Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
MRS. JAMES L COKE A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS

MRS. JAMES L COKE A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
Mrs. Marion Dowsett Worthlngton
was Mrs. James Il Coke's guest of
honor At briage luncheon on Mon.
day 81 this week ct the Country Club.
The table was very dainty, A gilded
BASKET was filled with vioiets. Cecil
Bruner roses and great butterfly bows
Of lavender and pink tillle were tied
10 the basket handle. A corsaee bou-
quet OF the same dainty flowers was
AZ each cover. while the name cards
were japanese maids With pink and
lavender parasols. After luncheon
bridge vas the diversion for q couple
pf hours the prize winners being Mrs.
Charles Bellinh and Mrs Edward NJ
Watson. lIi IS i
Mrs C0ka's guests were Mrs. Clar-
enee Ch1has Nrs. Gustav Schaefer,
M. Charles BeliinA. Mrs. David Dow.
setL Mrs. Archibald Guild, Mrs.
Charles ChIllingwofth, Mrs. William
Williamson, Mrs. Alexander g. NJ Rob
'eftsonp and Mrs. Edward IL: Watson.
sstsae'.i ~
PROF. AND MRS, KELLEI.s LAM.
IS r. S s,,,s 4. AKEA DINNER a
Laniakea was the setting for a very
pretty dinner on Friday evening when
Pro-, and Mr., A. r, Keller enter
tanned guests; at dinner
Covers we're laid, for Miss Margaret
Thurston. ! Miss Jannett Sharp, Miss
Harrington, Miss Dorothy Hoogs, Mr..
Fowler, Mr.. Leslie Hicks, Mr.. A. Case
and Mr.. Frank Nicholson.
After dinner the guests attended
the College Of Hawaii dance that took
Place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Clarke.
MR.. VIVIAN DYER A DINNER HOT
Admiral knight, who was passing
through Honolulu last week, was the
guest of honor at dinner given on
"Wednesday evening by Mr.. Vivian
Dyer. the affair taking place abFkani
akea The table glowed with ~ mass
of golden daylight lilies inia great
canton bowl The guests wereeAdmir.
al Knight, Mrs. Irene Holloway, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Castle, hr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dil-
lingham, Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Brown. Miss Harriet Hatch, Miss Vera
Damon, Mr.. Francis Brown and others
MRS. LEWIS L. HARRIS ENTER,
TAINS. s..
Mrs. Lewis L. Harris Of Providence,
n. l., who has been a guest in Homo
lulu since January, was a dinner host.
ess at the CORTLAND Hotel on Satur-
day evening
The table vas done In spring flow.
ers. violets. sweet peas and purple
asters being used to good effect
After dinner cards and music passed
q very pleasant hour.
Mrs. Harris guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmerick of Hazelton, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. FRED Ohrt of Honolulu;
Mr.. C. A. Rogers. Of Hartford, Conn,
and others.
MRS. WILLIAM SEAMAN A LUNCH
EON HOSTESS
Mrs. william Seaman of Pearl Har-
bor, was luncheon hostess on Fri
day of this week, having as her
guest Of honor Mrs. Lewis L. Harris
of Providence, r. ].
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MRS. LEWIS l.. HARRIS A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Lewis L. Harris of Providence,
r.. l., was luncheon hostess on
Thursday Of this week at the Court
land Hotel
Mrs. Harris guests were: Mrs.
D. L. wilmington, Mrs. Denys and
Miss Denys of Washington, d. c.
Mrs. William Seaman of Pearl Har-
Dor; Miss Besse Jones, of Landsfield.
Ohio; Mrs. 9. p. Archer, of New
York City; Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs,
Mrs. r. r. Raymond, Mrs. Cherry OF
Astoria, Oregon, Mrs. Fred Ohrt and.
Mrs. Emmerick Of Hazelton, Pa.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Cards are out announcing the en-
gagement OF Miss Helen Hoag Of Wal
mea, Kauai; and Mr.. Maurice g. Green
" of the Mckinley high school faculty,