Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17

Sperfy, Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Dllnngnam,
Mrs Andrew Fuller and Mrs. Daniel
Howell. =.
A CHINESE LUNCHEON.
One of the nest unique and dainty
luncheons given this week was the Chi
nese affair by fdrs. a. g. NJ. Robertson
in honor of Miss Alice Doughty, who
is visiting here and is the house-guest
OF Mrs. Charles, ChiIlingworth. Chi.
nese Niles graced the table center ar
ranged q. la Chinese. They were ar.
ranged In Chinese. Canton bowl The
name cards were very lovely rice pa
/ per ones with brilliant and gorgeously
Esarfxyed Chinese n costume represent.
ing various kinds Of music most appro-
! pirate as Mrs. Doughty is q charming
vocalist The cards represented Q
musical story.
The luncheon was prepared BIZ tive
expert Chinese cooks who HAYES repA.
/ tatien among Chinese epicnres The
different foods were served IA the
tniest little dishes imgafinable and
all had to partake of them with chop
sticks-a. very difficult feat TO perform
with grace. q -,
Mrs. Robertson always aims 10 give
her guests something lust a little dff-
4 ferent and Tuesdays nifair was dc.
lIightfully so. Music and singing made
the afternoon hours fy. the guests not
4 leaving TIN long past i've, genuine
Lroof OF their enjoyment.
Her guests were Miss Alice Dough
| ty,. the guest Of honor. Mrs. Floyd En-.
mans, Mrs. Robert Hair, Miss Grace
Robertson, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth. Miss Sybil Rob.
ertson, Mrs. William Harry, Mrs. Gus.
tav Schaefer, Mrs. John Dominis, Mrs.
Hhgf FIaifston. Mrs. Carlos Long and
Mrs. Robert Single.
The guests were served BY Chinese
IN costume
MRS. SAWYER GIII.SoN 10 WED.
me following from the San Fran
cisco ChEohicle viii interest many
H0holnln folk f.s
hrs saHygr Gillson, Who IS visit.
ing In san Fran cisco will return With
fin day or two. 10 Santa Barbara for
1.-THE summer months. She wiA Join
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Saw
yer Of Boston, who have arrived In
the southern city after . winter in
Honolulu. They have engaged Q house
there for the summer.
The engagement of Mrs. Sawyer
| ellison and Harry, X. B. Davis was
announced some months ago, and, al
Though the date Of the wedding has
not yet been made known, their
friends are confident that It viii be
solemnized during the stay of the
brideelect In Santa Barbara"
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DIR. AND MRS f. F. HEDEMAftN's
MUSICALE.
Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. f. f.
Hedemann Invited a company OF
friends t.. enjoy the singing and play
ing Of some Of the party. Some among
those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
bins b. Anderson, DR.. and Mrs. ed
win Kilbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Baldwin, Judge and Mrs. Alexander
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hedefhann,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hitchcock, Mr..
land Mrs. L Tenhey Peck, Mrs Frank
r, Day Mrs. Bessie, Mackall, Mr.. E.
III. Ideler, Miss BasIaslse, Mr.. Phi
lSpalding, Mr.. Waller Spalding and
others. Mr.. Ideler played several very
i good violin selee tions Miss Baslaske,
who plays the piano with much talent
Favored her listeners with several Sc,
lections. Mr. Frank Moss played
splendidiy, as b. always does. Mrs.
Mackall was III charming voice and
had to respond to several encores.
The house was very prettily adorned
with American Beauty roses and
spring flowers. z:sv,a. s...-'
BRIDE TELLS BRIDES TO TRY HA.
MA1f TRIP. q
Hawaii in my estimation Is one
of the loyeliest places IN the world to
spend a honeymoon, and my advice to
all newly married couples is to head
directly for the islands. $50 :. i.
This Is, the, Endorsement given the
Hawaiian islands. by Mrs. G.. B. Post
daughter Of Charles Dana Gibson, the
we'll known American artist, who re-
turned to this city, on the Matsonfa
with her husband yesterday. The
Posts have been in the islands for
three weeks on their honeymoon.
Americans 9don't appreciate what a
wonderful pleasure resort we have at
our very doors, said Mrs. Post such.
wonderful combinations of color and
such a collection of characters would
De bard 10 duplicate. San Francisco
Examiner. -. ! =. = IT,
4 = 4 -S4 B. Z
POPULAR GUEST DEPARTS.
Miss Berta Bills of Lincoln, Neb.,
niece of Miss Marietta Bills of Makiki
street, left "wednesday on the Wilhel-
nina for the coast, to the great re-
gret OF q large number of friends.
Miss Bills came here three months
ago for stay of few weeks, but
was so delighted with Honolulu that
her stay lengthened to three months
and she has hnon ono Of The most