Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

and the songs OF Hawaii have com
Ipietely charmed them. Miss Ruchan.
ans guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hind, the guests Of honor; Chief Jus
tice and Mrs. A. G, M, Robertson, Mrs.
Eunice Russell Of Hilo. Mrs. Bucnanr
an, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Ruth
Soper, Mr.. Charles Evans, Mr.. Ala,
! paki Smith, Mr.. Lew Henderson, Mr.
i Kaniau Evans and Mr. Sinclair. Mrs
Robertson delighted her listeners with
her sweet voice. Mrs Hind sang In
very pleasing way and the Evans
boys played stringed instruments and
Mr.. Smith played several piano selec.
tions.
Mns. Edward Dekun1's Luncheon.
Thursday Of this week AIRS Edward
Dekum entertained at luncheon CON-
plimentary to Mrs Truxton Strain,
who has been here for the last month
as the guest of her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. edward Dekum.
Mrs. Strain has been on Kauai for the
past three months visiting her sister.
Mrs. Myers of Kealia. Mrs. Dekum's
well appointed table was decorated
| with brilliant yellow Niniko lilies and
I asparagus fern. The name cards were
dainty bits of pasteboard. The guesk
of honor leaves here next Wednesday
/ for her Portland, Ore, home, where
Of years have held an enviable social
position. Mrs. Dekum's guests were
Mrs. Truxton Strain, Mrs. James B.
Houston, Mrs James A. Gallogly, Mrs.
Jack Hayes. Mrs. Edward NJ Watson,
Mrs. Harry Wilder. Mrs. Arthur G.
Hodgins, Miss Anne Hartnagle, Miss
Louise Lucas. The hour after lunch
con was devoted to spirited game
Of bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis N. swanzy's
Theater Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Swanzy had as
their guests on Wednesday evening
at the production of The Tanning OF
the Shrew" British Consul and Mrs.
2. L. s. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. G..
Halves, Miss Nora Swanzy and Col.
William G. Rafferty,.
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May Dance at Fort Smarter.
The following card has been Feeeiv-
ed by many townsfoIk promising a
pleasureable event next week:
Miss Dorothy Harker
Miss Catherine Lehman
Tuesday evening, May the Second
Half after eight O'clock
May Dance Fort Shafter
ER. s. v. Hop Room
Mrs. Robert LEVERS Entertains
] With Family "a - !. : ;gsssss.. 8
Mrs. Robeft Levers was hostess on
Thursday Of this week at tea for
several members Of the family who
are leaving next week for the main
land on the summer outing that so
many Honolulu people take annually
The Levers home was charmingly
decorated with spring blossoms. in
Guiding gladiolas. hyacinths. sweet
peas and yiolets and handsome
baskets of ferns and palms Mrs.
Levers guests, were Mr.. and Mrs
E. Wells Peterson, Miss Marjery
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Brown, Miss Margaret Hopper, Miss
Mckinley, Mrs. s. Livingston and Miss
Livingston. A charming afternoon
was enjoyed by Mrs. Levers guests.
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Mai. and Ms. Robert z. Raymond
| Entertain.
Tuesday evening Gen. and Mrs. John
P. Wiser Mai and Mrs Edgar Rus
sell and the Misses Raymond were
the dinner guests Of Maj. and Mrs
Robert Raymond. u. s. A. The table
was most artisticaily arranged with
a basket holding dainty spring bios
SONS and fine traeery of fern. The
hour after dinner was a charming one.
spent In social chat. Gen. and Mrs.
| Wiser leave here shortly, to the sin
cere regret of large circle of
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. DilIingham's
Dinner.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillingham; entertained at dinner be-
fore the performance of "Fhe Tam.
ing of the Shrew' at the Opera House.
The table was most attractive, show.
ing an artistic arrangement of bios.
SONS and color. The table center had
handsome low bowl of transparent
old blue, filled with golden yellow
Niniko lilies, which bloom is at its
! greatest beauty just now. Lace fern
and asparagus We're most effectively
used also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham's guests
were Gen. and Mrs John P. Wiser,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Lieut..
and Mrs. r. H. iKimball and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Iyers. After dinner
the DilliRghams and their guests
motored to the Opera House to enjoy
The Footlights production of THE
Tanning of the Shrew." After the per
Torrance the University Club was the
rendezvous for a large number of So
ciety folk t
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The Morning Music Club.
On Wednesday, of this week the
Morning Music Club held a class meet
ing. Parts OF The Fairyland" opera
by H0ratio Par1ynr were done hv Mira