Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-03

Mrs, c. Fred Bush entertained On
Tuesday with Hoover lunch" com.
plimenting Madam l.. B. de Latte OF
Paris and San Francisco, a visitor
here for a few days. Everything
served at the luncheon was grown at
either the Aiea home of the Bushs or
at their town place, the food served
all being simple and in accord with
the request of Mr.. Hoover and the
local food commission. Many people
feel they should not entertain, but If
women were to follow the example set
by Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Mrs. 9. Mon.
tague Cooke, Jr., and Mrs. G. Fred
Bush entertaining would be a simple
matter 1t is not necessary to offer
a large spread to induce our friends to
come. The luncheon, tea or dinner
that is served with common sense Is
the one most appreciated.
Mrs. Bush's guests were: Madam de
Latte, the honor guest; Mrs. Zeno X.
Myers, Mrs. William A. Purdy, Mrs.
Theodore Lansing, Mrs. Charles Ath.
erton and Mrs. Jules NJ. Levy.
FOR SOLDIER BOYS
Owing to the dinner Of the educa-
tional council which is to take place
this week Thursday, the November
social, scheduled for that evening.
has been postponed until Thursday
evening, November Is. This is to be
an enlisted mems social, and it is
hoped that the members of the church
and congregation will be as loyal in
their support Of this affair as they
were Of the first affair for the sol
der boys. Mrs. George Brown is
chairman of the general committee
of arrangements, while Mrs. j. Oscar
Phillips has the program in charge.
Details Of the affair will be annouhc-
ed next Sunday.
The change in date of the social
necessitates also change in the date
of the circle meetings, and this
monthly union meeting Of the sewing
groups will be held on the fourth
Thursday of November the 22nd, al
the parish house.
IOWA CLUB PLANS ACTIVITY
The officers and committees Of the
Iowa Club held a meeting at the Army
and Navy Y. NJ. C. A. Thursday even
ing. Plans were discussed regarding
the nature of the next social, which
I'll be held in the early part OF De-
cember.
The club has created an enthusiastic
membership among the enlisted men
from the Hawkeye State. But there
are few citizens about town eligible
to membership that have not enrolled
yet The officers of the club would
appreciate it if such parties would
leave their names with Mr.. Gibson,
phone 1904.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAMILTON P.
AGEE'S BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton P. Agee gave
a simple. informal dinner, celebrating
Mrs. Agee's birthday on Wednesday
evening at their Manoa home. The
idea of Halloween was carried out
in the decorations, and the highly
polished table was further enhanced
with lace doilies instead of the usual
damask cover. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS gave a glow to the table while
the rest of the home was attractively
decorated with flowers, the gifts of
friends. After dinner an hour on the
roof garden was an added pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs: Agee's guests were
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse, Mrs. Denise
Mahan Beall, Miss Florence Butler,
Major Gallogly, Captain John Brooks,
Capt, Raymond E. McQuillan and Mr..
Frank Muir. The last named left this
week for England to join the British
colors and do his bit.
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BONESTEEL-HEATH NUPT1ALS
Word comes to Capt. and Mrs. c. H.
Bonesteel of the wedding of their sis.
ter, Miss Mary Bonesteel, to Mr.. Heath
in Nagasaki last month. Mrs. Heath
left here to visit her sister in Japan
and there met her fate in the person
of Mr.. Heath. and then came the cable
announcing the wedding. Mrs. Heath
is we'll known here, for she made her
home with Capt. and Mrs. Bonesteel,
both in Hilo and Honolulu, and has a
pleasant circle of friends in and out
of the service. Mr.. Heath is manager
of the British-American Tobacco Co.
in Japan. They will make their home
in the Orient.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK HALSTEAD
HONOR DIR. AND MRS.
ALFRED WALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halstead pre-
sided at very informal and pretty
dinner on Friday evening in eompli.
ment to DR.. and Mrs. Afford Wall,
who have SO recently arrived from
their honeymoon trip. After dinner a
rubber of bridge was interesting and
enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead's guests
we're: DR.. and Mrs. Afford Wall, the
honor guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno K.
Myers, Miss Bernice Halstead, Mr.
James McInerny, Mr.. William Bibee
and Mr.. William McInerny..
A TEA AT HALEKULANI
Mrs. Clifford Kimball was hostess
at very informal tea at Halekulani
on Friday for the guests at this hos
telry. The guests were comfortably
seated under the large old hau trees
that have always made Halekulani
pleasure.
> Mrs. Kimball's guests yere: Mrs. A.
H. Walker, Mrs. A. w. Akers, Miss
Akers, Miss Nicols, Miss Woodward.
Miss Nichols, Mrs. Carr of Schofield,
Mrs. E. J, Cowing and Mrs. C. M. V.
Forster Social chat and lyn;tt;,o