Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES LUCAS,
JR, HONOR MRS. ALISON
JnDDAN

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pointed poi supper on Thursday even
ing, honoring Mrs. Alison JORDAN, who
is spending the summer in Honolulu.
A large coconut covered lanai was
used to seat the assembled guests.
The lawn was strung with lighted Ian
terms, which was most effective.
The large lanai was decorated with
mountain fern and wild mountain ban
yam. Great stalks Of fragrant ginger
were most effectively grouped. NJ
tablecloth was used, the table being
covered with Il leaves and ferns. Great
Gala bashes Of fruit decorated the
table and were an added delight to the
delicious viands served
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas greeted their
guests with charming hospitality. After
full justice was done the feast served,
dancing was the diversion offered for
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas bid the follow.
ing guests to come and welcome MIS-
Jordan, the honor guest: Miss Kata.
crime Elston, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Single, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfar.
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Andrade, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
S. Paxson, Mr.. ano Mrs. Charles Lucas,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Lucas,
ertson, Mrs. E. A. Jones, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller Mrs. Aver, Mrs. Louis Caps,
Mrs. Victor Houston, Miss Helen
Jones, Miss Margaret JoneS-, Misa
Kathryn Jones, Miss Margaret Aver,
Miss Marjorie Capps, Miss Totsie
Biven, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
Mary Lucas, Mr.. Walter Love, Mr.. c.
Pflueger, Mr.. Francis Brown. Mr.
Robert Purvis, Mr.. Charles Chilling.
worth, Mr.. H. Withers, Mr., H. Walcott,
Mr.. Robert Menary, Mr.. John Walker,
and Mr.. Jas. Laird.
Dude Millers excellent glee club
furnished dance music
MRS. J. C. McGILL A HOSTESS AT
OUTRIGGER LUNCHEON
Mrs. J. c. McGill entertained for
Mrs. Robert Scott at a delightful
luncheon at the Outrigger Club. Thurs
day. Close on .wenty guests were
gathered as a farewell to the guest Of
honor, who goes next week to join
her husband, Mr.. Robert Scott, lately
appointed a representative Of the
Honolulu Iron Works on the Atlantic
coast A delightful afternoon was
enjoyed.
MRS. EMIL C.. PETERS POI
LUNCHEON
Mrs. Emil C. Eeters' pretty home on
Wyllie street was the setting for a
delightfully."- informal poi luncheon on
Thursday. The table was covered
with ii leaves and ferns and baskets
Of fruits were the chosen ornamental
ton. After luncheon sewing and
pleasant social visiting maze for a
very happy day.
Mrs. Peters guests were Mrs. Charles
H. Raven, Mrs J. NJ. Levy, Mrs. s.
Kubey, Mrs John Lane, Mrs. Elizabeth
Booth, Mrs. Clara Schmidt, Mrs. Nor
man Gedge, Mrs. J. Duggan, Mrs. w.
Bellina, Miss Daub, and Mrs. Henry
Smith.
INTERESTING VISITORS WHO EN-
JOYED THEIR TRIP HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. D. \. Linnard OF
Pasadena have been visitors here
enjoying every moment Of their stay.
With them was their daughter, Mss
Dorothy Linnard, and she had two
guests, Miss Beverage Of Pasadena
and Miss Owen of Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Linnard also had two guests,
Mrs. Soners of Philadelphia, VINO has
been Mrs. Linnard's house-guest ali
winter, and Mrs. Barton Of Pasadena.
During their stay here they were a.
the Moana hotel, where surfing and
swimming was an ever changing de-
light to them all. Mr.. LinnarG man
ages the Maryland, Huntington and
Green hotels of Pasadena anQ the
Fairmont of San Francisco. While
here they were daily entertained by
their many friends, who each WED
with the other IN making them wish
they lived in this lovely land. Nh.
and Mrs. John T. Warren, VINO are
old friends, extended many Courtesies
during their stay One day they mo-
tored the party around the island,
another day was, spent at Hagula, and
so On, every Gay being frH- 81 some
sort Of outdoor pleasure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Rogers. also old friends.
entertained them. as aid Lieut.. and
Mrs. Alfred l.. lockwood Of Fort
Shafter. Mrs. lockwood and Miss
Linnard and Miss owen were class
mates and the reunion was a very
pleasant one indeed Mr. Linnard
remained only few days, the rest
of the party continuing their stay
until this week.
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MRS. F.. ROBINSON ENTERTAINS
Mrs EdGer Robinson on THURSDAY
entertained for Mrs. T. F. Schmutzler
at bridge party. The guests play
ing were Mrs. Harold Hayselden, Mrs
Philip Frear, Mrs. A. L. Andrews,
Mrs. George Curry, Mrs. Matthew Ora
ham, Mrs. Trenfield, Mrs. W. jamie
son, Mr. Antoine Perry, Mrs. R.
Lange, Mrs. Jack Hayes, Miss Ehr-
horn, Mrs. Jas. Cockburn, Mrs Hew.
ling, Miss Maud Jordan. Mrs. Kenneth
Barnes, Mrs. l.. C. Rowland, Mrs.
Frank Bachelor.
MRS. W. w. EDWARDS A DINNER
HOSTESS