Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
JANE LEIGH AND MARTHA ELIZA.
BETH BEALL'S PARTY

JANE LEIGH AND MARTHA ELIZA.
g, BETH BEALL'S PARTY v
A garden party in January is some
thing that every country cannot boast
OF. Tut such Is the climate OF this
country that an ourd3or party may be
held On almost any day of the entire
year. = - =. -. -. =.
This made enjoyable Jane Leigh and
Martha Elizabeth Bealrs way of enter
tanning q company OF little folks, who
came: to help celebrate the birthday
Of these, attractive little daughters Of
Mrs. Grafton Beall. London bridge,
ring around q ROSY, blind mans buff
and snap bubbles made happy after
noon diversions for the thirty little
folk Invited. !. SO, - :. -, :
Jane Lsigh's and Martha frlizabeth's
guests were their grand parents, Com.
modofe and Mrs. Dennis Mahan, .Ju-
liette Carpenter, Gwendolyn Water
house, Marie Lyon, Buckle. Water
house. Julia Waterhouse, Ivan Patter-
SON, Betty Sloan, SISTER Sloan, Burr
Macintosh, Harriet Damon, Mary Ault,
Malcolm Tracy. Ronald Cockburn, Fini-
san Agee, Charlotte Harrison. Billy
Wilder, Katherine Wilder, Alexander
Ross, Virginia Pemberton, Dorothea
nougherty, Sophie Judd, Betty Judd,
Sister Judd, Martina Ann Buchly Ellen
Tree Williamson, Grace Lawton, Kath-
crime Warren, Marian Warren.
Amy Warehouse. Kealoha Water
house, Laura Thompson, Eleanor
Thompson and Juliette Carpenter as
sisted Mrs. Beall In keeping the wee
tots busy.
DIR. S. z. DITGAN A DINNER
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The Moana hotel was the setting for
a very pretty dinner on Wednesday
evening when Er. n. E. Ditman, the
house physician and surgeon OF the
Ritz-Carlton Of New York city, enter
tanned honoriHg Mrs. William B. Coch-
ran. Violets we're the blossoms used
to decorate the well-appointed table.
Dr.. Ditman's guests were Mrs. Will
am B. Cochran, Mrs. Peters and Miss
Peters of New York city, Col. Will
am Weige1. Maj. Herbert Williams,
Mr.. Braxton and Mr., Nolenberg.
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MRS. J. J. BELsER HoNoRs TYoI
VISITORS
Mrs. e. Shepherd and Miss Dorothy
Allen of Chicago, were the honored
guests at a luncheon given on Thurs
day of this week at the Country Club
by Mrs John J. Delser. A large round
table was used and gilded basket
filled with Cecil BrEner roses and for
get-me-nots graced 1t. A corsage bou-
Quet was at each guests cover. After
luncheon, bridge, and sewing occu-
pied a very delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Belser's guests were Mrs. E.
Shepherd, Miss Dorothy Allen. Mrs.
A. Hooking, Mrs: Charles Chilling
worth, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs.
George Angus, Mrs. Theodore Lam
sing, Mrs. Zeno K. Myers. Mrs. James
McCandless, Mrs. OTmond Wall, Mrs.
4. Gartenberg and Mrs. William T.
Monsarrat.
MRS. NJ. NOBLE AND MISS JOY
NOBLE HONORED
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murray enter
tanned at a poi luncheon on Sunday
last, honoring Mrs. NJ. Noble and her
daughter, Miss Joy Noble. of San Fran
cisco, who are here guests at the Court
land. The poi luncheon was held at
the upper Manoa valley home of the
Murrays and was a very charming and
attractive party. Pink begonias and
wild fern from the mountains were
used to decorate the table. Singing
boys kept the air filled with old-fash-
toned melodies Of Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray's guests were
Mrs. NJ. Noble, Miss Joy Noble, Com
mander and Mrs. Victor Houston,
Lieut. and Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dowsett, Judge and Mrs.