Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

yhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Damon.
Waterhouse, Miss Bertha Ben Taylor,
Miss Hero, Miss Bun, Miss Helen Alex.
ander, Mr. Guy Buttolph, Mr.. Marsh,
Lieut.; Frank Riley, Mr.. Douglas
Young, Col William s. Guignard and
Capt. James Gallogly.
MRS, kENSEiH BARNES A
BRIDGE LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. C. F. Schmutzler was the COM
plimented, guest at a bridge lunch
con on Thursday over which Mrs.
Kenneth Barnes presided as hostess.
Before entering the dining room each
guest was given corsage bouquet,
corresponding with the flowers or.
namenting the table, at which she was
seated. 1t was a pretty conceit,
cleyerly carried out.
Mrs, Matthew Graham won the first
prize and Mrs. L. G. Rowland the
second prize. A guest gift was be.
slowed on Mrs. SchmutZler. 3,
Mrs. Barnes guests were: Mrs. c.
F. Schmutzler, Mrs. L. c. Rowland,
Mrs. n. E. Savage, Miss Katherine
Woodford, Mrs: Edgar Robinson, Mrs.
y,
antonio Perry, Mrs. Harold Haysel.
den, Mrs. Philip FrearA ana Mrs.
Matthew Graham. - ! = ..
The diversion after luncheon, which
was given at small tables. was bridge.
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MRS. e. W: JORDAN HoNoRs MRS.
T.. ALISON JORDAN e
Mrs. E.. w. Jordan was a luncheon
hostess on Tuesday of this week with
Mrs. Alison Jordan as the compli. |
mented guest. ...s -.- -
The table was pretty with q charm.
ing combination of lavender sweet |
peas, golden shower end lace fern
Dainty name cards marked each cover.
Those invited b., Mrs. Jordan 70 |
meet her daughter were Mrs. Philip |
Dodge, Mrs. A. w. r. Bottomley, Miss
Marie Won Holt, Mrs. Harry Won Holt, |
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Miss Belle
Adams, Miss Nina Adams, Mrs. Lees,
Mrs. Herbert 8. Walker, Mrs. Frank
Andrade, Mrs. Claude Watson, and
Mrs. L. Biackma1i.
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. MRS. A. LEWIS, JR., GIVES A
PICNIC LUNCHEON ~" D.. |
Mrs. e. A. Jones was the. compli- |
mented guest at luncheon on |
Thursday, over which Mrs. A. Lewis; |
Jr., presided as hostess. 1t was q |
perfect day and the luncheon was
served under great, spreading trees.
Yellow lilies and fragrant ginger |
made an attractive floral decoration. |
Mrs. Lewis guests we're Mrs. e. A. |
Jones, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Alon.
20 GartIey, Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop, |
Mrs. Laura Wight, Miss e. Mist. Mrs. |
H. Alexander Isenherg, Mrs. Ernest |
A. Mott-Smith, Miss Margaret Walker, /
Mrs. Charles: Bryant Cooper, Mrs. |
Charles Weight, Miss Bertha Ben
Taylor, Mrs. Jesse o. Young, Mrs.
Harry Won Holt, Mrs. Howard Hitch. /
cock and Mrs. Alison Jordan. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent sew.
ing and visiting.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT. LEVERS |
TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WED.
DING ANNIVERSARY /
Mr.. and G-s Robert Levers will /
be at home on Monday afternoon /
from to 6, to meet their friends /
1t is to celebrate their golden we'd
ding Anniversary. No cards haye
been sent to anyone and all friends
are expected to come.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
ers will be their SON and daughter,
Mr.. William Levers and Mrs. Arthur
z. Wall, and Mrs. Wefis Peterson, who /
was one of Mrs. Levers bridesmaids
ut her wedding so years ago. The
other maids, who attended Mrs. Lew.
e.s are not in Honolulu just now.
They were Miss Margaret Hopper,
Miss Charlotte Carter and Miss Mary
Carter. - *.
No other couple in. Honolulu are
more deeply rooted in sthe affec-
tons OF their friends than Mr.. and Z
Mrs. Levers. They : have always
stood for the best In everything per.
taining to the uRbuilding OF Honolulu
and have seen Honolulu grow from q
village to a. splendid city and have
the satisfaction fof knowing they have
played an important part In making i
the city, what It is. Every one in i
honolulu wishes ,AIr. and Mrs. Lew
ers continued years of happiness to-
gether. ,,
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MISS JANET KnBo.-.sNE a DANcEi
q * HOSTESS
Miss Janet Kilbourne, daughter of i
DR.. and Mrs. z D. Kilboarne, who IL
just home from Kemper Han, where
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