Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08

MR.. FRANCIS BROWN HONORED
Mr.. Francis Brown vas the honor
guest at a very delightful dinner last
Saturday evening which Mr Vernon
Tenney gave in compliment 10 him
Lavender orchids and lace ferns
made a very handsome CenterpieCe.
Mr.. Tenney first took his guests TO
the polo game and then TO the Coun-
try Club for dinner. After dinner all
went to the Young roof garden and
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Those in the party were: Mr. anc
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer. Jr. Miss Mar
garet Aver. Miss Ruth Soper, Miss
Marjory Capps, Mr.. Robert Purvis,
Mr.. Francis Brown and the host.
Mr.. V. Tenney.
MISS MURIEL HIND HONORED
Last week while Miss Muriel HinG
was in town she was the honor guest
of Miss Dorothy Guild at dinner on
Tuesday evening. After dinner dane
ing was a pleasant feature OF the
evening. Miss Guilds guests were:
Miss Muriel Hind. Miss Ruth Soper.
Mr. Cornell Franklin, Mr. Charles
Hite, and Mr. Roy Patton.
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MR.. AND MRS. F. a. SCHAEFER
HONOR MR. F. BROWN
Mr.. Francis Brown was the guest
of honor at a dinner party on Thurs
day evening Of last week when Mr..
and Mrs F. A Schaefer entertained
in compliment 10 him Those at the
dinner were Miss Marjory Capps.
Miss Margaret Aver, Miss Ruth
Scper, Mr.. Francis Brown, Mr.. Robert
host and hostess.
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A SUPPER AT THE. OUTRIGGER
CLUB
This evening Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
l.. Dean are giving beach supper
and swim in honor of the new mem
bers of the faculty OF the College Of
Hawaii who have come this month
to join the staff. The new members
of the faculty are Prof. and Mrs.
Crawford, Madame Dahl, Mrs. Bryan,
who is a sister of Rev. DR.. Williams
of Honolulu, Mrs. Zeldin, Miss Mat
Chews, all of whom are here for the
first time. This pleasant gathering
is to create a social interest and
bring the faculty in closer social
touch with each other. The others
of the faculty who will be at the sup
per are Prof. and Mrs. John H.
Young, Prof and Mrs. Arthur Kellar,
Prof. and Mrs. Frank T. Dillingham;,
prof. and Mrs. Arnold Romberg, Prof
and Mrs. Arthur l.. Andrews, Prof.
and Mrs, Vaughan MacCaughey, Prof.
and Mrs. Herbert S. Walker, Mr..
Joseph C. Rock, Mr.. Louis A. Henke,
and Miss Minnie E. Chapman.
A DINNER AT THE PLEASANTON
t.. HOTEL
A very pleasant dinner is to be
given this evening at the PleaEanton
hotel for the swimmers. A basket of
roses will grace the center of the
table. Those at the dinner will be !dr.
and Mrs. William RawliDs. Miss Fran
ceS Cowells, Miss Claire Galligap,
Miss Dorothy Burns, Mrs. Bernice
Dwight, Mr.. Ludy LANCER, Mr.. Siegel,
Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Duke P. kahanamoku,
Mrs. K. Evans and Mr.. c.. Wilmarth.
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MRS. G.. K. LARRISON'S BRIDGE
TEA
Mrs. G. K. harrison was a bridge
tea hostess on Tuesday afternoon en-
tertaining 80 guests. When scores
were counted Mrs. Sallie H. Douglas
was found to be highest and was given
a cut glass olive dish. Mrs. l.. B.
Evans. whose score was the lowest,
was given a lacquered Japanese tray,
and Mrs. W. H. Friedly received the
consolation gift, very dainty tray
in lacquer and six lacquered tea
bowls. "
MR.. AND MRS. FRED LAWS
.. -. INFORMAL DINNER
The Young hotel was the setting for
a very pretty dinner on Tuesday even