Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR

/ f. SOCIAL CALENDAR /.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry maefarlane's
Supper Dance.
General and Mrs. John p. Wissers
Dinner. . ..~.
Miss Sara Lucas Swimming After
noon. -. r.,
j Mr. and Mrs. John N. Dowsetrs
Dinner.
The Mills Club Afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack I onions o nnf r.
Mrs. Edward E. WitseIPs Wistaria
Bridge.
Watsrhcuse-Wa'ier Nuptisls.
Major and Mrs. Charles Rasan's
2 P:cnic.
Miss Fanny Hogs Informal Tea.
cut. and Mrs A. SIoan's Din
ner.
ar. ard Mrs. Clarence oIson's Din
rer. .@..
Consul and Mrs {. Z. Gordon's
Dinner, r.
i.isut. and Mrs, Thomas A. Crystals
Dinner.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick Reynolds
oienic Outing. = ....& =.
TIE cox-Horton Wedding.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson's Luncheon.
Capt. and Mrs. D . Stones Dinner.
Mrs. D. Il. Mahaw's Tea.
Yrs DAVIS Hotel Dinner.
Cart sud Mrs GrashofFs Dinner
/ Mrs. Arthur Browns Bridge Tea.
i Prince and HSineess Kuhio's Poi
4 Luncheon.
! Mrs. George A. Bells Dinner.
Mai, and Mrs. Powell FauntIeroy's
/ pinner-Dance.
Mrs. David Stones Luncheon.
and surely that success depends upon
education. .s
4 Let us be like the thought, "Our
spirits growing in attained spaces and
not our minds narrowed to narrow
sphere. ...- H. +.
+ H. w. K.
March 80, 1916. .:.s ..@.
/ Prince and Princess KaIanianaoIe's
I Luau.
Last Sunday was the natal day OF
Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole, and his
! wife gave a delicious poi luncheon
/ in his honor. 1t was the finest and
best appointed affair of the sort Civ.
en- this year. The house was massed.
/ with flowers in all the shades of pink
and red, gladiolas and lace fern. The
table where the feast was served was
beautiful and many indeed were the
| compliments showered on the princess
/ for her very artistic arrangement.
Each guest was presented with a
handsome yellow lei made of silk
baby ribbon A name card was at
each place bearing the royal coat of
arms. A fine Hawaiian quintet fur
nished music during the feast and for
/ the guests afterwards during the
afternoon The guests were Judge
and Mrs John Lane Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs Carl
lWidemann, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kea, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gift
| fard, Mr. and Mrs Morton Riggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stillman, Mr.. anil
Mrs. Frank Woods, Mrs. Charles
Booth. Miss Leola Booth, Miss Mary
Low, Mrs. Hagney, Col. Sam Parker,
Mr.. Ernest Parker, DR.. Bane Of New
York, Mr. Montgomery of San Fran.
| cisco, Mr.. G.. Doyle, MIR. ana MIS-.
Eben Low and others. @...:
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| Capt and Mrs. Grashoff's Dinner.
The German cruiser Geier was the
| setting for a very pretty dinner on
Tuesday evening, given by Capt. and
Mrs. Grashoff The table was attrac-
| tive with it's bronze basket filled
with golden coreopsis. A jolly hour
| was enjoyed after dinner by the
guests on deck Capt. and Mrs. Gras-
hoffs guests were Mr.. and Mrs. How
/ ard Bode, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mac
farlane, Mrs. Henry Foster Button,
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.. Herman
Focke and Mr.. w. LAM. :...#..
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| Baby Week Stirs Interest.
Baby Week is creating no end Oh
| interest. Society women eyerywhere
are deeply interested in this splendid
| work and it promises from the pres
| ent outlook to be an annual affair in
Honolulu The committee in charge
| is aiming to have every household in
| Honolulu which boasts a king or
queen" in other words baby, dis
play an American flag from the win
dow. Everyone is deeply interested in
| this widespread movement. Nothing
but good can come of it. = .... 49, I
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