Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02
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{ luncheon, Miss Louise Clark Of Pear
EHarAor hOnoret her with luncheon,
Lieut. DanIeI Murphy and Lieut.. Ray
mOnd McQuilHn gave Inner IN her
hOno- and SO H~nt TIE round Of
pleasures Miss Davcn port promises
to return aQd NAH !onso~ visit IL
HaNau at d Nttle later date.
Mr. EDWARD Dt,N hUM-S BIRTH
DAY CELEBRATED
MS Edward Dekum arranged 4
very lively CHINESE dinner in honor OI
! her husband birthday, on Wednes,
day The Tiffany lamp over the din
| ing table was used as the ground work
| for the floral arrangement. Long,
graceful sprays Of Cerise bOugaln-
Villea were 50 arranged as TO form an
| arbOr under which the guests were
seated From the lamp hung quaint
| Chinese lanterns OF boiling cloth. Chi
nese place cards OF rice papec marked
each guest place.
A huge birthday cake was one Of the
|
gifts were given tie guest OF honor,
and q JOLT evening ensued.
The table was also decorated with
| cerise sprays Of bOugaInvlllea ana
| Chinese asters.
A continual din Of Chinese music
| kept every one amused.
| The name cards were very clever,
being personal touches and were the
work OF Mr. Dekum. The evening
| after dinner was devoted u bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Dekums guests were
Judge and Mrs. Edward NJ Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel A. Walker, Dr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Hodgins, Miss Louise
Lucas and Mr.. Douglas Young.
AHLBORN-DOE
News Of the wedding of MIR. George
Ahlborn and Miss Dorothy Doe was a
cabled announcement from San Fran
cisco on Tuesday, the wedding taking
place on Saturday afternoon at j
o'clock.
1t was a very quiet wedding, with
none in attendance except the imme.
date families of the young couple.
Mrs. Allen Green was her sisters
matron of honor and Mr. Allen Green
supported the groom.
They left almost Immediately for
wedding tour, going motoring through
the northern and western part Of Cal
| ifornia and Oregon.
No definite date has been set for
their return to Honolulu.
Mrs. hhlborn visited Honolulu last
year with her sister, Mrs. Green. On
their return here the couple will be
the motif for no end Of entertainment
Mr. Ahlborn has been one Of the mCst
popular bachelors of the society set
in Honolulu. A cordial welcome
awaits them.
MR.. AND MRS. C. W. CASE DEER
ING'S DINNER PARTY
With their guests seated at table
beautifully decorated with pink glad,
tolus and pink sweet peas, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Case Deering entertained
on Tuesday evening. After dinner
cards and social chat made pleasant
hour go all too quickly.
Mr. and Mrs. behring's guests were
Major and Mrs Charles Reynolds, Col.
and Mrs. Frank keefer, Col. and Mrs.
Hermann Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ar
thur Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. CANCER,
Miss Florence Butter, Mr.. Frank Moss
and Mr.. Anger
AN ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL
INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Glade
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ethel. to Mr.. Sinclair Rob
inson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey
Robinson of Maxwell, Kauai
Miss Glade is delightfully."- known to
Honolulans for she visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Won Holt two years ago.
She is a very beautiful girl Of the tall,
willowy, blonde type with a great
deal Of personal charm and it is
pleasure to know that her future
home will be in Hawaii nei.
PLEASANT0N GUESTS
Among the recent guests of the
PJeasanton Hotel have been: Mr. |
and Mrs. J. K. McAlpine, San Fran,
cisco; Mr.. Max Miller, Homestead,
Pa; NJ. F. Krouse. Honolulu; Clar-
ence H. Wiley, Hartford, Conn.,; Mrs.
S. A. Orvis, Honolulu; COL R. G.
Ebert, Honolulu; Mrs. Geo. L. Rogers,
Gardiner, Me-; Mrs. l.. Marks, Homo
lulu; Miss Nettie Barraclough, Homo
lulu; R. E. Porter, Los Angeles, Cal;
I. w. Mason, Los Angeles, CAL; Bar
ton D. Slegman, San Francisco, Cal;
Billy Faber, Los Angeles; l.. II. Smith,
Modesto, CAL; Wallace D. Coburn,