Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-14

DIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR q.
GINS, DINNER

DIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR @. H0|
GINS DINNER
Around table which was vo|
pretty with its crystal decoration
pink plumarias, lace fern and on
tulle. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H0dgI.
entertained On Tuesday evening.
tendance at the bronze Revue q.
the entertainment planned for
guests after dinner. Or. and MI
HodginS' guests were MIR. and I'd
Matthew Graham, MIR. and Mrs. ~
ward Dekum and DR.. Alsop.
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AN OUTING To SACRED vAELE
Mr.. and Mrs II. p Agee and a par
of guests motored over to WalanI
Tavern on Saturday of last week a.
remained the night at this attraci|
hosiery. Sunday morning the par
motored to Sacred Valley. where
climb was begun Ii is a rather bar
climb. yet we'll worth the effort. 4.
one of the most beautiful OF the ma.
beautiful of Oahu's views may
found here Luncheon was serV1.
after which the guests motored bad
to town, delighted with the outinI
MIR. and Mrs. Agee's guests Wo|
Mrs Florence Butler, Mrs. Craft
Beall, Mrs Gideon Van Poole. III.
Ernest Waterhouse. Mr. Clarence /.
son. Cant. j. Ulio. Mr.. Herman Tue
er and Mr.. Pettijohn.
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MRS. JAMES CoCKBURN GIVES
TEA
Mrs. James Coekburn was an an.
noon tea hostess on Friday OF on
week About 30 guests were biddI
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MR.. AND MRS. J. L. COCKBUHI
DINNER
Among the many small dime
given at the Country Club on Wedn|
day was very pretty one given
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cockburn.
basket of sweet peas made very 4
tractive centerpiece. Mr.. and VT
Cockburn's guests were Mr.. and MI
A. w. T. Bottomley and Mr. and NJ
Claude Watson.
, MRS. EDWARD DEKUM A LUNG.
E0N HOSTESS
Mrs. William Williamson and Mr.
ConneIl of Portland. Ore, were O
, guests of honor at a luncheon give
by Mrs. Edward Dekum on Frio.
Oh this week at her attractive Nu|
anu home. The table was very pretI
A tall handled silver basket
filled with yellow and cream color
snapdragons, while yellow tulle ado
an artistic touch. The hour afL.
! luncheon was devoted to bridge and
snappy rubber was enjoyed.
Mrs. Dekums guests were Mrs. VI
hanson and Mrs. Connell, the guee'
of honor; Miss Maupin, Miss Lou
Lucas. Mrs. Charles Chillingwort
Mrs James D. Dougherty, Mrs. Artu.
G. Hodgins, Mrs. Samuel A. Walt|
and Mrs Roderick o. Matheson.
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MRS, H. NORTON GIVES A Di|
NER
The Moana Hotel was the SETH
for a dinner given on Tuesday ef
ing nv Mrs. j. Fl. Norton OF New 10.
who is enjoying her first WISH
Honolulu. The table was very DAN
with a pretty basket generously kiI'
vitb sweet peas in pink and lavena
Mrs Norton's guests were MT
| Mrs. Wylie Mather, Judge anu
William B. Lymer, Miss EdiIn
liams, Lieut.. Frank Sloan ana
Gardener of Eastman, y. T.
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urDGE AND MRS WILLIAM B. Il
MER ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Mather
tho honor guests at a home dLn4
given on Wednesday evening 0y Jue.
and Mrs William B. bymer
| table was very pretty with TO
trail adornment of La France roses
lace fern. with pink tulle attractlke
arraneed After dinner the comDa1
rnotored to the Country CluD, Ne
the hours we're pleasantly passed
Judge and Mrs. Lymer's guests ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Mather. Mrs.
/ n Norton of New York, Miss EoI
Williams, Lieut.. Frank Sloan and
Gardener of New York
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MISS SARA LUCAS GIVES A SNI
AND TEA
| Friday afternoon Miss Sara bi[
/ vas hostess at swimming tea, hon
ing Miss Florence Hoffman,
leaves for the coast next Wedne4I.
Pink roses and pink sweet peas N
used to decorate the rooms.
a swim refreshments were So
Miss Lucas guests we're Mis-
ence Hoffman, the guest Of I|.
Miss Marie BalIentyne, Miss But
Chesney, Miss Martha Lcl|.
Mrs. Ned LOOMS, Mrs u = |..
Mrs. Guy Miner, Mr1 A[1clt Mad