Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
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I Mrs. Robert Calder. Airs. Henry Kill
bourne, Mrs. Conger Patt. Ms. James
Bell and AIRS. william McCleaVe.
! At the end Of the afternoons play
Mrs. Banister, Mrs. Corey and Mrs.
McCleave were found to hold the hlgn-
est scores and were rewarded With
very pretty and artistic fans. Those
who came in for tea were Mrs. Earl
Canadian, Mrs. William Lfttebrsnt.
Mrs. Morton Henry, Mrs. Hugh Wise,
Mrs. Fred Austin, Miss Helena r':ll.
mer, Mrs. Jacob Deyers, Mrs. David
Cain; Miss Evelyn Hodges. Mrs. Ellen
/ Jordan. Mrs Philip Thurber, Mrs.
John Loud. Mrs. Lewis Sorley. Mrs.
Rufus Bratton, Mrs. Charles Wymsn,
Mrs. Ernst Eedlecak. Miss Carrie he
Mahon and Miss Esther ,McMahon.
Mrs. Banister served at the tea table
which was attractiysly decorated with
an artistic vogue basket filled with
pale pink asters and tied with pink
tulle. 3D..
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre gave an
informal little tea on Thursday after
noon for Mrs. Van Cleye, Mrs. William
Goodale, Mrs. NJ IT. Churchill, Mrs:
Rfmball.. Miss KimbaIl, Mrs. Hall,
Mrs. Henry KilbCurne, Mrs. William
Browning and Mrs. Herman ErlenKot.
Iter.
Mrs. Charles wyman and Mrs. Carl
! Ballinger have taken cottage At
Waikiki for the following north
while. their husbands are ON guard
duty In and about Honolulu.
The most brilliant affair for some
time was the reception and dance
given on last Saturday evening by the
officers and ladies' Of the SD Inf. as
welcome to Col. and Mrs. Lucius
Durfee, who have recently joined their
regiment. The event took place at
the LIST Inf Club which was beautifully
decorated with quantities Of gladiolus,
American Beauty roses and ferns.
Potted plants made an effective back
ground for the receiving party. which
included Gen. and Mrs. Charles G.
Treat, Col and Mrs. Durfee, who were
introduced by Capt. Walter Pridgen.
the adjutant OF the 32d. The dancing
pavilion looked most attractive, long
fronds Of ferns being hung from the
beams and gracefully wound about
the pillars while soft light was cast
over the scene BY countless numbers
Of Japanese lanterns filtering through
the gTeenery A delicious punch was
dispensed during the evening and at
midnight an elaborate supper was
served IN the dining room Of the club.
Among the guests were Gen. and Mrs.
Fredeick Strong OF Honolulu, Solsand
Hodres Col. and Ms. Earl Carhahan,
Miss Catherine Carnallan, Col and
Mrs. LLOYD Brett. Col. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lfttebrant, Col. Samson Eaisofi,
Col. John Mcmahon. Miss Carrie Nc
Mahon, Miss Esther Mcmahon, Col
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with their two children, were home
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