Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20
SOCIETY


. manner are charming. Mrs. AleXan-
der G. Il. Robertson sang as she al
ways does and pleased her listeners
heartily.
Those hidden by Mrs Chillingworth
10 honor Mrs. Kendall we're: Mrs.
Walter MacfarIane, Mrs. Alexander
g. VI. Robertson. Mrs. ReynoId Nc
Grew. Mrs. George AhlbOrn. Mrs. Ar
thur Rice. Mrs. William T. Rawlins,
. Mrs. Howard ifode, Mrs. Harold Git
fard. Mrs. William Williamson. Mrs.
William b. Lymer, Mrs. Mark Robin
son, Mrs. Ralph Clark. Mrs. Harry
Gray. Mrs. Sumner :. PaNsOn. Mrs.
William Campbell. Mrs. John Balch.
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright Jr., Mrs.
James Haynes, Mrs. Charles Sti1lman
Mrs. Clarence Cunha, Mrs. F. A.
sschaefer. Jr., Mrs. Harry Murray.
Mrs Albert y. Campbell. Mrs. James
Dougherty. Mrs. Samuel A. Walker,
Mrs. Fred Damon, Mrs. Gustav SchRe-
fer and Princess Kalanianaole.
One OF the real pleasures OF the aft
ernoon was that which Mrs. J. A.
Balch gave the assembled guests, for
she played several selections in her
finished style and then kindly accom-
panied the singers.
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WASHINGTON BRIDE
News came from Washington D. C.,
last week OF the marriage OF Miss
Margaret Ross. daughter of Mrs vii
liam Ross Of 1924 Clay street, to Lieu
tenant Charles Ostrom, u. s. A. The
brides father. the late William Ross,
was in the administrative department
Of the Southern Pacific Company.
During September the present Mrs.
Ostrom went to Washington to visit
relatives and she has passed much Of
her time during the past few years
at the capital She was married at
the home of her relatives in the East
s. F. Chronicle, Oct Z.
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MRS. JOHN LENNON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. John Lenox entertained with
a reception and tea Friday afternoon
from to s, honoring her friend, Mrs.
Harris G.. Tower of Denver, who is q
recent conner to Honolulu. The living
rooms and lanais of the beautiful
LennoX home were decorated with
bowls of flowers and Dotted plants
and hanging baskets, rose, pink and
green dominating in the color scheme
Tea tables were placed both inside
TIT house and on the lawn, which
overlooks the sea and Diamond Head,
and where quintet of Hawaiian girls
sang Hawaiian melodies to the tink.
ling of ukuleles. Six young girls. two
of whom we're daughters of the hon
ored guest, served iced punch, feed
coffee, steaming hot tea and other re.
freshments not altogether suggestive
Of economy, although the Hoover
note was struck Ia the delicious
brown bread used in the sandwiches.
Mrs. Richard assisted Mrs. I.enonx
and Mrs. Tower in receiving Mrs. Ar
chfbaid Young, Mrs. III. B. Restarick,
Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Byron E. Noble, Mrs.
J. l.. Young, Mrs. s. De Freest, Mrs.
Farnum, the Misses Gillet, Mrs. j. w.
Caldwell. Mrs. .Roderick o. Matheson,
Mrs. William Thompson. Mrs. John
Guild. Miss Rae. Mrs. l.. F. Folsom,
Mrs. Brier, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs. Ralph
Gaylord, Mrs. Wallace Harrington,
Mrs. Sam Church, Mrs. sMagruder, G.
Maury. Mrs r. 9. Moore, Miss Apple
ton, Mrs.. S. G. Huber, Mrs. S. b.
Kemp, Mrs. Irwin Beadle, Mrs. Ar.
thur Restarick, Miss Hartnagel, Miss
Z. Drun1mond. Mrs. Raymond, Mrs.
Frank Cook, Mrs. Z. Melanphy, Mrs.
Pentland. Mrs. H. Gooding Field, Mrs.
5. T. Hill, Mrs. Lillian Bickford, Mrs.
o.. w. Cook, Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Mrs.
Paul .Knudsen, Mrs. ]. H. Craig, Mrs.
E. Kroll Mrs! Tarlton, Miss Detor,
Mrs. George BASTARD, Mrs. w. G..
Hall, Mrs. w. A. Ramsay, Mrs. G. H.
futile, Mrs. G. Duckworth, Mrs.
Head, Mrs. Hacket, Mrs. l.. Judd, Miss
ID. Wilmington, Mrs. Hansen, Miss ID.
Barnes, Miss E. Holmes, Miss Fol.
som, Miss Carter, Mrs. f. Davis, Mrs.
Benjamin Sammens. Miss Starrett,
Miss Hadley, Mrs. Fred Waldron, Mrs.
Z. Jenkins, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Nc.
Kay, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Chandler,
Mrs. Ernst Giesecke, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Hennigan, Miss Henry, Miss Knapp,
Miss McCracken. Mrs. ]. Smith.