Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

Mrs. William CoVell (nee Vera Her
was solemnized on Wednesday morni
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
O'Brien. The ~Hardiggs have been
here nearlJ three years and are among
the most popular OF the younger mem
bers of Fort Skaters set They
leave q large circle%o of friends here
who regret their departure and hope
that some day they Will come again
Mrs. Hardigg Is niece OF Mr.. John
McCandIess, Mr.. James McCandless
and Mr. L. L. McCandless.
DR.. AND MRS. JAMES JUDD's
DINNER
DR.. and Mrs. James r. Judd enter.
tanned last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. William Todd Of Virginia.
The table was very pretty. A basket
filled with a freak shower" which
so far is without name, but Is a cross
between a casa fistulus and and
Sassa grandis, ornamented the table
center The blossoms tint from lemon
shade to a rose pink.
DR.. and Mrs. Judd's guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. William Todd, Mr.. and Mrs
Gerrit P. Wilder, DR. and Mrs. Ferdi
nand Hedemann, and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. R. Hemenway.
PRINCESS KALANIANAoLE is
HONORED
Princess Kalanianaole was the com.
plimented guest at a Chinese luncheon
on Tuesday over which Mrs. Robert
Single presided as hostess. Amert
can Beauty roses made the table very
attractive. Bridge and music made
for a charming afternoon. Those in
vited by Mrs. Single to meet the
princess were Mrs. w. Kea, Mrs. Wal
ter Macfarlane, Mrs. John lane, Miss
Richardson, Mrs. Samuel Woods, Mrs.
Henry Beckley, Mrs. Carl Widemann,
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth and Mrs. Will
liam Lucas.
MRS. A. Fake A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
Mrs. A. Fake entertained with a
luncheon at her home in Kalihi today.
Twelve guests were seated and a
charming luncheon enjoyed.
MRS. ]. F. C. HAGENS' LUNCHEON
Mrs. ]. F. C. Hagens was a luncheon
hostess on Thursday. The guests mo-
tored to the Peninsula early in the
morning and enjoyed a delightful day
with this charming matron. Mrs.
Hagens' guests were: Mrs. Ernest
Ross, Miss Imogene Burr, Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth, Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane and Miss Kealoha Kekele.
Bridge and sewing were the after
Moons diversions.
MISS McMANUS COMPLIMENTED
Mrs. Jack Guard entertained on
Thursday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Angela McManus Of Boston at a
swimming party at the Outrigger Club.
After q most enjoyable dip in the
ocean tea was served at small tables
under the hau tree. Those invited for
the afternoon were: Miss Angela Nc
Manus, Mrs. Van Anderson, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Harry Irwin, Mrs.
Percy Nottage, Mrs. Stanley McKen-
zie. Mrs. Arthur Gilman, Mrs. Jack
Young, Mrs. Ned LOOMS, Mrs. C. Jen-
kins, Mrs. William Hoogs, Jr., Mrs.
Cyril Hoogs, Mrs. Dave Larsen, Mrs.
James Morgan, Miss Violet Anterior,
Miss Dodie Ballentyne, Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss
Ramona Morgan, Miss Ruth McChes.
ney, Miss Maud Ballentyne, Miss
Mari and the hostess.
COMING DRIVING CONTEST
At the Country Club next Friday
afternoon at a quarter after two the
ladies In the golf tournament will
have a driving contest. Every woman
who has signified her willingness to
be in the contest is urged to be in
attendance, as without everyone being
present the attained result is not so
satisfactory.
A SWIM AND TEA AT THE OUT.
RIGGER
A jolly set of young people, on
pleasure bent, are enjoying a swim
and tea at the Outrigger Club this
afternoon. Those in the party are
Mrs. Oswald Lightfoot, Mrs. Shirley
Bush, Mrs. Charles Littlejohn, Mrs. C.
W. Carpenter, Miss Violet Lucas, Miss
Dagma Madsen, Miss Matilda Madsen,
and Miss Margaret Mccarthy.
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MISS MARGARET HAWKS 500
PARTY
Miss Margaret Hawk was hostess
on Monday afternoon at a 500 party.
Rachael and lima Woods,
who left Wednesday for the East
where they will enter school in the
fall. Miss Hawks guests were Miss
Rachael Woods, Miss lima Woods,