Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-22

morrow that our enlisted msn and
officers need our support.
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THE WAR COUNCIL
The War Council met twice this
week 10 arrange plans for the enter
tainment of the enlisted men and a
little later much will be done under
the direction OF the War Council that
will give pleasure to our Sammfes and
Jackies. On the 3rd OF October at
5 o'clock in the afternoon, the page,
ant Columbia Calls" will be given
at Arcadia the colonial home Of
Ex-Governor and Mrs Walter +.
Frear. The proceeds win be used
as fund to meet any expenses that
the War Council will have TO incur.
The admission is to be fifty cents so
that thousand people can easily en-
JOY this charming pageant Miss
Leonora Andersen, of the Y. w. Z. 4.
has charge of the pageant and as it
was put on once already to do honor
to the ladies OF the Civic Conven-
ton its merits have been proved,
and 1t Is hoped that everyone will
so or at least buy ticket.
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MR.. AND MRS. HEISER, JR.'S
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heiser, Jr., En-
tertained at very informal dinner on
Friday evening. The table was ex-
tremely pretty with tall handled bas-
ket filled with pink hibiscus. Pleas
ant social chat made for 4 very charm
ing evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson, MIR. and
Mrs. George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. David, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard
Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fra
zier.
a DAY Ar WAIANAE
A jolly lot of folks on pleasure bent
motored to Waianae last Saturday to
enjoy a day in the country and at
the beach. Motoring Own in the early
morning the party enjoyed a picnic
lunch on the beach and at sunset re-
turned to town.
Those enjoying this trip were Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Clark, Mrs. Clark, Miss Susan Clark,
Miss Winifred Clark and all of the
children. 4 jolly day was enjoyed.
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MRS. CHARLES STILLMAN'S
CHINESE LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Charles Stillman entertained
at a Chinese luncheon today at her
kaimuh home. The table was very
pretty with Chinese asters in a Can.
ton bowl Chinese character cards
marked each guest cover. The
Chinese cookery is vogue just now and
many of the smartest things given
are Chinese.
Mrs. IStillman's guests were Mrs.
Robert 'ShingIe, Mrs. Walter Maefar.
lane. Mrs. Mark p Robinson. Mrs. :
Charles Ghillingworth, Mrs. Carl Wide
mann, Princess Kalanianaole and Miss
Mcintyre. The afternoon
was devoted to knitting and bridge.
MRS. w. L. sT1NLEY GIVES A
~. BRIDGE
Mrs. w. Danford of Kauai was the
guest of honor at bridge party that
Mrs. w. l.. Stanley gave in her honor
or Tuesday. About 20 guests were y
in attendance. .
VI m. AMI NJ ITO. Cf1AHIgES 4. Wiz
-: DER GIVE \ DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chauncey
Wilder were the guests of honor al 4
Inner given on Tuesday evening by
MIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Wilder at
heir Pfikoi street home. Two tables
we're used TO seat the 20 guests. Pink
roses we're used to decorate the table
ind delightful evening was enjoyed
after dinner. --.
MRS. HARRY HOFFMAN ENTER.
TAINS AT BRIDGE
Miss Florence Hoffman was the
motif for a very charming and dc.
ightful bridge party on Tuesday after.
noon when Mrs. Harry Hoffman enter.
tanned. Dainty embroidered doflies
we're the gifts and they were won by
Hiss Florence Hoffman, Mrs. +. A.
Jr., and Miss SiEyl Robert.
son. ~
Those enjoying Mrs, Hoffman's hos
Ditality were: Miss Florence Hoff.
nan, for whom this pleasant affair
was arranged; Miss Blanche Soper,
Hiss Sara Lucas, Miss Sihyl Robert.
;on, Miss Thelma K. Murphy, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Martha McChesEey , :.
Hiss Ruth McChesney, Miss Gene
yieve Hooking. Mrs. Gustav Schaefer.
Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. Arnett
Mrs. Edmundson, Mrs. Guy
Iiilnor, Mrs. William Campbell and
'Irs. A. Hooking.
MRS. DORA AHLBORN ENTER.
TAINS. AT DINNER.
Mrs. Dora AhIborn entertained at
he Hotel Cecil on September IL in
to Mrs. Robert Levers
md Mrs Arthur f. Wall The lunch.
on was given in the private dining
Dom of the hotel. The color scheme
f green and gold was carried out in
minute detail. Crystal vases on silver
tandS we're filled with golden mari
oIds and long trailers of smiIax and
asparagus lent the cooling touch o..
,reen. Bridge was the diversion -
cred after luncheon.
Mrs. Ahlborn's guests were Ma1
!obert Levers and Mrs Arthur z.
Vail. the honor guests; Mrs. Burr
'reer. Mrs. F. Bland, Mrs. Albert
4orner, Miss Mary Freer and Miss
iivyan Purvis.
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