Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
MRS. NAGRUDER GORDON MAURY
AN AFTERNOON HOSTESS 49,.

charming and IhOrOugnly enlOEaDtc
bridge tea on Friday afternoon at the
Davenport After the bridge scores
we're counted and the gifts awarded
q social hour was enjoyed. Dorothy
Dix is a woman with keen sense
OF humor. She has the fascinating
manners OF the women Of the South
and out OF her smiling, hah-closed eyes
when she is telling one Of her Miriam
dyn stories, her keen enjoyment OF
humor reveals itself She is clever
with a cleverness whose greatest
charm is utter simplicity of manner.
Her droll accent OF the South in her
inimitable stories is joy to listeners.
She hopes to be here some time to see
our trees in bloom When told how
lovely they were In full bloom, look
ing like umbrellas OF blossoms" she
said she could hardly conceive them
more handsome than they are now.
She is charmed with all she has seen
and leaves here Sunday very reluc.
family, even though she has delight
full Japan trig ahead. Mrs. Sallie p,
Douglas presented Mrs. Gilmer with
copies of her Hawaiian songs. Mrs.
Maury's guests were Mrs. E. NJ. Gil
mer, for whom this affair was given;
Mrs. William B. Cochran. Mrs. Ed
ward Dekum, Mrs. Sallie Hume Doug.
las, Mrs. ]. J. Quicker, Mrs. X. o.
Matheson, Mrs Horace w. Vaughan,
Mrs. Jean Moulton, Mrs. V. Wilson,
Mrs. s. C.. Huber, Mrs. VIM. Moves
Johnson, Mrs. s. B. Kemp, Mrs. John
Lennox, Miss Louise Lucas, Miss Ruth
Johnson, Mrs. A. n. Sinclair, Mrs. A.
Montgomery of San Francisco. Mrs.
Riley H. Allen, Mrs. Augustus E. Muir
ply, Mrs. r. P. Quarles, Mrs o. c.
Scott, Mrs. John s. Gray, Mrs. John
Milton, Mrs. William Mountain, Mrs.
Henry McCance, Mrs. B. G. Riyen-
burgh, Mrs. Kate Maclennan, Mrs
Richard Quinn, Mrs Thornton Hardy,
Mrs. Floyd Matson, Mrs. Edith Wag.
ner, Mrs. Jacob Wagner, Mrs. c.
Maine, Mrs. R. s. Clayton, Mrs. Reid
and Mrs. Bancroft Of San Francisco,
Miss Molloy, Miss Angeline Molloy of
Seattle, Mrs. Will Wayne, Miss Lew.
is Payne, Miss Dickerman, Miss Ma.
gruder, Mrs. C. E. Mayne, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie, Miss Jessie Rae and Miss
McMenamin. u. - ~.
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MRS. F.. McQUESTION OF BOSTON |
A HOSTESS
Mrs. f. McQuestion of Boston was
a luncheon hostess at the Country /
Club on Thursday. The table was un-
usually handsome with beautiful ap-t
In the center of the table |
was a handsome hammered silver |
basket filled with pinks, and tied to
tine ilandles was a tulle bow. Five |
smaller silver baskets held the same |
kind of blossoms, the handles being /
tied jim The same way. Pink gauze
ribbon lent "a very charming effect.
Lighted tapers in silver stocks and soft
ly shaded in pink were pretty. Dainty |
nenu cards were used, the cards being
Geisha girls. Each CUES.
was given favor in the form of a
hanging pipcushion.
Bridge followed, and the winners
were Miss McCue, Mrs. Calender, Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Bell while to Mrs.
Wheeler went the consolation.
Mrs. McQuestion's guests were Mrs. II
r. Calender, Mrs. Robert Duenner,
Mrs. Cafrut;i, Mrs. William E. Hunt, II
Mrs Eugene Lehman, Miss Dell Nc.
Cue, Miss C. Stuchal, Mrs. Raymond
Bliss, Mrs. w, Brown, Mrs. Clarence
Bell, Mrs. Davis Of Chicago, Mrs. Al Il
den C. Knowles, Mrs. Raymond A. !
Wheeler, Mrs. Harry d. BlasIand, Mrs.
and Mrs. Bull.
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MRS. GEORGE BENEFITS DINNER |
DANCE
This evening Mrs George Bennett,
who has been the house-guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Damon, is giving a fare
well dinner-dance at the Country Club,
as she leaves for her mainland home
On Wednesdays steamer. The table Is
10 be pink one, decorated with pink
roses and pink begonia and with
fern as the touch of green.
Dancing viii be the diversion after
timer. Mrs. Benefits guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon, Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Dougherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Giffard, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Still
nan, Mrs. Victor Houston. Miss Mar
DRY Caps, Miss Ethel Damon, Mr..
Robert McCorriston, Mr.. Bert Clark,
Mr.. James MeInerny,. Mr.. Frank
dowes, Capt Eugene Robinson, Mr..
Arch Brown, Mr.. Billy Warren and
dr. Douglas Young.
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MOONLIGHT GARDEN PARTY A
NOVELTY,
The Moana Hotel management last
Thursday evening presented a very
pleasing program to its guests in the
orm of a fiesta A moving picture
how was novelty. The guests were
seated on TIE broad, cool lanai and
iere were spectators of the pictures.
Mr. and Mrs. Monjo, professionals.
ianeed very we'll, Society was out in
ull and the scene and setting was
cry pretty. -s
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aR. AND MRS. MAGRUDER, COR.
DON MAURY'Ss DINNER III
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gilmer dorothy
)ix) was the guest of honor at a din
er at the Davenport on Friday night
t which Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder Cor
lon Maury presided. A basket OF
pring flowers made pretty center