Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
THE GUILDS AT HOME


fee and Tea will be served, lovely pink
hibiscus decorates. the lanai and
throughout the house bowls and bas-
kets of blooms, the gifts of friends,
are artisticaliy arranged about the
rooms. Mrs John Lucas and Mrs.
Hugh Hairston poured coffee and
Mrs. Thomas Church and Miss Mist
dispensed tea. Miss Elizabeth Watt,
Miss Louise Smith, Miss MarjcTy
Thatcher, Miss Helen Center and Miss
Jessie baldwin are assisting Mrs.
Guild is wearing very handsome
cream gown, while Miss Dorothy and
Miss Mariory are wearing white chif
fen. A quintet will furnish dance
music and after the reception the
guests will enjoy dancing. Mr.. and
Mrs Guild have invited about 700
friends TO enjoy their hospitality. This
at home is being given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Guilds silver wedding an
niyersary, and their friends are
pleased to be with them Oh this very
happy occasion. ...>.. ..
The parking of the cars will be
cared for by boy scouts who kindly
.5iunteered their services for the o..
casion. H. =. f.. ..E
! CAPT. AND MRS. CHARLES S. LIN
COINS DINNER =.
| Last Saturday evening Capt and
Mrs. Charles Lincoln honored Brig
Gen. and Mrs Robert X. Evans and
Governor Lucius E. Pinkham by Civ.
ing them a dinner. The table was I'M
usual in its decorations. for the table
center was adorned with low crystal
bowl filled with CALIFORNIA; golden
peoples, the soft silver leaf of tho
poppy adding the always necessary
touch of green. Capt. and Mrs. Lin
coins guests were Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Robert K Evans, Mai. and Mrs,
James NcRae, Capt. and Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Governor Lucius E. Pinkham
and Col. Rudolph G. Ebert.
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MRS. GUSTAV SCHAEFER A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
On Wednesday Mrs. Gustav Schaef
er entertained a company Of guests
at a swim and luncheon at Kahala,
where the Schaefers have been spend.
ing the past two months. 1t was given
in honor of Mrs. Paul Wilmington,
who left on Friday for her Eastern
home. The table was pretty, basket
with pink and white periwinkles be.
ing most attractive. Mrs. Schaefer'a
guests after delightful swim did full
justice to a bountiful lunch. The
friends enjoying Mrs. Schaefer's hospi-
tally were Mrs. Paul Wilmington,
Mrs. William Love, Mrs. /. M. Stain
back, Mrs. Reed, Mrs Arthur Rice.
Mrs. Clarence Olson, Mrs. Arthur Mac
kintosh and Mrs. Reynold B. McGrew,
Dainty needlework made the after
noon hours fly. ~. III
BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. ROBT. K
f EVANS DINNER > .t
Thursday evening Brig.-Gen. and
Mrs. Robert K. Evans entertained with
a dinner honoring Col. and Mrs. AL
fred M. Hunter, Col and Mrs. Benja
min w. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Case Deering, Capt. and Mrs. Edward
Carpenter, Governor Lucius E. Pink
ham and Capt Hornsby Evans. The
table was very dainty with its low
bowl filled With Transyaal daisies In
the different pastel shades, with
clouds of maline in the same tones
Billiards was the pleasure OF the
guests for the hour after dinner. The
EVanses home is delightful house.
hold and already friends are regret.
ting their departure, which, unfortu-
nately, comes SO much sooner than
Honolulu wants it to, for they have
made through their delightful person
III he far fhnnn.
selves in the social life of this city. /
MISS HELEN CENTER GIVES A.
TEA v r..
Friday afternoon Miss Marjory
Guild was the guest of honor at tea
given by Miss Helen Center. Miss
Guild will leave here shortly for a
year at school and she has been the
motif for several affairs. The coffee
and tea tables, which were presided
over by Mrs. E. E. Dodge and Miss
Dorothy Guild, were very sweetly and
simply decorated with low broad bas-
kets filled with white field daisies and
the Transvaal daisies and maline
in brilliant green's and reds. Miss
Centers guests were Miss Mariory
Guild, the guest of honor; Miss Rhoda
Ballentyne, Miss Louise Smith, Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Dorothy Winter,
Miss Jessie Baldwin, Miss Doris |
Marks, Miss Marian Paris, Miss Doris |
crime Elston, Miss Emily Cooke, Miss
Evelyn Breckons, Miss Madeline Chap |
in, Miss Elizabeth Wall, Miss Rather |
inc Pratt, Miss Margaret Andrade, |
Miss Aileen Dowsett, Miss Helen
Miss Dorothea Cooke, Miss !
Marjory Thatcher, Miss Eleanor |
Gartley, Miss Ruth Gartley, Miss Dor !,
othy Hoogs, Miss Katie Singlehurst,
Miss Aileen Stanley and Miss Gene
We've Hooking. .-....
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MISS GERALDINE BERG GIVES A |
.......Ea WAIKIKI LUNCH -..
Friday Miss Geraldine Berg enter
tanned company of friends at a swim
and luncheon at the Outrigger Club.
For luncheon the table was prettily