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

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e&es $3.50. $780,
and Mrs. Brainard Taylor. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Wellington, Mrs. Fran.
cisReed, Mrs. Richards, Capt Malcolm
p Andrus and Lieut.. Joseph c. Haw.
MRS. II. p. BALDWIN A LUNCHEON
u HOSTESS
Mrs.. Harry P. Baldwin was lunch.
con hostess on "Wednesday of this
week at Laniakea. The lunch was
served In the private dining room. A
large basket filled with pink roses
adorned the table center.
Mrs. Baldwin's guests were Mrs.
William D. Smith, Mrs. Harold Rice,
MS. George p. Cooke, Mrs. John J.
Eageil, Mrs. A.. w Van Nalkenburg,
Mrs. samuel Baldwin and others.
MISS. lRMA WODEHOUSE H0NORS
i MISS ROBERTSON
Miss Sibyl Robertson, who left for
the mainland on Tuesday, was the
guest Of honor at q tea given by Miss
Irma Wodehonse eon Monday. Two
tables were, used to- seat the guests.
Both tables were decorated with sweet
peas and sviolets and Shasta daisies.
Before and after tea sewing and social
visiting helped to pass 4 very pleas
ant Afternoon. ~, q ~ 81 +
Miss Warehouses; guests were Miss
Sihyj Robertson. for whom this pleas
ant party was arranged. Miss Richards
Of Oakland. Miss. sIrma Wodeh0use,
Miss Tyler. Mis- Rosie Herbert. Miss.
FheiFnA Murphy. Mia MGry Train,
Mrs James d Dougherty, Mrs: Harry
H6ffnian. Mrs. Orvilie Tyler, Mrs.
CHARLES Chillingworth and Mrs. Ale1.
andar e. N. Robertson. ~
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
On Tuesday evening. April 10, at s
p. M there will be q dance at the
Country Club.
MRS. GEORGE p. COOKIES pol.
- LUNCHEON
Mrs, George p. Cooke was hostess
at 4 charming old-fashioned poi lunch.
con on Tuesday at T.aniakea. The
grass house was used as setting.
Here, seated upon the floor on lauhala
mats, were the guests. Each wore a
maize lei and enjoyed a genuine Iia.
wafian luncheon.
Hawaiian girls sat on mat out.
side the door and sang the old plant.
i've melodies OF yesterday. Mrs
Cooke entertained is guests.
MIR. AND MRS. 4. RAspALr.. DIN.
... HER HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randall were dinner
host and hostess on Monday evening
at the Pleasaaton, entertaining for
Mrs. Il Z. Davis, Miss Donna Davis.
Mr.. @. p. Randall. Mr.. Rudyard Davis
and Mr.. Alfred Brown. After dinnef
dancing on the lanai was the diver.
sion
=. - Mr.. AND Mis-. A.. r. BRASIL
-, n ENTERTAIN
AR and Mrs. a. F. Brash. who are
visitors here. gave delightful dinner
on Monday evening at the Pleasan-
ton hotel. A basket OF Shasta daisies
and lace fern graced the center of
the table. After dinner dancing was
the evenings diversion.
Mr and Mrs Brssh's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. osbourne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Twchcy and Others. ........ -.
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s. MIR. z. J.hAispf A DINNER ~.
- HOST -.
The PleasaTiton hotel was the set
ting for very pretty little dinner on
Monday evening over which Mr.. 4. j.
Hardy presided as host. (
A basket filled with yellow lilies
and yelloa-shaded candles made all
attractive decoration. ....-. =
Mr.. Hardy's guests ere Mrs. S.
Hunter, Mrs. A. Abbott, Miss A. Stu
ening and Mr.. Walter Marshall.
col. F. W. .yAILLE ENTERTAINS
Around table that was handsome.
~ decorated With basket Of pink an1
white striped lilies, long trailers OF
asparagus vine and lighted tapers.
with pink silken shades, Col. F. W.
Yaille entertained at the PleaSanton
on Monday evening. =
The hula exhibition dancing was tbs
attraction offered after dinner. Col.
Vaille's guests were Miss s. NJ. Znm-
walt, Miss Adams, Miss Davis, Miss
Hayes. Miss Kennard, Miss Tubbs,
Miss Oyster, Miss Yoseman and Col.
r. G. Ebert. - III: T..
MRS. CHARLES HEiSER HoNoRS
MRS. H. r. BONESTEEL
Laniakea was the setting for a
pretty luncheon given on Monday.
This pleasant affair was in honor OF
Mrs. H. F. Bonesteel of Piedmont, Cal,
who is here as the house-guest of her
sister, Mrs. Louis E. Davis, and Mrs.