Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
MRS. ROBERT LEVERS GIVES

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Former students of Wellesley t'ol-
lege were invited by Mrs. Rohert
Levers to come and meet Mrs. En-
mefich of Hazleton, Pa. on Tuesday
afternoon at Mrs. Levers home, The
spacious rooms were bright with hi
discus bloom and white candy TUT.
Those invited by Mrs. Levers to meet
Mrs. Emmerich were Miss Ethel Da-
mon, Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Mar
garet Hopper, Miss Marjory Peterson,
Mrs H. P. Agee, Miss Newton, Miss
aObie Newton, Miss May Fraser, Mrs.
Ching, Mrs. George Isenberg. Mrs.
Frank E Thompson, Mrs. H. Walker.
Mrs David Olson, Mrs. Arthur Jones.
Miss Maynard, Miss Letftia Morgan
and Mrs. Harris of Providence, R.. l..
4 very pleasant afternoon was spent
talking over college days at Wellesley.
Mrs. FRANK KEEPERS BRIDGE
-. LUNCHEON .
Mrs. Frank Keefer is very clever
woman for she entertains her guests
in the cool Of the day. On Friday
morning her guests came early, played
bridge until noon, enjoyed their luncn.
con, then motored away to other par
ties. Those who were fortunate to
score highest and receive gifts were
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Duenner and Mrs.
Thompson. Dainty personal gifts
were awarded. Mrs REFERS guests
were Mrs George BrowU, .Irs. Cal
lender, Mrs. Bell. Miss Del McCue,
Mrs. Robert Ruenner, Mrs. Denbigh.
Mrs. A.. d. Starr, Mrs. Howard
Thompson. Mrs. George Converse.
Mrs. James McRae and Mrs. Dora
Ahlborn. ......-.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON
Miss Doris Noble is a luncheon host
ess today, the, event being that very
suspicious occasion, the announcement
of her engagement to Mr.. Harold Ed
ward Morgan. Both young people are
islanders and number their friends by
the score. and all will wish them all
the happiness the world can hold for
them. III
A pink basket was used as a center
piece, it being filled with shell pink
hibiscus and white candy tuft. Long
streamers of pink and white tulle
added to the general effect. =.
Miss Mobiles guests were Miss jan
matt Sharp, Miss Ramona Morgan,
Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss Geraldine
Berg. Miss Mildred Merrymon, Miss
Maud Ballentyne, Miss Margaret
Thurston, Miss Grace Morgan and
Miss Catherine Blake. #
A corsage boquet of spring BIOS
SONS was used at each guests cover.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. E. BRISTOL'S
DINNER - T.
A Valentine party was the pleasure
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r 2. Bristofs friends
when they enj6nAA dinner at the Rath.
skeller on wednesday evening. A
large red heart made Of carnations was
most attractiye4 Crystal candlesticks
were shaded jnl red silk. After din.
ner the Roof Garden program was
enjoyed for an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bristoi's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis of Chi
cago and Kansas City, Judge and Mrs.
William B. Lymer, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Wiley Mather and Capt. Henry Mer-
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CAPT. s. A. PURVIANCE A DINNER
HOST l..
One of the prettiest of the dinners
at the University Club this evening
will be that at which Capt. S. A. Pur-
Vance will preside over as host.
Capt Puryiances guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Brown of New York
city, Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Todd of New
York city, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Witmire
of Des Moines. Mrs. Grafton Beail,
Miss Magruder and Mr.. j. Lewis Coch-
ran of Chicago. IL. .....
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MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAM.
N'SINFORMAL DINNER
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William Williamson entertained, hon
oring Mrs. Harold Law and Miss Flor
enee 3razerman of San Francisco. Tho
other guests were Mrs. Grafton Beall.
Mr.. Douglas Young end Mr.. Harry
Macfarlane, ....., =. sta.f-e-..