Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-26

Ellis, Mrs. j. NJ Young. Mrs. Horace
Johnson and Mrs. George Brown.
Tourists Are Entertained. ...z--
One of the pleasant events of last
week was the gathering at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Richard Weeden,
when they entertained number OF
tourists from the Colonial Hotel Mrs
Weeden. in q handsome holoku OF
black satin and d corated with rare
leis OF feathers from extinct Hawaiian
birds, proved gracious hostess in ex-
planning the significance of many Ha,
waiian customs, while Mr.. Weeden
told of the islands history and ca
told Of the islands history and ex-
bashes. Hawaiian refreshments vera
served and Hawaiian songs were sung
and the guests expressed themselves
as delighted with the entertainment.
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Mr.. T. B! Thiele Dinner Host.
On Wednesday of this week, Mr..
T. b. Thiele, manager OF the Terrific
rial Hotel Company, was host at a
dinner given at. the RathskelleF. The
table was made very attractive by a
bowl of African daisies and asparagus
fern adjoining the center Mr.. Thiele's
guests were Miss Jessie Kennedy,
Miss Myrtle Schuman. Miss Mary
Lucas, Miss Sara Lucas, Mr.. Merwin
Carson. Mr.. Walter Agabrite, Mr.. Wal
ter Love and Mr.. Dave Carson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Heisers Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Heiser entertain;
ed at dinner on Monday evening IN
honor of Mrs. l.. E. Davis, who had
expected to leave here this week. The
table was very prettily decorated, u
gilded basket filled with dainty be,
gonias and maidenhair fern made the
tablecenter most attractive. MIR. and
table center most attractive Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned LOOMS, Mr.. aud Mrs. How
ard Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. e. B.-
Wis.
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Mrs. Hannah Palmer,s Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs William lde. Mr.. and
Mrs William Williamson and Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. p Morse were Mrs. Hannah
teFalMeFs guests ON THURSDAY ayspi
| ing. The table was very attractively
decorated with basket holding
spring blossoms and lacy asparagus
fern.
Dutch Treat Dinner.
A black and white dinner that was
no end of fun was held on Monday
night at the Rathskeller. It was
Dutch treat" occasion and was very
thoroughly enjoyed. The party aft
erwards went to the masquerade ball
at the armory The girls were all in
black with white ruches and pom
pons, and the men were in black and
white. The table was adorned with
a birthday Carnival cake and the fow-
ers used were yellow coreopsis and
maidenhair ferns. Those of the party
were Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth
McChesney, Miss Katherine Lehman,
Miss Chase, Miss Eleanor Bissel, Miss
Lucille Rogers, Miss Helen Rodolph
of, Oakland, Mrs. Carl Hardigg, DR..
L. E. Hooper, Mr.. O'Connor, Mr. Hite,
Mr. Watson Ballentyne, Mr.. William
Warren, Mr.. Charles Lyman and
Lieut. Carl Hardigg.
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interesting Engagement Announced.
Mrs. and Mrs. Eugene Charles Maillot
of Alameda. CAL, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Evelyn,
to Harold ". Gear of Honolulu, the
wedding to take place during the COM
ing summer. The bride-elect Is the
daughter of old residents OF Alameda
and visited relatives in Honolulu a
year or two ago, when the romance
began. She is of the pure, blonde type
and is a talented violinist.
Harold " Gear is q well-known To-
cal boy and graduate of Oahu Col
lege, now holding a position with Cas-
tie & Cooke, Ltd, the local agents of
the Matson Navigation Company.
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A Surprise Party.
A delightful and a real surprise
party was arranged by Mrs. John E.
Baird in honor of her house-guest, Mrs.
c. A. Brockaway of Philadelphia, who
is here on a VISIT which she is tho
roughly enjoying. The home was
made very attractive with an artistic
arrangement of palms, ferns and dain-
ty pink begonias. The party attended
the lantern parade and returned to
the Baird home, where the surprise
awaited Mrs. Brockaway. =. ~. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird's guests we're
Mrs. Brockaway, Capt and Mrs. Chit
ty. Schofield Barracks; Mrs. Levin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin, Mr. Levin, Maj
and Mrs. Edgar, Capt, and Mrs. Hol-
brook of Fort Shafter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin, mother and
father of Mrs. Holbrook Z.
The evening was a right jolly one
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird are very charm
ing people and acquisitions to Homo
lulu society. They entertain In Almost |
hospitable and gracious way. -.
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Restariek Withineton's Birthday
Party. .--S
Master Restarick wilmington was
host on Thursday afternoon when he
celebrated his third birthday by in
wiling number of little people In to |
be happy with him. The little ones !
played games and ALPHABETICALLY ate |
and had right good time, as little |
folks always do. RESEARCHES guests |
were Helen Judd, Betty Judd and So |
nbio lanai In1A DaLa. II