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

Cooper, Mrs. 8. Kubey, Mrs. ]. French
Jr.; Mrs. Ambrose Wrftz, Mrs. Chi
pierre, Mrs. L. Abrams, Mrs. F. Batch
elor, Mrs. Charles Bellina, Miss
Louise Lucas, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. e
Keen, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Lee Todd
Mrs. II. r. Waity, Mrs. FLOYD EN-
mans, Mrs. Marshall Webb Mrs. An
gustus e. Murphy, Mrs. r, o. Math
eson, Mrs. Arthur Thayer, Mrs. A. s.
Cunningham, Mrs. Edward Dekum
Mrs. J., Lande, Mrs. 8. w. Smith
Mrs. q. B. Curtis, Mrs. c., J.SFiebig
Mrs. e. Giesecke, Mrs. Lyman H,
Bigelow, Mrs. Lederer, Mrs. Lewis
Underwood, Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs
Friedly, Mrs. Jules Levy, Mrs. Car
q. Rhodes, Mrs. e. Jacobson, Mrs
Fanny Zeave,. Mrs. Charles Thurston
Mrs. o. C. Scott, Mrs. William Danel
Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs, III. Giles, Mrs
Claire Bowen, Mrs. Laing, Mrs. J
Melanphy, Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs
Gus Cantin, Mrs. Jorgen Jorgensen
Mfss Margaret Kelley, Madam Waity
Mrs. James Macconell and Mrs. FREQ
Chandler. -" -. T.. ~...'-
NEWTON PECK GIVES A JAPAN
ESE DINNER
Newton Peck, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Tenney Peck, was host at a Jap
anese dinner last evening at his ka
haia home. 1t was a typical japanese
feast from first to last. The. guests
were seated at a long, low table, SiA
teen boys and girls enjoyed this de
lightful novelty. All ate, with chop
sticks and the party was Japanese
throughout. The table decorations
were vegetables cut into flowers with
a Gcieyerness almost unbelievable
For instance, dainty daffodils were
made of white turIiip with a yellow
center OF carrot, and a green onion
leaf served for the stem. -. - >
After the supper the young folk at
tended the dance that Mr. B. F. Marx
gave In honor of his nephew. at the
Country Club - -, 80 -. =. 80. = 20
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney>- Peck had
a few guests in to enjoy this delect'
able feast with the younger folk. Rev
Clay Mace auley, who has lived twenty.
eight. years in 'Japai, Mrs. Elizabeth
Groton and her daughter; Miss Groton
Of Hartford. were included. They
leave next week for their home and
will motor in Canada and thence to
Hartford. Miss Groton is an enthusi'
astic motorist and a mechanic as well
for she did all repair work on her car
across the continent and would like
to see service az, an ambulance driver
In France. Other guests were Mrs
Locke, Mrs. III. Alexander .Isenberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson. =,
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MISS. BESS JONES GIVES A CHI.
e. <NESE LUNCHEON =
The popular thing to do just now is
to give a Chinese affair, and this was
Miss Bess Jones' way entertaining
a halt dozen friends this week Ali
motored to. q. chop suey house and
here the feast was INDUCED in The
decorations were all Chinese and very
unique. The whole affair smacked OF
the Orient. ...,...
Miss Jones guests were Miss Mar
garet Mcintyre, Miss Lavinia Lally
Miss Kathleen Law, Mrs. Fred Hay
sefden, Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs. Ben
net, Mrs. H. e. Adams and Mrs. Fred
Law, for whom this. affair, was given
CAPT. AND MRS. RAYMOND BLISS
PARTY
This afternoon Capt. and Mrs. Ray
mond Bliss are giving a supper and
swim in honor of Miss Vera Hensha~
and Lieut.. William Coyell. at Fort De
Russy. The other guests are to be
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin Carson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank West, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Henshaw and Miss Ann Johnson
A POPULAR SERVICE COUPLE
HERE FOR a DAY