Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24
MRS. a. Mex HARR1soN's GAR

MRS. n. Mex. HARRIS0N'S GAR
DEN TEA
Mrs. III. Nick. Harrison was hostess
at small, informal garden tea on
Wednesday afternoon, given In compii-
ment to Mrs. Philip Lee OF baltimore,
Red Cross handkerchiefs were given
the guests. Sewing was an activity OF
the afternoon. Simple refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Lee is charming woman who
will find pleasant niche for herseif
In local society.
Among those invited by Mrs. HaT-
rison to meet Mrs. Lee were Mrs. w.
d. Westervelt, Mrs. A. w. + Bottom
ley, Mrs. w. G. Woodward, Mrs. Ru-
dolf Buchly, Mrs. 3. r. Aver, Mrs. ].
N. s. Williams, Mrs. ii. Mist, Mrs,
Clifford Kimball, Mrs Fred Potter,
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder, Mrs. William
Whitney, Mrs. w. Todd of Richmond,
Va, Mrs. Augustus e. Murphy Mrs.
G. r. Hemenway, Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. Butler, Miss
Butler, Mrs. William Ault, Mrs. Jesse
o. Young, Miss Hattie Hampstead,
Mrs. A. M. NOVEL;, Mrs. G.. A. Peacock,
Mrs. Montague Cooke. Jr. Mrs. B. L
Marx. Mrs. w. p. Fessenden, Mrs.
Harry Won Holt, Mrs. William A. Love,
Miss Marie Won Holt and Miss eockett.
MR.. AND MRS. RUDOLF BUCHLY'S
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Buchly enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday cen
ing. :
On the attractive table low silver
basket was gracefully filled with pale
toned snap dragons and lace fern.
Lighted candles made a pretty add
ton to a charming scene.
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Buch-
ly's dinner we're Major and Mrs. G..
w. G. Deering,: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Rice, Mrs. Philip Rice, Mrs. Ernest
Waterhouse, Mr.. Lionel Walden and
Mr.. Douglas Young. After dinner at.
tendance at the Russian ballet was
a pleasant diversion. e
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MRS. SHIRLEY BUSH GIVES A TEA
Miss Hazel ohmart, a bride Of the
week, was the guest OF honor at q
small informal tea on Monday after.
noon at which Mrs. Shirley Bush pre-.
sided as hostess. =.
After pleasant greetings to Miss
Ohmart by the guests refreshments
we're served and knitting formed the
afternoons diversion. Those invited
by Mrs. Bush to meet Miss Ohmart
were Mrs. James F. Morgan, Mrs. Os-
valid Lightfoot, Mrs. W. A. Walsh,
Mrs. George A Braly, Mrs. Arthur
Armitage, Mrs. Charles Littlejohn,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Doris No
Bile, Miss Katherine Blake, Miss Mar
tia McChesney, Miss Louise GirVin,
Miss Letitia Morgan and Miss Ruth
Soper. se. r.. ~ ..:..'. r. I.
AN AFTERNOON AT KAWAILOA.
Mrs. Augustus e. Murphy, Mrs.
George X. French, Miss Thelma K.
Murphy and Miss Helen G. Pratt were
the dinner guests of General Samuel
/. Johnson on Tuesday afternoon and
evening at Kawailoa. After dinner
very instructive talk by Captains
Sneed and Gonser on trench warfare
w do uOOl LUG NSAO1AO4u Do4o saw
a concert, then boxing match and
a wrestling match were pulled off by
the men in camp. General Johnson is
justly proud of his national guards
men.
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DR.. MURRAY REMEMBERS
FRIENDS
p Officers Commanding and Officers
Of the Canadian Army Medical Corps,
Training Depot No. II, extend hearty
Christmas greetings and best wishes
for a prosperous New Year Willows
Camp, Victoria. Christmas 1917"
Bearing the foregoing legend card
has been received by his friends from
DR.. H. v. Murray, one of II captains
lof the corps mentioned joining with
Major j. S. Macpherson, C.. NJ. g., Off
Ger commanding, in the holiday salu,
tation. - -
MRS. THEODORE COOKE A LUNCH
EON HOSTESS s.
Mrs. Theodore Cooke was lunch
con hostess on Wednesday at LAM
akea in compliment to Mrs. Afford
Wall. Covers were placed for sixteen
guests. s.. -
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MRS. GUSTAV SCHAEFER'S BUF-
FET LUNCHEON
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer was hostess
at a very informal luncheon on We'd
nesday. Covers were laid for sixteen
guests. Knitting was the after-lunch.
ton activity. u |-a~- i,
THE RED, CROSS SEAL SALE
A most successful sale of Christmas
seals was held today for the anti.
tuberculosis work.
A large number of Honolulu's wo-
men and girls aided in making the
sale success.
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