Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-21

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Smith, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Mrs.
Richard Iyers. Mrs. Richard kimb8ll.
Mrs Walter Dillingham;. Mrs. Bsrold
Caste. AIRS. Rufus Spalding and Mrs.
f. White Sutton
After luncheon. Wusie and a social
rour we're enjoyed.
a SATURDAY. EVENING DINNER
An and Mrs. James. q. .IloHgilert!
gave an Informal dinner on Saturday
evening. y
Their guests were Mrs. Gjsdys Fart.
lott. Mr.. h6k Bell, Mr., .srth EroSn
and MFR. flepvfck &
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/. A, BRf,aSFAST At THE a0,SSt
Mrs. Gisdj's Bartlett bad as break
fast guests at tbe Mosiio on Monday:
morning Mrs Fred pamcu Mrs.
James ,p6hgbefts end Mrs. Hartford.
The early .H0rning Is o aeliElitfIt EOIIr
to entertain friends. fcr Il Is alvsys
cool aud sitter breakfast cnn Silits for
sH hour or more and IL fhbs ready
10 70 on TO the hincheen engsgelPenk,
With cor beautiful mornings Il Us
astonishing frat breahfssts arc not
vogue absolutely
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MiiS. FRANK RICHARDSON a
, HOSTESS
Mrs. Harriet Rocker was the guest
OF honor al charming bridge tea on
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Becker's
sister. Mrs. Frank u. Richardson. was
the hostess. About ths-ty friends
we're assembled sn1 a jony afternoon
resulted.
MR.. AND MRS. GRAVES oIVE A
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, who have been
guests at the Colonial for the winter,
entertained with an informal dinner
on Wednesday evening. a basket
filled with pink and white candy tuft
made a dainty centerpiece.
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hurtch. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bustard.
Mr.. v. Moront and Mrs. John Kinney.
Dancing was the diversion after
dinner.
a DINNER AT THE COLONIAL
HOTEL
The Colonial Hotel was the setting
for very Pretty dinner on Friday
evening, over which Dir. and Mrs.
Graves presided as host and hostess.
A basket OF yellow lilies made a
pretty centerpiece.
Mr. and Mrs. Graves guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denison, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cameron and Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Butter.
Mas. L. TENNEY PECK A LUNCH
EON HOSTESS
Miss Marie Won Holt and Miss Mar,
Moore were the honored guests at q
luncheon this week at Ianiakea, over
which Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck presided
as hostess.
"A great black jar held vari-colored
nasturtiums. The name cards were
hand painted and represented some
pretty blossom.
Social visiting helped to pass q
most pleasant hour after luncheon
Mrs. Tenney Peck's guests we're MISS
Marie von Holt, alfys Mary Moore, the
honor guests. MRS. William A. Love.
Miss Margaret Hopper. Mrs. Mason +.
Prosser. Mrs. william r. Castle. Mrs
BENJAMIN r. Dillingham;. Mrs. Harry
Baldwin. Mrs. Frederick A. Schaefer.
Mrs. Walter Emory, Mrs Z. W. Jordan,
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh. Mrs. Rudolf
BuchIy. Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper.
Mrs. Royal u. Mead, Mrs Thomas ".
King, Mrs. Howard Hitchcock and
Mrs. A.. Newton Locke.
DIR. AND MRS. CHiRLEs ADAMS
HONOR MADAME MELBA
Madame Melba was the motif for an
elaborate and charming Chinese din
per given on Monday evening By DR..
and Mrs. Charles Adams. This affair
was. as are all the functions given by
the Adamses. marked by sincere hos
pitaIity and perfection Of detail.
After dinner Chinese opera was a
rare treat and most enjoyable. being
very eapably rendered by several
Chinese singers and actors.
The table was done entirely In Chr
nese decorations. flowers. dishes. even
the dwaFfed trees were oriental
DR.. and Mrs. Adams guests we're