Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18

color. graduating from great feayed,
IbloCd-splaShed beauties TO tiny pots of
ivory tinted things with only a deli
cate tracery in self-colOr for the
| veins.
But surely the piece de resistance
of 1t all was Miss Jessie Kennedy's
old-fashioned garden. as perfect a
I piece Of artistic skill as the most fer
tile Imagination could picture. 1t lay
there respondent, spread out before
enc, dream fulfilled Of bygone days.
its white latticed trelliCes framing
alcoves and windows and forming the
support for fragrant white jasmine,
so delicately arranged as to form
mere penciling of green with its lit.
| tie white stars The alcoves that
opened here and there, bordered by
window boxes, blossomed in solid
riot of pastel colorings, where every
cottage flower so dear to the heart
added its quota of charm.
| Sweet peas in every hue and shade,
violets of every color and kind, dais-
: les and margueCtes, pansies and
! phlcX, hydrangea sprays and forget
me-nots, coraEtinted and lavender and
blue, pale yellow, purple. white; pan
sizes and wistaria,~ wistaria and bego.
Mas, marigolds and phlox, plox and
candytuft-aH the old familiar flow
ers, again and again and oft repeated,
till one could not see enough of themi
On a garden seat there lay a young
girls hat--an old-fashioned hat brim-
full of flewers-just where the sweet
child had left it whilst she ran to
gather more, and so odd and realistic
was the cOnceit that one waited al
NEST eXpectant of her laughing, hap
by face and muslin frock brimful of
mere spring flowers
1t was all so wonderful, this beau
tiful flower show, that too much
praise cannot be given Miss Bertha
Young, whose rich imagination, sug-
gestions and assistance made possible
its conception.
=; And, ladies of the Outdoor Circle,
let us have II every year, if only to
forget for little while that there is
aught but beauty in the world.
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Captain and Mrs. Ernest Bertrand
Gose's Dinner. s''~<
On Tuesday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Gose entertained at very charming
and well appointed dinner The set,
ting for this pleasant affair was the
always popular Country Club. The
table was deliberately decorated with
handsome eenterpiece of pink and
white lilies and Shasta daisies, the
whole table g cloth being artisticalIy
decorated with sprays of naidenhair
fern. The place cards were pretty
bits Of ivory pAeteboard. Es
Capt and MrsE Gose's guests were
Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wiser, Col
and Mrs. WHIam P. Kendall, Maj. and
Mrs. Edgar Russell, Col and Mrs. j.
! B. Houston, Mrs, Dyer, Capt. and Mrs.
w. B., Cochran, Capt. and Mrs Jack
Hayes. a.. Il - ~ r.. g.. ~. !
The hour after dinner was spent
! playing bridge and dancing.
Mrs. Moynihan's Dinner.
Mrs. M6ynihah of Palo Alto enter
tanned on Tuesday evening, compli-
nntnary to Prof Joaquin WanreH, at
the Hotel Macdonald. A square table
was used and was very beautifully
decorated with great mass of hand
some yellow niniko lilies. At each
guests place " ere corsage bouquets
of fragrant Yioietss Mrs. Moynihan'ss
guests were Prof. Wanrell, the guest
of honor; Miss Gibbs, Miss Mary.
Moynihan, Miss Josephine Moynihan,
Mrs. Calendar, Miss Mary Low,
Judge and Mrs, A. G. N. Robertson
and Mr. and Mrs. Wuhlgrin. ri
The hour after dinner was given to
music Prof Wanrell sang in his
usual fine voices Mrs. Alexander Rob-
ertson also sang and with charming
effect 1t was an altogether delight.
! full evening. T.: = ,"
The Moynihans Ieft Thursday night
on the Great Northern, much TO the
regret of a large circle of acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. William 3. cochran's Luncheon.
At table made exquisite with love
Fly white chrysanthemums and quanti-
ties of soft green maidenhair fern,
and a corsage of pure white roses for
each guest, and placecards of sham.
rocks, Mrs. W. b. Cochran of Fort
Shafter entertained a large company
of friends at luncheon yesterday. The
hour after luncheon was devoted to-
bridge. Mrs. Cochran gave the Iun-|
checn in honor of Mrs. Dyer of Mas
sachusetts, a sister of Col. ]. B. Hous-
ton, who is here Tor a months visit.
The guests hidden to meet this strang-l
er within our gates were Mrs. ]. B.
Houston, Miss Alice Vile, Mrs. Paul
Malone, Mrs Low of Washington, D..
G. Mrs Charles Rryant CoOppr Mrs
Arthur F. Wall, Mrs. W. D. Wester-
welt. Mrs Powell c. Fauntleroy, Mrs.
H. Castle Coleman Mrs A. Floyd Grit
fiths, Mrs. Clemens, Mrs. PARROT of
San Francisco. Mrs. McCommas of
Monterey, Cal; Mrs. George NJ. Hal
loran, Mrs. George Jamerson, Mrs. B.
w. Atkinson, Mrs. Thomas r. Harker,
Mrs. Michael ]. Lenihan Miss Ermine
Cross and Madame Cochran.
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Mrs, George eeekIey's Luncheon. 4
On Thursday Mrs George Beckley
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