Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20
Mr.. AND MRS BRUCE CART
Wight. JR.. GIVE HOUSE
WARMING

! gave a very charming and unique
dance on Tuesday evening. 1t was In
! the nature Of a housewarming as the
Cartwright home has been remodeieo
and Tedecorated, and the farewell De
| ing in honor Of Mr.. Robert PurviS End
! Mr.. Ned Steele, who left on Wednes'
! day to go into training at Allentown.
The dance, which was most informal
was held In the lovely large open
lanai and this was bedecked with long
! graceful stands OF feathery bamboo
/ tree ferns and MALE. Great cloud Ell
I fccts of red, white and blue Illusion
gave a patriotic touch 10 1t all. me
house was open for inspection and
charming conception il all is, with
! every room copied from some charm
! ing home in Paris, where Mrs. Cart
wright made her home for so long
| The sunken bath is Joy. A miniature
statue of the Cartwright's small son
done by Gordon osborne is charming.
| The sleeping chambers are done In
the pinks and blues that always De-
! speak France and its charming ar
rapgement of Colors.
The black and white room is a tu-
t,irist room, right up to the minute, o.
all that the word vogue implies. The
Drawing room and dining room are
| yery beautiful with hard painting I'M
fishing the ceilings.
I The home Is not at all typical OF
Honolulu, but is a home from Eu-
rope, transplanted to tropical Hawaii
After the rance at Mr.. and Mrs. Cart
wright's many of the guests motoreo
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Dowsett's and there
enjoyed a poi supper.
Those invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Cart
wright were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chfllingworth, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ahlborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sun
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mactar-
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfariane'
M. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.
and Mrs. Haroll Castle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin
Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hen
shaw. Judge and Mrs. William b. Ly'
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rice, MI
and Mrs. Joe Hedemann, MIR. and MRS
Reynold B. McGrew, DR.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Hedemanr, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Proll, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Thomp.
son, DR.. and Mrs. c. B. High, MT. anu
Mrs. George Brown, Mr.. and MRS.
Purvis, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wiillam-
son, Mr.. and Mrs: Herbert Dowsett,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson MOTT, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alapaki Smith, Nj. and Mrs.
sherwood Lowrey, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Scbaefer. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins. Lieutenant and Mrs. Howard
Rode. Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter,
Mss Sylvan Purvis, Miss Ruth Soper'
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Harriet
Lucas. Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Mar
iory Caps, Miss Totsie B1Ven, MISS
Violet Makee, Miss Lady Macfarlane'
Miss Charlotte Dowsett, Miss Bernlce
Dowsett. Miss Bernice Kahanamoktl,
Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Isabel Baker,
Mrs Aleka Dowsett, Mrs. Victor
Houston, Miss II. Palmer, Mrs. 4.
Conrad, RS. M. Dowsett Worthtngton,
Mrs, Denise NJ. Beall, Mr.. Robert Pur-
Wis. Mr.. Ned Steel, Mr.. Pfluger, MI.
Cornell Franklin, Captain Riley, Cap
tain Bankhead. Lieutenant M. Mon
sarratt. Mr.. w. D. Aams, Mr.. Cornell,
MT Lew Henderson, Mr.. David IA
hanamoku, Mr.. Duke kah:namoKu,
Mr.. II. Hirch, Mr.. Ed. Hedemann, MI.
Frling Hedemann, Mr.. r. Holster,
Captain John Brooks, Mr.. Donald
Blanding, Mr.. Ernest Parker, Mr.. John
Watt, Mr.. Tom Watt, Mr.. William
Shiels. Mr.. Lewellyn Dowsett. Captain
Milligan, Mr.. Harry Sims, Mr.. Stin-
son. Mr.. James McInerny, Mr.. VIII
liam McInerny, Mr.. Herbert Parish,
Mr.. Arthur Parish, Mr.. Robert V. Me-
nary, Captain Eaker, Mr.. William
Coney, Mr.. Walter Marshall, Mr..
Frank Moss, Mr.. William Schuman,
Mr.. Ernest Ross, Mr.. Bradford Sum-
ner. Mr.. X. Evans, Mr.. John Walters,
Mr.. Anterior Gilman, Mr.. Allen Rem.
ton, Mr.. Thornton Lyman. DR.. Carter,
Mr.. Joe Mckinney, Mr.. Harold Hus-
tace, Mrs. =. A. Short, Mrs. Arthur
Short and others. Al %..@
Henry Bishaw's Glee club furnished
the excellent dance music, singing be-
ing a pleasant feature furnished by
the Glee club.
CHIEF JUSTICE AND MRS. A. u. NJ.
-. ROBERTSON ENTERTAIN Z.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Alexander
G. NJ. Robertson are entertaining with
a dinner this evening at the Young
hotel. A large basket filed with pink,
lavender, and yellow asters is to orna.
ment the table and long sprays OF
graceful asparagus vine will add the
cooling touch of green. Lighted tapers
in silver sticks will be an added bit
of prettiness.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Robertson's
guests will be Prince and Princess IA.
lanianaoIe, for whom the affair is
given; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chilling
worth, MIR. and Mrs. Walter Maofar-
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newton
Campbell, Gov. Lucius E. Pinkham,
and Brfg. Gen. Samuel I. Johnson
Dancing on the roof garden will be
the pleasure of the guests for the eve.
ming. ..- .-....