Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17

bridesmaid. while Mr.. Eaton Magoon
supported his brother.
Dancing was enjoyed and delicious
supper Served
The happy couple quietly slipped
away 70 Pearl City to spend their
honeymoon at Mrs. Caroline Robin
sons home. They viii go to Hawaii
fCr month After returning to town
they wiii make their home at Kahala.
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MRs. DERwENT KENNEDY
y HONoRED
Mrs. flames A., Kennedy was
luncheon hostess on Friday OF this
week. entertaining in honor of her
daughter. Mrs Derwent Kennedy. who
is herespn visit.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. CHAMBERLIN'S
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. w Chamberlin, who
are VISITORS In Hawaii and guests at
the Moana, entertained Mr. and Mrs
Duryea, Miss Folda and Miss Cruns-
den on Thursday evening at dinner
Dancing followed.
Thu PLEASANTON HOTEL.
AFFAIRS
The Bleasanton Hotel, despite the
heavy tpwnpour of Monday evening.
was crrwded with guests who came
20 enjoy the music, dancing and the
dinner. After dinner. dancing on the
lanai Vas an attraction INDUCED in
BY scores Of guests.
Sunday evening the Corelli trio viii
play d|ring the dinner hour and
during |ee rest OF the evening.
wednesday evening OF next week is
the regular dinner-dance night when
a large crowd Is anticipated, table
reservations having been made by
several parties.
MR. AND MRS. STELLwAGoN
ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Stellwagon enter
tanned at the Pleasanton hotel on
Monday evening for Mr.. and Mrs
George Curry and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Beatty.
Mr.. AND MRS. McQUESTIoN GIVE
A DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. F. McQuestion were
dinner host and hostess on Monday
evening st the Pleasanton hotel,
where they are guests.
Mr.. and Mira cQnestion's guests
we're Capt. and Mrs. Robert r CAL
lender. Capt and mrs Robert Duen-
ner and Mrs. Cafrnth Of New York
City. Dancing was enjoyed on the
lanai, aftet. dinner
..RsrHEk q cIyEs 4
~ BENEFIT
Prtparetlopgl are moving forward
Win. Win i ut. s fsss 81, e, g
benefit Of 81 Peter school.
The closing of TIE Opera House has
6ecessitated the use OF Davies Me-
Inori,l hall.
The installation Of raised seats in
the rear OF the hail has greatly in
creased the seating capacity as well
as made 9 good view OF the stage a
surety.
The Bijou management has again
been coed enough TO promise scenery
and Of much more elaborate kind
than before.
The costaming is to be gorgeous,
many good friends helping Mrs. Pas
coe, by sending her pretty things to-
use.
The absence Of Miss Mary woon,
who Is in China, and of Miss Fab
Chung. who is studying at Harvard,
has made necessary some changes
IN the cast.
The title role. Esther, will be sung
BY Miss Ruth zap. who will be re-
membered as the wee Japanese maid
in the Feast of Little Lanterns who
always had something up her
sleeve"
The part OF Hawaii viii be taken
. BY Mr.. Eu Sue Kong
The proceeds Of the performance
are to purchase piano for St Pc
ter's school, Of which Mrs. Jessica
Pascoe is principal
EON HOSTESS
AIrs. Edward Tenney entertained a
company at luncheon on Tuesday OF
this week. Covers were placed for ] ,
guests.
MISS LAURETTA BOYD HoNoRED
Miss Lauretta Boyd was the guest
az honor at q dinner given on Tuesday
evening By Miss Dorothy Guild. A.
low bowl filled with yellow coreopsis
ornamenfed the table. Miss Guilds
guests were Miss Lauretta BOYD. Miss
Edith. Cgbb, Miss Ruth Soper, Mr..
Ernest Podmore. Mr.. Rob Steever'
M. Al Bulge and Mr.. Roy Patten.
Cards furnished the evenings diver
sen.
Mrs. James L. Coke WIN Be E i ..ncS