Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07

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pR. DOROTHY SMILEY HoEoRED
Commodore and Mrs. Dennis Ma
han and Mrs. Grafton Beall enter.
tanned z.en Sunday evening honoring
DR.. Dorothy Smyley Of England. The
table was very handsome with Its
silver basket filled With American
Beauty roses for a central ornament.
Lighted, unshaded tapers gave a yetg
pretty effect. E%-.
Dr. Smyles during the, evening told
OF some Of her experiences at the
front as British army doctor.
The guests were:f DE Dorothy
Smyley, the honor guest. Miss Dorp,
thea Mcintosh of Alabama, Mr.. Foster
Milikin. Mr.. Fullerton Weaver and Mr..
Hamilton p Agee. = - =
i SUPPER HohokISG Mr.. MASON
Mr.. Mason ;Remey, was the guest OF
honor. farewell supper, dance given
by Mrs. Ernest .WaterhUuse on Mon
day evening. q =, y. ~. So
The party started Oh the Roof Gar,
den and the evening ended with q
supper at the Waterhohse home. Tho
table was attractive with asb6Sket Of
Cecil Bruner roses and white candy
tuft. see i sg4 :, -
Mrs. WAREHOUSES; guests were: Mr.,
and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright. .Jrs Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Patterson, Nh.
Grafton Beall. Miss Florence Butler.
Miss Gould, Mr.. Georae Latimer, M.
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Mr.. Mason Reniey f5es honor guest
Mr.. q. w. McFARLAsD n DINNER
r HOST 3. & - 50
Mr.. @. w. Mcfarland was dinnsr
host at the Pleasaht0n on Monday
evening. entertaining tor ssliss y cur
tbs. Miss l.. Curtis and Miss Helen
Phillips. = =
MR.. AND MRS. WIZ PITKlGS EN-.
TERTAINS INF0RSfAtsY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Pitkins enter.
tanned on Monday evening at the
PIeasanton Hotel. honofing Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Banigan and DR.: e. +.
Pitkins.
THE PLEASANTOS HOTEL DANCE
The regular Great Northern dance
at the Pieasanton took place on Mon.
day evening. The iining.room was
crowded. for there were dinner par.
ties galore. The Hawaiian band play.
ed from 6:3a. to $50, during the din
ner hour, then the exhibition OF. Ha.
waiian dancing took place on the COW
cred tennis court. At $50 the dance
on the lanai started and here those In
clined danced until midnight.
Gard tables were arranged in quiet
places for those who preferred cards
to dancing. These dances have be-
cone justly popular and are always
largely attended. The Monday night
dance was declared BY all to be tho
best yet given by the hotel. II - /
Some among the liners noticed
we're Mr.. and Mrs J. 4. Fitzgerald
and son. Mr.. G. Budd and Mr.. W..
G.. Davidson, Miss Van Alien and Miss
y. d. Glendel. Mr.. n. c. Davis ana
Miss f. Benerkin. Mr.. anil Mrs. Van
Anderson, Airs. Peterson. Mr.. Mans.
field, Mr.. Frank W. Lewis. Mr. War
rem Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. D. Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Blackburn and
Miss Clara Pearson. ~. IL.
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SUPPER-DANCE AT oUTRHGER
CLUB !
Miss Margaret Collins entertained
most delightfully."- at a suppef-danee
on Thursday evening at the, Ontrigger
Canoe Club. ~
A dip in the ocean was enjoyed
first, after which most delicious pic
mic supper was served, covers being
laid for IS. After supper dancing was
enjoyed on the Pavilion to the music
of Victrola. Miss Collins certainly
proved to be a charming hostess, and
it is always with great pleasure that
the many friends of this popular young
lady receive invitations to her many
delightful affairs. 81
Among those invited we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Ease, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l. De Perry, Miss Sylvia
Safranek, Miss Mildred Safranek, Miss
Berniee Cuisine, Miss Crane. Miss
Margaret Linn. Mrs. Van Vert and
Miss Collins, the hostess. Mr.. r. Hodg.
son. Mr.. Francis McTighe, Mr.; Ralph
Taylor. Mr.. Guard, Mr. Chase Foster,
Mr. Linn and Mr.. Arthur Troiel
CAPT. AND MRS. LOUIS D. PEPINs
SUPPER-SWIM
Capt. and Mrs. Louis D. Pepin were
lost and hostess at very delightful
supper and swim on Wednesday even.
ing. After enjoying swim the guests
had supper. ..... - - s.. T.
Capt and Mrs. Pepin's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. French, Capt.