Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07

Col. ana Mrs. r. II. heeIer s II
\ Miss Blanche Soper Hostess
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were Miss Florence Hoffman. Miss Ma
RE Ballentyne, Miss Sara Lucas, Mrs.
Ned Loomis and Miss Ruth McChes-
ney. .rzt
MRS. THOMAS HART A LUNCH
EoN HOSTESS a. -. +.
Mrs. Thomas Hart was a luncheon
hostess on Friday honoring Miss Pal
mer of Schofield. who is her house
guest. The table was extremely pref
ty with fragrant sweet peas, forget
me-nots and lace ferns. Music, cards
and social conversation made the hour
after luncheon very agreeable one.
Mrs. Harris guests were Miss Pal
mer, the honor guest, Mrs. James P.
Gliding, Mrs. lie Roy Slower, Mrs.
John C. Thorn, Mrs James Kirk, Mrs.
Frank C. McCcrd and Mrs. Howard
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MISS CATHERINE LEHMAN
HONORED
The Country Club last Tuesday
evening was the setting for very
pretty dinner given in honor of Miss
Catherine Lenihan, who has during
her stay here been such a fayorite In
society and who lef, on the<ooAst
bound transport. A silver bowl was
filled with sweet scented sweet peas
and forget-me-nots and pink roses. The
name-cards were suggestive of the
departure of the honor-guest. After
dinner dancing was greatly enjoyed
The dinner was given by Mr.. Watson
Ballentyne and Lieut.. Charles Lyman
and their guests were Miss Catherine
i Lenihan, the guest of honor; Miss
Dorothy Hafker, Miss Marie Ballen
/. tyne, Miss Martha MeChesney, Miss
/ Ruth McChesney, DR.. Walter Rees
man, Lieut.. Samuel Tilghman and DR.
Harry Deiber. 20
MISS CAROLINE RAYMOND. HON
ORS MISS LEHMAN So
On Tuesday of this week Miss Caro-
line Raymond was hostess at five
hundred party, honoring Miss Gather
/ inc Lehman, who left on Friday fol
| the mainland. The rooms were very
prettily decorated with pink and white
cosmos and baskets of lace. ferns
Miss Raymond's guests were Mis-:
Catherine Lenihan, Miss Dorothy Har
ker, Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum. Mis-!
Mary Won Holt, Miss Hilda Won Holt
Miss Caps, Miss williams, Miss Doro
thy McRae, Miss Ohmstad, Miss Ma
RE Ballentyne, Miss Maud Ballen
tyne, Miss Bernice Halstead. The
first prize was a pair of brass candle
sticks, won by Mrs. Elizabeth Rosen
/ baum; the second gift, quaint Japa
nese paper cutter, was given to Mis-
Williams, and as guest,gift box o
note paper went to Miss Lehman.
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Mr.. Eff, CYKLER'S ANNIVERSARY
DINNER ~ !. J..
Last Saturday evening Mr.. E. F
] Cykler celebrated the third anniver
! sary OF his wedding. Mrs. Cykler i
| in San Francisco at present and vii
! be here very shortly. The dinner wa
/ held at Haleiwa and dancing was en-
4
The table was very pretty with whit
roses and pink carnations and lac
1 ferns. The name-cards were apprC
pirate to the occasion. The friend
enjoying the dinner with Mr.. Cykle
4 were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Levers, Nj
and Mrs. H. A Schroeder, Mr. an
&, Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. an
u Mrs. Merle johnson, Mrs. BrattoT
i Miss Belle Weight, Miss Young, Mi
i William Levers and Mr.. James. Il
i HOP AT SKATER .z*
Friday evening the regular MONTH
dance was held at the dance hall q
Fort Shafter A. large number was /
attendance, macy guests motoring i
| from Schofield and town. 4
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COL. AND MRS. FRANK KEEFER'
INFORMAL DINNER
Saturday night Col and Mrs. Fran
! Keefer entertained very informally 9
dinner, later taking their guests I
J Heinie's, where several hours wer
danced away. The Keefers' guest
: were Miss Ruth Soper, Lieut. job
! Smith, Lieut.. Frank ]. Riley and Cap
Clifford Jones.
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A STUDIO SUPPER
/ On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mr.
/ Ambrose Patterson entertained with
! studio supper at Mr.. Patterson's ne
! studio on Alakea street A toothsom
: supper was served, then the guesl
J went a visiting to the adjoining st