Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Of Sydney and Mr.. John Braxton Of
New York. /
AT Mr.. and Mrs. wheaton's table
were seen Mr.. and Mrs. Girard OF st.
Paul, MINI.
The tables were decorated very
prettily for the occasion. The music
was exceptionally good and Mr.. and
Mrs. Monjo's Interpretation OF the
modern dances was greatly enjoyed
by all. T..
: On Friday afternoon OF this week a
bridge party win take place with a
prize for the winner at each table.
Tables may be arranged. for by 'phon-
ing Mrs. Monjo. Moana Hotel.
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MASONIC POI SUPPER ON KAUAI
On Saturday. January Is, the Ma.
sons Of Kauai invited their wives and
daughters to poi supper In the Lihue
social hall. Supper was gotten up
by Mr.. j. H. Coney and Mr.. w. H.
Rice. Jr. II was an unusually fine
supper and that II lot TO say when
one knows Mr.. Conveys reputation.
There were Sc seated around o
large, triangular table, which was
decorated in flowers and the center
filled with palms. The decorating and
designing were done by Mrs. II. D..
Wishard, carrying out Masonic de-
signs. II was one Of the most eIabor-
ate decorations ever done on Kauai
and something entirely new. Mrs.
Wishard deserves much credit. The
decoration was all In green and yell
low.
An immense 'Etar was made OF the
five colors Of the eastern star in fresh
flowers and suspended in the arch OF
the stage and an immense maidenhair
fern basket was hanging on each
side. A large g In yellow was done In
electric lights surrounded by bamboo,
another @ and compass and square
done In flowers. Suspended from the
ceiling were great masses Of fine vines
thickly set in yellow flowers. Around
the lower wall OF the stage was solid
mass OF vines set in yellow flowers.
The stage itself was q mass Of beau
tiful plants; back Of this was the
Lihue orchestra, which furnished the
music. The, doors and windows had
palm leaves and bamboo arched over
them. Around the ledge of the wall
were vines and flowers. 4
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ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
The following engagement is OF I'm
terest to many Honolulans, as the
young people well known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Perkins
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Perkins, to Al
fred Oyster. son Of the late Capt.
Joseph s. Oyster OF the navy, and
Mrs. Oyster Of this city.
The engagement was known to
exist for many months, but as young
Oyster Is still at Stanford. the two
families had planned not to announce
the betrOthai Tor rseyeral-months. But
the news became public. so the an.
nouncement was made by Miss Per-
kins herself.
Both families have been identified
with the larger life Of this city In
many ways. Tbs late n K Masten,
grandfather Of Miss Perkins, was q
pioneer capitalist Young Oyster Is
related to the William B. and Alfred
s. Tubbs families Of this city, all Of
whom have been adding to the
achievements Of society In many
splendid ways for decades"
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT THE PLEAS.
ANTON
An innovation at the Pleasanton no
tel that will give q deal Of pleasure
will be the stringed trio that has
been engaged BY the management to
play They play the harp and violin
and piano and have q splendid repu-
tation. Last evening the management
gave one Of Its charming dances having
the Filipino orchestra from the Venez-
uela during the dinner hour. It Is
one Of the finest ,orchestras of Manila
and was greatly enjoyed. The man
agement has secured the services Of
the Corelli strinsed trio and they viii
play on January Is, February i, 4. 8,
is. Is and q during the dinner hour.
Next Sunday evening they win play
during dinner and on the lanai after
wards. The management cordially In
yites every one ii Honolulu to come
and enjoy this splendid entertainment
THE OUTDOOR CIRCLE LUNCH
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