Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08


Dorothy Guild, Miss Pauline Sehaefer,
Mss Ruth Anderson. Miss Richards
and Miss g. Eerg. The hour aftar
lunch was devoted to music and social
chat.
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Mrs. Dyer's Surprise Luncheon.
Mrs. j. B. Houston was surprised
woman when she arrived at the CoUr-
try Club on Friday. thinking she was
going TO be one Of a company OF
friends at luncheon and found that
she was the guest of honor at a sur
prise luncheon given by her sister,
Mrs. Dyer of Boston. 1t was a COM
Dlete surprise to Airs. Houston and
was very thoroughly enjoyed. After
luncheon pleasant hour was spent
in social chat Mrs. Dyer's guests in
honor OF Mrs. Houston's birthday
we're Mrs. John P. Wiser, Mrs. Fred
erick Martin. Mrs. BealL Mrs. B. w.
atkinson, Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs.
4. Alexander, Mrs. Vittum. Mrs Ed
gar Russell, Mrs Michael J. Lehman,
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Jack Hayes and
Mrs. David Stone. The table was
handsomely decorated with sweet
peas, violets and lace fern.
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Miss Dorothy Guiid's
Swimming Party
On Friday Afternoon Miss Dorothy
Guild was hostess at a small but
delightful swimming tea at her Kaha-
laval home. After dip refreshments
were served on the lawn and a pleas
ant hour spent In social chat.
Miss Guilds guests were Miss
Myrtle Schumaf, Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney. Miss Ruth ANDERSON, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Florence Hoffman, Mrs. Howard Bode,
Mrs. Ray Allen, Miss Betty Eynon,
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Hazel
auckland and Miss Shannon of San
Francisco
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The Hawaiian Young
Peoples Club.
The club composed of daughters Of
Hawaii held a meeting on Friday aft
ernoon. It was an attractive as well
as Instructive educational affair Ills
gathering was held at the nome Of
the president, Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robert
son. who, by the way, always enter
tains charningiy. she made very
clever Introductory address. Then
Miss Ably Buchanan read very his
torical paper on the first families Of
Hawaii and their origin. Miss Edith
Williams followed with a parer on
the myths of this country. Refresh
ments were passed. 94dt was indeed a
delightful afternoon.
The object OF this club Is to learn
the early history, also the myths and
legends of the Hawaiian race. Those
of the members unable to sneak la
waiian have teacher 10 instruct
were Princess Kalanianaole, Miss Lu-
Gle Peabody, Mrs. Edgar Henriques,
MRS. Curtis Iankea, Mrs. Eben Low.
mrs: + 4. Schaefer. Mrs. Charles Chill
tingwortn. Mrs. RapeH Hair, Miss
aetn Wiiiiams, MIS-. a f. murphy,
MIS-; Loioa Booth MISS Henrietta
smith, MISS Sybil Robertson, Mrs. A.
=. Sonstabel and others.
Mrs. Jack" Halves Thursday 4
Luncheon.
Thursday of this week Mrs Jack"
HAYES entertained a company of
friends at a very delightful luncheon
me table was exquisitely decorated
with sweet peas, yiolets, forget-ne-
nots and hyacinths, handpainteA
name cards were at each guests
place. MIS-. Hawes' friends were Mrs.
ernest Waferilouse, Miss Betty Case,
MISS nora Swanzy, Miss Harriet
Hatcn, MISS kachael White, Mrs. Har-
o.a Casue. MISS mary White, MISS
EaltI ~ hilams ana MISS irene TUFTS.
Tue nouI aiter luncheon was given TO
cciis e 4ll
The Frank Moss Recital.
Mt. Frank Moss piano recital is
70 be the nrst affair after Easter. Com
ing on Easter Monday evening, 1t
promises 20 be one OF the really bril-
liant musical affairs of the spring. The
program has been very carefully
planned. Among those appearing that
evening viii be Mrs. A. @. NJ. Robert
son, who will Sing q solo. and Mr.