Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
Nh AND MRS AUGUST. DREIEE
HONOR PRINCESS HAVANA.
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The lovely George Beckiey mansion
st Waikiki vas the setting Monda ,
night for a suppeT-dance given by Mr..
and Mrs August Dreier, honoring
Princess kaWananakoas The ballroom
vas simply bur beautifully decorated
with Hawaiian holly and pepper
branches, as were 4the lanais Great
brown baskets held dozens Of Ameri
can Beauty roses. Dude Mfller's ex.
celtent quintet furnished dance music
throughout the evening .... +.
Those invited by Mr. and Mrs.
Breier 10 honor Princess Eawanana.
koa were Prince and Princess kalani
anaole, Mr. ana Mrs. Walter MacfaT-
lane. Mr.: and Mrs William r. RawFins,
Mr. and Mrs A. P Taylor, Mr. and
A.rs. A - ". Campbell Mrs Robert W.
Shiugle, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lucas,
Iiaj, ana Mrs, William A Purdy, Mr.,
and Mrs Charles Chiliingworth. Mr..
and Mrs William P Campbell Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Robinson. Mayor and
Mrs John Lane. Mr. and Mrs. ] : Nor,
ter Riggs. Mr. and Mrs Matteo San
dona. Mrs Emma Dreier, Mrs. Emmett
May. Miss Mildred Clemens. Mrs. r..
s. Cnnha. Mrs Elizabeth Freeth, Mr..
Charles StiIIman. Mr. Ernest Parker,
Mr. Harry Macfarlane. Mr., Charles
Merriman Capt Peterson and Mr.,
Walter Duisenberg About 1890 oe.
licious cold supper was served bg
Miss Emily Ladd, caterer s>....
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ANrEICNn
WOMAN ..s~
DR.. Adelaide Brown Of San Francis
co viii be the guest of the College
Club at its meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. VI.
Whitney on Punahou street
Or Brown is a. graduate OF Smith
college and a prominent member OF
the California branch of the Assoeia,
ton of Collegiate Alumnae. She has
the honor of being the only woman
ever on the state board of health OF
California ..~..:.: ~. f..
She will briefly address the Col,
lege Club on the work of the Associ-
alton of Collegiate Alumnae This is
a timely subject since the local col
lege club is about to be admitted as
a branch of this national association.
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MRS. CHARLES ADAMS GIVES A
LUNCHEON : -.
Princess. David Kawananakoa was
the guest of honor at a very beauti.
fully appointed Chinese luncheon on
Tuesday OF this week, the hostess. be.
ing Mrs. Charles Adams The favors
were Chinese card cases, carved, and
carved fans. The flowers were Chi.
nese, as were the name cards. The
luncheon was served in the Chinese
room and chopsticks were used.
1t was one of the most beautiful at
fairs given for the popular princess.
Those enjoying Mrs. Adams hos.
pitality were Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Sanford 3. Dole, Mrs. Alexander
G. Halves. Mrs. LaidlYey of Scotland, !
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. George Sherman and |
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth.
Mr.. GEORGE AHLBORN'S DINNER
AND THEATER PARTY
Mr.. George Ahlborn was dinner |
host on Monday evening of this week |
at the COuFtlduu, HOlel. n sINSI Jam
ct filled with pink asters graced the
tablecenter and quaint toy ducks held
plain white cards in their bills with
each guests name in evidence. After
dinner Mr.. Ahlborn took his guests to
the Cherniavsky concert, Those en-
joying Mr.. Ahlborn's hospitality were |
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jry
Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Merle Hama,
Miss Berger, Miss NJ. Hind, Mr.. Robert
Menary, Mr.. Robert Purvis and Mr..
Lew Henderson ...,
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MR.. AND MRS. JOHN J.. BELSER' 3
DINNER
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Belser entertained dozen
guests at dinner at their lovely Nuu- |
anu Valley home. ...>,.A '..:*
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A STAG DINNER
Last evening Mr Meryfn Carson and
Mr.. NJ B. Henshaw we're hosts at
stag dinner at the Rathskeller,