Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

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Mrs. Harry Wilder, Miss Magruder.
Mrs. James Houston. Miss Florence
Hoffman, Mrs. Ingram Stainback, Mrs.
Reed and Miss Florence Butler.
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MRS. WILLIAM B. COCHRAN EN-.
TERTAINS
On Thursday Mrs William B. Coch-
ran was hostess at q very delightful
and informal swim and luncheon. The
guests met at the 0utrigger Club at
IL o'clock and enjoyed swim. aft
er which they motored to the Country
Club, where a delicious luncheon was
served. The table was most attract
I've with its decorations Of pink glad
folus and lacy ferns. After luncheon
bridge was the diversion. After count,
ing scores 1t was found that Mrs.
JACK Hayes had secured highest and
q lovely pair of sIlken hosiery was
her award. Mrs, Eochran's guests
Arthur +. Dalton. Madame Cochran,
Mrs. Clyde Bennett. Mrs. Jack HAYES,
Mrs Witsell and Mrs. George M. Hal
loran.
A MOONLIGHT SWIM
Capt. and Mrs. r. w. Meters en-.
teftained q few friends last Wednes-'
day evening By giving. a moonlight
Swimming party The moon was a.
its best, and the happy party enjoyed
the swim for an hour or more, after
which they sat down to q delicious
fish chowder supper which Mrs. Met
tiers had prepared for them. Those
who were invited we're Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ]. Fiebig. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jacob
son. Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Fiebig, Mrs. E. Nesbitt,
Miss M. Wright, Mr.. A.. NJ. McMullin,
Master William Meters and Benjie
Lee.
AROUND THE ISLAND TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Fiebig have as
their guest Mrs. e. Nesbitt, who came
ali the way from Grand Rapids, Mich,
with her daughter, Mrs. Fiebig. Mrs.
Nesbitt will visit here several months
and already has enjoyed number OF
GOOD times which were given in her
honor.
A two days trip around the island
was given her by Mr.. and Mrs G. ].
Ffebig and Mr.. and Mrs Karl Fiebig,
the party staying overnight at Hale
iva Hotel. Mrs. Nesbitt enjoyed the
trip very much and thinks Oahu
very beautiful place.
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MRS. BEATRICE ISENBERG HON
ORED
On Tuesday OF this week Mrs.
George Rodiek gave q Chinese lunch
con, honoring Mrs. Beatrice Isenberg,
who left on Wednesdays Matsonia.
The table eenter was very pretty
with its bright Chinese flowers in all
the brilliant Oriental coloring. The
guests invited to honor Mrs. Isenberg
were Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Chas.
Nj. v. Forster, Mrs. McGauly, Miss
Margaret Walker. Mrs. F. Klebahn,
Mrs. Fanny Bickerton, Mrs. Albert
Horner, Mrs. Charles A. Rice, Mrs.
Frederick A. Schaefer and Miss Lucy
Ward. .*.."
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AN ANNIVERSARY DINNER
On Tuesday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Robert H. Duenner celebrated the
sixth anniversary of their wedding.
The dinner table was very pretty with
it's basket Of Transvaal daisies In the
pastel shades, tulle In the various
shades giving a very charming effect.
Covers were laid for Capt. and Mrs.
William w. Hicks, Miss Belle McCue
and Lieut.. Samuel Tilghman. After
dinner the theater was the enjoyment
of the evening. - !.
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AN ECCENTRIC DINNER DANCE
Last Monday evening Miss Doris
Hall and Miss Ann Poucher were the
guests of honor at one of the funniest
parties given in many day. The
guests were asked to come in the
fashions of yesterday--an they did
which naturally caused roars OF
laughter at the comedy each one
seemed to be. Pompadours we're SO
huge as to cause wonder as to the
construction, and skirts so tight as
to almost call for the need to remain
standing the evening through. The
table was decorated in the various
kinds Of vegetables sold in the local
markets. The water was served from
tin bucket with tin dipper and
served in tin cups. After the most
plebeian Of meals, dancing to Dude"
Miller's excellent quintet was the
windup Il one Of the jolliest of af-
fairs. Miss Margaret and Miss Mona
w A.