Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

more, Mr.. Cyril Damon, MI. WATSON
Ballentyne, Mr.. chaphcey Cleveland
and Mr.. Charles Lyman. p. :.
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MRS. HENRY r. wICHMAN'S. IL.
FORMAL, LUNCHEON "
Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey was
the honor guest at q very informal
and simple luncheon on Wednesday
OF this week, with Mrs. Henry +. Wich-
man as hostess. The table center held
large flat floral dish, which had
caladium leaves and maidenhair Icrn.
II was a very unique ard pretty cum
cepticn. Nv. D..
After luncheon knitting AMI social
chat made for q delightful a'ternoon.
Mrs. wiehman's EIcsts were Mrs.
Frederick Jewett Lovrcy, Mrs AlCIzo
Gartiey, Mrs. A. Lewis, IT, Mrs James
Al. KENNEDY, Mrs. William r Castle,
Mrs. Augustus z. Murphy, and Mrs.
William A. Wall
PuNAHou sENIoR DANCING
PARTY
The annual dancing party OF the.
punahou senior students was hold
last Monday evening at the Country
Club. About 800 guests were In at.
tendance. The clubhouse was beauu.
fully decorated with male, ferns.
palms and cut flowers II wound up
achooI activities for the year.
A BIRTHDAY DINNER
Judge and Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson
entertained at dinner on Thursday
evening, the occasion being the hos
tess birthday. A basket Of lovely
American Beauty = roses graced the
table center and the rooms were fill
Cd with cut flowers, the gifts OF
friends Music filled the evening
hours.
Judge and Mrs. Watson's guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Baich, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Dekum, Miss Louise
Lucas and Mr.. Frank Moss.
a cHrLDkENs MUSICAL
The primary pupils Of Mr. Frank
Moss gave well arranged program
last Saturday afternoon. Each num-
Der was excellent, showing careful
training. Probably the best numbers
were those by Polly Richards, Mary
Louise Love and Virginia Watson.
Mrs. e. Mackall's vocal numbers
were very pretty and merited the APP
'bIanse given. Alice Palmer. who was
% have played, was 81. 50 she played
on the following morning ct the sec
ond Of Mr.. Moss recitals.
mr.. AND MRS. WALTER DILLING
HAMS CHINESE DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillingham; en-.
tertained last Saturday evening at a.
Chinese dinner IN honor Of Mrs lanes
Wilder, who has been 50 lasishIy en-,
tartnined during her short City here.
The table decorations were entirely
Chinese, as were the service and
tiands. Chinese music made unique
diversion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham's guests
we're Mrs. James wilder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrif P. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. George
potter, Judge and Mrs. william Whit.
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry MacfarIane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Capt. and
AIRS. Louis Beard. DIR. and Mrs. f..
Hedemann. Etr and Mrs. Richard
Ipers and others
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A JOLLY DINNER AT TIE pI.FsAS.
ANTON
a very pretty dinner Of the younger
se. was given AZ the Pleasanton Hotel
a the private dining room on Monday
evening. The table was sttractiyely
decorated with Cecil Bumer roses and
lace ferns.
Those who enjoyed this jolly dinner
we're Miss Ramona Marks. Miss RachIl
Moods, Miss Margaret Hawk. Miss
|sibyl Carter, Miss Clenience Clifford,
Miss Nae walker, Miss Dorothy Wal
her, Miss lima Woods. Miss Ruth Far.
|rlnefon. Miss Lomse Girvin, Miss Kat3
Sineiehurst, Miss katherine johnson,
Ar. i o. Gilman, Jr.. Mr.. M. X. Cum.
MINIS. Nr. r. Fl. l. Brown, Mr.. H. +.
'Podnlore. Mr.. N. G. Caum, Mr.. Sam
N. Carter. Mr.. Fred Carter. Jr., Mr.. |
IN. L. Hind, Mr.. Danforth, Mr.. 4. g.
bush, Mr.. Arthur Brown, Jr, Mr.. |
Gavin Bush, and Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
MISS AGNES MCINTYRE ENTER.
TAINS
Miss Agnes Mcintyre was hostess |
II q very pleasant lunch honoring |
Nrs. Laura Wight, who Is here now, |
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth K. Wilder.
MRS. A. w. T. BoTToMLEYs
LUNCHEON
Mrs. A. w. r. Bottomley was o
luncheon hostess on Wednesday, n
honor Of Miss Harriet Young.
mrs. GEO. BRoTN AoNoRs MRS.
8. w. TAY
Mrs.. George r. Brown entertained +
Al an informal tea on Thu-<aay after
noon IN honor Of Mrs. Samuel w Tay,
Who plans to 60 to the mainland next
month.
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