Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-10

splendid talk on duty. patriotism and
preparedness. 1t impressed everyone
who heard it. Gen. Johnson. n. G.
H.. had as his guests at the luncheon
Governor Pinkham, Gen. Robert
Evans, u. s. ~, Col r. E. Ebert, Col.
James B. Houston, Mai Edgar Russell,
Maj. L. w. Redington. \. G. H., Capt.
David Stone, Capt. Edward Carpenter,
Capt. Charles 8. Mettler and Capt. r.
L. Noggle, n. G. H.
Mrs. William Harry is recent CON-
er to Honolulu and Is the house-guest
OF her sister, Mrs Gustav Schaefer.
Many delightful affairs are planned in
Mrs, Harry's honor. =. .s
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MR.. AND MRS. GUSTAV SCHAEF-
ER'S DINNER.
MIR. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer en-
tertained at dinner on Thursday even
ing of last week in honor Of Mrs. Will
liam Harry, their house-guest. The
table was very pretty with Its dainty
centerpiece of Transvaal daisies in the
pastel shades. After dinner the BIZ
lou was the objective point and from
there the roof garden. The Schaefer's
guests were Mrs. William Harry, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Giffard and Mr..
Marshall. -
MRS. HAROLD HAYSELDENS
BRIDGE TEA.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harold Hay
selden was hostess at & very charm.
ing bridgefea. The house was
great blooming garden, so lovely were
the flowers used to adorn it. Ameri-
can Beauty roses and other roses, as
well as gladiolus and ferns, made the
rooms beautiful The gifts of fine
French pottery we're awarded to Mrs.
Renton Hind, Mrs. Sara Newcomb,
Mrs. Forster, Mrs. Boylan and Miss
Anna Danford
Mrs. Hayselden,s guests we're Mrs.
William r Kendall, Mrs. Donald Ross,
Mrs. Boylan, Mrs. Charles Lincoln,
Mrs. Allen Bottomley, Mrs. M. Cous-
ems, Miss Ehrhorn, Mrs. Forster, Mrs.
Arthur g. Hodgins, Madam Plirae,
Mrs. Renton Hind, Mrs. George Hum
phreys, Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mrs. Ed
ward Dekum, Mrs. Matthew Graham;
Mrs. C. F. SchnlEtzler, Miss Catherine
Woodford Miss Hewlings, Miss Louise
Lucas, Miss Anna Danford, Mrs. E.
l.. Gordon, Mrs. L Tenney Peck, Mrs.
Alexander g. Halves, Mrs. Edward M.
Watson, Mrs. locke, Mrs. William
Aults Mrs. John Guild, Mrs. George
Kluegel, Mrs. w. A. Greenwell, Mrs.
Harry Shaw, Mrs. Hugh Walker, Miss
Harriet Young, Miss Pearl Josephson,
Miss Dorothy Atiid,s Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
Carrie Hayseided, Miss Maud Jordan,
Mrs. H. Bicknen, Miss Queelie Jordan
and others.
MRS. WILLIAM A. BRYAN AND
MRS. A. F. LETSoN AT HOME.
Wednesday of this week Mrs. Wilt
am Alanson Bryan invited a company
of friends in to honor Mrs. Letson, her
mother, whose birthday it was. The
house was exquisite with ST. Joseph
lilies, snagoholias, sweet peas, gladio-.
lus and fern baskets The tea table
was charming with its antique white
and gold tea service and old-fashioned
begonias for flowers here.
Mrs. G. r. Myers poured tea while
Miss e. Cooper made the guests well
come. An identity" game of Hawai-
Letson has gathered a lei OF every
seed that grows here and 1t Is surpris-
ing how many there ate. The guests
for the afternoon we're Madame
Emory, Mrs. j. A. Clemence, Mrs. c..
Simpson, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. G. Cor
bailey, Mrs. C. 3. Hill, Mrs. Gribble,
Mrs. John Quick, Miss Julia Gulick,
Miss Anne Hustace, Mrs. E. r. Robb,
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. ]. M. Ath.
erton, Mrs. c. A. Stobie, Madame
BODICE, Mrs. H. Eicknell, Mrs. Edgar
Wood, Mrs Emma Nakuina, Mrs. Wal
ter Weldon, Mrs. David B. Case, Mrs.
Moses r. Marshall. Mrs. Sarepta Gu.
lick, Mrs. o. II. Gulick, Mrs. w. ID. I
Westervelt, Mrs. Woodtord, Mrs. C. W.
Ashford, Mrs. ". 3. Emerson and Mrs.
c. Hitchcock
MISS MARJORY GUILD A HOSTESS
This evening Miss Marjory GUILD
Is entertaining at an out-of-doors party
at the Guilds KaaIawai home. The
lawn and house have been strung
with electric lights and Japanese lam
terms shade them. A quintet club will
furnish music for the dance.
Miss Guilds guests are Miss Fran
ces Harrington, Miss Elizabeth Hobby,
Hiss Harriet Kastle, Miss Marian
Paris, Miss Katherine Pratt, Miss Jes-
sic Baldwin, Miss Madeline Chaplin,
Miss Hildred Church, Miss Virginia
rrear, Miss Margaret Hogs, Miss D.
M;So. IJalano Mics