Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

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! about IS guests at delicious buffet
supper before the Mounted Service
hop, Wednesday night. The guests
were given hon programmes with their
names and number on them, and by
finding the corresponding number one
found his supper partner. Under tent
flyS N the yard, which were festive
with Japanese lanterns, the party
found their places at small tables, at.
tr2ctire with bowls OF bright flowers.
by numbers en- the backs OF tne chairs
corresponding 10 the numbers preyi-
ously drawn on the programs. The
guests included Col and Mrs. Henry
&. Hodges, Jr.. Capt. ana Mrs. Conrad
S. Babcock, Capt. and Mrs. Henry E.
lanes, Mrs JOHN Little. Capt and
Mrs. John d. Burnett, Capt and Mrs.
Clarence r. Day, Capt and Mrs. Rob-
ert p. Harbold, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hugh
u. Keen, Lieut.. and MIS-. Wilbur
Rodgers, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie Beard,
Lieut.. ard Mrs. George H. Paine,
Lieut. and Mrs: Harold Vanderveer,
Misses Helena Palmer, Adele Mason,
Margaret Merrill, Dorothy Forsyth,
Lila Wilson, Lieut. Charles ii. Rice,
Capts. Alexander Macnab and James
A. Ulio, Lieuts. Virgil " Enyart, Rob-
ert T. Snow, Ballard Lyerly, Raymon
Z. McQuillan, Eugene A. Lehman,
John w Simons, Jr., Frank J. Riley,
Hornsby Evans, Ora NJ. Baldinger,
Kenny Palmer and William A. Nc
Culloch.
Mrs. Daniel II. Gienty's tea for her
guest, Mrs. Edward Sweeney of San
Francisco, was one of the most bril-
liant affairs CT the week. The rooms
were a profusion OF pink and white
asters and pink gladiolus In the din
ing room Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle serv-
cd tea; Mrs. Ellen Jordan served cof-
fee; Mrs. John j. Herr served ice;
Mrs. Kerr Riggs served punch. As
sisting were Mrs. Harry HI. Blodgett
and Mrs. Charles ID. DAILY. The fol-
lowing ladies called during the after
ruon: Mesdames John F. Guilfoyle,
Clarence r. Day, Allen Smith, Rob-
eIt Cheney, John ]. Herr, Kerr Riggs,
Horace ID. Bloombergh, Leonard w.
Prunty, Hamilton Hawkins, Harry H.
Rlodgett, Jewell, Harry d. Blasland,
Fred w. Pitts, Henry c. Hodges, Jr.,
Richard c. Croxton, George G. Bailey,
Jocephus S. Cecil, Thomas F. Schley,
Ellen Jordan, Charles d. Daily, Lantry,
Joseph o. DAILY, Augustine Mcintyre,
Robert r. Love, Lawrence, John j..
Boniface, Frank Kiefer, Charles A.
Hedekin, James p. Barney, George L.
Converse, John B. w. Corey, Raymond
c. Pratt, William McCleave, Walter c..
Short, Madame Wright, Misses Stella
Mayer, Evelyn Hodges, Dorothy Pal
mer, Hortense Short, Lila Wilson.
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Mrs. William w. Forsyth's informal
fridge luncheon for Mrs. Pointing was
most enjoyable. Pink asters were
used on. the luncheon table and the
same color scheme carried out in the
ngme cards. Mrs. John Boniface, Mrs.
Charles A. Hedekin, Mrs. BENJAMIN
". Atkinson, Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle,
Mrs. Pointing, Mrs. George G. Bailey
end Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins were the
guests. Lacquered bowls were given
tn the ladies holding the highest score
at each table and a picture of Dia-
I5ond Head was presented to. Mrs.
Pointing.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert R. Love were
bosts at a charming dinner on Fri
day night. The table was very lovely
with pink baby roses and maiden-hafr
ferns as a center arrangement, pink
shaded candles, and the place cards
painted in tiny roses and ferns. Col. |
and Mrs. John F.. Guilfoyle, Mrs. Pont-
ing, Captain and Mrs. James s. Bar
ney, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome G. Pill
low, Mrs. Lawrence and Lieut.. Thorn
as A. Rothwell were Lieut.. and Mrs.
Loves guests. Later the party went
70 the lst Infantry hop,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Herman Erlenkotter
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
D. DAILY, Lieut.. Cliff Andrus, Lieut. |
Frederick w. Stewart and Lieut.. Ber-
tram Frankenberger at dinner on |
Thursday night. Mrs. Erlenkotter's |
table was. very pretty in pink and
white. The centerpiece being pink |
asters and small white flowers, white |
candles shaded with pink, and the
name cards. tiny pink asters on white
cards.
Before the 1st Infantry hop Lieut.. |
md Mrs. Donald ID. Hay entertained
1t dinner The guests, Lieut.. and |
Yrs. G. Barrett Glover, Capt and Mrs. |
Robert p. Harbold, Miss Elizabeth |
little, Capts. James M. Loud, Alex
under Macnab, Lieuts. Walter Franz |
md Eugene Robinson were seated al
i round table which had a mound of
shasta daieias In che eenter and was