Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES GLIB HONOR
MISS LAURETTA BOYD ~

Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES GLIB HOSoR
MISS LAURETTA BOYD
The Country Club was the setting
for very pretty dinner last Saturday
evening when Alr. and Mrs. James
Glib OF Aiea entertained in honor OF
Miss LaHretta Boyd OF Sacramento,
Cal. A circular table was used and
in its center was low bank of sweet
peas and yioIets with maidenhair fern
gracefully arranged about the flowers
as q green lace border. A corsage bou-
quet was al each guest-place and tied
TO long streaper OF pink tulle was
the dainty name card. Dancing after
dinner finished charming evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Gibbs guests were
Miss Lauretta Boyd, for whom this
delightful dinner-dance was given:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Petrie, Miss
Edith Glib, Miss Aileen Glib, Miss
Ruth Soper. Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss
Ruth Richards, Mrs. Kennedy OF San
Francisco. Mr.. William Warren, Mr.
Douglas Young, Mr.. Haywood. Mr..
Frank Midkiff. Mr.. Stanley Kennedy,
Mr.. Robert steeyer and Mr. Alexander
Bulge
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MRS. GEORGE ANGUS A LUNCH.
EON HOSTESS
Mrs Marion Schroeder. who is the
house-guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Angus, was the guest OF honor at a
luncheon given by Mrs. George Angus
on Wednesday OF this week. The
guests we're seated at small tables.
which were decorated each with
russell basket from which tumbled a
profusion of vari-colored nasturtiums
and the silver green leaves Of the
blossom. A pleasing feature was a
"grandmothers' table"
The guests invited by Mrs. Angus
TO meet Mrs Schroeder were Mrs Sara |
Grace. Mrs. Sara Angus. Mrs. Robert
Lishman, Mrs Osborne, Mrs. l. J.
Shepherd. Mrs A. Hooking, Mrs. NJ. |
z. Grossman, Mrs. Theodore Lansing, |
Mrs. G. Fred Bush, Mrs Frank r. |
Thompson, Mrs. Clifford B. Higa, Mrs. |
Ernest May, Mrs. Edward Duisenbere,
Mrs. Samuel Walker, Mrs. George /
Kluegel, Mrs. ]. j. Belser, Mrs. Lester
Petrie, Mrs. d. E. Mooney, Mrs. chas.
Frazier, Mrs Kelley Brown: Mrs. Sam
del Peck. Mrs. William ID. Adams,
Mrs. Chris Jenkins, Mrs. Harry VIII i
der. Mrs C. @. Beckus. Miss Margaret
Lishman, Miss Dorothy tller AMI
others.
AN INFORMAL DINNER AT
HEtNIES
This evening Mrs. Frank n. Keefer,
Mrs. John Burnett, Mrs. Charles Rice, Il
Miss Carrie McMahan, Miss Esther Il
Mcalahan, Lieut., Raymond E. McQuil- 4
lin, Lieut.. Landrunf lieut.. Cutchfn, /,
capt James ulio. Or. Albert White
and Mr., George Ahlborn are going to I
enjoy q dinner and dance at Heinie's. s
a basket OF deep red roses will
grace the center Of the table and a
Jolly evening is anticipated.
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COMBINED CIRCLE MEETING /,
Most enjoyable was the union sew
ing tea Of the Is neighborhood circles
with the Women's Society /
1f the Central Union church, which I
was held Thursday afternoon in the B
parish house. over 100 women being 4
present at the pleasant affair. The (,
members OF the various circles group /
ID themselves about sewing tables and ,
he afternoon passed quickly as the !
lusy fingers piled the needles. or roll /,
ID bandages for the Red Cross work, {,
n which most OF THE women OF the ;
fly are engaged at one time or an |
Dther during the week. I;
One Of the circles worked on "pala. /
na pantics- for the wee mites of the /,
settlement. while two or three others {
we're busy making little frocks and Z
lips and doing the other necessary 4
ewing 70 rthe infants outfit commit ! I
&c OF the society. which outfits the
newborn babes Of women who cannot I
lfford TO provide even the simplest OF
ayettes. Another circle made. ieis, I
II OF which we're sold during the aft c
rnoon. Circle No. sold three OF
he four rag rugs which It had on ex. I
Iibition. and plans for the work of the !
finter were discussed. !. Many Of the I