Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-08
THE ATKINSON PARK PLAY.
8 GROUND

THE ATKINSON PARK PLAY.
GROUND
/ Another breathing space has been
arranged for the poor Riddles OF ka-
kaako. Through the efforts of few
women of Honolulu, who have the vel
fare of the children at heart,
splendid playground with first-class
playground apparatus has been pro-
vided and jolly time is the order OF
the day now at Atkinson.
Mrs. r. M. Swanzy has been untiring
| in her playground work and It Is large
" through her perseverance, that the
/ backgrounds and kindergartens OF
Honolulu are the success that they
are. On Wednesday. the opening day,
| the Hawaiian band was in at
tendance. Mayor Lane gave talk
which was greatly appreciated Mrs.
1 Margaret waidron has been appointed
the director of the playground ana
under her efficient management all
will go we'll.
some among those at the opening
were Mayor and Mrs. John Lane. Mrs.
Francis NJ. SWanzy, Miss Nora
Svanzv, Miss Nora STURGEON, Miss
4 Myra Angus. Miss K Waldron, Miss,
n. Makinney. Miss Margaret Waldron
and others ag' = 4
WELCOME AWAITS THESE VISIT
ORS
A hearty welcome awaits q party Of
j ex- Honolulans who are coming back
! NEXT week for a probably extended
visit They are Col and Mrs, Charles
j Edmund Davis and their children and
there will be many old friends 70
Mrs DAVIS was Hrs. Charles Z. Car
ter Of Honolulu prior to her marriage
to Mr.. Davis. They removed 70 Al
bany. N. Y, where her husband Is
now a colonel in the 1st Regiment.
/ National Guard. Their two cnildren
are with them on this trip, as are
i Mrs. Davis older son and daughter,
Mr.. Henry A. P. Carter and Miss
Grace Carter.
MR.. HOWARD D. BERNARD
/ ENTERTATNS
| Tuesday evening Mr.. Howard D,
bernard of Philadelphia entertained
at dinner at the Pleasanton hotel In
honor of Miss Mary D. Hawkins Of
Danville, Ill, and Mrs. H. s. Winkley
of SAWYER. Mass. It was q very
charming dinner, the guests enjoying
the music furnished by the hotel gum
ltet. The table was decorated with
Ipale pink Transyaal daisies.
/ . . -
! MISS LILA MCDONALD COMPLI.
Il u
i On TUESDAY evening Miss Nora
Swanzy entertained at Fourth OF
j July supper, which was. served on the
.lspacious lawn. After very charming
supper fireworks were In order. the
]iawn was gaily decorated with bright
and flashing lanterns and flags. Miss
Swanzy's guests were Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Vera Damon, Miss Mary Won
Holt. Miss Betty Case, Mr.. J: n.
Worrall. Mr.. o. Sadtler, Mr.. Karl
i Hintz. Mr.. r. Vinson, Mr.. Cyril
Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy
and others. = -
j Mr.. AND. MRS. W. B. SHARP EN-
i TERRAIN
/ Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w,
b Sharp of San Francisco, who are
on their first visit to Honolulu, gave
4 dinner at the Pieasanton hotel. the
table was most attractive with us
dainty central ornament, DasKes
filled with sweet peas. forget-menots
and Cecil Bruner roses,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp's guests we're
lMr and Mrs. Warner Holbrook OF SaL
francisco and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymer
Sharp Of Honolulu. - e
/ MRS. ]. F.. G. HAGENS INFoRMA1L
i LUNCHEON
On Thursday Mrs. ]. +. C. Hagens
Invited a few friends to a very tnfor.
NAL luncheon at the Country CLUB.
bridge was the program OF the guests
after lunch. The friends who en-
joyed Mrs. Hagens' hospitality were
Mrs. AIce Brown, Mrs. William VII
Iliamson and Miss Kealoha.
NEW WORKERS ON HONEYMOON
TRIP
A honeymoon couple to spend some
weeks here are Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Harris of New York. Mr.. Harris Is
the noted musical conductor and Mrs.
Harris was Miss Catherine Lawrence
Richardson. They were married three
weeks ago In the Church Of the Mes
siah, New York. -
The ceremony was performed by
1.-THE Rev. John Haynes Holmes and