Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-16

Baby Grossman,l Muriei Campbell,
George Campbell, Bun Macintosh,
Adel nhristian, Paul Christian Aka
Purdy, Amelia Purdy, Herbert Gregg.
Baby Gregg, Mary Louise Love, Billy
Love. Addison Love, Gordon Hodgins,
Tacks WaIdron, Betty Waldron. Gwen
doiyn Castle, Alfred Castle.
Others invited were Miss Grace
Caldwell, Miss Jane Winnie, Mrs. Rob
ert Single, Mrs. Harry Wilder, Mrs
John ]. Belser. Mrs. A. Gartenberg,
Mrs. Eugene Steere. Mrs. Herbert
Petrie, Mrs. William Campbell, Mrs
Arthur Macintosh, Mrs. Christian.
Mrs. William A. Purdy, Mrs. Gregg.
Miss Mary Moore, Mrs Jack Waldron.
Mrs. e. II. Paris and Miss Claire
Uecfe.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Elan p. Chaplin of
1905 Kewalo street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mildred
Hortense, to Charles Theodore Little
john, Jr. OF this city.
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.isAfl. AMI MIRO Il IlonAO IA. ilAlA-
KER'S DINNER FOR MISS
HARKER
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas r. Harker of
l640 Kewalo street, honored Miss Dor
othy on her eighteenth birthday by
inviting guests in to wish the daugh-
ter OF the home much happiness. The
dinner was served on the large side
lanai OF the home, which was strung
with japanese lanterns electric light.
ed: on the table was q low basket
filled with pale shades Of asters; tulle
in the same tones was a most arts
TIC finish TO very lovely table. Dane
ing was the diversion for the even
Ing after dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. Harker's guests were
Miss Bonnie Scott, Miss Elizabeth
Rosenbaum, Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Marie
Ballentyne, Miss Catherine Lehman,
Miss Dorothy Harker. Lieut. Adrian
X. Polhemus, DIR. Harry Deiber, Lieut..
Edward +. Witsell, Mr.. Walker Atkin-
son, Mr.. Watson Ballentyne. Mr.. Gus
tay Ballentyne and Lieut.. Charles Ly-
man.
ENGAGEMENT OF TWO WELL
KNOWN YOUNG PEOPLE
MT. and Mrs. j. w. Sack Of 1854
Lunaliio street announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Anna, to Mr..
Alfred G. Hagen Of this city.
Both Of the young people are we'll
known In the islands. Miss Sack,
whose father is q captain in the
service, was horn. In the
islands. Mr.. Hagen has been q resi-
dent of the city for eight years. with
the firm Of H. Hackfeld & Company.
Definite date for the wedding has
not been set bat It viii probably take
place late in the fall Or early in the
winter.
MRS. BEATRICE ISEfBERG HON
ORED
Friday Mrs. John Lucas was host
ess at q delightful party honoring
AIrs. Beatrice lgenberg, who leaves
for the mainland next week. Three
tables were used to seat the guests
Zach table was simply and artistically
decorated with Cecil Bruner roses
and at each guest cover was a pretty
lei OF blue hydranges and ferns. Mu-
sic and pleasant conversation made
The afternoon pass very quickly.
Mrs. Lucas guests were Mrs. Beat
rice lsenberg, the guest Of honor;
Mrs. McGauly, Mrs. Christian Conrad,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs Thomas ].
King. Mrs. Charles M. Y. Foster, Mrs.
Franklin Rowland, Mrs. Augustus E.
Murphy, Mrs. Thayer Of Chicago. Mrs.
Flora Girvin. Mrs. william B. Lymer,
Mrs. W. Mather. Mrs. Norton of New
York City, Mrs. +. w. Klebahn, Miss
Margaret Walker, Mrs. Irene Halo
way, Miss Belle weight. Miss Sara
Lucas: Mrs. Sara Dunbar and Mrs.
Martha Hebron.
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CAPT. AND MRS. EDWIN S. HARRIS
HORNS SUPPER SWIM
Last Saturday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Edward Hartshorn of Fort Shat !
ter entertained a company of friends
with a swim. supper and a dance aft |
EDWARDS at Heine's. II was jolly |
md informal affair. After swim, a |
tcothsome chowder supper was serv-
"a. A little later the assembled |
quests went over to Heinie's and en-
loved dancing until late hour.
Capt. and Mrs. Hartshorn's guests
we're Capt. and Mrs. Charles L. Wy
nan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph C. Holli- |
iay. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur T. Dalton,
Capt. and Mrs. Alden C. Knowles,
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes. Miss
Catherine Lehman, Miss Dorothy Har-
kef. Miss Lyons, Lieut. Charles Ly-
man, Lieut.. John N. Smith and Lieut..
Edward F. Witsell.
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A SUPPER AND DANCE u /
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark enter
Iained company OF guests at a sup
ner and dance on Saturday evening |
81 last week. The house and lanai
we're very pretty with lovely baskets
y ferns and pots of palms. Supper
was served on the broad lanai at
small tables, the remainder Of the
,crne being cleared OF furnishing to |
Daake room for the dancers. A jolly |
1vening was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark's guests were
M and Mrs. d. H. Currie, Mr.. and |