Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19


pink hydrangea and asparagus fern
After a fine swim luncheon was sery.
ed, and the afternoon was spent in
sewing and social conversation. Miss
Eerg's guests were Miss Betty Eynon,
for whom the outing was given; Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Miss Doris Noble,
Miss Dorothy Guild, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Lionel E. Hooper and Mrs. Ray Allen.
MISS ALIEN DOWSETT GIVES A
WAIANAE PICNIC
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Aileen
Dowsett entertained a company OF
guests at the Dowsetts' Waianae
summer home. The guests all motor
ed down in the early afternoon, en-
joyed delightful swim and at dusk
all sat down and did full justice to
delicious supper prepared by Mrs.
Hannah Palmer, whose capability
along culinary lines Is so famed. Miss
DoRsett will be leaving shortly for
the East as will all of the young stu
dents who have been home enjoying
the summer in Hawaii. Miss Daw
sett's guests were Miss Betty Case,
Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Harriet
Hatch, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
Thelma X. Murphy, Miss Hilda Won
Holt, Miss Bernice Halstead, Miss
Greenwell, Miss Eleanor Gartley, Miss
Ruth GartIey, Miss Griggs, Miss Emily
Cooke, Miss Arnold, Miss Esme Da-
mon, Miss Scott, Mr.. Foster Horner,
Mr.. Francis Brown, Mr.. Alatau VIII
der, Mr.. Sam Wilder, Mr.. Piatt Cooke,
Mr. George Ahlborn, Mr.. John Watt,
Mr.. Thos. Vincent, Mr.. James Camp
bell, Mr.. Franklin Richardson, Mr..
Carl Schaefer, Mr.. August Schaefer,
Mr.. Vernon Tenney, Mr.. Stanley Mott
Smith and Mr.. Ronald Won Holt.
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MRS. HAROLD DILLINGHAM; A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; honored
Mrs. Jay Gould on Thursday by CIV
ing a luncheon in her honor. Covers
were placed for twelve guests. The
luncheon was held at the Dillinghams'
Peninsula home.
THE FRANCIS GAYS RETURNING 4
On Mondays steamer will arrive
Mrs. Francis Gay and Mr.. Ernest Gay
for a two weeks visit. Mrs. Gay Is
bringing as her house-guest Madame
Aldrich and her mother and Mrs. Ray
Simonds. Madame Aldrich is a
famous singer of Metropolitan Opera
House fame in New York, and will DR.,
range to give two or three concerts
during her stay here. Mrs. Ray Sim,
onds IS a very famed pianist. pupil
OF Changers, who will assist Madame
A. 4. -I,.Is, t.. It'd fnrffIr
ate to have here, even If for so short
a time, such talented visitors. Mr..
Ernest Gay, who has been studying
very earnestly for the past year, and
during all this summer longing for a
taste OF home, comes to "bide wee"
Mrs. Allison Jordan has invited abouU
sixty guests to do honor to the visit
ors on Tuesday evening at a poi sup
per, which will be, treat to the
strangers and pleasure to the re-
turned islanders. ~
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MR.. AND MRS. ALEXANDER G.
HAYES DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander G. Halves !
entertained at dinner on Friday even
ing most informally honoring Mrs
spencer WHO 10 hASo A1dtSh hcuoS Z
guest. A low, old fashioned basket /
was filled with old fashioned flowers I
and lace ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Halves +
guests were Mrs Spencer, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Mason F. Prosser and Maj. Herb /
ert o. Williams.
MRS. JAMES H. McRAE AND MISS !
McRAE ENTERTAIN i
Mrs. James H. McRae and her
daughter, Miss McRae, honored Mrs.
Charles A. Hedekin on Wednesday
afternoon, giving an auction bridge
at the Colonial Hotel. the
rooms were very prettily decora I'd,
the color scheme being yellow and
" hite. Yellow marguerites, yellow
coreopsis, yellow lilies, white daisies,
both Shasta and field daisies, and
masses of soft green fern made
very attractive setting. A prize was
given at every table and the gifts
we're won by Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Lin
coin, Mrs. Ohmstad, Mrs. Hyer and
Miss Pearson. A guest gift was given
the honor guest, a very handsome
lacquer Japanese tray. The prize for