Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-05

beNInB, IN many cases swimming,
golf. and the always popular game Of
tennisl -"
No man or woman need die OF
"ennui" for want of something to do,
with such varied assortment OF
amusements toIchoose ,from.
Mrs. Richard Ivers' Wednesday
morning musicales are indeed worth
while and thoroughly enjoyed by the
hidden guests.
Mrs Gerrit Wilder is at home on her
Mondays, and Il lis always q pleasure
TO drop into this hospitabll home for
a refreshing cup Of tea and the hearty
greeting from this charming woman
that one is always SO sure Of.
The Wilder hibiscus is almost as
famous as the dear lady herself, and
one IL sure to find lavish display or
this beautiful blossom.
Mrs. Francis Swanzy Is another gra-
cious hostess whose clever converse
ton keeps one so much longer than is
really good form; but who OF us
cares for good form or the conven-
tionalities when we are happy and
Mrs. s. B. Dole is another Of our
women whose day at home is always
pleasantly anticipated and almost re-
ligiously kept and every one Is SO
very welcome. Tea and Mrs Dole's
famous sponge cake are always served
and. oh, 90 good they are. The incest
OF all Is the gracious cordiality of
Judge and Mrs. Dole.
Mrs. Arthur Rice was at home to
her friends yesterday as was Mrs.
Lawrence Judd. There was q notable
Denyer.Honolulu dinner at the Coun-
try Club on Tuesday night. Mrs. Ed
ward Tenney entertained for Mrs. +.
Ehrman OF San Francisco.
All Of Honolulu will be glad to know
that 4our champion Miss Ruth Stack
CT, 10 going to star swimming
as one Of our witty girls said q fish
class, for surely Ruth IL q fish when
u comes to swimming, and she viii
have . lot of pupils, az her prowess
In the water Is too well known to
need mention.
Mrs. Swanzy 10 very busy with the
Free kindefgsrten Association per-
tormance that Is to be held during
Carnival week. THE Peacock 0IIIeiS
ID 70 be very beautiful from an &C.
counts mot cnly clever but pretty.
Nrs. J. r.. C. Hagens is entertain
ink today with BOT lunch in honor OF
Mrs' Ehrman g San Fancisco.
Ms. Edward D. Tenney's Orchid
Luncheon.
Mrs Edward D. Tenney's beautiful
colonial home on wednesday was the
setting for one OF the most attractive
luncheons given this winter. The
Tenney orchids are famous, not only ]
in Hawaii but wherever orchid lovers
live. They are Mr.. Tenney's hobby
and are q wonderful collection. This
home OF great hospitality was a-bloom
with orchid blossoms Wednesday
when Mrs. Tenney entertained for
Mrs. F. Ehrman OF San Francisco. who
10 being much feted here just now |
The reception hall was beautiful with |
hanging baskets Of orchids and ferns,
the drawing room was most Aartistical- |
~ arranged with the same glorious
blooms, and the table center was !
adorned with q rustic basket filled |
with orchids. -
The hour after lunch was made
to pass all too quickly. the guests be-
ing good auction bridge players. Mrs. |
Tenney's guests were Mrs. Ehrman,
the guest Of honor, Mrs. Arnlin Hane- |
berg, Mrs Charles Bryant Cooper,
Miss Alice B. Nile, Mrs. Frederick w.
Klebahn. Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs.
]. r. c. Hagens. Mrs. Mamie Phillips, |
Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. Frederick |
Macfarlane and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
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Denver and Hawaii IN Good Fellowship |
The good-fellowship of Denver and |
Hawaii mingled at dinner given on /
Tuesday night at the Country Club |
by Mr.. samuel Nicholson and Miss |
Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Bon
fills Of Denver, assisted by other visit |
ing Denlerites, to their Honolulu |
friends.
The special guests Of honor were |
the governor. Chief Justice and Mrs.
Robertson. Mayor and Mrs. Lane and |
Senator and Mrs C. F. Chillingworth. |
Judge A. A. Wilder, as an informal |
master OF ceremonies. referred to the
host and then Mr.. Nicholson took |
charge of the after-dinner program |
The governor. Justice Robertson. (
Mayor Lane. Frank E. Thompson. Mr.
Bonfils, w. r. Farringtons Harvey
Fleming. w. H. McInerny and Judge |
Wilder spoke briefly. Aftersdinner
dancing was the amusement indnlged |
in.
These present were: Hon. s.. d |
Nicholson, host; Miss Ruth Nichoi. |
son, Governor Pinkham, Chief JUS
tIce and Mrs. Robertson. Judge and
Mrs. whitney, Mayor and Mrs. Lane,
r. W. Single, Senator and Mrs. C. |
Chillingworth. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Bonfils, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Niles, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Whitcomb. Daniel
Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dilling-
ham. Madame Kristoffy. A. A. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Dillingham;, Mr.. |
and Mrs. G. C. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit p. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
Burnham. Mrs. Spear, Mrs. Ward,
Miss Alice Macfarlane, Lieut. Baker,
Mr.. sDewar, Mr. Macdonald, Gen. and |
Mrs. Wiser. Mai. De Laney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Campbell. Mrs. George Campbell.