Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-04
MISS SCHAEFER'S DANCE HON.
ORlNG Mr., AND MRS. FRED
SruAEFEp
SCHAEFER

SSaAEE
One OF the largest social events OF
this week is the dance TO be given
this evening by Miss Pauline SchAefer
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Schaefer. whose marriage took place
in Seattle 4 few weeks ago and was
quite a large social affair The dance
Is 10 be given at he beautiful Schae-
fer home in Nuuanu Valley The
spacious rooms opening on the lanai
afford ample space for dancing and
will be decorated with clusters OF
bamboo with here and there cOlortui
touches OF pink and yellow gladiolus
kaafs quintet will furnish the music.
Those invited are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick SChaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Al!
fred Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Piercy Nottage, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Midkitf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynold McGrew. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer
win Carson. Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Henshaw, Mr.. and Mrs Phil Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooke, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Dowsett, Judge and Mrs. A.
G. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Bode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hogs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Castle, MIR. and Mrs. Gus Schaefer, .
Mr.. and Mrs. F. West, Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon Mott, Mr.. and Mrs. Artkhr Res
tariCk. Mr.. and Mrs. SwitZer, Mr.. and
Mrs Basil Proll, DR.. and Mrs. Lionel
Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs George Collins
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Minor. Dr. ana
Mrs. Walter Reesman, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas,
DR.. and Mrs. Grover Batten, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lymer, Mr.. and Mrs F.
Hedemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Mather, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Ruth McChesney.
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Dodie
Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Geraldine Berg, Miss Mary Won Holt,
Miss Rosamond Swanzy, Miss Hilda
Won Holt, Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss
Sara Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss
Elizabeth Carter, Miss Vera Damon,
Miss Phoebe Carter, Miss Bernlce Hal
stead, Miss Marjorie Capps, Miss Ste
phanie Wichman, Miss Margaret
Thurston, Miss Ramona Marks, Miss
Wilhelmina 'Tenney. Miss Ann John
son, Miss Helen Jones, Miss Helen
Mclean, Miss Margaret Aver, Miss
Katherine Jones. Miss Jaquelin Hero,
Miss Tots Biven, Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Catherine Raymond, Miss
Dorothy Harker, Miss Jessie Kennedy,
Miss Carolyn Raymond, Miss Afleen
Dowsett, Messrs. Billy Warren, Bob
Purvis. Tommy Vinson, Bob Menary,
Bert Clark, Bob White, Douglas
Young, Chauncey Cleveland, Francis
Brown, Watson Ballentyne, Fl. Wor-
rail-, W. Pfluger, G. Morgan, W. Spald-
ing, Lester Marks, Hogarth Pettijoiin.
Cyril Damon, Ed Hedemann, Erling
Hedemann, Bob Stever, B. KnolIen.
berg, Scott Pratt, Haywood, Herman
Won Holt, Cornell Franklin, Ronald
Won Holt, Charlie Hite, George Fuller,
Harry Lucas. Vivien Dyer, Ernest
Podmore, Tommy Thompson, Percy
Deverill, Bill Bibee, Lorrin Thurston,
John Watt. Bob McCorrfston, Vernon
Tenney, Alan Renton, Roy Patten,
Richards, DR.. Alison, DR.. Stroele, Capt
Samuel Tilghman, Capt. w. II. Brit,
ton, Capt. Robert Sharrar, Capt. Rob
ert Guyer, and Lieut. Haw.
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MISS NOBLE ENTERTAINS -
Miss Doris Noble entertained a few
friends at tea on Thursday afternoon.
Knitting was the afternoons diver.
sion. Miss Mobiles guests included
Mrs Tom Sharp, Mrs. John Fleming,
Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs. William
Hoogs, Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, Miss Letitla
Morgan, Miss Jannatt Sharp, Miss Ra-
mona Morgan, Miss Katherine Blake,
Miss Helen Mclean, Miss Grace Nor.
gan, Miss Maud Ballentyne, Miss
Jerry Berg, Miss Ramona Marks, Miss
Mary Smith. Miss Bernice Halstead,
Miss Dorothy Hoogs, Miss Gladys
Halstead and Miss Dorothy Peterson.
GIVE DINNER FOR BRIDAL PARTY
Gov. Thomas Campbell Of Arizona
and Mrs. Campbell, who are visiting
here and elsewhere in the state for
a short time, gave a dinner party
Monday night at one Of the well-known
cafes famed for it's mural decorations.
The dinner was in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George AhlboTn dorothy DoeD,
a bridal couple of this summer, who
are here short time before going to
their home in Honolulu. There were
several other Honolulu friends at the
dinner, and eight or ten TN all. The
affair was a particularly merry one
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