Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-16
u. AND MRS. JAMES B. HOUs,

General and Mrs. Charles G, Treat o
SChotield Barracks 4 silver baske
will hold long stemmed pink roses anc
the table will be artistically arranged
with clusters Of pink sweet peas anc
ferns.
COL and Mrs. Houston's guests will
be General and Mrs. Charles G. Treat
! General and Mrs. Frederick s StronS
Col. and Mrs. Andrew Hero. Col anu
| Mrs. R. MCA Schofield. and Col. anG
Mrs. William +. Banlster
!NG'S DINNER
Mr. and Mrs Frank Baldwin OF
Maui were the guests Of honor at a
| dinner given on Monday evening by
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Case Deering at
their handsome Waikiki home
The table was abloom with pink
roses and pink gladiolus and maiden
| hair fern. Bridge was the diversion
after dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. behring's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, the
honor guests, MI and Mrs. Arthur
! Collins, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Weller,
| MI. AUS0G6, anu MI. MARSH.
MR. AND MRS. REYNoLD B. Nc,
GREW HONOR MRS. GUSTAV
SCHAEFER
Mr.. and Mrs Reynold B. McGrew
entertained on Monday evening after
the races with chowder supper at
Kahala, honoring Mrs. Gustav Schae.
fer, who left for the mainland last
Wednesday. 1t was very informal
gathering. swim was enjoyed be
fore supper, after which a delicious
chOwder was served.
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Crews hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
| Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Wal
ker, Mr. and Mrs. William William
son, Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Carson,
Miss Ayers, Miss Margaret Ayers, Mr..
Harold Giffard, Mr. Chauncey Cleve-
land, and Mr.. Cornell Franklin.
MRS. T. EDGAR ROBINSON A
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. T. Edgar Robinson was
bridge-luncheon hostess on Thursday
entertaining at the Country Club.
The table was dainty with masses Of
graceful pink begonias prettily ar
ranged in a brown japanese basket.
Bridge was the diversion for the af-
ternoon. For high scoring, Mrs. w.
L. Stanley, Mrs. Matthew w. Graham
aud Miss Blanche Soper were award
ed dainty guest towels.
~Ll &c lTrc
w. T. Bottomley, Mrs. W. L. Stanley,
Mrs. Robert Lange, Miss Danford,
Mrs. Edward Dekum. Miss Louise Lu-
cas-, Mrs. Matthew NJ. Graham, Mrs.
Antonio Perry, Miss Josephine Soper,
Miss Blanche soper, and Mrs. Claude
Watson.
POST NUPTIAL TEA
Mrs. John Trenholm Warren is CIV
ing a bridal tea Thursday Afternoon,
June 81, from four till six to meet
Mrs. Walter Duisenberg, formerly
Miss Breta Bills of Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, who has come to Honolulu to make
her home. Receiving with the hos
tess and her guest of compliment will
be two other recent brides, Mrs. Shir-
rage took place last week, and Mrs.
Archie Guild, nee Wilson of Portland,
Oregon, whose marriage took place
few months ago. The three brides
will wear their wedding gowns. Also
receiving with them will be Miss Ruth
Richards, a prospective bride. whose
marriage to Mr.. Frank Midkiff will
take place on June 20.
One hundred and fifty cards have
been issued for the affair, the guest
! list, with the exception Of the wo-
men who will assist about the rooms,
including only those who have not
been entertained by Mrs. Warren at
one of the three earlier affairs of the
series of which this is the last.
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VISITOR FROM NEW MEXICO EN-.
TERTAINED
Mrs. Jack Milton entertained at
luncheon on Thursday at her Wal
kiki home for Mrs. Royal D. Trent
of New Mexico, who Is visiting her
brother, Richard H. Trent and family.
Those present we're Mrs. Royal D.
Trent, Mrs. Fred E. Haley, Mrs. Ralph
E. Quarles, Mrs. Lucy Shelton, Mrs.
Ollie H. Walker, Mrs. Leon L. Loot
borrow, Mrs. J. Alexander Lyle, Mrs.
John Taylor Gray, Mrs. NJ. P Ire
land, and the hostess, Mrs. Jack Mil
ton.
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MISS RUTH ANDERSON HONORS
MISS RUTH RICHARDS
Miss Ruth Richards, a coming
bride, was the guest of honor at a
kitchen shower given by Miss Ruth
Anderson Tuesday afternoon at her
Keeaunoku street home. After the
guests were assembled a large laun-
dry basket was carried in, it being
decorated with a kewpie bride and
great butterfly bow of illusion. and
presented to the bride-elect amid
much laughter and gaiety. The many
kitchen articles were accepted with
thanks, About "a guests enjoyed the
pleasant afternoon.
WAR RELIEF BENEFIT
Great interest is being taken in the
forthcoming society event for the