Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-29
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM T. RAW
Inns DINNER-DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Rawllns
are entertaining this evening at a
dinner-dance in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Single, who leave
next Neek for the mainland for a vaca-
tion trip. The table is to be done in
yellow and blue. Hundreds of golden
California peoples will be used and
sky blue. tulle and a great gflden bas-
ket will grace the table center filled
with. CALIFORNIA; tate bloom. The
tall handle will be, tied with a huge
butterfly bow of sE..- blue tulle and
gently and gracefully poised will be
golden butterfly's. Silver bud vases
will hold single blooms and they will
dot the table from end to end Hand
painted peoples will mark each guest
cover. The dinner is to take place in
the gold, room of the Young hotel and
Dude Miller's Glee Club will add gaiety
to the party by playing throughout
the dinner and :-r. the dance that is
to follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins' guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single, the
honor guests; Prince and Princess Ka-
lanianaole, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mac
fsrlane, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Paxson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stillman, Miss Marjory
Capps and Mr. Ludy LANCER.
MISS BLANCHE SoPER HONoRED
Miss Blanche Soper was the guest of
honor at what she supposed was an
afternoon knitting party but which
turned out to be kitchen shower.
The guests all were busy with their
knitting when in comes Mrs. Ismay
Stubs in the garb of a Chinese cook
and with flourish of spoons and
pans placed large laundry basket be
fore the astonished guest of honor.
AS each package was unwrapped q
comical verse told of the excellence of
the article and the many uses it could
be put to. A very gay and jolly hall
hour followed when knitting Was re-
sumed and refreshments ser--ed. Miss
Soper is one of the sweetest of Ha-
waits daughters with large circle of
friends who wish her all kinds of hap.
piness.
Those invited by Mrs. Castle to hon
or Miss Soper were Mrs. Ismay Stubbs,
Mrs George Isenberg, Mrs. Ciemenee
Walker, Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mrs. Rich
ard Cooke, Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. w.
Singlehurst, Mrs. C. Dunkhase, Mrs.
Robert Mist, Mrs. James Cockburn,
Mrs. Kelly Henshaw, Mrs. J. L. VALID
ron, Mrs. F. A. Sehaefer, Jr., Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Pauline Schaefer,
Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss Helen Jones
and Miss Margaret Jones.
MR.. AND MRS. A. WILEY MATH-
Frs D1NNER-DANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiley Mather en-
tertained at a very handsome and
beautifully appointed dinner on We'd
nesday evening at the Country Club.
Dude Miller's excellent orchestra and
glee club furnished the music dur
ing dinner and fer the evening. The
guests danced between courses, the
pretty gowns of the women and the
table and club decorations all max
ing very pretty picture. Forty
guests were entertained. The club
house was decorated with large tree
ferns, wild mountain ferns, palms
and baskets of maidenhair fern. Long
graceful strands of deep purple bou
gainvillea ornamented the table GEN.
ter and tulle in rainbow tints was
used with lavish hand to further
enhance the beauty OF this charming
party. Dancing was the evenings
pleasure and jolly, informal affair
it was.
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THE WORK OF THE FOOD COM
MISSION
Mrs. Montague Cooke is more than
pleased with the perfectly splendid
way in which the women of Kauai
have taken hold of the food commits
sion question on their island. Mrs.
Charles Rice, who Is always to be de-
pended upon, is the moving spirit and
with the excellent help and coopera-
tion of all Kauai women will be an ex-
ample for Hawaii and Maui and Molo-
kai to follow the lead by asking for
Mrs. J. w. Russell. who is so efficient
in all food questions, and who has
been splendid leader in this all inn
MARIAN work 3d.. T.. ..az. a.s#r