Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

ham. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levers, AMI
Capt. G.. De Grass Catlin of Schofield
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MRs AND MRS. HAMILTON p.
AGES DINNER
Lieut. and Ernest G.. Cullum are to
be the guests of honor at dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton p
Agee this evening.
A basket of American Beauty roses
will grace the centes OF an attractive
table.
Mr.. and Mrs Ages guests viii he
Lieut.. and Mrs Ernest G. cullum, Mrs.
Grafton Beall Mrs. Gideon van Poo'a,
Mrs. Sylvester Lawton, Capt. Alexan.
der Macnab, Capt. James Ulio and
Lieut.. Raymond T. McQniliin.
Alter dinner the guests will enjoy
dancing at the Roof Garden.
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MSS MITRIEI. HIND HONORED
Miss suriel Hind was the guest OF
honor It dinner given bv Mr.. Rob-
ert Stoeyer and VT. F. Fudge on Sat.
urday evening After dinner the
guests took in the Carnival Water
| Pageant. Mr.. Steeyer and Mr..
/ Judges guests were Miss Murie1 Hind.
Miss yAfari0ry Camps, Miss Ruth So
per. Mr.. H. s. Harvard. Mr.. Robert
McCorriston and Mrs Iovett,
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MSS arzY |, SCI sQEEa 4 plssEa !.
Miss Muriel Hind WAS fue Guest of
honor at a dinner on Wednesday even
ing given by Miss Ruth Soper. A bas-
ket of spring blossoms adorned the
table center.
Miss Soper's guests were Mrs.
Ioyett. Miss Muriel Hind. Mr.. Robert
Net orristoH, Mr. Robert Steever and
Mr. F. Bulge
! The dance at the PIeasanton was
enjoyed after dinner.
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GAIETY AT THE PLEASANTON
The Pleasanton Hotel guests are
/ kept very busy these days for the
afternoons are given over to bridge
and afternoon tea, while the evenings
are devoted to either dancing or list
ening to the instrumental music.
A POI SUPPER IN HONOR OF DIS
TINGUISHED VISITORS
Mrs. Irene Holloway was hostess at
a poi supper last Monday evening hon
oring the BENJAMIN K Pitmans OF
Boston. who have been so largely en-
tertained since coming to Honolulu a
few weeks ago.
At every guest place was a fragrant
MALE lei. while the long table was
very charmingly done in African dali
sizes, and sprays of maidenhair fern
were sprinkled generously over the
snowy linen
Mrs. Holloway,s guests were Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN K. Pitnan, Mr..
and Mrs E. Faxon Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert p. Taylor. aIr. and Mrs. Edward
d. Tenney, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hen
riques, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett,
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown. Mrs, A. s. Wilcox, Mrs.
F. Klebahn. Mrs. Mary F. Beckley,
Miss Margaret Walker, Mr. Francis
Brown, Mr.. Vivian Dyer, Mr.. James
McInerny and Mr.. Hebron Walker.
A quintet furnished old-time Hawai-
ian songs and music throughout the
evening.
A SUNDAY IN MANOA VALLEY
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
K. PitnIan of Boston were the guests
of honor at a very charming and de.
lightful picnic held at the Robert
Single home in upper Manoa Valley.
After swim in the deep pool. en-
J joyed by most OF the guests, luncheon
was served and it was one of the
most delightful of the many delight.
full affairs given for the Pitmans.
Those who enjoyed this party were
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin X. Pitman,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott, Miss Elliott, Mrs. Gray, Mr.,
and Mrs Payne, Misses Payne, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Single, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Macfarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Albert p.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beckley
Mayor and Mrs. john Lane Mr. ard
Mrs Frank Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stillman, MIR and Mrs. George
Smithies. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hen
riques, Mrs. Alice Hutchinson, Mrs.
Mary Beckley, Mrs. Irene Holloway,
Miss Irene Dickson, Mr.. Will Dickson,
Duke Kahanamoau, Kaniau Evans, Ed.
son Hutchinson and others.
To the great pleasure Of all Duke
| Kahanamoku gave an exhibition swim