Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-31

! an accepted matter or gossip on board
ship.
1T was not denied later when the
party reached the Hotel ST. Francis.
The wedding will depend somewhat
upon Miss Kuhn's parents, it is under
stood. She is the. daughter of John
Knhn, retired capitalist. formerly one
Of the partners in the Updike Grain
Company OF Omaha.
Miss Kuhn had been on a vacation
trip to the islands. She was accom-
panied by her mother and two girl
friends, Miss Harriet Mack, daughter
OF Norman B. Mack. Buffalo editor
and Democratic leader, and Miss Ger.
trude Metz of Omaha. 49,. -.
The couple met for the first time
on the tennis courts of the islands.
Griffin has been living at 1861
Raker street with his stepfather. but
will make his home at the Los Ance-
les Athletic Club until the wedding.
which is expected to take place soon"
+ 4 + '.
MRS. WILLIAM o. SMITH A
r.. LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Laniakea was the setting for a
very pretty luncheon on Thursday of
this week when Mrs William o.
Smith honored Mrs. L'Orange and
Mrs. o. p. Downing. A basket filled
with. sweet peas and violets made
a dainty centerpiece. Knitting and
social chat added to a happy after
noon. -
Mrs. Smiths guests were Mrs. H..
Orange of Denmark, Mrs. o. P. Down
ing of San Francisco, Mrs. Frederick
A. Schaefer, Mrs. Fred Damon, Miss
Agnes Mcintyre. Mrs. William r.
Castle. Miss Jane Parke, Mrs. An
drew Fuller, Mrs Agnes Judd, and,
Mrs. E. W.. Jordan. sstEa
A PLEASANTON HOTEL DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Heidi enter
tanned at dinner at the Pleasanton on
Thursday evening. The table was
illuminated with three large, lighted,
unshaded tapers and in the center
was a basket of deep red carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heidt's guests were
Mrs. NJ. Cornforth of Marysyille, Cal,
Mrs. s. A. O'DonneI of Berkeley,
Miss Ruth Heidi, and Mr.. Wesley
Heidi. r .=.~- 49,. ...-...
MR.. AND MRS. e. E. GARNSEY'S
DINNER ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Garnsey enter
tanned at the Pleasanton Hotel on
Friday evening at dinner. x-Goy.
ernor and Mrs. Walter F. Frear, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck were
their guests. 4.
A DINNER AT WAIALAE. -..
MIR. Robert McCorriston was q din
ner host ON Thursday evening honor
ing Miss Helen Scott and Mr.. Robert
Scott, whose wedding will take place
this evening, a basket of yellow
lilies was a pretty centerpiece.
= Mr., NeC ortstpn.s guests were Miss
Helene Scott, Miss Maddox, Miss
Martha McChesney, Mr.. Robert Scott,
Mr.. Watson Ballentyne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wifiiap Williamson.
MISS GRETCHEN Fake GIVES A
POI LUNCHEON
Miss SibyI Robertson was the guest
of. honor alta poi luncheon given to-
day by Miss Gretchen Fake.
The table, was very lovely with
deep bfowpescala bash filled with gold
en- coreopsis. and asparagus vine, the
same pretty flowers being scattered
over the green covering of mountain
fern, always characteristic of Ha-
waiian feast. ~. -. Fl. ~
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Miss Fakes guests were Miss Sibyl !
the honor guest; Miss
Richards, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs.
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson, Miss lrma
Wodehouse, Miss Marguerite Ashford,
Miss Florence Shipman, Miss Hoer-
mann, Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, Miss Kealo-
IA Kekate, Miss Tackabury, Mrs. Geo.
Smithies and Mrs. Fake.