Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21
MISS BEss JONES A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS -

The Country Club was the settint
on Monday for a very pretty luncheon
over which Miss Bess Johes preside lei
IGNORING her sister, Miss .Deile Jores
who Is on her way home after a sfl
IpcEths' tour or the Orient.
:. .JasiIet OF REQ african daisies and
white field daisies and blue bachelor
buttons naae 6 very pretty center
piece American silk flags were a
each guest cover and on the starr an
fycry card bore the guests name.
Music and cards passed the 1cuI
after luncheon very pleasantly Miss
Jones guests were Miss LeIle Jones,
tie guest OF honor. Mrs William D,
ADAMS, Mrs George K Fren2h, Mrs.
II. e. Adams, Mrs WiIli9m Rawlins.
Mrs w. BeiIina, Mrs. Haley, Mrs. z.
cueghorn, Mrs. coona .frs .. F.
Mooney and Mrs. Mora.
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MR. AND MRS. DERWENT KEN.
~ SEDY HoNORED f..
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Derwent Kennedy were the honor
quests at a chow Ter and swim that
Ar. and MS Charles Chillingwortli
gave About 30 VI Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy's friends were assembled and
all voted Mr.. and Mrs. ChilIingworth
delightful host and hostess. Fl. .sa
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JUDGE AND MRS. SANFORD n
DOLE HONoRED
Judge and Mrs. Sanford Ballard
Dole were the guests OF honor at q
very delightful garden party that Mr..
and Mrs William r. Castle gave on
Saturday last II was party with
only old friends assembled who know
and love Judge and :drs. Dole, and
all spent q very pleasant social hour
together. IT,.
Judge and Mrs. Dole left this week
for tour OF the eastern states. They
will be back by fall. About thirty
friends were hidden by Mr. and Mrs
, Castle to greet Judge and Mrs. Dole
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MRS. ALEXANDER G. M. ROBERT
SON HoNoRS MISS Fake
Miss Gretchen Fake, who has just
returned from q five years stay
abroad studying music, was the guest
OF honor at musical given by Mrs.
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson on Wed
nesday afternoon. Miss Fake very
generously played a number az selec-
tons on the piano, which gave great
pleasure to her listeners. Mrs. Rob-
ertson, as she always does, pleased
her hearers with her sweet voice. Mrs.
Harry Hoffman also sang very pleas.
qntly. II was an altogether delightful
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sons fairs.
rhe guests invited to meet Miss
Fake were Mrs. Joseph T. Lewis, Mrs.
Carlos Long, Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mrs.
Harry Hoffman, Mrs. James Dougher-
~, Mrs. Augustus e. Murphy, Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Robert
Single. Mrs Cyril Hogs, Miss Hsslen
g. Pratt Miss Marshall and Miss May
Marshall.
Mr.. c. NJ SToDDARD A DINNER
HOST
The Moana Hotel was the setting
for pretty dinner on Tuesday even
ing over which Mr.. o. NJ Stoddard
OF Los Angeles presided as host
A great basket filled with Killar-
I1ey roses and white candy TUT made
q pretty center ornament. Dainty
name cards marked each guest cover.
After dinner. dancing was kept up
till late hour, when an elaborate
supper was served.
Mr.. Stoddard's guests were: Mrs.
Julian G. Rivers Of New York City,
Miss Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
C.. Cunha. Mr.. and Mrs. David Dow.
sett,s Mrs. Edward Fuller WitselI,
Miss Merrill. Lieut.. Charles Lyman,
DR. White, DR.. Harry Deiber, Lieut..
Edward Fuller Witsell,s and Mr.. e.
McBoyle of Los Angeles.
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"A "KIMONO-CLAD DINNER
PARTY
Miss Mary Johnson was hostess at
unique and interesting japanese
dinner on Tuesday evening at the
Mochizuld Club at Waikiki. The
guests all wore gay kimonos and
were seated Japanese-fashion about
the pretfiIy decorated table. Chop
sticks were used and the dancing
Of the geisha girls gave a deal Of |
pleasure TO Miss Johnson's guests,
who were Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Alex
ander Of Loo Angeles, Miss Laura
Carback Of Omaha, Miss Langfeld
OF Pittsburg, Miss f.. E. Lee of