Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

BILE bridge in honor OF Mrs. Chain
ers G. Hall. who is to sail for the
coast on the Thomas. Invited in her
honor were Mesdames Walter r. Pick,
William Male. Robert Cheney, Pelham
Glassford, Swift Martin. George Call
endar, Henry Lantry. Joseph DAILY,
Clarence r. Bell and Miss Hazel
Haynes. The pivot game OF auction
was played with Mrs. Cheney and
Mrs. Male winning the high scores.
Very attractive sandwich baskets OF
Japanese china and wicker were the.
table prizes, while to Mrs. Hall was
presented a lovely corsage rose of sat
in and velvet The delicious tea
which followed had a color. note OF
violet. the ices and candies being
tinted in violet. and the flowers which
filed the house rejecting the violet
shades.
Last Sunday evening DR.. and. Mrs.
Haynes entertained with supper and
theater party TO see Sadie Love" for
the following guests: Miss Helen
Palmer, Lieut. Kenny Palmer, Lieut..
Ice Ahcrn and DR.. O'Connor.
Captain and Mrs E. H. Games give
a dinner on Thursday for Major and
Mrs. Frank II. Albright, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Corbly and Capt. Charles
Bates. An attractive color scheme
of yellow was used on the table with
golden coreopsis for centerpiece,
around which were grouped four yell
low shaded candles. . -.
On Saturday evening Lieut.. Horns.
by Evans gave delightful dinner at
the University Club in town for the
following guests, Mrs. Frank Keefer,
Mrs. John D. Burnett, Mrs. Joseph
Janda, the Misses Carrie and Esther
Mcmahon, Lieuts. James Ulio, Ray.
mond McQuillan, Charles Bankhead
and V. v. Enyart The long table was
very attractive in its decorations of
rose tinted asters~ and ferns which
were arranged in graceful designs fat
on the cloth, the pink note being
carried out in the corsage bouquets
made of sweetpeas and ferns found at
each ladys cover. Later the
party went to Heinie's where the
evening was brought to close in
dancing.
On Thursday evening a greatly en-.
joyed party was given by James
Perine Barney, Jr The special film
at the Amusement hall was given
enthusiastic attention, and later the
guests went to the hosts house for a
spread" The party included Hen
rietta Hall, the honor guest; Chalmers
Hall, Nancy Hawkins, Susanna Gull.
foyle, Katherine Lacey, Helen Herr,
Alice Palmer, Merrilland Stone Sor.
ley. Alice Palmer, Park Hodges, lisa.
belle Boniface, Stratum Schurtz and
the host.
On Friday evening before the 18th
hop a number of parties took place,
the hop making a pleasant finish to
the evening. Lieut.. and Mrs. William
e. McCleave entertained in honor OF
Mrs. Franklin Wing with buffet sup.
per, to which were invited Miss Hor-
tense Short, Madame McCleave, Lieut..
and Mrs. William E. Shedd, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Reardan, Captain and Mrs.
Pelham Glassford, Lieut.. and Mrs.
John Hauser, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest
G. Cullum, Lieut. and Mrs. Percy
Deshon, DR.. and Mrs. Walter. Lieut.
and Mrs. Karl Truesdell, Lieuts. Cliff
Andrus, Eugene Owen and Joseph An.
drews. 49,
Lieut.. and Mrs. James CLANCY gave
buffet supper on Friday. Present
were Col. and Mrs. John Guilfoyle,
Major and Mrs. Thomas Schley, Ma
jor and Mrs. Frank Albright, Major
and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Captain and
Mrs. Charles Willard, Captain and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre. Cok and
Mrs. Frank Keefer, Major William S,
Guignard. Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome Pill
lou, Lieut. and Mrs. Barrett Glover
Lieut. and Mrs John D. Burnett, Lieut.
and Mrs. Livingston Watrous, Lieut.
and Mrs. De Russy Hoyle, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Herr, Lieut.. and Mrs. Rob
ert p Harbold, Captain and Mrs. John
Boniface, Lieut.. and Mrs Howell
Estes, Misses Carrie and Esther Nc
Mahon, Mildred Pointing. Dorothy
Palmer, Leila Wilson and Lieuts. Bal
lard Lyerly, Frank Schneider, Edward
Rose, Wallace PhiloOn, Roy Jones
Eugene Robinson. Hornsby Evans
Howard Milligan. Eugene Lehman, o
NJ. Baldinger. Walter Frank and Cap
tain James Loud.
Lieut. and Mrs. Donald Hay gave a
! dinner on Friday for Captain and Mrs
H z. Eames, Captain and Mrs. J. S
Cecil, Mr.. John Macaulay and Captain
and Mrs. La Vergne Gregg. The eff
fective dahlias in tones ranging from
pale pink to deep rose were used in
the pretty centerpiece with the other
table, appointments, carrying out the
color note.
Mrs Thomas II. Love on Friday
gave a bridge luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. Edward c. Carey The guests
were invited for II o'clock and played
a number OF rubbers of pivot auction
heFOre the luncheon hOur Mrs Ca