Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
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MISS RUTH HARRINGTON AN
MISS FRANCES HARRINGTON
GIVE AN AFTERNOON TEA

tesses at an informal and charming
tea on Friday afternoon at thoN
home.
The lanai and living rooms were
simply and prettily decorated with
Dorothy Guild served at the coffee
urn, while Mrs. Ray Allen poured tea
Those invited to this pleasurabi?
affair were Miss Katherine Won HoH,
Miss Wiaifred Brown. Miss Marian
Paris, Miss Babes Focke, Miss Har
riot Richardson, Miss Marjory Guile,
Miss Dorothy Guild. Miss Helen Cen
ter, Miss Hi,dred Church. Miss Helen
Church, Miss Elizabeth Hobby, Miss
Harriet Kastle. Miss Enza beth kastle
Miss Janet kilbou,ne. Miss Virginia
Frear, Miss Beatrice Trear, Miss
Eleanor Hero, Miss Katherine ElstOr.
Miss Jessie Baldwin. Miss Dorothy
van Wav. E;iss Kathleen van way.
Miss Dorothy Tackahury, Miss Ade-
laIde Pratt, Miss Doris Marks. Mis-
Ramona Marks, Miss Bernice Hal
stead, Miss Gladys Halstcad. Miss
Katie SirgleLTrst, MISC Ciemerce
Clifford, Miss Mae Walker, Miss Helen
Jones, Miss Nerearct Jones, Miss
Kathryn Jones. Miss Esme Damon
Miss Hether Damon, Miss Dorothy
Traut, Miss Eleanor Certley, Miss
Ruth Gart!cy, Miss Florence White,
Miss Florence Davis, Miss EvelyM
Breckons. Miss Louise Gjrvin, Miss
Maud Ballentyue. Miss RhoGa BalleL
tyne, Miss Genevieve HocE Lg. Miss
Dorothy Winter, Miss India Wayson,
Miss Louise Smith, Miss Mary Smith,
Miss Ruth Stacker Miss Mabel Light
foot, Miss Louise Lightfoot, Mrs. Ray
Allen, Mrs. Shirley Bush, Mrs. Charles
{ Littlejohn, and Mrs. Arthur Armitage
SCHAAF-PRATT
Friends OF Miss Helen Louise Pratt
heard with interest this week the
news Of her wedding recently in New
Jersey. A New Jersey paper says:
Miss Helen Louise Pratt, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Pratt,
and Mr.. Rudolph G. Schaaf, Jr, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph G. Schaaf,
ell Of Nutley, N. j.. were married yes
terday at the home Of the parents Of
the bride by the Rev. Douglas Mat
thews. The wedding was advanced,
as Mr.. Schaaf has been appointed an |
Inspector Of arms and ammunition. He
recently completed a course in en-
cheering at Cornell College.
The bride had her sister Miss Julia |
Pratt, as flower girl. Mr.. James
Echaaf was his brothers best man"
Mrs. Pratt was a Dickson and a sis |
er Of Mrs. Howard Hitchcock and |
Mrs. George Sherman. Mr.. Pratt is |
he son Of Amasa Pratt and was born |
d Punahou when his father was pres |
hent.
MISS HELEN CHURCH GIVES. A
TEA
Miss Helen Church was a Wednes
day afternoon tea hostess. The rooms
we're bower Of pink hibiscus in
many tones. No flower in Hawaii
lends itself better than does this |
. flower. Miss Eleanor Gartley served
punch and Miss Esme Damon and
Aileen Dowsett, Lieut.. Selleck, Mr..
About 20 guests we're present.
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MISS HILDA Won Hollis POI
- SUPPER
Miss Hilda Won Holt was hostess
at q poi supper at her Judd street |
home last evening for Miss Phoebe
Carter and Miss Elizabeth Garter, |
who have just returned from q two
years stay in Boston. Fruits and cut
watermelon decorated the supper |
table. Miss Won Hollis guests were |
Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss Phoebe
Carter, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss |
Katherine Won Holt, Miss WiIhelmina |
Tenney, Miss Katherine Treat, Miss
81 til ~
Carter Gait, Mr.. Herman Won Holt. |
Mr.. Rudolph Isenberg, Mr.. Alan Low |
rey, Lieut.. Wallace Philoon, Mr.. Yer |
non Tenney, Mr.. Robert White, Mr.
Vivian Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gait |
Lieut.. and Mrs. Arnold, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson Mott. ....
After the poi supper the party mo-
tored to the Country Club, where the
Won Hollis were giving a dancing |
party. The hall was fragrant and
lovely with quantities Of ginger bios. |
som and palms. About IS guesta !
danced the evening hours away.
MRS. ARTHUR THAYER GIVES A
-->- BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Arthur Thayer was hostess on
wednesday at an informal bridge
party at her kaimuM home.
Misses Ia. and lola Logan left |
IN the st amer last night for Victoria,
BIC, or a visit to their sister, Mrs.
p. g. Cox. As director OF Fo-+. street
Kindergarten Miss Eola logan has
been granted a leave of absence for
six months and may later receive an
extension to enable her to take a spe-
cial course as kinoergartner in New
York or Boston. Miss Ida Logan,
pianist and assistant director at the
Fort street kindergarten, may prolong
her stay at Victoria over the vacation
period.