Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-03
MISS FLORENCE HOFFMAN HON..
4 QRS MRS IASEPH Il. ROGERS.

Spaldfng) was the motif Tor one OF
the prettiest teas given this season
and over which Miss Florence Hoff.
man presided as hostess. The lovely
Hooking home was a-bloom with
American Beauty roses and lemon
tinted chrysanthemums. A pleasing
feature of the afternoon was listen.
ing to the charming voices OF Mrs.
Walter Kendall and Mrs. Alexander
G.. M. Robertson Mrs. Guy Minor
served iced coffee and Mrs. Harry
Hoffman served at the fruit punch
bowl Miss Sara Lucas and Miss Ruth
McChesney assisted Miss Hoffman IN
caring for the comfort and pleasure Of
the assembled guests. Mrs. Rogers
has not been here since she left as
bride and it was great pleasure 10
have so many old friends welcome
her home.
The following friends called during
the afternoon to greet Mrs. Rogers
Mrs. Guy Minor, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs.
L. E. Hooper, Mrs. j. Rogers, Mrs. +.
E. Carter, Miss Sara Lucas, Mrs. A.
n. Campbell, Mrs. Walter Kendall,
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Miss Sibyl Rob
ertson, Mrs. a. G. NJ Robertson. Mrs.
Harry Cobb, Mrs. Nelson Lansing,
Mrs. M. E. Grossman, e. B. Loom1s,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Mrs. Arnett +.
Matthews, Mrs. ID. u. Dodge, Mrs.
Morris Carson, Miss Marie Ballentyne,
Miss Bernice Halstead, Mrs. George
Ahlborn, Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Geneyieve Hooking, Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Thelma K. Murphy, Mrs. Thomas E.
Wall. Miss Jane Oliver, Mrs. William
B. Lymer, Miss Alice Hopper, Mrs.
Frances Reed, Mrs. E. M. Watson,
Mrs. E. ]. Spalding, Mrs. Howard
Bode, Mrs. A. Hooking and Miss
Sibyl Hooking.
On the lanais stood great baskets
artistically filled with, daintily tinted
hibiscus. After the simple refresh
ments pleasant hour was enjoyed in
social chat.
A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Madam Loveland, lovingly known
to all of Maui as Aunt Collie" held a
reception. on Tuesday, October 30, to
celebrate her eigHls- third birthday.
1t was notable event and many
Maui residents came to honor this
lovely old lady and congratulate her.
She is one of the d. G. Lindsay fam
lily and with her bright, CHEEKY face
it is not possible to think of her age
and she is interested in all of the |
days doings. She received her
guests in her usual gracious manner,
not seated but going to meet and es-
cort her friends and showing the |
flower display sent her, with the ac-
tiyity Of a girl. Maui sent flowers
galore, the rooms were like a flower
shop. Kula violets, which surpass |
California giolets, were there in pro-
fusion, chrysanthemums, roses, glad
iolus and all sorts of garden blooms: /
making an exquisite setting for this |
notable occasion. Many other gifts
were sent. - -. s
Miss Louise Jones sang Mother |
Machree" and then several Scotch |
songs were enjoyed. Miss Ruth Lind. |
say, Mis- Betty Lindsay and Miss
Gladys Meinecke served ice cream and |
punch in the dining room, which was |
decorated in yellow chrysanthe |
In the library was a huge birthday |
cake, iced and daintily ornamented |
and surmounted by SO candles. The /
cake cut, all enjoyed a bit OF the
birthday edible, wishing Aunt Collie
many future years Of happiness.
Some of those present were Madam
Aiken, Mrs. w. o. Aiken, Mrs. H. A. /
Baldwin, Mrs. W. A. Baldwin, Mrs.
d. d. Baldwin, Mrs w D. Baldwin,
Mrs. H. w. Baldwin, Mrs. S. A. Bald
win, Mrs. Bevins, Madam Beyins, Mrs.
r. Blanchard, Mrs. Beeman, Mrs.
Born, Mrs. Boyum, Mrs. Bowdish,
Mrs. Frank Burns, Mrs. Caleb Burns,
Mrs. Carley, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Cummings, Mrs Dodge, Mrs. Dow
sett, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. j. P. Foster,
Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Fantom, Mrs. Hair,
Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Haven.
Miss Jones, Mrs. F. G. Krauss, Mrs.
Kimball, Mrs. C. D. Lufkin, Mrs. B.
Murdoch, Mrs. McPhee, Mrs. Nicols,
Mrs. Harry Penhal1ow, Madam Pen
hallow, Mrs. Roseerans, Mrs. Rice,
Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs.
Steele, Mrs. r. Sloggett, Mrs. Sauers,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs. E.
Walsh, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Wells,
Miss Anderson. Miss Trant, Miss
Rosecrans, Miss Edmunds, Miss
Snow, Miss. Lindsay, Miss Bradshaw,
Miss Mitchell, Miss Collins, Miss
Fleming, Miss Mast, Miss Barlow,
Miss Fern, Miss Aubrecht, Mrs. Me.
Laren and others.
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Mrs. s. Heebner is expected here
shortly from the mainland for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. II. B. Weller.