Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
A PoILUNCHEoN FOR MISS MAUD
HIND

A POI LUNCHEON FOR MISS MAUD
HIND
Miss Maud Hind was the guest OF
honor at a poi luncheon given on FRI
day by her cousins, Miss Margaret
Hind and Miss Mcna Hind. at their
Green street home The table was
covered In mai.leshaiY fern. This was
the foundation and II was strewn with
pansies and other tiny yellew BIOS
SONS a large basket in the center
OF. The table was filled with spring
blossoms and greenery. real lima
double lei was placed for each guest.
Aswfnl In the large tank was enjoyed
before lunch, and after, lunch the Car
nival tennis was attended.
A prettily ornamented and lighted
cake sold the guests that il was Miss
Maud Kinds birthday.
II was genuine old. time Hawaiian
luncheon, the food being served in
old Hawaiian pei bowls and dishes.
Guests invited by Miss Margaret and
Miss Mona Hind were Miss Jessie
Kennedy, Miss Helen Stevens of Ia
coma, Miss Caroline Shipman, Miss
Florence Shipman, Miss Irma Wode-
house, Miss Anne Wodehouse, Miss
Peggy Center, Miss Harriet Lucas.
Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Rose Brown,
Miss Ruth Heidi Ind Miss Margaret
Thurston.
ANDERSON-BROMLEY
AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Bromley, was
solemnized the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Abigail Mary. and Mr.. Robert S.
Anderson, on Wednesday evening. The
Rev. f. Eteson of Epiphany chapel per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Matilda
Madsen was bridesmaid and Mr.. Ed
gar Anderson supported his brother.
It was q white and green wedding.
the house being done in white asters
and white lilies, with ferns and palms.
The bride was daintily gowned in
white hand embroidered silk and car
ried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas and white yiolets. A wreath of
orange blossoms adorned the brides
head
Miss Evelyn de la Nux played the
wedding march.
There were only twenty guests, COM
prising the immediate family relatives. ,
Mrs. Anderson is the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley. Mr.. Ander-
son is the superintendent of Leahi
Home, where they will make their resi-
dence after returning from their bridal
trip, which they are spending at the
summer home of DR.. and Mrs Archi-
bald Sinclair at Wailupe.
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MAUI GIRLS HONORED
The following interesting article
shows how keenly alive our girls are
to be selected for honorary positions
in their colleges:
Maui Girls Named By Class at
Mills.
Two Maui girls were named BY
members of the sophomore class at
Mills College to serve as officers Of
the 1918 organizations. Miss Cleo !
Case OF Waikiki. Maui, was named
to the secretaryship of the class and |
Miss Mabel Wilcox, also Of Waikiki. |
was elected sergeant-at-arms Others |
elected to Official positions we're pres |
ident, Miss Ellen ,Eason OF Pasadena; |
vice president, Miss Marjorie Dins-
more, Marysyille; treasurer. Miss
Elizabeth Treat Thompson, Modesto"
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GEN. AND MRS. FREDERICK S. |
STRONG ENTERTAIN
Last Saturday evening Gen and |
Mrs. Frederick s. Strong entertained |
1t the Moana Hotel The guests we're |
seated at circular table, very pref.
lily decorated with yellow coreopsis
Gen. and Mrs. Strong's guests were |
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Pelouze of New |
York City, Mr.. and Mrs Alvah 5.
Chisholm of Cleveland. o.; Miss CHS !
iolm and Lieut.. Wallace Philoon.