Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-06
Mrs. j. W. waldrOn.s Surfing Party.

Mrs. }. W. Waldron's Surfing Party.
Tuesday afternoon. fer Cap
Georges Yalour and the officers e.
the Presidentes Sarmiento. Mrs, J. ""
Waldron entertained with sWimmiR.
and surfing party After several yer
exciting trips through the surf r.
treshmentS were served Mrs. Va
dron ami Mrs. Gus Schaefer were u
tiring n their efforts TO ensure IL
pleasure OF the guests, who were Mis-
Mary ven Holt, Miss Grace Morgal
Miss Dorothy Guild. Mass Geraldin
Berg. Miss Marie Ballentvne Mis-;
Alice Macfarlane, Miss Blanche Sopei
Miss Pauline Schaefer. Miss Rutl
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fifteenth Wedding Anniversary. ID
On Thursday evening, May 4, the
fifteenth wedding anniversary of tn,
Rev, and Mrs. Leopold Knoll va
celebrated by a happily arranged su.
prise party at the residence Of Bisho?
and Mrs RestRiick on Emma Square
AT 8 p. m Bishop and Mrs. Restaric
entertained for the Rev and Mrs.
Kroll with q dinner party for eight
and at s p, M. the guests were taken
to the Bishops study. which was II
total darkness. AS soon as the cleo
trio button was pressed the room was
found TO be filled with friends and
the table piled high with beautiful
gifts in glassware. 1t was complete
and happy surprise. The rest of the
evening was passed In a social wa.
with music and recitations inter
Spersed, the entertainment belni
brought to a close by an excellent;
speech from the Rev. Mr.. Kroli which
was heartily applauded. ...
Among the invited guests were
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick, Mrs. Pau
Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nc
Grew, Miss Eva NJ: Stevens, Rev. anr
Mrs. Leopold Kroll, Mr.. and Mrs
Aimoku Dominis, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Iaukea, Mrs. Chas. Booth, Miss L
Booth, Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. O'Neil. Mr.. anc.
Mrs. Copp, Miss Copp, Mr.. Edward
Stiles, Mr. Nagaran Fernandez, Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Meheula, the Misses
Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Kawaihoa, Mrs
Searle, Mrs. Dow, Mr. and Mrs. Vim
Williams, Mrs. Norrie, Mr.. and Mrs
c. C. Black, Miss G. Richardson. MT
and Mrs. J. G.. Lane, Sisters Beatrice
and Albertina, Rev. and Mrs. F. w
Merrill, Miss Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs
B. l.. Marx, Mrs Walbridge, Miss
Parke, Mr.. and, Mrs. Lawrence Judd
Mr. and Mrs r. R. Bode, Miss Teg.
CART; Mrs Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Kueffer, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. John
son, Mrs. Joline, Miss Larkin, Miss
Henry, Mrs and Miss Meek. Miss Laz
arIIs, the Misses Carter, Mr.. Albert
Carter, Mrs. and Miss Hoapili. and
the Misses Harriet Haze, Anita Myer
Gretchen Luce, Margaret Pritcharc
Emily Vierra, Margaret Farden, Ger
trude Seong, Doris Mossman, Emma
Rodenhurst, and Carrie Napaepae.
An ectette of girls from the Priory
added much to the pleasure of the
Rev Mr.. Knoll and his wife have
made many warm friends in their
eight years of residence in these Isl
ands and have given eight years or
service to the Hawaiian
people. The bishop has no more eff
ficient and hard working members of
his staff and their labors are greatly
appreciated by both bishop and peo-
Pile as was evinced by the numerous
and costly tokens of affection pre-
scented on their anniversary last even
ing. st##
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Miss Marietta Bills a Hostess.
Miss Beta Bills and Miss Marjory
Agnew were the guests of honor at a
luncheon given for them by Miss Mari
eta Bills at her home on Makiki
street last Saturday afternoon. The
table was decorated with magenta
Chinese asters and lace fern. The