenibers of the Outdoor Circle
who have been given tickets to sell
turn unsold tickets and the proceeds
Ct those disposed Of in 10 her not later
than Saturday. T.. .,..-.-.
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SHOP EARLY, ~.
As usual some of the shopping that
might easily have been done during
November has been put off until today
ana tomorrow. One wonders if PEG
PIE VIII ever learn TO shop saneiy. for
truly the mad las rush of this week
IN some quarters is acform of insanity.
II may be that the shoppers do moi
get the Christmas spirit until the
last week, but 1t what a frigbtfuI
cost! Poor, we$ry, smiling clerks.
who are on their feet from 100 until
9-and perhaps all eyening-hnx they
can enthuse over the Christmas spirit
Is rather question, If the buyer.
would sit down and make up the
Christmas list in June and then III
October start buying the gifts tina
90 10 friends not a soul Would be
tired-no rush just calm satisfac.
ticn that YOU have done Your part the
way il should be done. Of course