Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-07

and the decorations were carried out
In the national colors OF red, white.
and blue The dinner fayors were
miniature hatchets ornamented with
| pictures Of the first president.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Cleghorn tformeriy Of Homo
luluD. who came down from their home
in Stockton for the event Mrs. Percy
Cleghorn was Miss Helen Hough, and
while on a trip to Hawaii met her
fate in Mr.. Cleghorn. Since their
marriage. however. they have made
their home in California.
After dinner the guests attended the
theater.
| II was charming party, the graci.
GUS hostess being splendid enter.
tainer.
| ABOUT GEN. AND MRS. EVANS
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Robert K. Evans
and Capt. and Mrs. H. Conger Pratt,
two army couples who are visitors in
San Francisco, have come in for
generous measure of entertainment
during the last fortnight, hardly a day
passing without at least one affair ar
ranged for them.
This interesting quartet divided the
honors of the handsomely appointed
dinner given Thursday evening by
Col. William A. Nichols. The major
ity of the other guests were also
drawn from army circles.
Tie affair had for its setting the
Union League Club, and proved to be
one of the most enjoyable dinners in
a week OF many pleasurable functions
Of the kind.-San Francisco Chronicle.
MRS. WILLIAM A. BOYD A SCHO-
FIELD HOSTESS
Mrs. William A. Boyd of Schofield
Barracks was the hostess at a sewing
party and tea on Friday afternoon in
honor Of the following ladies': Mes
danes Carnahan, Banister, Loud,
| Bloombergh, Blodgett, Lyons, Baxter,
Rossiter. Stallman, Carr. Tuley, Keen
and benson.
The table decorations consisted OF
old-fashioned flowers and dainty re-
freshments were served.
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| A PLEASANTON HOTEL DINNER
Mr.. Al. G. Newcomb was a dinner
host on Sunday evening at the Pleas.
anton hotel, A bowl filled with pink
and lavender sweet peas and fine
fern made an. attractive center piece.
| Tho music of the Corelli trio furnished
| the diversion for the, hour after din
ner.. Mr.. Newcomb's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. A. M.sCristy. Mrs. A. G.. New.
comb and Mr. Guy Buttolph.
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AN ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL
INTEREST
Announcement has been re ,ived by
! friends In this city OF the engagement
OF Miss Margaret Treat, daughter OF
Gen. and Mrs. Charles G. Treat, and
Lieut.. A. ". Arnold, Gen. Treats aid
Gen. and Mrs. Treat recently passed
through San Francisco en- route to
their new station in Honolulu San.
Francisco Chronicle.
MRS WILLIAM CAMPBELL Al
DINNER HOSTESS
Mrs. William Campbell, was din-
ner hostess on Monday evening. The
table was adorned with a basket Of
Enchantress carnations and maiden
hair ferns Mrs. Campbells guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Hopper.
Mrs. ]. H. waddell, Miss Alice Hopper
and the Misses Campbell
MRS. A. M. NILES ENTERTAINED
Mrs. A. G. M. Robertson was hostess
at musical luncheon on Monday,
honoring Mrs. A, N. Niles. The latter
left on the steamer this morning for
her mainland home.
She and her husband have been the
incentive for much entertaining dur.
ing their stay. here
BACK FROM HONOLULU
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Law and Miss
Florence Brayerman. who have been
enjoying visit In Honolulu, returned
home this week. Mrs. Law and Miss
Brayerman went 70 that city to meet
Harold Law on his return from trip
to Australia San Francisco Chron-
icle.
THE TRUES LEAVE FOR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. True and their
daughter. Ann, Of Gardner, Ne, left
for their home on the Matsonia this
morning.
The Trues have been living at the
Pleasanton during their stay In Homo
lulu.
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A LUNCHEON AT THE PLEAS !
ANTON
Mrs. William Campbell had as lunch-
con guests at the Pleasanton on Mon
day Miss Newton. Miss Abbie New.
ton and the Misses Campbell.
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Mr.. C. H. WILEY Al LUNCHEON
HOST
Mr.. C. H. Wiley entertained with a.
luncheon at the Pleasanton on Sum
day for Miss Seynor, Mr.. Seynor, Sr.,