Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
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A FAREWELL PARTY

ant daAce SVEN l.; Mr. and Mrs. John
n Na\am a. turI5 pretty home on
Hlkni street
DAINTY japanese lanterns, hung
around the spacious lanai. lent pleas
ing effect 70 ne occasion. huge
American Tag cnCirCled the corner o.
the lanai IN. AiCh a Hawaiian quin-
frtle vas seated. and the interior OF
tho home vas beautifully decorated
with ferns and masses OF cut flowers
Dancing was INDUCED in until late
hoar. and even then all were lOath 10
leave
AIrs BOardnan. VINO has been visit
jng. Epr sister. Mrs 7. j Fitzpatrick,
for several months has been The oc-
CaSiOn for many pleasant affairs, ana
during her short stay in Honolulu has
made a host OF friends, all OF whom
exceedingly regret her departure for
home
Among those who enjoyed this very
pleasant evening were Mrs. FREQ
Eoardman, the guest Of honor Mr.. and
Mrs T J. Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Basham. MI and Mrs Charles Hall.
DR. and Mrs II X Hope, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Hon. MIR and Mrs. Riesce:
Mr. and Mrs. P G. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zerbe. Mrs Cain, Misses Winifred
Cain. Hazel Maxam, Glenna Thomas,
Hazel Williams, Hester Smith, Mar
garet Collins, Gladys Auerbach, Mele
Williams. Emma Franco. Josephine
Smith. Emma Blanchard, Elizabeth
McMenamin rnd Nettie Lloyd; Messrs.
Louis Cain, George Oakley, John
Burns, William Warren, William Zieg-
Ter, Daniel Cummings. Fred Stanley.
Ralph Cain, Jack Merle, Arthur Bixby,
F. Eearle. Charles Birnie, F. +. Win
wick and Herman Metzner, Cox Arthur
Coyne and Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Max.
am, the host and hostess.
BENEFIT MUSICALE AND CARD
PARTY A SUCCESS
The card party and musicale given
by Father Patrick st. Leger last Satur-
day evening at the Phoenix hall was
pronounced success. The fair was
given for the benefit of a new church
which is soon TO be erected on Waia-
lac Road, Kaimuki. 1t will be good
news for those interested in the new
church to learn that the neat sum OF
$685. was realized.
Owing to election and various other
affairs there were only about 200 per
sons present, although numerous
tickets had been sold. The forepart
of the evening was devoted to con
cert in which several OF Honolulus
most popular artists appeared. Later
bridge and 500 were INDUCED in, and
attractive prizes were carried off by
those having highest scores.
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GEN. AND MRS. SAMUEL !. JOHN
SON ENTERTAIN TONIGHT
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel ]. johnson are
entertaining guests at the Laniakea
moi supper and tableaux tonight. A
bowl of pink hibiscus will make
dainty centerpiece for the dtovial table.
Gen. and Mrs Johnson's guests will
be- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chilling |
worth, Chief Justice and Mrs. Alex |
ander G. M. Robertson, Mrs. Augustus |
Z. Murphy, Miss Thelma K. Murphy. |
Col. William Weigel and Mr.. Howell. |
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Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID DOwSETTS |
. DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett enter |
tanned at a very pretty dinner on Fri |
day evening at the University Club. |
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- |
ence Cunha, Miss Forsythe and DR.. |
Albert White.
CAPT. AND MRS. JOHN D. BUR
NETT ENTERTAINING
This evening at Haleiwa Capt. and
Mrs John D. Burnett are entertaining
40 guests at a dinner-danee. the oc-
casion being Mrs. Burnett's birthday. |
Mr.. DOUGLAS DAMON A DINNER
HOST
This evening at his lovely Moanalua
home, Mr.. Douglas Damon is giving
dinner honoring Miss Rosie Herbert |
anu Mr.. Marshall Henshaw.
The table is to be enhanced with |
basket of the famous Damon orchids.
Mr.. Damon's guests are to be MisF |
Rosie Herbert, Miss Vera Damon,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Ruth An
derson, Miss Vera Henshaw, Mr.. Mar
shall Henshaw, Mr.. Chauncy Cieve
land, Mr.. Charles Herbert, Mr.. VIII |
liam Covell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin
Carson.
MRS. ANNA WRIGHT A CARD
HOSTESS
Mrs. Anna Wright was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at a bridge party, |
celebrating her birthday. Her apart
ments at Vida Villa were profuse in
flowers, the gifts of friends.
Mrs. Wright'sA guests were Mrs.
Evans, Mrs X. Porter, Mrs. wilkins,
Mrs. w. Cameron, Mrs kellogg, Mrs
Brandt, Mrs. Ryland, Mrs. harrison,
Mrs. A. s. Cunningham, Mrs. Charles
Crane, Mrs. w Daniel, Mrs. Henry II.
Williams, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs
Friedly, Mrs. BARLEY, Miss Deems,
Mrs. Giesecke, Mrs. F. Zeave. Mrs. A.
H. Bigelow, and Mrs. Merrill
MRS. A. S. PRESCOTT GIVES A
BRIDGE-TEA
Mrs. Augustus s. Prescott was q
bridge-tea hostess on Tuesday The
rooms and lanai were decorated with
yellow coreopsis and golden shower.
The first prize: a glazed rose bowl,
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