Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-01-01

Capt and Mrs. Edward Carey
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On Christmas night Captain and
Mrs Arthur CasseIs gave . dinner
for Lieut. and Mrs. Louis McKinlay.
and Lieuts, Iyens Jones and Louie
Beard A glitterlng tree formed the
centerpiece of the table. to which was
suspended dainty gift for each per-
son present. Little red kimonoed Japa-
nese figures held the name cards.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis McKinlay
entertained at dinner on SUNDAY even
ing for Captain and~Slrs, Arthur Cas-.
sells. Captain John kilbfeth. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Chester BanneJt. Lieuts William
Dodds, Louie Beard and Harold Hunt,
ley.
DR. and Mrs Xarvel had as guests
at dinner on Xmas Day DIR. and Mrs.
Albert White and Dr. and Mrs Joseph
Bell. White chrysanthemums made a
graceful decoration for the festive
board and We're arranged attractiyely
in the living room.
On Tuesday evening Captain and
Mrs. James Feehet were dinner hosts
entertaining for twelve. The prevail.
ing Christmas tiRts of red and green
were chosen as the color scheme for a
table which locked very lovely in its
decorations Of poinsettias and holly.
Red shaded eandelabra carried out
the brilliant. color note Present were
Colonel John Guilfeyle, Mrs. De Russy
Hoyle. Major Ralph Harrison, Lieut.
and Mrs Robert Cheney, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Howell Estes, Captain and Mrs.
Clarence Day, Lieut.. Louie Beard and
Capt. and Mrs Feehet.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Nalie gave
a delightful bridge party of four tables
on Wednesday evening in honor OF
Lieut.. and Mrs William Gardenhire
and Lieut. and Mrs Seth Cook. who
are among those leaving on the Thorn
as next week for the homeland. The
progressive game { auction was en-
joyed with Mrs Day holding the high
lady's score and Lieut.. Gaugler the
winning gentlemen's score, the attrae.
tive prizes being a framed pastel print
and crystal Venetian earafe, fespec-
lively, while to Captain Rehkopf and
Mrs. GaPdenhiFe were awarded as con-
selations q pair of brass book ends
and Chinese dish. The evening was
brought to . pleasant close BY deli.
eious supper Those present were Col.
John Guilfoyle, Mrs. De Russy Hoyle,
Col and Mrs William Forsyth, Cap
tain and Mrs. James Feehet. Capt and
Mrs. Clarence Day, DR.. and. Mrs.
George Calender, Captain Ned Reh.
kopf. Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Nayler,
Captain and Mrs John Fair, Lieut.
and Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Lieut. and
Mrs Robert Cheney, Mrs. W. III. Me-
Gill, Mrs ST. Claire Baumgartner,
lieut. Iyens Jones, Lieut. and Mrs. Re-
land Gaugler, Lieut. and Mrs. Garden
hire and Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth Cook.
Mrs. Robert Cheney entertained
with bridge on Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. William Gar0enhife
Those invited to meet the guest of
honor were Mesdames William For
syth, Russell. William Canoe, De-
Russy Hoyle. Seth Cook, Swift Mar
tin, Charles Naylor, w. HI. McGil, st.
Claire Baumgartner. William Nalle.
Chalmers Hall, James Fechet, John
Fair, Jerome Pillow, Walter Short,
Howell Estes, Roland Gaugler, Lucius
Holbrook and Gordon KimbalL After
playing a number of rubbeFs tea was
served in the dining room, where Mrs.
Holbrook and Mrs. Kimball presided
at a prettiIy decorated tea table,
whose colors were carried out in red,
an effective cluster of red TransVaaI
daisies forming the eenterpiece.
Mrs Roland Gaugler gave a bridge
luncheon on Friday in honor of Mrs.
Seth Cook The guests were invited
for IL o'clock. and enjoyed q few
games of auction before the luncheon
hour. when they were seated around
a table having for its chief decoration
a miniature transport Thomas. Mrs.
Cook later was presented with a
child's suitcase filed with surprise
packages for the coming voyage. The
predominating color on the table was
yG1OW,- WHICH tlnb was EdIEtCQ QQI III
the mints and the airy bows which
tied the suitcase. The guests were
Mesdames Seth Cook. Miss Grace
Cock, Walter Short, Swift Martin,
James Fechet. Jerome Pillow, William
Gardenhire, John O'Shea, Miss Sue
Holcomb. John Fair, Clarence Day
and Robert Cheney.
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Lieut.. and Mrs Ernest CHllum en-
tertained on Thursday at dinner for
Mai and Mrs. Gideon Van Poole from
Honolulu, and Capt. and Mrs. Will
ann Chitty Maj. and Mrs. Van Poole
were overnight guests, staying over
for the hop, in honor of Col. and Mrs.
Kennon.
Capt. and Mrs. Jay Whitman were
hosts at dinner on Thursday evening
entertaining friends In honor of Co
lionel and Mrs L. w. v. Kennon. The
company Of 80 were seated at small
tables, each decorated with baskets
of TranSvaal and Shasta daisies and