Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08
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Earnest Ctillum, Mrs. Charles Naylor,
| Capt and Mrs. Edward Carey, Capt.
and Mrs. C. G. Hall, Mrs. W. H. Nc
Gill, Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow
| and Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Cheney.
On Sunday, March 26, Gen. and
Mrs. Frederick Strong entertained at
luncheon for Mr.. and Nrs. Day and
Mr.. and Mrs Farwell of Chicago. who
are staying at the Moana, and Col.
and Mrs. Samuel L. Faison.
On Wednesday evening last Col. and
Mrs. s. l.. Faison entertained at din
ner fer Gen and Mrs. Frederick
Strong. Mrs. Flower, Miss Babcock,
Miss O'Neill, Col. Carl Reichmann,
Capt. and Mrs. Hugh Wise and Lieuts.
Oswald Saunders and Wallace Phi
Icon. After dinner the party motored
to the artillery post to attend the hop
in the new pavilion.
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Col s. d. Sturgis was a dinner host
on Friday last, when he had as guests
Col. and Mrs. s. L. Faison, Maj. T. N.
Horn and Lieut. and Mrs. Louie A.
Beard. -:@..s r.. r..
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Mai. end Mrs. Frank K. Albright
entertained with a delightful dinner
on the evening of Saturday, April /.
Covers for ~ were placed around a
table attractive in its dainty appoint
ments, a color scheme of lavendar
and pink being used, visible in the
centerpiece of violets and Cecil Bru-
ner roses and pink candle shades.
Present we're Gen. and Mrs. John p.
Wiser, Gen. and Mrs. Frederick
Strong, Col. and Mrs. s. L. Faison,
Col and Mrs. George G. Bailey, Miss
Martin. Col Carl Reichmann and Mai.
and Mrs. Albright
On Tuesday evening of this week a
charming dinner took place at the
Moana hotel, which was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Harris of New York, who are
soiourning In Honolulu for time.
Their guests were Col and Mrs. 8. l..
Faison, Lieut. and Mrs. Walter Frank
of the 25th Infantry, Lieut. and Mrs.
Thomas Crystal of the I'd Infantry,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie "A. Beard of the
LIST Field Artillery, and Mrs. Nc
Dowell, daughter Of the hostess.
On Wednesday evening there were
number of attractive dinners given
preceding the weekly hop in the new
pavilion of the cavalry-artillery can
torment This was the third hop given
since its opening and all have proved
delightful occasions, the high ground
upon which the pavilion. stands giving
! 1t the advantage of GOODNESS, and the
number of dancers without crowding.
On this evening very jolly house
warming occurred, taking the form
of dinner, Lieuts. George Keleher
and Alfred Sawkins being the hosts.
entertaining for the first time in their
new quarters. Covers for seven were
placed around the round table, which
was attractively decorated in red,
dark red nasturtiums in q low bowl
making an effective centerpiece, the.
, tints of which were reflected in the
shaded candles, while, carrying out
the color note. the place cards were
in the form of rickshas carving red
ROBBED ladies'. Present were Lieut. and
Mrs. Robert Harbold. Miss Hazel Hay
mes, Capt and Mrs. Pelham Glassford,
Lieut.. Sawkins and Kelleher.
Maj William Guignard gave a din
ner for 10 on wednesday evening, his
guests later attending the hop. Pre-
sent were Capt and Mrs. Joseph Jam
da, Miss Esther Mcmahon, Capt. and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John d. Burnett and the host.
The color scheme Of the attraetively
appointed table was white throughout,
centerpiece of white flowers, around
which iwere grouped white shaded
candles made pleasing effect
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Lieut. and Mrs. w. E. Shedd gave a
lovely dinner on Wednesday evening
when they entertained for 10 guests.
A dainty color scheme of green, pink
and white was carried ont in all the
attractive accessories of the two.
tables. at which the guests were seat
ed An effective centerpiece of fluff
fy white chrysanthemums ornamented
one table, while on the other was q.
graceful arrangement of Shasta dali
sizes and ferns The candles being
green, pink and white tints carried
cut the color note, which was further
reflected in the shaded candelabra of
pink tints on each table, and the at
tractive place favors at the ladies'
covers, which were pin cushions made
of satin ribbon in the several colors
of the decorative scheme. The guests
were Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Strong,
Col. and Mrs. s. L. Faison, Col and
Mrs. Frank Keefer, Lieut.. and Mrs.
William Canoe and Lieut.. and Mrs.
, William McCleave.
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On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Karl
Truesdell entertained with a two-table
bridge, at which were present Mes
danes William s. Sinclair, Charles
DAILY, Ellen Jordan, Frank Albright,
Walter Frank, and the Misses Louise
Coleman and Martin. The prizes
were dainty guests towels embroid-
cred by the clever hostess. These
were won by Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs.
Frank.
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