Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-14
MRS. NED LOOMS GIVES A
SHOWER

| MRS. NED LOOM1S GIVES A
j.. SHOWER
A stocking and handkerchief shower
was Mrs Ned LOOMS way of enter
tanning for Mrs Norma Adams on
Thursday afternoon. The rooms were
very prettilv decorated with pink
begonias end pink roses. Hanging
baskets Of LACY ferns on the lanais
were very cool After the surprise OF
| the shower wcs over refreshments
we're served
Mrs. LOOMS guests were Mrs, Cyri!
Hoogs, Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie, Mrs
Daniel McCorriston, Mrs. Fanny HUI
son, Mrs. Howard Bode, Mrs. James
Morgan, Jr., Mrs Percy Nottage Miss
Alice Hoogs, Miss Lucille Hoogs. Miss
Sara Lucas, Miss Letitia Morgan. Miss
Ramona Morgan. Miss Ruth McChes-
hey, Miss Martha McChesney, Miss
Dorothy Guild and Miss Merle Hannl
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES HAYNES
DINNER DANCE
Mrs. Cecil Garnsey Of New York
City was the guest of honor at din
ner given on Wednesday evening at
the Country Club by Mr.. and Mrs.
James ]. c. Haynes. A lovely center
piece of sweet peas In lavender and
pink shades was used and pink tulle
and pink shaded candles heightened
pretty effect The evening after
dinner was spent In dancing.
afr. and Mrs. Haynes guests were
Mrs. Cecil Garnsey. the guest of hon
or, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chilling
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Capt. and Mrs. Brady Ruttencutter
and Mr.. Z. Desnouee.
MRS. A. S. CUNNINGHAM GIVES =
TEA
Mrs. A. S. Cunningham gave the
| first of series of teas on Tuesday
OF this, week, honoring her sister. Miss
| Vera Beysuss, who is on her first
visit TO Honolulu The rooms were
attractive with lovely hanging baskets
and potted plants. All about the
rooms were vases and baskets Of
Transvaal daisies About a dozen
guests enjoyed a very pleasant after.
| noon.
MRS. w G.. SCOTS DINNER
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evening was the setting for small
| dinner given by Mrs. w. G. Scott.
Covers were placed for six guests.
The dance that was on at the clio
furnished diversion for the hours after
dinner.
| MR. c. d. WRIGHT'S. DINNER
" PARTY
Among those entertaining at tho
Country Club on Wednesday evening
was Mr. Charles Dana Wright, whose
i lonor guests were Miss Georgina Pur.
sell and Mrs and Mrs. J. Wyatt.
i ~ A COUNTRY CLUB DINNER
One among the many small parties
Eoticed at the Country Club on Wednes
Miss Margaret Mckinley, Miss Helen
Scott. Mr. Robert McCorriston and
Mr.. Robert Scott.
| MAI. HERBERT WILLIAMS DIN.
/ " NER II
! Mai Herbert o. Williams hOnored
Miss Magruder on Wednesday evening
as the guest of honor at a dinner Civ
en- at the Country Club. The long
table was' very pretty, massed with
i Japanese chrysanthemums and lace
fern. Yellow shaded candles lent a
soft glow and artistically arranged
tulle was very charming. Maj. Will
/ liams' guests were Miss MagrudeF the
guest of honor; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Case Deering, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
v. King, Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Robert
K Evans. Capt and Mrs. l.. B. Ma
gruder. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wilder,
Madame MagrudGr, Mai William Wei
/ gel. Maj. William s. Guignard. Mr..
Guy ButtoIph and Lieut.. Samuel Thigh
man.
MRS. REYNOLD BRODIE McGREW
A DINNER HOST
The Country Club was the setting
for one of the prettiest dinners given
there on Wednesday evening when
Mrs. Reynold McGrew entertained,
.honoring Miss Culver and Miss Jones.
who are guests atNthe Moana. The
table bore a low bowl filled with gor-
geous yellow California peoples and
yellow tuIle, long sprays of lace fern
and asparagus vine. The dance at
the Country Club was the diversion
for the evening
Mrs. McGrew's guests were Miss
Katherine Culver and Miss Jones, the
honor guests; Miss Dorothy Guild,
Miss Merle Hanna. Mrs. Howard Rode,
Mr.. Arthur Restarick, Mr.. Cyril Da-
mon, Mr. Cornell Franklin, Mr.. Mer-
win Carson, Mr.. Ernest Podmore and
Mr.. Watson Ballentyne.