Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-06

and Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mr. and Mrs
Alexander G. Halves, Mr.. and A.rs
Roger n. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs
George Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Weight, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. E. A.
Jones, Miss Margaret Mcintyre, Mrs.
+. r. Ayers, Miss Florence Butter,
Mrs. Maxwell, Miss E. Kopke, Mr..
George Fuller, Mr.. James McInernv.
Mr.. Frank Moss, Mr.. Herman, Lieut..
Jones, Mr.. Samuel Wilder, Mr.. t. A.
Mott-Smith.
LADY SEN MEL is HOSTESS AT
DINNER
Lady Sen Mel entertained the young
ladies who assisted her in her, benefit
concert, with a dinner. at the Moana
Tuesday evening. Places were marked
for y, the table decorations being
massed bougainvillea. Dancing was
enjoyed between courses. Those en-
tertained were Miss Pearl Josephson,
without whose splendid aid Lady Sen
Meis concert could never have been
the success it was, Misses Jeanne and
Alexandria Munro, Miss Harriette
Carter, Miss Ynez Gibson, Oliver Ian
sing. Guy Butolph, Irving Hurd, Lew
Henderson. Charles Hite, Ned Steele
and the hostess, Lady Sen Mel.
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INTERESTING DINNER
Captain and Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton presided at an interesting din
ner party on the evening of Septem-
Der 10. 1t took place at the Burlin-
game Country Club Captain Dutton
is at Tanforan with the California
Grizzlies and can only enjoy the so
cal happenings of Burlingame on Sat,
urday evenings or on Sunday, as his
duties keep him at the camp.
Major and Mrs. Henry Kiersted,
Messrs. and Mesdames Gerald Rath-
hone, Augustus Taylor. George A. New
hall and Mountford S. Wilson we're
among those entertained on that occa-
sion.
THE BUCKEYE CLUB TO MEET
The Young hotel will be the meet.
ing place for the Buckeye Club next
Tuesday evening at o'clock Plans
for the years entertainment will be
the business of the evening and then
a social hour will be enjoyed All
OF the enlisted men in the I. s. ser.
vice will be more than welcome
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MRS. HENRY WATERHOUSE HON
ORS MRS. WIN. RICE OF kauai
Mrs. VIM. Rice of Kauai was the
guest of honor at a very delightful
and informal tea on Monday after
loon. About 20 old friends of Mrs.
Rice were in attendance and enjoyed
a delightful afternoon. Tuesday az
ternoon Mrs. Rice left for her Kauai
home after having enjoyed very
pleasant time in Hilo with her dauga-
ter, Mrs. l.. l.. Sexton.
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\ DELIGHTFUL DINNER AT THE
MOANA
The MOana hotel was the setting Tor
a very pretty dinner on Tuesday eve
hing, when LADY Sen Mel entertained
Deep purple bougain villea formed a
central decoration. with long, grace
ceful sprays of the same flower ON
the satin damask. Dancing between
courses and after dinner was a pleas
ant diversion.
Lady Sen Mei's guests were Miss
Inez Gibson, Miss Pearl JOsepnson,
Miss J. Munro, Miss Munro, Miss H. |
Carter, Mr.. Guy Buttolph. Mr.. Oliver |
Lansing, Mr.. Charles Hite. Mr.. Ned |
Steele, and Mr.. Irving Hurd.
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RED CROSS KNITTING AFTER
NOON
Miss Aileen DOwsett was hostess al |
/ very informal knitting tea on |
Thursday afternoon. Those who knit |
It Miss Dowsett's every Thursday are
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Ruth So
)er. Miss Lady MacfarIane, Miss Mar
;aret Jones, Miss Edith Carter, and
Mrs. Dickson Mott.
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MISS N. TODD, TO GIVE A
LUNCHEON |
Miss NJ Todd is entertaining very
at luncheon tomorrow hon.