Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11

Miss Jessie Rae took very novel |
way of entertaining company of |
friends on Wednesday evening she
invited the company to a botany
carty" On entering the lanai one
was greeted with 30 different kinds
of shrubs and the leaves and branches |
each bore tag with number. Each
guest was privileged to examine as
closely as he or she wished and put |
the name down. When tie time al |
'oted was up, 1t was fourd that Mrs |
G. Watson had distinguished herself
by being familiar with 81 of the
names. Mrs. Horace Vaughan was
second and Mrs. johnson won the
consolation prize Each was given a
pretty piece of Canton ware. After
the game was over auction bridge
was the program and Mrs. Lister, win
ming. was given Canton bowl fer
scoring highest
Miss RAGS guests we're DR.. and
Mrs Archibald Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Watson, Mrs. Horace Vaughan,
Mrs. Jean Moulton, Mrs. Lister, Miss
E. McMenamin, Mr.. and Mrs. Magru-
der, Gordon Maury, Miss Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. w NJ. Johnson, Mr. William
Johnson. Mr. Kenneth Alexander and
Mr.. G.. e. King.
CAPT. AND MRS. BRAINERD
TAYLOR'S DINNER
Capt. and Mrs Brainerd Taylor of
Fort Ruger were hosts for dinner at
the Country Club on Friday evening
Their guests were Col and Mrs. AL
fred NJ. Hunter, Miss Hunter, Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Andrew Hero, Lieut.. Col.
Powell c. Fauntleroy. Capt. and Mrs
Walter c. Baker, Mrs. Bradley, Capt
and Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss, Capt
John L. Holcombe and Mrs. J. H. Lee
Holcombe, all CT Fort Kamehameha;
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Magruder of
Fort Ruger, and Mrs. w. E. Richard
son, who is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Taylor. The table
decorations were white and red, the
centerpiece of white chrysanthemums
and African DAISIES.
MISS RUTH SoPER GIVES Adm 1
NER
Around a table made very attractive
with a rock crystal bowl filled with
flaming red ixoras, Miss Ruth Sopar
entertained company of friends Oh
Wednesday evening. Kewpies w:tt
attractive red hats marked each guest
cover After dinner Miss Soper and
her guests attended the Bijou and
then went to Heinie's to enjoy the
dance. Miss Sopers guests were Miss
Muriel Hind, Miss Edith Kynnersley,
Mr.. Cornell Franklin. Mrs. Alexandeg
Bulge and Mr.. Francis Brown.
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DIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR HODGlMS
CHOWDER
Last Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Hodgins entertained a COM
pany of friends at their kahalaWals
home. A swim, then chowder opened
the program, after which the guests
motored to Heinie's, where table
had been reserved, and a very delight
full evening ensued. The guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Walker, Mr.,
and Mrs Gustav Schaefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. James
Dougherty and Mr. George Marshall
MISS MILDRED, CLEMENS TO BE
HONORED
The three local chapters of the or
der of Eastern Star will give a recep-
ton at the Outrigger Club on We'd
nesday. November II, honoring Miss
Mildred Clemens, niece of Mark
Twain. and a visitor here. The recep
ton will be from . 50 till ). A large
number are expected <.-: ~.
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MR. AND MRS. G.. FRED BUSH'S
DINNER y
Mr. and Mrs G. Fred Bush enter
tanned a company of friends at the
Commercial Club on Tuesday, even
ing The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis E. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lyser. Miss Martha McChesney, Miss
Dorothy Hawk, Mr.. Gavin Bush and
Mr. ChirIay pr,cir