Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
CHIEF JUSTICE AND MRS. ALEX
AMBER q. NJ. ROBERTSON
ENTERTAIN


orate pof supper given on Monday
evening by Chief Justice and Mrs.
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson. long
table with cross section at either
end was arranged in the dining room.
Crystal bowls held flaming red car
nations and at intervals island fruits
with juicy watermelonS~ made Tor
pretty effect. At every guest cover
was a lei Of male with which the
guests adorned themselves. The
places were also marked by name
cards with tiny red hibiscus In one
corner. Dude" MiiIer's glee clue
played during the feast and for the.
dancing that followed. During the
supper Judge Robertson in q few
well chosen words told Of the aloha
felt for Mayor and Mrs. Lane and
the keen regret that Mr.. Lane is leay-
tnR office. The health OF the com.
piimented guests was drunk standing.
The mayor answered In q happy vein.
After the feast Mrs. Robertson, &C.
companied by the giee club, sang q,
number OF Hawaiian songs In her
charming manner. Mrs. Elizabeth
MackaIi also sang delightfully."-. Later
on, 10 Mrs. MackalI's accompaniment,
Mrs. Robertson again favored her
guests. Dancing ended a pleasant di-
version and q lively evening. Chief
Justice and Mrs. Robertson's guests
were: Mayor and Mrs. John Lane,
for whom the pleasant party was ar
ranged; Judge and Mrs. Edward III.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F..
ChiIiingworth, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Olson, DIR. and Mrs. Clifford B. High,
General and Mrs. Samuel !. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single, Mr.. and Mrs
waiter Macfarlane, Paymaster and
Mrs. Dyer, Judge and Mrs. William
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. James D.. Dougherty,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mackall, Mrs. Victor
Houston, Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy,
Miss May Marshall, Mrs. r. Carter,
Miss Rose Brown, Miss Henrietta
Smith. Miss Thelma X. Murphy, Lieut..
Charles Lyman, Mr.. Cornell Franklin.
Can't. n. G. Merriam, Mr.. George
Marshall, Mr.. Charles A. Brown, Mr..
Walter Marshall. Mr.. Frank Moss and
Mr.. Bert Clark.
HON. HENRY WOLC0TT AND Mr..
HARRY W1THERs ARE HOSTS
Hon. Henry Wolcott and Mr.. Harry
Withers were supper-dance hosts on
Wednesday evening e the most eiab.i
crate and handsomely appointed af-
FAIR given IN q long time. Their beau
tiful home ~ Knimud, with 1ts choice
paintings and priceless furnishings
md rugs was further enhanced by pro-.
fuse use Of American Beauty roses.
Hundreds q lone-Stemmed blooms or
namented the rooms and lanais. Or
chid6 ID plenty also 0rnamented the
house The guests we're seated ct
small tahIea. each ornamenfed with q
gold basket which held an old-fash.i
toned bouquet OF sweet peas. forget
m6nots and American Beauty roses.
with tnIle graeefnlly drapsd. upon this
sprays Of maidenhair fern. Handsome
name cards marked each cover.
This notable home d filled with
fine furnishings from Europe and
priceless objects Of an. Mr.. Wolcott
and Mr.. Wifhers came. like many
others. 20 spend q few days In Hn,
wnii. and lilxe so many 81 Us, are now
here for good. loving the city.
Some Of the guests added to the.
evenings pleasure By lending their
voices IN song. Mrs. 81. H. Sheen Of
Schofield sang beautifully IS did Mrs.
Alexander Robertson and Mrs. Chas.
Hall Fritz Souvenirs played several
charming piano selections. Altogeths
u II was an evening long to be re-
Numbered by the guests Miller,s
RIbe club furnished music during the
supper hour and for the dance that
followed.
The guests were chief Justice and
Mrs. Alexander @. ~ Robertson.
Judge and Mrs. Edward M. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon, Mai. and
Nfs. Henry Il. Games. MAJ. and Mrs.
II H Sheen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Chillingworth. Mayor and Mrs. John
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single,
Mf. and Mrs. Clarence Cunha, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Olson, Mai and
Nrs. Guy Palmer. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harry d. Lewis. Lieut.. and Mrs. r
a. Sloan, Capt ]. Z. and Mrs. Corbly,
Capt. and Mrs. Claire Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander g. HAYES, 1frs. Ayers. AIRS.
Charles Hail. Miss Margaret Mcln-
tire, Miss NJ. Schofieid. Mrs. Victor
Houston, Capt. H. @. Merriam, Lieut..
II p. Miiliken, Lieut. W. r. Schmidt,
Mr.. Marsh. Mr.. Harold Giffard. Mr..
Clark. Capt Baxter, Mr.. L. G. Null
Fordt. Mr.. George Fuller, Mr.. Van
Tassell and Mr.. r. McCorriston.
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KATHARINE Go0DSoN HTNToNSI
TEA
The large lanai Of the Pleasanton
Hotel was the setting Tor q very
charming and informal tea on Thurs.
day afternoon when Madame Kathar-
the Goodson Hinton, the pianist, en-
terfained her friends at tea. The lanai
was prettily decorated with palms and
baskets Of roses.
Madame Hinton's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Hedemann, Mr.. and
yrrRra..