Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

ner the guests attended the concert
and dance en- the roof garden.
mrs. Ahlborns guests were Mrs.
John Watt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F.
Wall, Miss Harriet Lucas. Miss Mary
Lucas, Miss Laura Low, Miss Jessie
Kennedy, Mr.. Robert Menary. DR..
Albert r. White, Mr.. Robert Purvis
and Mr.. George Ahlborn.
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MOANA DINNER-DANSANT
All this week at the Moana hotel
Mr.. Moroni. the new manager, has
proyided afternoon entertainment for
the local society set as we'll as the
army and navy and the tourists who
are at present filling the city. This
afternoon there will DC a tea-dansant
from 4 to c. A dinneT-dance will fol-
low On both occasions Mr. and Mrs.
Monjo win do exhibition and ball
room dancing which, by the way, is
a distinct addition to the program.
A special dinner will be served and
dancing on the lanai afterwards will
fill an evening OF pleasure to the brim.
SEs'1-s ~. : So
THE PLEASANTON'S THURSDAY
T NIGHT PARTY
f. The Pleasanton hotel gave an en-
tertainment on Thursday evening for
the local, service and tourist society
set II was decided success, for fully
4C0 guests witnessed the exhibition
hula dancing and afterwards enjoyed
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three dining rooms were crowded
with dinner guests who enjoyed the
music and singing Of glee club dur
ing the dinner hour.
Some among those who entertained
at dinner were Mr.. NJ. H. Gould, Mr..
C. A. Brown, Mrs. Treadway. Mr..
Moorhouse, Mrs. Macfarlane, Mr.. G.
E. Torns,. Mr.. W. Duisenberg Mr..
Taylor. Mr. J. Morrill,, Mr.. Sauibb, Mr..
WIS. SdAeS Lie 1t.3 Alfred lockwood,
Mr.. Thomas Mrs G. c. Marshall,
Mrs. E. l.. Lawrence, Capt. A. Mitch
/; ell, Mrs. A, NJ. Martin and DR.. Zahn.
The exhibition hula was given On
the tennis court and dancing on the
lanai followed.
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Mr.. NJ. Fl. GOULD'S- DINNER
The Pleasantou hotel was the set
ting for a very pretty ''chrysanthe-
mum dinner" on Thursday~, evening
when Mr.. NJ. H. Could entertained
with a dinner for Mrs. Cowdrey, Miss
!, Cowdrey and M. and Mrs. Puffer.
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LIEUT.. AND MRS. ALFRED ROCK
WOODS DINNER
Lieut.. and Mrs Alfred lockwood en-
tertained at the Pleasanton hotel on
Thursday evening, their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mason and Lieut..
and Mrs. H. C. Muhlenberg. African
daisies in profusion decorated the
table. The evening was devoted to
dancing.
Mr.. w. DUISENBERG'S DINNER
Mr.. Walter Duisenberg entertained
very informally en- Thursday evening
at the Plessanton hotel, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. E. Il. Patterson, Mr.. Dunn,
and Mr.. Taylor. A basket filled with
chrysanthemGms. graCed the table
center.
MIR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER BAR
+ - REFS DfNNER-DANCE
Hibiscus, the flower that is such
a favorite with everyone in Honolulu,
was the blossom chosen by Mr.. and
J. Mrs. Alexander Barrett of Los Angeles
when they entertained on Monday
evening at the Country Club with a
dinnes-dance, hcnoIiag Mr.. and Mrs.
E. s. Caldwell of New York City.
Every shade of pink hibiscus was used
and the lighted tapers were shaded
in pink-petaled shades. A corsage
bouquet at each guest cover made a
dainty favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barret's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Caldwell the honor
guests; Governor Eucius E. Pinkhan,'