Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-23
GEN. AND MRS. SAMUEL l. LOHN.
SON HONOR OFFICERS OF
THE JAPANESE WAR
SHIP AZUMA

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SHIP AZUMA
A poi supper that was perfect in
every detail was given on Monday
evening by General and Mrs. Samuel
l. Johnson, n. G. H. to Capt. Miro
and officers of the visiting Japanese
Warship Azuma.
The feast was served on the broad
lanai of the Moana hotel amid beau
tiful surroundings.
The lanai was screened in to rep
resent q morning glory covered arbor.
The trellises were hung and inter
woven with morning glory blooms and
greenery. From the indirect Hight
overhead festoons of this pretty flower
were artistically brought to the. four
table corners. Dainty Japanese Ian
cast pretty, soft light.
The table was hollow square, the
center being q miniature Jake with a
fountain. Little ducklings disported
themselves and made merry during
the9feast. On either side of the lake
was q miniature field Of lilies and
palms. The table was covered with
fishtail fern and scattered profusely
with blossoms and petals of golden
eoreopsis. Miniature forts Of sand
with gun batteries and silent, guard
| ing soldiers lent a martial air to the
whole. "
At, each guest cover was a noise
making appliance and Of noise there
was no end, for it was not a formal
party. The name cards depicted Ha.
waiiaa maids in grass skirts and irima
leis, and we're most attractive. On
the back Of each chair was a male
and lima lei which, as the guests
were seated, was put about their
necks.
As the guests were assembling the
Hawaiian band played, and also dur
ing the feast and for the dancing aft
erwards. Speeches in happy vein
were made by Governor Pinkham,
Capt. Miro and General johnson.
The party continued until nearly
midnight It was very beautiful at.
fair and the poi supper left no wish
unfulfilied. The hotel management
spared no effort to make this party
pIeasurable one.
General and Mrs. 5ohnson's guests
were: Capt. Miro, the guest of honor;
Governor Lucius e. PinkhaE:. General
and Mrs. Frederick s. Strong, Consul
General r. Moroi, Capt. and Mrs.
George Clark, Commodore and Mrs
Dennis Mahan, Japanese Vice Consul
akd Mrs. Mural, Mayor and Mrs. John
Lane, Chief Justice and Mrs. Alex
ander g. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Won Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs. s
AWoki, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth, Major and Mrs. James Dough
erty, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson, Mr..
and Mrs. Reynold B. McGrew, General
and Mrs. Charles g. Treat, Col. and
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mr., and
Mrs. George Angus, Lieut.. tRnd Mrs
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Imai, Senator
and Mrs. Robert Single, DR.. and Mrs
Clifford B. High, Mr.. and Mrs. Taxa
kuwa, Mrs. Victor Houston, Mrs. Au,
gustus e. Murphy, Mrs. Frances Reed
| Mrs. Charles Forbes, Miss Vera Da
mon, Miss Thelma K. Murphy, Miss
Treat, Miss Louise Clark, Commands
| Matsuzaka, Commander Nakajima
Lieut.. Fukuma, Mr.. Kurakawa, Major
Laurence Redfngton, Col James Irons
Lieut.. Wallace Philoon, Col. William
Weigel and Lieut. Charles Lyman. !
| Al BOX AT SATURADY's RACES
| Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad G. Won Hamm
entertained Capt. and Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Miss Bertha Young, Capt
James Gallogly and Mr.. Pierson al
1.-THE races last Saturday afternoon
After the races all went to the. Moana
and there enjoyed refreshing cup Of
/ tea on the lanai. IL