Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

MRS. LAWRENCE sJUDD'S TEA
Mrs. Lawrence Judd entertained
very informally alta tea son Thurs
day. afternoon honorines Mrs. Chaplin
and Miss Chaplin Of New York who
have been travelling for q year In the
Orient The rooms were very prettily
decorated with cut blooms and hi
discus in-thsir many attractive shades
Mrs. Judd's. guests were Mrs. Chap.
In. Miss Chaplin. the honor guests;
Madame Judd, Mrs, Howard Hitch
cock. Mrs George Sherman. Mrs. z.
D. sKflbpuFne, Mrs. Lewis e. Capps.
Mrs, K. X. Cutter. Mrs. Charles.
Judd, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. George
Cooke, Miss Mary Won Holt. Miss
Ruth tfec hesneE Miss Hilda Won
Holt. Miss Martha mcChesneY. Miss
Mafiory Caps and Miss Kathryn
Williams. go,
MRS. X. X. CUTTER HONORS
DAUGHTERS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. K. K. Cutter was hostess at q
dinner ON Wednesday evening at the
Rsthskeller honoring her daughter,
Miss Kathryn williams. on the lat.
tiers; birthday. The table was very
pretty. A basket of sweet peas, VOL
cts and forget-me-nots was artistically
arranged. "A corsage bouquet was at
each guest cover. Dainty hand-painted
rane-cafds were used.
j Mrs. Cutters guests were Miss
Kathryn Williams. the honor guest;
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis, E. Caps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav SchaEfer, Miss Marjory
Camps, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Pauline
Schaefer,; Mr.. Robert Puryis, MT.
Francis Brown. Mr. Jack Morrill, and
Mrs. F. August Schaefer. Hi.
After dinner the guests attended,
the dance and evenings entertainment
on the Roof Garden. The guest OF
honor was showered with good wishes
for the future. ....,.
MRS. JAMES B. HOUSTON HONoRS
y MISS HUGHITT 1872
Mrs. James B. Houston was hostess
on Wednesday Of this, week at the
Country Club at q luncheon honoring
her sister, Miss Caroline Hughitt, who
Is here visiting her. The table was
charmingly decorated. Pink and red
gladiolus were most artisticaIly ar
ranged In low crystal bowls at either
end of the table. In the center was q
nassed fluffy butterfly bow of emer.
aid green gauze ribbon. It was q
unique adornment and greatly admir-
ed. A corsage bouquet OF dainty bios
SONS was at each guest cover. This
Sffo rno,nr su,az= davoko,1 "a onnvnroo
ton. Mrs. Houston's guests we're Miss
Hughitt the honor guest; Mrs. James
McRae. Mrs. William p. Kendall, Mrs.
Jack Hayes, Mrs. James Gallogly,
Mrs. David Stone, Yrs. B. r. Ray
mond, Mrs. Charles Lincoln, Mrs. VII.
mot =. Ellis, Mrs. George Perkins,
Mrs. Robbins Anderson, Miss Ander-
son, Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs. VIII
liam Cochran, Mrs. Guy Palmer, Mrs.
William Dashiell, Mrs George Dyer,
Mrs. Powell Fauntleroy, Mrs. Edward
Dekum, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs. Jo-
sephHs Cecil, Mrs. Thomas ]. Schley,
Mrs. Guy v. Henry.
DIR. AND MRS. w. C.. HOBDY'S
SUPPER PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard z. Brown were
the complimented guests at a supper
On Tuesday evening when DR.. and
Mrs. Hobby entertained for them. The
supper table was prettily decorated
with cut flowers and the Hobby home
was charmingly arranged for the oc
casion. Twenty.four guests we're en-
tertained.
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MRS. GEORGE CLARK'S LUNCH.
EON
Mrs. George Clark was a luncheon
hostess on Monday Of this week. hon
oring Madame Melba. The table was
q mass Of cut roses and lace fern
which made It doubly attractive. Gov
ers we're laid for II guests.
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Miss Pauline Schaefer Is giving
dinner on Friday, February 2, the
guests afterwards attending the Coun
try Club dance,