Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10

Mrs. z. C. Warehouse, Mrs. Gideon
Van Poole, Miss Dorothy Hogs, Miss
Alice Hoogs, Miss Florence Butler,
Mr.. William Levers, Mr.. Mason
Remey, Mr.. George Isatlmer. Mr.. Wal
ter Marshall, Mr. George Marshall,
Mr.. Pettijohn, Mr. Herman Tucker
and Mr.. Knowlenberg. ~
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MRS. IRENE HOLLOWAY HONORS
MR.. AND MRS. B. X. PITMAN
Mrs. Irene Holloway was hostess at
a picnic party on Thursday of this
week, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin X. Pitman and those of their
party. The picnic was at Ford's
Island. About so guests were hidden.
AN INFORMAL TEA AT ARCADIA
Mrs. Walter F. Frear was a. tea
hostess on Monday of this week. At
her handsome home, Arcadia. About
so guests called
Mr., AND MRS. w. DILLINGHAM;
GARDEN PARTY 1' 9s3s
On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dillingham; gave an afternoon
garden party, honoring Madame Mel
lie Melba, who has been such great
social favorite during her stay here.
The guests assembled had refresh.
ments in the garden, after which all
went indoors and enjoyed an I'M
promptu program. An incident OF In
terest was that Madame Melba volun-
teered to sing a number of songs. to
the keen delight of the friends assem-
bled One Of the songs, great Ia
vorite with Melba and sung by her
only when she is happiest, was
"Mattinata," by Tosti, which was ap-
plauded to the echo. Madame Melba
at the piano also played the accom-
paniments for her protege, Peggy
Center, who sang number Of times
and was roundly applauded for each
song. 1t was an altogether charming
party and one long to be remembered.
Some among Mr.. and Mrs. billing
hams guests invited to honor Madame
Melba were Governor Lucius E. Pink
ham, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN F. Dillingham;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Castle, Mr., and
Mrs. Harold Castle, Judge and Mrs.
William Whitney, Judge and Mrs.
Walter Frear, Rev. and Mrs. John P.
Erdman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Won Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Brown, Gen. and Mrs.
Treat, Miss Treat, Miss Katherine
Treat, Miss Peggy Center, Miss Ruth
Anderson, Miss Vera Damon, Miss
Mary Won Holt, Miss Hilda Won Holt.
Mr.. Harold Dillingham; and Mrs. Cyril
Damon. - - i r. +. -.
: s... A SWIM AT WAILELE
WaileIe was the destination OF a
merry set of young people who went
up to this delightful place for swim
and enjoy quiet day in the country.
Those who enjoyed the day were
Miss Laura Low, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Eloise
Wichman, Miss Ashley, Miss Stephane
Wichman, Miss Dorothy Guild, Mr..
Dickson Mott, Mr. Edward Hedemann,
Mr.. Robert Puryis, Mr.. Robert MUIR
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Jordan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy.
MRS. JAMES b. HOUSTON GIVES
A LUNCHEON
Mrs. James B. Houston, who enter
tains with such gracious charm, was
luncheon hostess on Wednesday OF
this week, the luncheon being held at
the Country Club. =. 81. -
The table was a mass of every shade
of pink hibiscus, and they are more
beautiful than usual just now. Pink
tulle added to the attractiyeness Of
the table.
Mrs. Houston's guests were Mrs. j.
Fowler of Boston. Mrs. Jack Hayes,
Mrs. o. p. Downing, Mrs. BENJAMIN
J. Edger. Mrs. j. Hill of Atlanta, Mrs.
James Gallogly, Miss Lucille Ladson,'
Miss Fowler. Miss Katherine Fowler
and Miss Del McCue.
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~ A TRIP TO HALEIWA
A jolly party motored out to Hale
iva by moonlight on Wednesday for
dinner as the guests Of Pr. and Mrs.
F. d. True. Their guests were Mrs.
David S. Baker. Mrs. !. II. Merrill.
Miss Anne B. True, Miss Ruth Baker,
Mr.. Jack Morrill,, Lieut.. F. v Sch
Tefder and Mr. Lindsay Scrutton.