Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
MRS. CHARLES BRYANT COOPER
LUNCHEON HOSTESS

a LONS11COAN 44OS .NS
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper was
hostess on Tuesday at q luncheon
honoring Mrs. James Wilder, who
since her return has been the motif
for many charming informal affairs.
Mrs. Cooper's guests were Mrs.
James Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder,
Mrs. Laura Wight Mrs. Alexander
Isenberg, Mrs. James Castle. Mrs
Harold Castle, Mrs, Herman Focke,
Mrs. e. Hyde-Smith, Mrs. Alexander
G. Halves, Mrs. c. W. Case Deertng,
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Mrs. Mason F. Prosser, and
Mrs. e. R. Stackable.
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MRS. EDWARD D. TENNEY A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Edward r: Stackable was the
motif for a very delightful Chinese
luncheon on Tuesday, over which Mrs.
Edward D. Tenney. presided. The
table was exquisite with dozens OF
daylight lilies and trailers of aspar-
agus vine. Bridge was the diversion
for the afternoon.
Mrs. Tenney's guests were Mrs. Ed
ward r. Stackable, Mrs. Herman
Foeke, Mrs. Curtis Iaukea. Mrs. Helen
Noonan. Mrs. George hodiek, Mrs. J.
F. C. Hagens, Mrs. Armin Haneberg,
Mrs. John 8. Walker, Mrs. George
Herbert, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
Laura Wight, Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Mrs. George Collins, Miss
Margaret Walker, Miss Bertha Ben
Taylor, Miss Ella Wight and Miss VIII
helmina. Tenney.
MRS. WILLIAM PRATT KENDA1A LIS
LUNCHEON ~
Mrs. William Dashiel and Madame
Pearson were the guests OF honor at
q luncheon today over which Mrs. Will
liam Pratt Kendall presided. The
table was beautifully ornamented with
a basket filled with Cecil Bruner roses
and lace ferns. Dainty name cards
marked each guest cover. The after
noon was pleasantly spent in sewing
and knitting. Mrs. Kendall's guests
were Mrs. William Dashiel, Madame
Pearson, Countess D'Artegue, Mrs.
Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs. William
Cochran, Mrs. Eugene Hartnett, Mrs.
Ella r. Ayers, Mrs. Wildly, Mrs.
Charles Lincoln, Mrs. James Irons,
Mrs. James B. Houston, Miss Flor
ence Butler, Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
and Madame Bougardier.
MRS. EDWIN AUSTIN JONES' II.
FORMAL TEA
Mrs. Edwin Austin Jones was
hostess on Thursday afternoon at an
informal and delightful knitting tea
when a dozen came and enjoyed re-
newing former friendships with the
honor guest, Miss Gladys Hebron.
The rooms were very attractiVely
decorated with brilliant yellow pop
pies and baskets of ferns and palms.
The guests invited by Mrs. Jones
to meet Miss Gladys Hebron were
Miss Harriet Young, Miss Violet Ath-
.erton, Miss Margaret HIND, Miss Doris
Jones, Mrs. Theodore Cooke, Mrs.
Percy Nottage,. Mrs. James F. Nor
gan, Mrs. Jack Guard, Mrs. David
Oleson, and Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie.
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DUTCH TREAT GOLF LUNCH AT
= COUNTRY CLUB
At the Country Club next Friday
at one o'clock all the women golfers
of the Country Club are invited to a
Dutch treat luncheon.
Mr.. Alex Bell, the r professional,
will meet the women and plan nam
dicaps for the coming tournaments at
the Country Club. 1t will be very IN
teresting as a number Of Honolulu
women are splenid golfers and these
tournaments keep the interest alive.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD D1LLlNG.,
HAMS OUTING PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham; en-
tertained with a picnic lunch at MO-
kuIeia lat Sunday, the guest OF homo:
being Nrs. James Wilder.
The guests invited by Mr.. and Mrs.
DiTMgham to honor Mrs. Wilder
we've Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder, Capt.
and Mrs. Richard Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Castle, Capt. and Mrs. Louis
Beard, Or. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hede-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 1vers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane and
others.
MRS WILLIAM WILL1AMsoNs IT,
FORMAL LUNCHEON ~
Mrs. William Williamson entertain
ed very informally at luncheon on
Friday. The guests brought their
knitting and the afternoon passed
very pleasantly in this profitable
manner. Mrs. Williamson's guests
were Miss Jones, Miss Margaret Nc
Intyre, Mrs. Henry Along and Mrs.
Fred Damon.
MRS. POWELL c. FAUNTLERO9
ENTERTA1NS
Laniakea was the setting for de-