Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

larity, so numerous are the affairs
that are given In their honor in San
Francisco. Here 10 news ofeole::
"Brizadier~G General and Mrs. Hunter
Ldggett returned from San Diego OF
Tuesday, where the general went on
a tour Of inspection. Their return
Immediately started mother series OF
entertainments, such as have occupied
their leisure tine most delightfully."-
since arriving here.
Wednesday evening Major and Mrs.
Lawrence Brown entertained the Liz.
getts at dinner, with a dozen or so Of
guests being invited to meet them on
this occasion. $50 -
In the afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth
Pratt was hostess to Mrs. Liggett al
a luncheon which assembled the fol-
lowing women of the army set: Mes.
danes Hunter Ligsett, John B. Nc.
Donald, Mrs. ]. n. Huff of Stockton,
John Kerfoot. Frederick Sladen,
Charles Grass, Griggs Holt.-San
Francisco Chronicle, July 1.
.'.- .
MRS. RALPH CLARK HONORS
MISS VERA HENSHAW q
Ans. Ralph Clark entertained last.
Tuesday Afternoon, honorfng Miss
Vera Henshaw. The affair was to,
hem q dozen table napkins for the
brideelect. and a pleasnrable after.
noon was enjoyed. =
Mrs. Clark's guests were Miss Vera
Henshaw, Mrs, Marshall Henshaw,
Mrs. Grover Batten, Mrs. Merwin
Carson Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. VII
liam Campbell. Miss Dorothy Guild,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Martha
McChesney and Miss Ann Johnson 4
MRS. F. w. KLEBAHN A LUNCH,
EoN HOSTESS =. i
Mrs. f. w. Klebahn was luncheon
hostess on Tuesday OF this week in
compliment to Miss Ella Wight. A has.
ket of dainty flowers graced the
table center. Mrs. Klebahn's guests
were Miss Ella Wight, Miss Wilhelmi-
ma Tenney, Miss Lady Nacfarlane,
Miss ALA Ward, Mrs. George Collins,
Mrs. Reynold b. McGrew, Mrs. C.
Dunkhase, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mrs. AL
len Wilcox and Mrs. Walter Duisen;
berg i
49, = ~.
MRS. GEORGE A. BROWN HON.
ORS MRS. L. j. WARREN I
Mrs. George A. Brown was hostess
at a going-away luncheon on Friday
in honor Of Mrs. Louis j. Warren, who
leaves very shortly for the mainland
with her husband. They plan to mo.
tor through California and possibly
further east. go 49,. II
Simplicity and inforniality was the
keynote Of this pleasurabIe event. i
Mrs. Browns guests were Mrs.
Louis ]. Warren. Mrs. Louis E. Davis,
Mrs. Archibald Guild, Mrs Robert
Mclean. Mrs. David Thrum, Mrs.
John TreAholm Warren and Miss Ma
bel Armstrong. Bridge was the after
luncheon diversion. r
MRS. wILHELiINA TENNEYs
DINNER DANCE
The Country Club was the setting
for pretty informal dinner on Tues
day evening, when Miss wiIheimina
Tenney, with her guests seated at q
circular table, enjoyed q delightful
evening. The table was dainty. A
white enameled basket held pink and
white candy .tuft and great pink hut |
terfly bows further enhanced the
pretty board.
!. Dancing was the evenings diver.
sion. f.. = -,
Miss Tenney's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mrs. Edward
d. Tenney, Miss Mary Won Holt, Mrs. |
Dickson Mott, Miss Ella Wight, Mr.. |
Hebron Walker, Mr..yfyian Dyer, Mr.. |
Alan Lowrey and Mr.. Charles Hite.
MR.. AND MRS. RosERr LEVERS
HONORED /
Mrs. Arthur r. Wall gave a lunch. |
con on Tuesday honoring her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Levers. - ~ E-s-. - i
A SWIMMING PARTY 4
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Case Deerfng
are entertaining with a swimming
party this evening. After the swim
o light supper will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. behring's guests will
be Col and Mrs. Frank r. Keefer;
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Capt. and
Mrs. John d. Reardan, Mr.. and Mrs!
Frank Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. HI
B. Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Won
Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. VII.
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilder, Mr..
and Mira Ambrose Patterson. Col and
Mrs NndreW Harn Ir. Cant and /