Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

shaw, whose wedding to Lieut.. Covell
ng at st. Clements church.
/ Miss Clemence Clifford, Miss Kathleen
Law, Miss Letscombe, Miss Ruth Far
rington, Miss Frances harrington.
Miss Helen Church, Miss Hildre1
Church, Miss Marjory Guild, Miss
Ruth Gartley, Miss Eleanor Gartley
Miss Wtnifred Brown, Miss Esme
Damon, Miss Louise Girvin, Mrs. Pal
mer Woods, Mrs. Charles Littlejohn,
Mrs. Arthur Armitage, Mrs. Shirley
Bush, and Mrs. Hawk.
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PROF. AND MRS A. L. ANDREWS
BRIDGE PARTY
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews en-
tertained on Monday evening, honor.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schmutzler,
who leave shortly for a sabbatical
leave. 1t was very simple, inf0rma.
evening, in keeping with the times.
When scores we're counted It was
found that Mrs. T. Edgar Robinson
had scored highest Of the women and
was presented with an Oriental silk
bag, while Mr.. Matthew Graham, for
top scoring, was given copy of
Friends of France" The guests of
honor were given sets Of coat hangers
in a case
Prot. and Mrs. Andrews guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Schmutzler, Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Currie, MIR. and Mrs.
Kenneth Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
| Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel De Freest, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Edgar Robinson, DR.. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Dean, Judge and Mrs.
Antonio Perry; Prof. and Mrs. Her.
| bert Walker, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. How.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Warren,
Lieut., and Mrs. Conegys, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Clark, Mrs. L. M. Smith, Miss
Bernice Smith, Miss Katherine Wood
ford, and Mr.. Frank Woodford.
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MR.. ALAN LOWREY HONORED
Mr.. Alan Lowrey was the guest Of
honor at a chowder supper on Mon
day evening, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynold Brodie McGrew. After q dip
in the surf delicious choHder sup
per was served. The table was pretty
with old-fashioned flowers in a brown
basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew's guest were
Mr.. Alan Lowrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mac
farlane, Mrs. n. E. Aver, Miss Mar
garet Aver, Miss Ella Wight, Mr.. Har.
old Castle, Mr.. Allen Renton, and Mr..
Harold Dillingham;.
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THE ISENBERG DANCE
Alexander Isenberg and Rudolph
1senberg were hosts at a dancing
party at their Kahala home on Thurs.
day evening, entertaining 80 of the
younger set. Kahala is an ideal place
for a dance, as it is wind-swept from
each side and the Isenberg home q
lovely one to hold a dance in. Re-
freshments were served in the per-
COLA overlooking the water. Mrs.
Alexander Isenberg was hostess at her
sons party and a charming hostess
she was. Mrs. Isenberg's sons are
students at Berkeley, and until they
have graduated Mrs. Isenberg will be
away from Hawaii more or less. Later
she hopes to make her home here
where she is so we'll known and so
beloved.
MISS DOROTHY 4EACOCK GIVES
A LUNCHEON
Miss Dorothy Peacock entertained
set Of young girls at luncheon to-
day. The table was very dainty with
pale pink carnations and pink Mex
lean creeper and asparagus vine.
After luncheon knitting was the diver,
sion. Those enjoying Miss Peacock
hospitality were Miss Elizabeth Wall,
Miss Marjorie Booth, Miss Janet Kill
bourne, Miss Hildred Church, Miss
Gussie Mann, Miss Sadie Carey, Miss
Margaret Hoogs, Miss Jessie Bald.
win, Miss Virginia Frear and Miss
Gertrude Frear.
MR.. TWIGG SMITHS EXHIBIT
Mr.. Twigg Smith, the artist, is leav-
ing Honolulu very shortly to 60 to
France to join 2 body Of artists who
go to make themselves useful at the
battlefront, Mr.. Smith has on exhi-
bition q number CT pictures he hopes
to sell as he receives no salary for
his war work and the sale of the pic.
lures will enable him to get to France
just that much sooner.
Miss N. Huff is an arrival in Homo
lulu, coming on the Matsonia for a
visit with her niece, Mrs. BENJAMIN
L. Edger Of Wylie street. Miss Huff
is a member of one of CALIFORNIA;
oldest families. This Is her first visit
to Hawaii, where she has a large
circle of friends, .. .>. 4