Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10

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on Thursday night Mrs. Strong's
table decorations are always extreme
ly pretty and this table was II pos.
sible prettier than others. Americas
Beauty roses we're used in generous
profusion; broad satin ribbon in the
shade OF the roses adding greatly to
the whole.
Gen. and Mrs. Strong's guests were
Governor Lucius T.. Pinkham. Mrs. 4.
J. George, Col and Mrs. James b.
Houston. Mai and Mrs. Charles A.
Raglan, Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Case Deer,
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. PeuelouZe OF New
York, Miss Caroline Hughitt and Mr..
f. z. Hughitt.
CAPT. AND MRS. JOHN THOMAS
='. DINNER PARTY
Capt. and Mrs. John Thomas enter
tanned dinner guests on Friday even
ing at their quarters, Sohofield Bar
racks. Capt and Mrs. Thomas
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Harvey v.
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G.
HAYES, Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith,
Miss Helen Alexander and Mr.. Will
am Levers.
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Mr.. JULIUS UNGER'S INFORMAL
DINNER
Mr.. Julius Unger entertained at the
CORTLAND hotel on Thursday evening
of this week. The table was simply
decorated with basket Of pink roses
I'm the center Mr. Unger's guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. Peck, DIR. and
Mrs. Ormond Wall and Miss Stella
Peck. Dancing was enjoyed after
dinner.
THE PLEASANToN HOTEL
The dancing party given on
Wednesday evening Dy the rIeasanton
hoteI management was great sue
cess. ABOUT IoV guests were IN tne
aining room for dinner and after DIN
ner a large company OF the youngei
set who mad been invited came ana
danced until midnight.
some among those who entertained
we're:
Mrs. J. e. Ely entertained, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Novel;, Mrs. Kath-
erIne Ives and MISS =. Z. pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. de Vis-Norton
had as their honor guest Prof. a. A.
Jaggar.
During dinner Miss Pearson sang
very pieasingly and was encored sew
eral times.
Last evening the hotel had din
ner-dance.
Next wednesday the usual exhibit
tion hula will be given in honor OF the
Great Northern passengers. A dance
will follow, to which Honolulu society
is invited.
MRS. CURTIS T. IAUKEA ENTER
TAINS
A Chinese luncheon with Chinese /
lilies as centerpieee and Chinese
name cards at each cover was Mrs. |
Curtis p. laukea's way of entertaining |
Mrs. Alexander g. M. Robertson, Mrs. |
James T. Lewis, Mrs. Carlos Long, |
Mrs. James Jaeger and Mrs. George |
Smithies. After luncheon needlework /
made the afternoon hours pass
rapidly.
MRS. WILLIAM J0HNS0N'S DIN
NER
Mrs. William Johnson was hostess
at an informal dinner on Thursday /
evening at the CORTLAND Hotel, enter.
tanning for Miss Jessie Rae, Miss Ruth Il
johnson, Mr.. Paul Bartlett, Mr.. Will
liam johnson and Mr.. Charles King.
Dancing was the diversion after din
ner.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE COLLINS
HONOR MISS MAUD HIND
lf3ca 1ros,1 LTfrI OoHlanl A
was the guest OF honor at a dinner
given on Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George Collins at the Court
land Hotel. As decorations brown
rustic basket was filled with long
sprays Of golden shower and Austria
iian fern.
After dinner the guests danced un-
til midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
guests were Miss Maud Hind, Miss
Mary Lucas, Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
Mona Hind, Miss Margaret Hind, Mr..
Pflueger, Mr.. Charles Lucas, Mr.. How.
ard Worrall and Mr.. Ross. III
DIR. AND MRS. oRMOND WALLS
CHOWDER PARTY
This evening DR.. and Mrs. Ormond
Wall are giving chowder party. hon.
oring Mr.. and Mrs. Samuels Of Rhode
island. II will be held at the Walls
Kahala home aid after supper squid
spearing is to be the evenings sport,
typical Of Hawaiian activities. DR..
and Mrs. Wallis guests will be Mr.
and Mrs. Samuels. Mr.. and Mrs. James
ID. Dougherty, Mrs. Dora Ahlborn, Mrs.
Freer Mrs. Bland, Mrs. Huniston,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Chandler and Mr..
George Ahlborn.
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Mr.. AND MRS. F. NILES GIVE A
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Niles of Kansas
City, who are visitors here for the
winter, entertained at the Moana hotel
on Tuesday evening A basket of
pastel shaded Transyaal daisies were
a pretty ornament on the table. After
dinner dancing was enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs Niles guests were Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. Alexander G. NJ Robert
son, Mayor and Mrs. John Lane, Mr..