Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

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A DINNER PUT. Orr
Judge and Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson
had invited "a company of guests in
for Thursday evening, honoring Nal
Matthew DE Laney, but owing to Mrs.
Watson's breaking her arm at tennis
the dinner was postponed indefinite
ly.
MRS. ARTHUR MACINTOSH A
TEA HOSTESS
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
Macintosh invited a dozen friends In
fer an informal sewing tea. A very
solly afternoon was spent.
A STUDIO TEA
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Patterson were at home
to their friends In Mr.. Patterson's
studio. An informal afternoon was
very thoroughly enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson's guests, who were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee. Mr..
End Mrs. William Love, Miss Florence
Butler, Miss Nora sturgeon, Mrs.
Harry z. Beardsley, Miss Richie Of
Maui, Mr. Birchnell, Mr. A. r.. Car
reg, ST., and Mr.. Thomas Smith.
-DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION AT
HoLUALoA, HAWAII.
Saturday. July 20, Mrs. +. s. Aunest
OF Holualoa, island Of Hawaii. as
hostess, gave a Delighted reception
party In honor Of Mrs. Wesley Th0mp-
son and her mother, Mrs. Denton.
Refreshments were served on the
lanai from 3 p. m. to ) p. m.
The following were present:
Mrs. w. Thompson, Mrs. Denton
Mrs. Matthewman, Mrs. j. A. Me-
CURE, Mrs. Geo. Bryant. Mrs. J, P.
Curtis, Mrs. Goodhue. Mrs. r. p.
Woods, Mrs. White, Miss Shipman,
Mrs. Alderman, Mrs. Robert Wallace.
Mrs. d. d. Wallace, Mrs. Henry Green
well, Mrs. Arthur Greenwich, Mrs.
Moll, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Cooper,
Misses Carrie Alderman, Portia Ack-
erman, Nancy Wallace, Mitchell, KeI-
ley, Kingsley, Helen and Ethel
Matthewman and Dorothy Goodhue.
Among those unable to attend ow-
ing to illness or absence were:
i MT9. ~. GEcclWCilf III 1,As -
Scott, Mrs. IRA Storm, Mrs. child.
Mrs. H. L. Ross. Miss Ella Paris, Mrs.
Frank Greenwich, Mrs. A. s. Wall,
Miss Aileen McGuire and Miss Jarrett
Of Honolulu.
No men were invited or expected
except those VINO served their wives
As chauffeurs. Judge Thompson came
before adjournment and DR.. Good
1ue, who arrived at the tail-end, was
given a dish OF ice cream through the
Intervention of his friend and brother
mason, L. 8. Aungst.
o'CoNNoR-HAYWARD
| Mrs. Alice Hayward Of Honolulu,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in the East for the past eight
monthc, was married to Dr.. J. NJ.
OConnor, formerly of the naval sta
ton, Pearl Harbor, on July "A tn Ho-
boken, N. j.
After the ceremony short wedding
rip was taken in the Catskills.
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LECTURE ON JAPANESE ART
On next Thursday evening Mrs.
ohilip H. Dodge will give paper on
he religious art Of Japan. similar TO
me she prepared for the Toxic Liter
Try Society and repeated, BY. request
or the Woman's Club meeting at the
american embassy.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN A. BAICHS
DINNER
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. !.
Balch are celebrating Mr.. Balch.s
| birthday at pleasant little dinner.
The table will be decorated with
I dahlias and green's. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Balch's guests will be Mai and Mrs.
william Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d. Novel;,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Thompson and
Mrs. G. c. Ritter.
MRS. F.. LdNDEMAN A LUNCHEON
/ HOSTESS
Ill On Thursday OF this week Mrs. Fer
} dinand Lindernan was hostess 81 :
livery Informal luncheon honori1e
) Yrs. D. e. Mooney, who leaves nezl
{ week for New York. The guests IN
: / vited BY Mrs. Lindeman % honor Mrs
J, Mooney were Mrs. Percy Morse, Mrs
81 herbert Simpson. Mrs. William Nc
! Gonagie. Mrs Carl Rhodes and Mrs.
Bellina.