Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
MISS MARGARET HOPPER A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS ....

Miss Margaret Hopper was lunch
con hostess on Tuesday Of last week
honoring her house guest, Miss BoyC
OF San Francisco. About 40 guest.
were seated at small tables. II was 9
very Pretty affair and great pleasure
to the guests Who were fortunate
4 enough to be biiden. :.
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MADAME AELBA HONORED j..
\ Madame MeIba was the guest OF
honor at a luncheon on Friday at the
Moana hotel when Mr.. and Mrs. F.
J Hewson of Australia entertained for
/ this very popular woman. During the
luncheon Dude" Miller's orchestra
played very beautifully, much TO the
! delight Of Madame Melba, who enjoys
! the melodies of Hawaii Mr.. and Mrs
! F. A. Hewson's guests wete Madame
Melba, Mr. and Mrs. William Biet of
! Sydney, Miss Bet and Miss C.. Biet.
MR.. AND MRS ARTHUR F. WALLS
DINNER-DANCE .,..
One among the many very pretty
| dinners given at the Pacific Club on
| Friday evening was that at which Mr.
| and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall presided. A
silver vase held quantities of Paul
! Neron roses and long fronds Of Iace
fern. At each guest cover was cor.
sage bouquet OF Violets; sweet peas,
I forget-me-nots, Cecil Brhner roses and
white violets. making an extremely
pIetty-looking table. After dinner the
guests danced the evening away
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis guests were
Mrs. Bland, Mrs. c. E. Huniston, Mrs.
Burr Freer, Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, Miss
, Mary Freer, DR.. Alfred Wall, Mr. Bert
Clark, Mr.. Robert McCorriston, Mr..
George G. Fuller and MRS. George Ahl-
born. e..
DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES ADAMS
LUNCHEON -. H..
Mr.. Patten of Chicago, who has
been the prime mover in the recent
great bazaar for the Allies, was the
guest of honor at a luncheon given
on Thursday of this week by Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Adams. Mr.. Patten was
glad to tell that his efforts for the
Allied Bazaar had netted $437, 900
not too small sum-that is not quite
as much as did New York City and
Boston realize, but it is a tremendous
amount of money. Mrs Adams sent
from here things Hawaiian to be dis
posed OF and all must have. Melted a
goodly sum for the total to be as
large as it is. DR.. and Mrs. Adams
guests were Mr.. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rou-
gers, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Dilling-
ham and Miss En6ers.
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MRS. AMBROSE WRIT A BRIDGE
r. .r.-4.~ HOSTESS
Mrs. Ambrose Writ was hostess at
bridge tea on Friday of this week.
after several exciting rubbers gifts
were awarded the fortunate ones.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Writes hos
pitality were Mrs. H. Fl. Ylodgett, Mrs.
]. ]. Belser, Mrs. Frank Bachelor,
Mrs. George Curry, Mrs. Horace
Vaughan, Miss Ehrhorn, Mrs. S. C.
Huber, Mrs. Armin Haneberg, Mrs. C..
w. Ashford, Mrs. E. s. Cunha, Mrs.
F. J. Lindeman, Mrs. C. c. Rhodes,
Mrs. j. j. Johnson, Mrs. John Fassoth,
Mrs. F. Lyser, Mrs. Carl du Roi, Mrs.
s. W. Smith, Mrs. Riley Fl. Allen, Mrs.
John Bowler, Mrs. S. w. Schultze of
Kauai Mrs. H. T. White of Chicago,
Miss Teetzel of San Diego, CAL; Mrs
Brown of Texas, Mrs. c. P. Morse,
Mrs. A. ]. Splitter, Miss Hoerman, Mrs.
j. L. Coke, Mrs. Aug lstus E Murphy,
Mrs. C. s. Weight, Mrs Tackabury,
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. A. L. Dean, Mrs. s.
B. Kemp, Mrs. Lyons, Miss Katherine
Scott, Mrs George Straub and Mrs
August HumbHfg. +: ~. H..
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PACIFIC CLUB DINNER
The Pacific Club gave it's annual
dinner-dance last evening and over
200 guests enjoyed this delightful
party. The dining room was filled
with guests. Some among those who
had dinner guests we're Mr.. Harry
Macfarlane, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur F.
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richardson, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. c. Hagens, Mr. William
Levers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ Dowsett, DR.. and Mrs.
Harvey V. Murray and others.
MRS. WILLIAM r. CASTLE HON
ORS MRS. FREDERICK J.
H.. LOWREY <E:.
Mrs. William R. Castle was hostess
at the largest tea given this week, on
Friday, honoring Mrs. Frederick Jew
EFT Lowrey, who leaves next Wednes-
day for the mainland. The lovely
Castle home was filled with cut flow
ers and choice plants and palms. Mrs
James A. Kennedy poured Coffee and
Mrs. Alfred Castle poured tea, and
Miss Vera Damon served punch.
About 200 guests called during the
receiving hours, which were from
to 6. 81
MISS BUFFERS TEA-DANSANT
Miss Florence Butler is giving
tea-dansant at her Waikiki home this
afternoon, honoring Mrs. Hamilton p.
Agee, who leaves for the mainland on
Wednesday. About 80 guests have
been hidden. ...
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