Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE SHEER.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman cele-
hrated their eleventh wedding ami
versary on Tuesday of this week by
giving a. poi supper. II was one of
the most exquisitely beautiful ami
versary parties ever given here. All
of the decorations In the diningroom
were In tones of yellow. almost every
bloom being from the Sherman gar
dens. Yellow plunnarias. yellow hi
discus. yellow roses. yellow chrysan-
themums and yellow cannas were
used In an artistic manner as to at
tract the attention OF the assembled
friends, The drawingroom was q gar
den of American Beauty roses and
deep-toned, sweet-scented violets. the
gifts Of, friends who wanted to show
their aloha for this popular couple.
The library. was a bower Of La
France and other pink roses and was
most attractive. The lanai was cool
with It's hanging baskets and choice
plants and palms. In the center OF
the table was q low gold bowl filled
with yellow Hawaiian fruits and vel.
low.shaded lighted candles.
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The, poi supper was delicious 0nes4
The evening after supper was deyot-l
ed TO conversation and bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman,s guests
shoMered them with good Wishes for,
the years TO come and the hope that
they might all be together for the
coming anniversaries. q So
f. The guests were. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Frederick Wichman, Col. and
Mrs. James B. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit p Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Levers, Jr., Judge and Mrs. Alexan.
der Lindsay, Miss Caroline A. Houghitt
and Mr. F. e. Hughitt
MR.. AND MRS. GUSTAV SCHAEF.
Frs DINNER " F.:
Around q table most attractive with
pale pink Cecil Drummer roses and
pink-shaded lighted tapers and pink
tulle, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer are to-
night entertaining q company Of din
ner guests, honoring Mr.. Schaefer's
birthday. Dancing Is to be the even
fng's diversion. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer's guests are
TO be Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. William Williamson and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Damon.
PLEASANToN HOTEL DANCE
The Pleasanton Hotel gave one OF
its very charming dinner.dances on
Wednesday evening. The quintet
played during the dinner hour and
for the dance that followed. The din
ing room was filled with guests of the
hotel and guests from town who gave
dinner parties at the hotel. 4 was
said to be the most successful affair
given here in. long time. !
On Tuesday, January 30, the Ha.
waiian Band will play at the hotel
from $50 to $3.50. during tho dinner
hour, and then a quintet will furnish
dance music for the evening.
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MAI. AND MRS. CHARLES A.
RAGAE'S DINNER PARTY
Maj. and Mrs. Charles A. Ragan en-
tertained at their quarters at Fort De
Russy on Thursday evening giving a
dinner in honor of Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Strong. Everything In
the dining room In a decorative way
was in yellow. Brilliant yellow day
light lilies graced the center of the
table. Clouds of yellow tufle floated
from its oyerhanging basket casting
pretty shadow on the well appoint
ed board. Yellow-shaded. lighted
candles in silver stands added their
share toward identifying the table.
After dinner the guests enjoyed the
hop at the post These hops, by the
way, are proving themselves. popular
diversion and are greatly enjoyed by
those at De Russy as well as at the
other posts. .r -.
Mai. and Mrs. Ragan's guests we're
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick 8. Strong.
Col. and Mrs. Wflmot z. Ellis. Col and
Mrs. William B. Bsnister. Miss Del
McCue and Capt. Samuel Tilghman.
MR.. AND MRS. HERBERT DOW
SETS DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dowsett en-.
tertained at their Peninsula home on
Tuesday evening of this week. Gov.
ers' were placed for - guests.
TEAS TODAY AT LANIAKEA
Mrs. z. C. Warehouse, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Buchly and Mrs r. l. Lille are
entertaining with small informal teas
this afternoon at Laniakea
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