Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
Governor Pinkhar's Dinner Party.


Wednesday evening Governor Luci-
us F. Pinkham gave a farewell dinner
in honor OF General and Mrs. john
=. Wiser. who are leaving Honolulu
for their Oakland home on June 9.
The table was most artisticaliy dec
GRATED with the pastel shades in snap
dragons and lacey fenamaline in the
same tones made shadowy and hand
some effect, and loo silk-shaded silver
candelabra gave an artistic finish u
a very loyely-table~
The gowns worn by the ladies were
notably beautiful. Mrs. Wiser wore
cream-colored chiffon with touch OF
back. Mrs. X. K. Evans wore bro
caded cloth-of-gold shot with Indian
blue. Mrs. Samuel /. Johnson wore
lemon-colored lace and tulle with a
bit of contrasting color. Mrs. +. 5.
Strong wore a handsome blue charme-
use gown with tracing OF seed pearls.
Mrs. +. NJ SwanZy was in an eX-
oiIisite white gown Mrs. o. l.. Howell
appeared in biscuit-shade of chiffon.
Mrs. c. w. c. Deering was effective in
a handsome rose-point over chiffon and
maline. Mrs. F.-W. Coe was gowned
in old blue and silver. Mrs. F. +.
Reynolds was very smart in black
and white frock: .-. -.
Mrs. c. S. Lincoln wore white tulle
with bead trimming. Mrs. j. b. Hous-
ton was most beGomingly gowned in
white. Mrs. c. T. Boush wore a white
net with charmeuse slip. Mrs. Is.
w. Atkinson was handsomely attlred
in blue chiffon velvet. ii
Mrs. C.. B. Cooper wore a shade in
old blue with a fish-scale overdress,
most attractive indeed. ~ IN
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper made
the Governors guests very welcome
The dancing room was colorful in
red gladiolus, the hall was fragrant
with masses of Easter lilies and 1t
was ain altogether delightful evening
The Governors guests were Gen.
eral and Mrs. John p. Wiser, the
honor guests; General and Mrs. Rob-
ert K. Evans, General and Mrs. Fred
erick S. Strong, General and Mrs.
Samuel |. Johnson, N. G. H.; Admiral
and Mrs. Clifford Boush, Mr. a4d
Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy, Colonel and
Mrs. Daniel L. Howell, Colonel anG
Mrs. Frank Coe, Colonel and MIS-.
Frederick Reynolds, Colonel and Mrs.
Charles Lincoln, Colonel and Mrs
James B. Houston, Colonel William G..
Rafferty,, Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin
Atkinson. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bry-
ant Cooper. ~.. II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Unger ~.
Entertained.
This evening a poi supper will be
given at the CORTLAND hotel by MT.
and Mrs. julius Unger in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lytell. The fingers
will take their guests to see the pro-
duction of THE Yellow Ticket" at the
biiou, after which all will return to
the CORTLAND and enjoy the poi sup
per. Yellow leis win be at each cover
with a central adornment Of the same
brilliant color In coreopsis. After the
poi supper all will motor to Heinies
and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytell Miss Evelyn
Vaughan) he scores of friends in
Honolulu and much is being done for
this very clever couple.
Mr.. and Mr. Unger's guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lytell, the honor
guests, Mr.. d Mrs. Mettler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boylan, -. and Mrs. Cykler, DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Monsarrat, Mrs. Han
mar Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ken.
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Riggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Johnson, Dr. and Mrs.
r. H. Foucar, Miss Kelley, Miss Davis,
Miss Halls, Miss Florence Lee, Miss
Bartlett, Miss Mossman, Miss John.
son, Mr.. Clarence Waterman, Mr..
Persis. Lieut.. VIM. Covell, Mr.. Fred
Ohrt. Mr.. Mofit, Mr.. Alexis Luce and
others.
Expected From Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Bishop of
New York are expected back soon
from Honolulu and will make another
stay at the Fairmont before returning
TO the East. During their last visit
here in April they brought two lemurs
from Madagascar, which have been
shipped to their place at Lenox. In
Pasadena they bought German po-
lice dog. When they were in Califor-
MIA last year the Bishops bought a
monkey, which they took to their Len
OK estate, so they will soon have a
small menagerie there.-San Francis
CO Bulletin.
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Mr.: and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright
Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright en-.
tertained Monday evening at one of
the most original and charming din
ners lately. They invited their guests
for evening. A handsome green cloth
covered the table. Beautiful Cluny
doilies were used. No usual floral
piece marked the table center, but
there was miniature drinking foun.
tain and in the rim Of the bowl birds
were quenching their thirst. The
table gave the effect of a Roman
garden.
Mrs. Cartwright is original and has
fine hand at combining colors and
realizing something out of the ordi-