Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

numerous coIored lanterns which
were strung all around the building.
Refreshments were served and
dancing continued up To > late hour.
Garden Island.
FAREWELL DINNER TO Nh, MIL
LIIUE, Kauai Friday evening
the Knndsen home. Kekaha, was the
scene Of very pretty dinner given
IN honor OF Rev G. D. MiIliken. who
Is leaving shortly for the coaet.
The dinner was served on the
spacious lanai. amid an artistic set
ting Of palms and ferns.
A unique feature was the huge
square banqueting table, the dec
orations Of which consisted wholly
OF long sprays Of golden shower,
ana an exouiSite carving az Fioren.
tine marble. Indicating the place
OF the guest Of honor Dainty place
cards OF pale yellow carried out the
same color scheme. Soffiy colored
lanterns were suspended among the
ereenery, while shaded candles helped
to give fairglike touch to the
|charmins ensemble. Garden Island.
MRS. II. STUART JOHNSON "A
HOSTESS
Mrs. II Stuart johnson was hostess
"Wednesday ct q dainty luncheon given
Is compliment her sister. Miss vida
Watkins. who Il Spending the summer
"a Honolulu. Miss VA kins spent acme
time n the islands ItsI rear, and durs
ing her stay made . number Of
friends.
Mrs Johnson's guests were Mrs. D.
II Mcloffiston. Mrs.. CT, q HeiseF.
Miss EYthtelIlle Holmes. Niss Evelyn
Scott Miss Mabel Armstrong, the
Misses Louise; Eileen and Virkinia
Mccarthy. and Miss watkins, the
guest of honor.
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SUNDAY EVENING INFORMAL
Sunday evening Nj and Mrs. G.
w. Case Deerihg entertained very ~.
formally at dinner. Ihairs f06Ste
were Mr. and Mss Arthur I|Ics and
Pr p and -, Esnssk = lfese.
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GAI1LQGlsT ~ AIMS s q
The private diam broom 6f tlie
Alexander Young Hotel MI he Set
ting. for one Of the pfetti65t dinners
given In many weeks when Captain
and Mrs. James a. Gn1lotly enter.
tanned on Tuesday evening.
The table was exquisffely done IN
red transEaaI daisies and tern. It was
Z red and green dinner, Cor With the.
transvaaI daisies were red. nilken-
shaded candelabra. The name cards
we're hand painted and very pretty.
After dinner the guests enjoyed q
dance on the roof garden.
Capt. and AIRS. Gallogly's guests
were Col. and Mrs Alfred M. Hunter.
Col. and Mrs. William r. Kendall, Col.
and Mrs. James B. Huston, Col. and
Mrs. James H. McRae, Major and Mrs.
Edgar Russell, Capt. and Mrs. Jack
Hayes. Lieut. and Mrs. George L.
Hicks. Jr., Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert o.
Edwards.
COL. AND MRS. w. p. KENDALLsS
DINNER
Col and Mrs Kendall entertained tat
q very charming and beautifully ap-
pointed dinner on Friday evening. The
table was decorated with stately pink
gladiolus. sweet peas in pink. while
and lavender, and with lace fern made.
the table 9 perfect picture.
Col. and Mrs. Kendall's guests were
Governor Lucfus Pinkham, Gen. and
Mrs. Robert Evans, Maj. and Mrs. T.
II. McRae. Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes;
and Mile. Bougardier.
MRS. CLARENCE OLSON A LUNCH.
> EON HOSTESS
= Wednesday Mrs. Clarence Olson.
was hostess at very dainty luncheon.
The center OF the. table was adorned
with a basket filled with sweet peas,
forget,me-nots and maidenhair fern.
The hours Of the luncheon were de.
voted to music and pleasant chat.
Mrs. Olson's guests were Mrs.
William Harry, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. i. NJ.
Stainback, Mrs. Arthur Macintosh,
Mrs. Putnam, Of Kauai, Mrs, Gustav
Schaefe5 Miss Vera Damon, Mrs.. Paul
Wilmington and Mrs. Reynold Brodie
McGrew. Il .: .
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GEN, AND MRS. SAMUEL /. JOHN
SONS DINNER =. :.
Thursday evening Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel /. johnson entertained with a
swim and dance at the Seaside Hotel.
After swim and dinner the Johusons
and their guests attended the Liberty
theater. The guests were Mai. and
Mrs. Joseph B. Douglas, Col. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Atkinson. their son, Mr.. At
kinson, Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Schaefer
and Mrs. William Harry of San Fran
cisco, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London.
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MRS. PHILLIP ROGERS CAFE
TERRA LUNCHEON -
A cafeteria luncheon" was the way
Mrs. Phillip Rogers chose to enter.
tain for Miss Adelaide Smith and Miss
Edna McDuffie Of Berkeley, who are
having a glorious time in the islands.
Both girls are in love with Oahu and
when they 90 home will be real
boosters" for the islands. They have
been great social faVorites here and
at Haleiwa, where they have spent a