Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

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Virginia Eisenberg of Berkeley, CAL,
Mr.. and Mrs George McHenry of Deni-
son, Iowa, Mr.. Charles Duisenberg Of
San Francisco. Cal, DR.. Carol d. Evans
OF Columbus. Neb., Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Nieman of Omaha, Mrs. Terry
Miller OF Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rains, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sny-
der and Miss Liela Berry of Fairbury.
"Mr. and Mrs. Duisenberg left dur.
ing the evening for the East, where
they will spend their honeymoon. The
going away suit was of dark blue
serge. English cut, and with 1t Mrs.
Gutenberg wore a blouse OF blue geor-
gette over peach satin embroidered
with dull old rose. Her hat was black
with, trimming of silver ribbon and
she wore gray bridal fox furs. Mrs.
Duisenberg threw her bridal bouquet
when she reached the station and It
was caught by Miss Marie Weesner.
On February z they will sail from San
Francisco on the. Wilhelmina for their
home In Honolulu. Mrs, Duisenberg
IS one OF the popular members OF the
younger social set She is gradn..
ate OF the University Of Nebraska, a
member Of the Delta Gamma sorority
and Black Masque. : Il Is. to be re-.
gretted that, her marriage viii take
her fronl1 Linccin 6tl6I scifciess W = , ].
aEr nniaehheta mail fire zxeapb.
rago, made his home IN San Fka1ciscos
He Il now one Of the leading business.
men Of Honolulu.
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MRS. ALBERT p. TAYLOR A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Albert P. Taylor entertained
en- Wednesday at Laniakea honoring
Mrs. BENJAMIN X. Pitman. In the
morning Mrs. Taylor took her guests
to the opening of the legislature.
From there her guests enjoyed the
hibiscus display. then bad luncheon at
corated with yarieolored nasturtiums
and maidenhair fern, After luncheon
the Hawaiian pageant at Kapiolani
Park was enjoyed. Mrs. Taylor's
guests, were Mrs. BENJAMIN K. Pit
man, Mrs. Elliott Of st. Louis, Mrs.
IA. c. Brewster Of Boston, Mrs. Clark
of st. Louis, Mrs. Grey and Mrs.
Parker OF Boston and Mrs. Bearse of
New York City.
MRS. AMBROSE WRIT A BRIDGE
HOSTESS
Mrs. Ambrose Wirtz gave the last
of q series Of bridge teas on Tues
day of this week The rooms were
fragrant with the odors of the spring
blossoms used. Palms and ferns were
also used to further decorate the
rooms and lanai. Dainty gifts we're
bestowed on those scoring highest.
Mrs. Wirtz's guests were Mrs. Renton
Hind, Mrs. E. Cylker. Mrs. FreWler,
Miss Weight, Mrs Donald Ross, Mrs.
Ernest 1. Trenfield, Mrs. j. L. Young,
Mrs. j.. Macconel Mrs. Arthur Keller,
Mrs. S. a. Douglas. Mrs. Charles
Chillingworth, Mrs. II. K. Vernon, Mrs.
Merle johnson. Mrs. d. E.. Mooney,
Mrs. H. H. BIodgett. Mrs. c. Rhodes,
Mrs. 8. W. Smith, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs.
:. F. C Ables, Mrs. w. C. McGonnagle,
Mrs. McGill. Mrs r. Scott, Miss
White, Mrs. Chris Jenkins, Mrs. ].
Wyatt, Mrs. ID. G.. May, Mrs. W. L.
Frazee. Mrs. L. Dolan, Mrs. Marvin,
Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
C. Jennings, Miss Charlotte Cowan
and Mrs. C. A. Peacock.
DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES BRYANT
COOPER'S DINNER
IDr. and Mrs Charles Bryant Cooper
gave dinner on Wednesday evening
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Chisholm, all
visitors from Cleveland, Ohio. The
table was decorated in the Carnival
colors. A great basket filled with
brilliant yellow. lnooding coreopsis and
lace fern. was pretty central orna.
ment.
Dr. and Mrs. Cooper's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Chisholm, Miss CHS.
holm, Mr. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baldwin. Mrs. Herman Focke, |
DR.. Gilman of Detroit, Mr. George |
Fuller and Governor Lucius E. Pink
ham. :.-.. ~
CLEVELANDERS WILL BE HOSTS
Two Cleveland men, Mr.. W. j. Elem
ing and Mr.. Bourne. will be hosts to-
night at Rathsxeller dinner, honor.
ing Acknowledgement and Mrs. |. NJ
Stainback, Gen. and Mrs. s. I. John
son, Mrs. Frances Reed, Miss Rosen-
berg. Miss Ruth Stevens, Miss Vera
Henshaw, Miss Lorraine Hompe and
. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold B, McfSreU.