Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
MRS. HERMAN FoCKE GIVES A
LUNCHEON


LUNCHEON
Mrs. Herman Focke was luncheon
hostess on Wednesday Of this week
when she entertained complimenting
Miss Eloise Wichman, whose marriage
to Mr.. Dickson Mott will occur In the
near. future. The table was very hand
some with q silver basket In the CEN
ter Of American Beauty roses and at
different points of the table were
silver bud vases, holding the same
handsome blooms. A corsage bouquet
at each cover of dainty flowers was
very charming. As each course pro-
ceeded a gift was brought to the honor
guest and proved the luncheon
Kitchen shower. Each guest was given
a dainty book and book-mark.
Mrs. Focke's guests were Miss
Eloise Wichman, Miss Ruth Anderson.
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Pauline Schae-
fer. Miss Thelma X. Murphy, Mrs.
Stepllanie wichman, Mrs. George Col
Inns, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Mrs. Haf.
old Castle. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
Edward D. Tenney. Miss Bernice Hal
stead, Mrs. H. Dowsett and Mrs. Mer-
win Carson.
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QUEEN OF MkNILA'S CARNIVAL
Miss sMela Fairchild, whose photo
graph is published today, is the second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fair,
child OF Manila, formerly Of Kauai
She Is remarkably pretty girl with
dairy solden-red hair, brown eyes and
pure white skin, who was queen OF the
carnival for this year In Manila. Her
gown was a gorgeous product Of the
dress builders art Her crown Of dia-
mofds was set in platinum She made
an impressive and dignified queen.
Miss Faifchild is a daughter Of Hs.
VAN having been born e Honolulu
AN ARHoKETUM CLUB FORMED
y Several men and women in Honolulu
who are deeply interested in the cui
ture and preservation OF trees have
| formed an arboretum club and next
week Mr.. J. +. Rock win give them
his lecture on palms In lava. Illus
trated with lantern slides, which he
gave few weeks ago at the Pleasan.
/ ton under the auspices of the Out
door Circle. This Illustrated lecture
| is not only instructive but pleasing.
The ladies who are leading this move
Ement are: Mrs. Edward d. Tenney,
Mrs. George Castle Mrs. Alcnzo Cart:
ley, Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs z,
Faxon Bishop and Mrs.. John r. Gait.
A DINNER AT THE CoURTLAssD
Mr.. G. 81 Blair and Mr.. William
Williarisontwer Joint dinner hosts on
Thursday evening ct the Gourtland
Hotel ASA table ornafnent, large.
low basket was filled With pink and
lavender sweet peas, vip1ets, forget
ite-nots. and maiden haif. fern. making
pretty decoration. Corsage bouquets
we're each tied with long streamers
al the end of which was each guests
name 80 .sb.5 -
Mr. Blair . and Mr.. wiliiamson's
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs A. III.
Storrs, Mr.. Walter Storfs. Miss Janet
StorTs and Mr.. and Mrs Belin. After
dinner the guests plotcred to the
Young Hotel and visited the Roof
Garden. & \, II.
/ A DINNER AT THE PLEASANTON
Capt and Mrs q. r. Calender we're
the guests rof honor at dinner party
given On Tuesday evening at the
Pleasanton hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
McQuestion.
The dance at the hotel was the
evenings diversion.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES chill
1>s- LiNGWORTH'S DINNER
With their guests seated about a
table made very attractive with a
centerpiece of golden coreopsis and
lace fern, Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Chill
lingworth entertained on Tuesday
evening. After dinner all motored to
Heinie's where dancing was enjoyed
until late hour ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chilling worth's guests
were Mrs. A. H. Abbott of Piedmont,
Miss Helen Ollie of Piedmont, Mrs.
Marion Dowsett Worthington, Mr..
Frank Armstrong, Mr.. James McIner-
ny, Mr.. Cornell Franklin, Judge and
Mrs. william Whitney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rice.