Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

of rock crystal and silver was exQui
sitely enhanced with a basket filleC
with pink gladiolas and fragrant pinl
sweet ipeas The name cards were
ydaintily painted heads. Cards and
music made the afternoon hours &c
rapidly. ........
Airs. Stone is 4 delightfully."- charm
ng woman and her friends are al
ways glad to be with her. Those who
enjoyed her luncheon party were Mrs
Clyde B.. Crusan, the guest of honor
Mrs. Edward C. Carey, Mrs. Thomas
R. Lowe. Mrs. Harry E. Knight Mrs
Jerome G. Pillow, Mrs. Douglas Nc
Caskey, Mrs. Charles L. Willard, Mrs
Chalmers G. Hall, Mrs. George Kumpe
and Mrs. William S. Browning
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MRS. LOUIS E. DAVIS A HOSTESS
be- Thursday Mrs. L. E. Davis was host
ess at the second of her series OF
1pncheons and very delightful affair
1t Was Quantities of exquisite pink
begcnias and baby fern made the
table a pretty picture. The name
cards were bits of local effects. The
time after luncheon was devoted to
sewing and pleasant social chat.
i Mrs. Davis is an attractive hostess
and it was a real, pleasure for Mrs
Frank E. Blake, Mrs. Fred 1yser
Mrs. Thomas Church. Mrs. Fred BUSH
Airs, ]. L. Young. Mrs. George David
and Mrs. Guy .Gere to be her guests
for the day. f..... e.. ..s +.
MISS HoSIE HERRERT A COQS
4,|I-r. TRY CLUB HOSTESS. v
/ Around a, table made exquisite with
silver baskets filled with dainty and
fragrant pink sweet peas and PINK
shaded lighted candles; and with an
unusual center piece made of clouds
of three shades of pink tulle and lace
fern, Miss Rosie Herbert entertained
on Monday evening at the Country
Club in honor of DR.. and Mrs. c. p,
Durney Of Maui 1t was a delightful
evening and the dinner was thorough
az enjoyed. After dinner Miss Her
bert took her guests to the Roof Gar
den. Miss- Herbert's guests were DR.
and Mrs, Charles p. Durney of Maui
Mrs. Edward d. Tenney, Mrs. John s
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins
Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Ruth So
per, Miss Dorothy Guild. Mr.. Douglas
DaI ON, Mr.. Grey Zabriskie. Mr.. Kit
Carson, Mr. Kelly" Henshaw, Mr.
Walter Argabrite and Mr.. Coxhead.
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MRS. F. j. LINDEMtaN A HOSTESS
On Wednesday Mrs. F., Lindeman
was hostess at very pretty luncheon
The table was attractive with bas
ket of spring blossoms and lace fern
Mrs. Lipdeman's guests were Mrs
George David, Mrs. Phillip Frear, Mrs
Fred Lyser, Mrs. John j. Belser, Mrs
st. c.. Sayres, Mrs. George Angus
Mrs. Percy Morse, Madame Morse,
Mrs. Samuel De Freest and Mrs. John
Drew. .z@E,.
DIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK NOR
ONG'S INFORMAL PARTY. S..
IN Thursday evening DR.. and Mrs. F.
L, Morong entertained few friends
at a very informal dance, after which
Refreshments we're served. Their
guests were Miss Ruth McChesney,
tttttap FtOACAOC J1OtLuleAl1 EuAb1s 1AdIIlSl
Young, Miss Danford, Mr.. Marshall,
Miss Hazel auckland, Mr.. Ware Camp,
Mr.. John Macallay, Mr.. Sidney Carr,
ME. Bllstcan and Mr.. Abel
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MRS. .J.aL, YOUNG A LUNCHEON
4onie gts HOSTESS. 49,:
On Wednesday at her pretty Manoa
h0me Mrs. J. l.. Young was hostess at
p yellow and green luncheon, and very
attractive indeed 1t was with its gaily
nodding coreopsis and lace fern as
appropriate floral decoration The
name cards were very pretty hand
painted bits. s.t,sfil. Ia.. u.
noMFs- Young is very delightful with
q gracious BeEsonaiity and always the
hQspitabIe hostess, Bridge was the