Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-30

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/ S. ~, Capt. and Mrs Phillip ]. Kiehl
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Capt and
Mrs. David Gienty. Cart and Mrs.
/ Thomas HarFer. Col. and Mrs. r. r.
! Raymond; Maj and Mrs. Charles Met
| tier. Miss Mettler, Paymaster Grey,
! U. S. "; Lieut. and Mrs. George ~.
! CONVEX -, Mrs Francis NJ. Swanzy,
Madame Media. Miss Bourgardier,
Mrs. Augustus Z, Murphy, Miss Ruth
! Anderson, Miss Pauline Schaefer,
! Miss Harriet Hatch, Miss Beatrice
Castle, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Hilda
| Won Holt. Miss Thelma X. Murphy,
Miss n allen Pratt, Miss Margaret Cen
ter, Capt Samuel Tilghman, Mr..
I Harry Lucas aud others.
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MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS BOYLAN'S
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boylan enter
tanned party of friends at Christmas
dinner at the CORTLAND Hotel on
Christmas Night A basket was filled
with Christmas berries, poinsettias
and red Transvaal daisies. After din
ner the dance at the Pleasanton was
an added enjoyment Mr.. and Mrs.
Boylan's guests were Mss Mary Low,
Miss Mcnamara, Miss Rose Brown,
Miss Zida Miss Kate Hyue. Mr.. A.
Halls and DR.. Teaerns.
THE MISSES TREAT HONORED
This evening at the University Club
Col and Mrs Frank Keefer and Capt
and Mrs. John Burnett are honCring
Miss Margaret and Miss Katherine
Treat, daughters of Gen. and Mrs.
/ Treat of Schofield The large table
will be gaily decorated with balloons.
horns, crackers, whistles, etc. A bas-
ket of red pOinsettia and red Trans
yaal daisies will grace the table CEN
ter. Lighted tapers with red shades
in silver candle sticks will add great.
ly to the pretty table
The guests invited by Col and Mrs
Keefer and Capt and Mrs. Burnett
to meet Miss Margaret and Miss
Katherine Treat are Mai. and Mrs
Augustine Mcintyre. Capt and Mrs.
Joseph Janda, Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Rice, DR.. and Mrs. Salsde of Phila-
delphia, Capt. and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs,
Miss Carrie Mcmahon, Miss Esther
Mcmahon, Mrs. Ellen Bodley, Lieut..
William Cevell. Lieut.. Robert G. Guy
err Mr.. Archibald Arnold. Lieut. Frank
Riley, Capt. James Ulio. Capt Charles
G. Bankhead, Lieut.. John G.. Simons,
Lieut.. Raymond E. McQuillin, Lieut..
Edward c. Rose. Lieut.. Frank V.
Schneider, Lieut. Carl L. Cohen, Mr..
Landrum. Lieut.. Eugene A. Lehman,
NJ r nj - M4If ~
and Mr.. George Ahlborn. After din
ner the dance at the University Club
will occupy the guests.
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MASQUE DANCE AT SHAFTER
The officers and ladies of Fort
Shafter gave very charming
masque dance on Friday evening.
This is a yearly affair at this port
and is always an anticipated pleas
ure Last evenings affair was ex-
ceptionally delightful
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MR. AND MRS. +. j. LOWREY'Si
SNOW COTILLION DANCE
Previous to the Snow Cotillion Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey
entertained at their home with a din |
HSI PAL ly. L ne CSuIIdl OIHduu0uJ was |
basket of winter fruits and was .
most attractive After dinner the |
guests attended the Snow Cotillion on |
the Roof Garden Mr. and Mrs |
Lowrey's guests were Mr.. and Mrs. I
William r. Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Sher. |
wood NJ. Lowrey. Mrs Henry Water
house. Miss Nora Sturgeon and Mr.. |
William Levers
LIEUT.. AND MRS. FRANK SLOAN'S
BUFFET SUPPER
Friday evening Lieut.. and Mrs. |
Frank Sloan of Fort Shafter enter
tanned a company of friends at a
domino buffet supper. The guests
arrived in their masquerade costumes
and enjoyed a seated buffet supper
after which all attended the Shafter |
masque dance. The tables favored
the YuIetide season, every thing being
in green, red and white. Carnations
in red and white were very effective.
Holly wTeaths, Christmas berries and
red poinsettias were used.
Lieut. and Mrs. Sloan's guests were I
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer. Mr..
and Mrs Charles F. Chillingwcrth,
and Mrs. Victor Houston,
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Crystal, Capt
and Mrs. Arthur Dalton, Capt. and