Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27

pleasing but charming. Pink cherry
blossoms We're used in quantities on
the spacious porch which was enclos-
I'd for the occasion. This original
idea provided ample room for those
who did not care to participate in all
the dances. Here chairs and SetieeS
were placed Beautiful Japanese Ian
terms and hanging baskets were used
effectively with ferns and flowers
AT Z o'clock the dinner dance for
twentyfOur of Miss Arendt's friends
took p'"ce. The guests sat at little
tables, which accommodated four per
sons These tables were wonderfully
attractive, as rare flowers were used
centering around a silver candlestiCk
with pink shade. The little place
cards were kewpies, each bearing the
name of the person for whom that
place was intended Curious little
favors were given the guests while
at dinner
During the serving OF the elabor-
ate. birthday dinner, a Hawaiian Or
Chestra played many songs which are
so popular to those who visit the
LANDS. This novel feature was a
great surprise to the guest Of honor.
In the large dining room were the
flowers received by the hostess.
These were all of rare beauty such
as choice. roses and lilies.
After the dinner the guests to the
reception began to arrive, and soon
after the dancing and cards started
hill IIyhi q NJ a f1
the evening will long be remembered
by those present.
"At midnight sumptuouS buffet
supper was served and then dancing
resumed and was enjoyed until the
we sma' hours"
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Ex-Governor of New Hampshire
Honored.
Ex-Governor and Mrs D. A. Taggart
of New Hampshire have been visiting
Honolulu as guests at the Young Ho-
tel. They received many attentions
while here. and enjoyed it all SO much
that they have promised to return
next season, and will visit Capt. and
Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty, SchOfield Bar
racks. Capt Gienty is from New
Hampshire. Capt and Mrs. Gienty
Governor and Mrs. Tag
CART at dinner at the Young Hotel,
and the Taggarts gave a dinner party
in honor of the Gientys at Heinies
Tavern.
Gov. Tsggart was rendered a review
of troops at Schofield Barracks while
here. They sailed for home on the
Wilhelmina March 22nd.
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Visiting Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes Smith
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter Brooks in Baltimore, and Miss
Anne Peters, who accompanied Mrs
Smith East, is visiting General and
Mrs Arthur Murray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ord Preston in Washington. Robert
Hayes Smith joined his wife and Miss
Peters in New York last week. Dur
ing their visit there they were enter
tanned by the San Francisco society
folks who are residing in the metro
polls. Mr.. and Mrs Brooks will give
a dinner dance Tuesday evening in
honor of their house guests. The
Brookses were in San Francisco for
several weeks during the exposition
and were complimenteu at several
affairs by Mr. and Mrs Smith at that
time-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Setting the Pace.
For daring and chic Mrs. Andre4
Welch and Mrs. Baldwin Wood, as
twin bathing girls, made a great hit
in their costumes OF white taffeta
made with many ruffles on their very
short skirts, Worn over silken knicker.
bockers. The ruffles were piped in
silk and orange cOlOred ban
danas were worn on the blonde and
Curled wigs,
Mrs. WEIGH, by the bye, gave one
OF the handsomest dinners Of the win
ter that night. having something like
40 guests at the st Francis. The din
ner took place in she Italian room, and
was done in carnival style. There
were screeChing parrots in cages
about the room. a live monkey who
performed under the tutelage OF an
Italian Enthusiastically dressed. The
table was done in tOys.-San Francis
co Examiner.
Society is Getting Ready for Best
Horse Show Ever.
What with beagling and paper
chases, cavalry practise by society's
bachelors and polo practise among
Wnmen as we'll aS fhe men the smart