Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-12
About Col. and Mrs. Beach.

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About Col. and Mrs. Beach.
i Col. and Mrs. William D. Beach,
who left such large circle OF friends
/ IN the islands when their time OF ser
vice was finished here. have been
heard from in Washington.
They are thoroughly enjoying the
life that washington gives. .s
| Both of these charming people We're
/ great favorites at Schofield, and have
q strong aloha for, Hawaii When
Colonel Beach is retired, they are
coming TO Honolulu for a winter
season.
Miss Rosie Herbert's Dinner Party
| Mrs. Paul Wilmington was the mo,
| tif for one of the very prettiest din,
| ners given this Week, when Miss
Rosie Herbert complfmented her on
Tuesday evening. The table was
adorned with a handsome old-fashion-
| ed eandlebra which shed soft, pretty
light with pale pink shades. The
eentef-piece was a low bowl filled with
| tiny bride roses and lacy maidenhair
fern. Crystal chains attached to the
CENTRAL bowl held several small cry
stall vases that contained the same
dainty blossom The name cards were
hand-paifted kewpies. Miss Herbert's
guests were Mrs. Paul Wilmington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Brodie Nc.
Grew; Mr. and Mrs. George Collins,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Ruth McChes
ney, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Mr.. "Kel-
ly's Henshaw, Mr. kit Carson, Mr..
Cleveland, Mr.. Douglas Damon and
Mr.. Hite. 500
Mrs. r. A. 6atchelors Card
Afternoon. i.
Mrs. r. o. Matheson, Mrs. R. G.
Moore, Mrs. D. Mooney Mrs. K. B.
Porter, Mrs. F. d. Chandler, Mrs. c..
C. Rhodes, Mrs. John J. Belser, Mrs.
n. Simpson, Mrs. B. Summons, Mrs.
+. p. warinner, Mrs A. WRIT and Mrs
John Fleming were Mrs. F. A. Batch
elor,s guests on Friday afternoon
when she entertained three tables OF
bridge. This is the fourth of a Sc
ries OF card afternoons that Mrs.
Bachelor is giving. The first prize
was won by Mrs. John Fleming and
was a silver deposit vase. The sec.
ond gift, won by Mrs. Mooney, was
piece of fine pottery; the cut gift
fell to Mrs. Belser. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the after.
noon.
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At the PIeasanton.
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given at the Pleasanton Hotel last
night The Hawaiian band play
ed and the guests danced to its
music. Everyone seemed to have a
thoroughly good time. Among those
who entertained were Mr.. Weller for
six guests, Mr.. Fisher of Manila for
eight guests, Prof J. G. Rock with
six guests and Mr. Geo. Butt entertain
ed for twelve. The table was ex-
tremely pretty with an adornment OF
pale pink roses and deep purple vio-
lets. Name cards we're dainty hand
painted bits of pasteboard. Mr. Butts
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah OF
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller CT De.
troit, Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone of Sc.
attic, Mr.. and Mrs. Chilberg of Sc
attic, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers of Maine
and Miss Eleanor Bissel of Honolulu.
After dinner the guests danced for
an hour to the music of the band.
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Mrs. Huniston's Dinner Party.
Mrs. Huniston Of Cleveland enter.
tanned last evening at the Pleasanton
Hotel in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur F. Wall, Mrs. Freer of Belvedere.
Mrs. Bland of BelvedeFe, Miss Freer
of Belvedere and Mr.. Buck of Chi
cago. The hour after dinner was
pleasantly spent listening to the band
and Hawaiian singing.
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Mrs. ]. r. C. Haaens' Poi Lunch.
Mrs. S. w. Ehrman of San Fran
cisco was the honored guest at a poi
luncheon on Saturday of last week
when Mrs. J. F. c. Hagens entertain
ed in her honor.
The table was arranged as always
at a poi lunch, feathery mountain
fern covering the satin damask.
Mrs. Hagens' guests were Mrs. S.
w. Ehrman, Mrs. Edward D. Tenney,
Mrs. George Rodiek, Mrs. Armin
Haneberg, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mrs.
Grashof and others.
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Mrs. George Collins Luncheon. ..
Mrs. S. w. Ehrman of San Fran
cisco was the complimented guest at
q luncheon given by Mrs. George Col
Inns on Tuesday of this week at the
CORTLAND hotel The table was won
derfully attractive. A low bowl filled
with pink and white roses occupied
the table center while at equal dis
tances from the center small silver
vases contained fragrant blossoms and
ferns. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent playing several smart and ex-4
citing rubbers 81 bridge Mrs. Coll
Inns guests were Mrs. Ehrnan. Mrs
Herman Focke, Mrs. George Rodiek.
Mrs. F. w. KIebahn. Mrs. C. Dunk
base, Mrs. Arthur Wilcox and Mrs.
Manuel Phiilips
Mrs. Robert Atkinson has asked q