Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
SC4CrlcLO SOCIETY

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u ..4r agra rs, Way IL
III, =. saa "-t"l VAS tho scene OF
.. ,..4.v u,."oi":ed dinner IN
Er,v.g-. e. rn.rg when Miss Kath.
er.~- '..,a; r1rt- ta.aed for IortyfHl7
TO-, si,.: H." two ia"gr AMI at
fra.i.:c', C,corat"d tables places gee
.a.d TOR Cen. and Mrs Charles g.
Tr,at. HaL aad Mrs. Hamilton if2T.
l,-g Ma n ATS Fr"d Austin. Maj
:rr Mrs. Lr.t Henry raIH o21
Mrs Auru.;tnr Mcirtyr;, Ccdt ans
krr W.rm,u D:own:ar. Capt. am
Mrs la Vcrgne Gregg, Capt and Air.,
tianicl G.~niy OF Honolulu, Gait an
Mrs John Corey Capt and Mrs '{a5
mead Pratt Capt ana MRS. Kerr !
Rges. cart and Mrs John Herr, q! L
and Mrs. Oliver Ihckens0tl' Lieut. ana
Mrs. Cuthbert S'earnS, Lieut.. and NFs-
E.lpy benson. Lieut.. o1d Mrs Wood
Tin Jones Lieut. and Mrs. Ea-o}1
D. Sspderveer- Lieut.. ana Mrs, Phillip /"
.ThurLer, Lieut. and Mrs, Archibald
Arnold; Mrs. Leora Hoggseq, MISS
Sgncy Hawkins. Lieut. Frank Schnei.
der Lieut.. John Eager. Lieut.. Kari
tiireenwald, and Lieut. Clyde seiieck,
If Mrs, Thomas seaioy has been
amending several days In Honolulu
5itiis week as tie suest OF Gen. ana
Mrs. Frederick Strong
Mrs. Rufus Bratton was hostess on
last Saturday afternoon for tho ladies
sewing club OF the Twenty-fifth -lnfan-
Try Present On this occasion were
Mrs. Frank Albright, Mrs. Hugh Wise,
Mrs. Thomas schley, Mrs. Henry
Sheen. Mrs. Eugene Householder,
i Mrs, Joseph Cecil, Mrs Merrill Spald-
ing. Mrs. John Corbly, Mrs. John
/ Loud, Mrs. Karl Truesdell, Mira. James
Chaney. Mrs. Walter Frank, Mrs.
charles wyman, Mrs. Jere Baxter,
Mrs. Holiday, Mrs: Eley benson, Mrsi
Ernest Carr, and Mrs. Carl Ballinger
i Capt. and Mrs John Richardson
. were delightful dinner hosts AT the
llaIeiwa Hotel on Saturday evening
A. a compliment to CoLs.and Mrs,
Iucius Dnrfee and for Col. and MIS-.
Conner Pratt, CAPT. and Mrs. Richard
Thomas, Capt. and Mrs. La Vergne
Gregg, Capt. and Mrs. William Wal
son, and Capt, and Mrs. George Paine.
The table DECORATIONS were most ell
fectiye, being of pink sweet peas ana
Yiolets, while dainty corsage bouquets
Fof the same flowers made most ac-
.sseptable faYors for the ladies. After
ainner dancing was enjoyed on the
Hpacious lanai i.
tCapt. and Mrs, Daniel Gienty OIL
Honolulu we're fSeek-end guests OF
I COL and Mrs wiiIian Littebrant.
on Friday evening Cart. and Mrs,
paul Manchester were hosts at din
ner for Col. and Mrs. Lueius Durfee
ind Capt. ana Mrs. John Richardson.
n Lieut.. and Mrs. barrett. Glover had
ts dinner guests on last Friday even
ine Col. and Mrs. Frank Albright,
MAI. and Mrs. Henry Sheen, Capt
and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Capt. and
Mrs. DeRussy Hoyle, Capt and Mrs.
s1l9hn Corey. Capt. and Mrs. Jere Bax-
ser. Lieut. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, ana
Lieut.. and Mrs, James Peale.
Col. ana Mrs. William Banister
entertained at most enjoyable din
ner on wednesday evening honoring
aent and Mrs: Archibald Arnold
Eari-coiored pflox and candles, shaded
IN pale pink tulle, made an attractNe
eenterpiece for the several small
tables. around which were seated
Mai and Mrs. Chkzles Reynolds,
capt. and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre,
Can't and Mrs william Browning,
Lieut.. ana Mrs. John Hauser, Miss
Satherine. Treat. Miss Lloyd Brett,
Miss Catherine .Garnahan, Lieut.. Clyde
Selleck, Lieut. Arthur White, Lieut..
1laymond McQuiiiin. Lieut. Bertram
lrankenberger Lieut. Schmidt, Lieut..
ind Mrs: Arnold. and Col and Mrs.
1lanister After dinner the party ct
Tended the ARTILLERY hop
Cant. and MRS. Kerr T. Riggs were
1losts at dinner on Wednesday even.
sng complimenting Col and Mrs.
a .ucias Durfee and for MAI. and Mrs.
Frederick Arnold and Capt. and Mrs.
1lichard Thomas.
Al pretty ceremony took place on
"wednesday afternoon when the infant
daughter Of Capt, and Mrs. Charles
fa)aly was cEristened. A nretty altar
was improvised IN the living room Of
the DAILY quarters and before this the
christening took place. Chaplain lgna-
iius Fealy. Of the First Field Artillery,
performing the ceremony. The god.
ljarents. Mr.. and Mrs Theodore War
reH Of Boston. were unable to be
saresent. and Capt. and Mrs. George
Paine acted as proxies for them.
Little Miss DAILY has been named
s,Beatrice. The christening robe was
IN exquisite gown OF the finest hand
embroidered linen and has been worn
On like occasions by seventeen tiny
babies, an members of the DAILY
Family. a.
:, On wednesday evening, before the
Artillery hop, Capt. and Mrs. John
COREY gave a most enjoyable dinner
for the following guests: Maj and
MRS. Fred Austin, capt and Mrs.
ssJohn Richardson, Capt and Mrs. De,
Russy Hoyie, Capt. and Mrs. George
paine Cant. and Mrs. Oliver Dicken.