Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-23
MRS. JAMES F. MORGAN HoN0RS
MISS RUTH. RICHARDS


Miss Ruth Richards marriage on
June % to Mr.. Frank Mldk1ff has
been the motif for innumerable COM
plimentary affairs, All of her friends
vie with each other to honor this de-
hghttul and popular girl, who is
daughter of Hawaii. or, rather, one
should say a granddaughter, so long
has her family been a part Of this
couh-ry's life. -" .~
Mrs. James F. Morgan presided as
hostess this week at such an event,
For this informal, and pleasant after
noon the guests brought work-bags:
needles flew in and out on feather
stitching. busters, wash cloths and
towels, Those who we're Mrs. Nor
gan's guests and who performed this
pleasant task were Mrs. William
Hoogs, Jr., Mrs. David Larsen, Mrs.
Jack Young, Mrs. John Fleming, Mrs.
Harry Irwin. Mrs David Oleson, Mrs.
Cyril Hogs, Mrs. Merwin Carson.
Mrs. Theodore Cooke, Mrs. Howard
Bode, Mrs. Jack Guard. Mrs. Ned
Loomis, Mrs. Stanley. Mckenzie, Mrs.
Percy Nottage, ; Miss Bernice Hal
stead, SlIiss Ramona Marks. Miss
Ruth McChesney. Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Pauline Schaefer, Miss Lucas, Miss
Murie1 Hind, Miss Violet Atherton,
Miss Edna Curtis, Miss Bess Morri-
son. Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss May
Sutherland and Miss Ramona Morgan.
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MRS. HENRY WATERHOUSE HON.
ORS MRS. ALEXANDER
ISENBERG
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse was a lunch
on hostess on Thursday last, honoring
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg, who is here
to spend the summer The table was
daintily pretty with basket filled with
field flowers and greens. The hour
after luncheon was devoted to pleasant
conversation. @s ?" %ET
Mrs. WAREHOUSES; guests we're Mrs.
Alexander Isenberg, the honor guest,
Mrs. F. w. KIebahn, Mrs. Georg Ro-
dick, Mrs. Walter Duisenberg, Mrs.
Frederick ]. Lowrey, Mrs. Charles M.
Cooke, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. A. J.
Campbell and Mrs. Irene Holloway.
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A JOLLY DAY AT WAIANAE
A jolly set of picnic folk enjoyed
Sunday afternoon at Waianae beach.
A swim was the first pleasure. Later
picnic supper VISA q happy inspira.
ton. Late In the evening all motored
back to town. Those enjoying the
outing were Mrs Henry Macfarlane
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lucas, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
8. S. Paxson, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss
Harriet Lucas Miss Ella Ward and
Miss Lady Macfarlane. g.
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MRS. JAMES 4oGG AN HoNoRED
Mrs. James 0gg was the guest Of
honor at bridge tea over which Mrs.
g. Rogers and Mrs L. e. Hooper pre-.
sided as hostesses on Tuesday after
noon. - s.ss 80 h. < y
Bridge, With its deep attraction for
its deyotees, kept the guests busy.
Those scoring highest and awarded
trophies were Mrs. Herbert B. Weller,
Mrs. Arthur Davidson, Mrs. Day, Mrs,
]. Morton Riggs and Mrs. SaIlie II.
Douglas. The gifts were dainty Chi
nese boxes. .ss....s. : ss~s
About twenty-five were in attend
ance. Il #
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"A WEEKEND AT WAIPI0 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ray Allen entertained
q jolly company at a weekend party
at Waipio from Friday to Sunday
evening. | H.. J.. g..
Those enjoying this pleasant outing
were Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Paul
inc Schaefer, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Ruth Soper, Mr.. Thornton Lyman, Mr..