Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
SOCIETY

Y HIS evening the mounted mess OF
! the 9Th Field Artillery is 10 be
hest AT a supper dance in com
| 2liment TO the ~omen CT Honolulu
| who have helped 10 entertain the men
! rccentlv \ spec al train has been
! chartered and paid for by In" men
| and the guests viii leave TOW n at 5:3I
his evening. starting from SchoefIeId
AT 1870 ChaperCnes will 90 down on
: The train. The women who are act
| Ing as ChaperonFs and patrcnesses
IRE IN many instances the mothers OF
| the girls going. The cAaperones are
| especially DESTROYS OF a large com.
pany. Severa! delightful surprises
have been arranged for the pleasure
OF the guests, the ted color. red, will
ornament the buffet supper table. A
huge basket OF flaming red iAoras will
DO used
The following is a list Of those re-
Ceiving. the patrones,es or Chaperones
and the Young girls invited:
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
T. Horn. Mrs. Robert G. Pratt. Mrs.
Augustus r. Murphy, Mrs. John {.
Wyeth and four non-commissiOn
officers
The foIloWin; ladies are to chaper-
one this party: Mrs a. +. Murphy.
Ms. II. T Emory. MIS-. +. y. sinclair.
Mrs. r. c. Prown. Ilrs. e. +. Stewart,
Mrs. J. r. Warren, Mrs. G. F. Bush.
Mrs. n. W. Finckc. Mrs. G. II. futile.
Mrs. w. English, Mrs Truman Horn,
Mrs. William A. Wall. Mrs. Charles
H. Anterior, Mrs. George X. French,
Mrs. joseph A. Gilman, and Mrs r. C.
Aver
The girls will be: The Misses Ruth
Anderson. RuTl McChesney. Ruth
Gartler, Elinor Gartley, Helen Pratt,
Tnolma Murphy, Bernice Halstead.
othy Padinoie, Mary Won Holt, Elinor
Sturgeon, Helen Jones, Margaret
Jones. Clorinda Low, Dorothy Wood,
Marie Bailentyne. Rosamond Swanzy,
Ruth Lopez, MayCne Peterson, Julie
McStocker, Sara Lucas, Violet Lucas,
Antlonette Foster, II. G. Caldwell,
Marguerite Ashford, Violet Anterior,
Mildred Aver, Ruth Benedict, Dor
othy Guild, Ann Johnson. A. Johnson,
Agnes Judd. Margaret Mccarthy, Flor
ence Shipman, Eva McCorriston, Cert
rude McCorriston. Hazel Hoffman,
Florence Hoffman, Dagma Madsen,
Mae Walker, Kathleen Walker, Ger
aldine Berg, Searle, Alice Hoogs, Mad !.
duX, Ada Lycett, Ruth Carter, Sibyl
Robertson. Irma Wodehouse, Maude !
Sawyer, Georgia Haynes, Ruth Stubs.
Channon, Lii Parish, Bess Monisoio, |
Evelyn Scott. A. Wicke, Florence
Lee, CARTRIDGE. Margaret McLennan,
Myra Angus, Jordan, Kathleen Law,
Lillian Osgood. Agnes Dunn, Mollie
Grace, Lillian Trunell, Dola Trunell,
Avis Trunell, Ethel Trunell May Mar
shall, Louise Lightfoot, Mabel Light.
foot, Dorothy Winter, Cleo Case, Pea.
cock, Edith Peacock, Lulu Grace, NJ.
Smith, Grace Morgan, Doris Noble,
Ruth .Soper, Sadie McLain, Mollie
Grace Seybolt, Bessie Beybolt, Miss
Ruth Stacker. Miss Doris Marks, Miss
Frances Harrington, Miss Hildred
Church, Miss Jessie Baldwin, Miss
Coleman. Miss Breckenridge, Miss
Todd, Miss Osgood. Mrs NJ. M. Ora
ham, Mrs. A. G. Hodgins.
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MISS PAUAHI JUDD COMING
HOME
One Of the arrivals in town next
week will be Miss Pauahi Judd, sister
Of Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy. who
has been away from Honolulu for the
PAST nineteen years. A good part OF
that time has been spent by Miss
Judd in Europe studying and enjoying
the many advantages that Europe
has offered.
Miss Judd is bringing with her Miss
Katherine Judd, her niece. A most
hearty aloha will be Miss Pauahi
Judd's greeting from her large circle
Of friends and family. 1t gives all
old'ttmers feeling of real pleasure
to have her home again.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Swanzy
Is having a welcome home gathering
Of old friends and at this Honolulu of
will be fully represented.
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Mrs. G. W. Case Deerins has been
enjoying a very delightful weekend
at Schofield. Mrs Deering came toll