Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
bert White, Lieut.. John Smith and
Lieut. Charles NJ. Havercamp.
COL. AND MRs. WILLIAM P.
KENDALL'S DINNER

KENDALL'S DINNER
Col. and Mrs. William P Kendall
were dinner host and hostesses on
Thursday evening at war dinner"
which means a dinner Of three or four
courses at most. The table was
abloom with American Beauty roses
resting on a bank of asparagus and
fern. After dinner, the Kendalls took
their guests to the British relief con-
cert at the Bijou. The dinner was
given as a compliment to Col. and
Mrs. James A. Irons of Fort Shafter.
Col. and Mrs. Kendalls guests were:
Col. and Mrs James A. Irons, the com
plimented guests, Gen. and Mrs. Fred
erick s. Strong, Com. and Mrs. George
Clark, Col and Mrs Powell C. Faunt-
leroy and Capt. and Mrs Robert Duen-
1er.
MRS. GUY MILNOR A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
Mrs. Guy Minor was a luncheon
hostess on Wednesday of this week at
the Country Club. The table was ex
tremely pretty. A basket filled with
pink begonias. with the blossoms
tumbling out and over the snowy linen
gave a pretty effect. The name cards
we're knitting baskets-fOr who today
does not knit?
Mrs. Minors guests we're Mrs. L. E.
Hooper, Mrs E. ]. Bolts, Mrs. Merwin
Carson, Miss Rosie Herbert, Miss Ruth
McChesney, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Martha McChesney, Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Ruth Anderson and
Miss Marie BalIentyne.
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A UNIVERSITY CLUB DINNER
One of the many pleasant University
around the table at which we're seated
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Hooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Bolts, DR.. and Mrs. Guy
Minor, Miss Thelma K Murphy and
Mr.. Howard tirace. The dance that
the club was giving was the evening"
diversion.
MRS. RAY allen hoNoRs MISS
ELIZABETH KASTLE
Mrs. Ray Allen was hostess at a
cafeteria luncheon on Saturday last
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Kastle
one of Honolulus pleasant visitors
A long table held the delicious lunch.
con and each guest took a tray and
helped herself, sat where she pleased
and ate in the same manner. A jolly
time was enjoyed.
Those receiving Mrs. Aliens party
| were Miss Elizabeth Kastle, the honor
guest, Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Pam,
inc Schaefer, Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Martha McChesney and Miss
| Thelma K. Murphy. )
! A HAWAIIAN FEAST AND TAB
| LEAUX
! This evening at Laniakea Miss
Helen Alexander is giving an old time
Hawaiian luau and tableaus. The
tables are to be covered with tileaves
and ferns from the mountains, while
great calabashes will hold hibiscus
blooms. Fruits will also further or.
nament the table. Almost every Wand
known to Hawaiian cookery will be
served and q delightful evening is
anticipated. Many people who are
not devotees of the Hawaiian feast
will come in later for the tableaus
The myths and legends of Maui are
to be told in living pictures, with the
ancient chants or meles.
Those who are entertaining there
| this evening are Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W.
c. Deering, with seven guests; Mrs.
| H. Walker, eight guests; Mr.. Frank
Moss, seven guests; Mrs r. W. Atkin.
son, four guests, Mrs. W. Todd, four
| guests; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves,
seven guests; Mrs Mary Coulter, four
guests, Mrs. Alexander Isenberg. four
guests; Mrs. Fred Damon, two guests;