Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-15

corsage bouquets at each cover, com.
posed of forget-me- nots, lace fern and
gardenias. Covers were placed fol-
Mesdames Clarence R. Day, Conrad
Babcock, Kerr T. Riggs, Augustine
Mcintyre, Ernest G. Cullum, Louie A.
Beard, Pelham D. 9lassford, and the
hostess. Mrs. Swift Martin, who is
also a member of the Club, was un.
able to be present, and her absence
was much regretted. - IL. ......@
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On Friday evening Captain and
Mrs. Dennis Currie gave a dinner
for seven, at which yellow daisies
made the attractive decoration. Gov.
Hers we're placed for Colonel John Nc.
Mahon, the Misses Caroline and Els.
Their Mcmahon, Captain John Kill
breth, 1t. Ballard Lyerly, and Cap.
tain and Mrs. Currie. Later the party
went down to Cashier to attend the
First Infantry hop. a
Captain and Mrs. Joseph Janda gave
dinner on Friday, entertaining in
formally for 1t. and Mrs. John Baxter
and their house-guest, Miss Adele
Mason of Washington, D. c., 1t. and
Mrs. Charles H. Rice, and 1t. Charles
Bankhead. ..-.- F.. -.
Col. and Mrs. William w. Forsyth
gave supper before the Friday even
ing hop, entertaining for Captain and
Mrs. Clarence R. Day, Mrs. Allen b.
Smith, Captain and Mrs. Conrad Bah
cock, 1t William McCulloch and Miss
Dorothy Forsyth. ,....g g.
On Saturday evening the hop given
on the night OF the full moon at
Haleiwa will take place with a large
number of service people entertain.
ing at the Young at dinner. 1t. and
Mrs. Kerr T.. Riggs will be hosts at
one of these, when their guests will
include Captain and Mrs. Conrad Bah
cock, the guests of honor; 1t. and
Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Captain and Mrs.
Gordon Kimball, 1t and Mrs. Viii
liam Nalle, 1t. and Mrs. Howell Estes,
Miss Dorothy Forsyth, Captain and
Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins, Mrs. Charles
Lloyd, 1t. and Mrs Ernest G. Cullum,
and Its. Raymond McQuillan and
William McCulloch- Tall baskets
filled with red gladiolus, tied with
fluffy bows of red tulle will lend
color to the long tables.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Jewell will
also be dinner hosts at Haleiwa to-
night, when they will entertain for
twenty-six guests. Red hibiscus in
effective arrangement will form the
decorations for the tables which will
be lighted with softly-shaded candles.
Japanese cards of artistic design will
mark the covers for Colonel and Mrs.
John F. Guilfoyle, Captain and Mrs.
Augustine Mcintyre, Captain and Mrs.
John B. Corey, Captain and Mrs. Ray
mond Pratt, Mrs. Walter Short, Mad.
anne Lohman, who has Just arrived for
a visit with her son, 1t Eugene Lob
man; DR.. and Mrs. Calender, 1t. and
Mrs. John Hauser, Miss Hazel Haynes,
DR.. James Haynes, 1t. and Mrs. Har-
old Vandeveer, 1t. and Mrs. John
Herr, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred j. Stokes,
Miss Evelyn Hodges, Miss Hortense
Short, and Its. Bertram Franken-
berger, and Eugene Lehman. ."--
On Saturday of last week Major
and Mrs. Francis E. Lacey entertained
with a dinner at the Haleiwa Hotel.
Tall nge-colored lilies decorated
the table gracefully, some of the bios
SONS standing in crystal vases, while
some we're disposed flat on the cloth.
Mrs. and Miss Nathon, who have
been the house-gnests of Captain and
Mrs. Harry knight were the guests
Of honor. Invited to meet them were
Col. and Mrs. Richard C.. Croxton,
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Knight, 1t. and
Mrs. Byard Sneed, 1t and Mrs. Wal
ter Pridgeon, 1t. and Mrs. John Bax-
ter, Miss Adele Mason, 1t. and Mrs.