Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24
SOCI e y

Mrs. Lloyd Brett was me motif for
very enjoyable tea on Wednesday
afternoon at which Mrs. Horace
Blcombergh presided. The cavalry
color, yellow, was carried out in all
Of the decorations throughout the
house and on the dainty tea table,
chry and coreopsis being
used in proflsion. A Hawaiian quin-
tet clnb played delightfully."- during the
reception hours. Mrs Bloombergh was
assisted by Mrs Charles Hedekin, Mrs.
Kerr 4. Riggs and Mrs. Philip KiehI.
Invited to meet Mrs. brett were Mrs
William LittIebrant. Mrs Benjamin
Hyer, Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins, Mrs.
Merton Henry. Mrs. Frederick Arnold,
Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs Joseph Nc.
Mullen. Mrs. Richard Thomas, Mrs.
John Boniface, Mrs Clarence Day,
Mrs. Allen Smith, Mrs. Conrad Bah
cock, Mrs. J. Perrine Barney, Mrs.
Jerome Pillow, Mrs. John Herr, Mrs
Charles Van Way, Mrs Robert Love.
Mrs. Richard KimbalI, Mrs. Robert
Cheney, Mrs. Howell Estes, Mrs. Wal
ter Pick, Mrs. William McEaurin, Mrs
Dexter Rumsey, Mrs. Seth Scofield,
Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs. Augustus
Laurence and Miss Brett.
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt have
as their house guests for several
weeks Mrs. Leora Hoggson and Mrs.
Marjorie Downing of St Paul, MINI.
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Mrs. William Banister had q table
Of bridge on Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. William Snow, Mrs. Henry Kill
bourne and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson.
Col and Mrs. Henry Hodges enter.
tanned at charming dinner on Thurs
day evening, their guests being Col.
and Mrs. Lucius Durfee, Col. and Mrs.,
Lloyd Brett, Col and Mrs. William
Littebrant and Col. and Mrs. Frank
Albright.
Mrs. Paul Manchester was delight
full bridge-tea hostess on Friday after
noon eomplimenting Mrs. Lucius Dur.
fee, Playing bridge were: Mrs. Frank
Albright, Mrs. William Banister, Mrs.
James .Eell,. Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs.
Henry Blasland, Mrs. Clyde Abraham,
Mrs. Charles Meals, Mrs. Thomas
Lowe, Mrs. Byard Sneed, Mrs. La
Vergne Gregg. Mrs. John Reardon,
Mrs. Robert Sears, Mrs. Phillip Ros.
sitter. Mrs. Robert Calder and Mrs.
John Baxter, while those who came in
Just for tea included Mrs. Henry
Hodges, Mrs. Earl Carnahan, Mrs. El-
gene Householder, Mrs. Elyid Hunt
and Mrs. Julius Disney Willis.
DIR. and Mes. Philip Rossiter had as
their dinner guests on Sunday evening
Col. and Mrs. William Banister and
Capt. and Mrs. Elvid Hunt.
The Country Club was the scene of |
a very charming dinner on Thursday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. James
Belin entertained for Lieut.. and Mrs.
Richard Kimball, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Oliver Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs, Castle.
Mrs. Stores, Mr.. and Mrs A. HI Stores,
Miss Janet Stores, Lieut.. Clyde Sci.
Ieck and Lieut.. Howard Milligan.
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Maj. and Mrs. Lewis Sorley motored
in to Honolulu on Thursday evening
to attend the dinner given by Col. and
Mrs. James McRae.
On Saturday evening when the West
Point dinner was taking place In
Mrs. Elvid Hunt was hostess
1t a charming dinner for some of the |
widows" including Mrs. Englebert |
Mrs. Lucius Durfee, Mrs.
Henry Hodges, Mrs. Lewis Sorley, |
Mrs. Charles Meals, Mrs. Thomas
Lowe, Mrs. Robert Sears. Mrs. Paul
Mrs. LaVergne Gregg,
Miss vodges and Miss Evelyn Hodges.
Before the Artillery hop on Wednes-
lay evening, Col John Mcmahon, Miss |
Carrie Mcmahon and Miss Esther Nc !
Mahon gave a most enjoyable dinner, |
their guests being Maj. and Mrs. Fred |
Austin, Lieut.. and Mrs David Cain. |
Mai. Henry Butner, Lieut.. Clyde Sell
eel and Lieut.. Raymond Ncouillin.
Mrs. William Snow entertained at a
very enjoyable luncheon on Friday |
afternoon. Around the table prettily
decorated with red African daisies and |
'erns, were stead Mrs. Brett, Mrs. Au-
yustus Lawrence, Mrs. William Brown
ng, Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Mrs.
Arthur Locke, Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs, |
Mrs. Robert Love. Mrs. George Paine
ind Mrs. Harry Pfeil.
Capt. and Mrs. Eugene Householder
lad as their dinner guests on Tuesday
,vening Mai. and Mrs. Thomas Schley,
5ol. Samuel Faison and Maj. Hunter
;. Nelson.
On next Saturday evening, the Off
,ers and ladies Of the 1st Field Artil-
cry will give reception and dance
it the Artillery Club at compliment
o Col and Mrs. William Snow. who
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