Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26

the far hills" like the wallabies
for IL has been dead" socially
this week in Honolulu.
The smart set has not let up bat
their affairs have in nearly every case
been so small that they are not i'm
portant enough for extended mention
People who have country homes have
them filled always, for they keep open
house and as soon as one set of
guests departs another arrives.
Next week much will be doing for
the people interested In polo and
horse racing will commence coming in
from the other islands and there will
be great activity along social lines.
Such a lot Of the younger set attend
ing mainland schools remained away
this summer that much Of the snap
of affairs Ii lacking. However, next
summer will be "corking" one for
everyone Is coming. home and gala
win be the days and the nights as
well. Youth with its untiring energy
surely can set pace that appals the
older set
The youngsters here often start at
dawn with a horseback ride, then a
swim, then into a motor and down
to one OF the far beaches for ba-
con or steak bat" another swim,
back into town for luncheon, two or
three teas in the afternoon. then a
dinner-1ance winds up the day. and
that IL only one day in the IL, weeks
vacation. Each day varies "a little
but Is full from long before sun-up
until almost time for sun-up again.
II Is a merry time for the younger
members of the smart set When the
last Of the boys and girls leave for the
East, their fond parents need a vaca-
ton indeed.
Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD D. TEN
NEY'S TENNIS AND SUPPER
PARTY "
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
ID. Tenney entertained friends with
tennis afternoon and later swim and
supper II was very delightful af-
fair as the Tenneys' parties always
are. After several exciting sets of
tennis swim In the pool attracted
the Tenney guests, who were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Ivers, Mr.. and. Mrs. Harold Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Jordan. Mrs.
Francis Gay, Madame Mariska Al !
drich, Mrs. Agan. Mrs. Edith Sim,l
monds, Mrs. Helen Eoofian, Miss VII
helmina Tenney, Miss Lois Brundled
Miss Laura Low, Miss Alice Hastings
Mr.. Frederick wichmar, Mr.. Geffft\
Wilder, Mr.. George Fairchild, Mr.
George Fuller, Mr.. Alan Lowrey, Mr..
Ernest Gay, Mr.. Coyell Mr.. Harry
Macfarlane, Mr.. Bob McCorriston and
Mr.. Vernon Tepney.
The dining table was uncovered ex-
cept for the handsome lace runner
and doilies. Every variety Of hibis-
Gus was used. The candles were
shaded In the pastel tones, the whole
being most effective. After supper
Madame Aldrich'S lovely voice was
listened to by most appreciative
audience. Mrs. Aldrich has made a
splendid impression during her brief
visit here. Mr.. Ernest Gay sang sew
eral numbers in q very charming man
Yer, while Mr.. Vernon Tenney gave
several Of his own piano compost
tons. He plays with skilled hand
and last week played for Queen Lii
uokalani, who has always been re-
garded as critic. and she was much
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MISS MATILDA MADSEN GIVES A
DANCING PARTY
Miss Matilda Madsen was hostess at
a dancing party on Friday evening at
the home of her father and mother,
Capt. and Mrs. M. A. Madsen, at 1923
Green street. Golden shower and
greens were profuseiy used to decor
ate the rooms. Late in the evening re-
freshments were served. Miss Mad
sens house-guest, Miss Gertrude Ian.
zer, and Miss Dagner Madsen were
the motifs for this delightful party.
The young ladies honored have just
arrived from San Francisco.
Miss Madsen guests we're Capt. !
and Mrs. M. A. Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
Lightfoot, Miss Gertrude Lancer, Miss |
Dagner Madsen, the two honor-guests;
Miss Pearl Littejohn, Miss Dorothy |
Podmore, Miss Violet Lucas, Miss |
Margaret Stevens, Miss Irene Hill,
Miss Adele Wicke, Miss Margaret Nc |
Carthy, Miss Virginia Sanborn, Miss |
QUO 0ICBOtya MISS 1AOOAO DAOAAANSf
Miss Eniz Gibson. Miss Helene Van |,
Miss Jessie Searle, Miss !
Abbie Lucas, Miss Eniz Madsen, Mr..
Thomas Duggan, Mr.. Hugh Jones, Mr..
Charles Littlejonn, Mr.. William Peter
son, Mr.. Murray Blackshear, Mr. Har-
~ Potter. Mr.. Gustav Ballentyne, Mr..
Oswald Stevens, Mr.. Elmer Crozier, |
Mr.. Alfred Tinker, Mr.. Bob Anderson,
Mr.. Campbell Crozier, Mr.. Alan Pod
more, Mr.. De Witt Gibson, Mr.. Samu-
Ell Steinhorser, Mr.. Billy Noble, Mr.. |
Guy Rothwell, Mr.. A. Madsen, Mr..
Charles simpson and Mr.. Charles
Murray.
MRS. w. H. CAMPBELL HONORS |
MISS SUTHERLAND
Mrs. William H. Campbell gave a
tea on Wednesday afternoon at her
home, honoring Miss Pearl Suther-
land The dining room was very
pretty, showing a wide, low basket |
filled with brilliant yellow peoples
and trailing asparagus vine. The par
lor was dressed with pink roses and
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