The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18

, Hedeman. Vera Damon, Violet Damon.
and Masters Fred Lowrey. Sherwood
Lowrey. Charlie Warren, Spencer Bow
| en-, Geo. Canavarro. and Harry KIM
caid.
| A delightful progressive euchre card
party was given last evening at the res
idence of Mrs. II. H. Williams in the old
McGrew cottage, corner of Beretania and
! Richards streets, under the auspices or
the officers of Leahi Chapter No. 2, Or"
der of the Eastern Star. The broad
lanais and spacious parlors and Railways
presented a pretty scene with their syl-
van decorations of delicate clinging vines
arranged artistically upon the pillars ana
walls and numerous potted ferns ana
palms a large fiye-pointed star, the
points being tinted green, red, blue, yell
low and white, respectively, the colors
of the order, was prominently displayed
upon wall against a piece of tapa and
surrounded with traceries OF MALE Am
erican flags were an artistic feature of
the decorative scheme. The invitations
We're likewise stars splashed with the
five colors, and the tally cards and
counters were of similar design. The
principal officers of the order wore large
, rosettes of ribbons of the five colors.
Six-handed progressive euchre was
played twelve tables being necessary to
accommodate the merry gathering which
filled lanais and parlors. The guests
were received by the hostess, Mrs. II. III.
Williams, assisted by Mrs. Clarence
Crabbe. Mrs. C. ]. Gaibraith. The card
playing commenced at half past eight
and continued uninterruptedly until elev-
en- o'clock During the progress OF the
games. many of which were exciting.
Judging from the merriment which ema-
mated from some of the tables, delicious
punch was served by Miss Ethel An
drews.
The winner of the ladies' first prize
was Mrs. G. ]. Hutchins, the token of
victory being a beautiful gold five-point-
ed star, emblematic of the Eastern Star.
The second prize went to Mrs. J. w.
Bergstrom, pretty souvenir spoon with
the star engraved in the bowl, the Ha-
waiian coat of arms adorning the han
die. The gentleman's first prize was
won by j. NJ. Oat, the prize being q sill
yer match box upon one side of which
was the Masonic square and compass.
The second prize was the trophy of II.
Z. Webster, who received a neat lapel
pin in the shape of a sandal, adorned
with the square and compass and Ma
sonic eye. There was much merriment
over the awarding of the BOBBY prizes.
The ladies' was a large tin star with
LEAH Chapter No. 2, o. E. s." in yell
low paint upon it, which was given to
Mrs. Lake. Mr.. Roy Chamberlain re-
ceiyed the other BOBBY, which was tin
square and compass. to which was at
tached a rosette and steamers of five
colored ribbons.
During the serving OF collation. con-
s:sting of coffee, cake ice cream, sailed
almonds and candies, Mrs. Crabbe and
Mrs. H. c. Austin sang the duet, II
Live and Love Thee Mrs. Charles Sey>
bolt recited, 'Antippe Davis Dispute"
and Miss Kruger gave delightful
entertainment were Mrs. Crabbe, Worthy |
Matron; Mrs. II. II. Williams. Associate |
Matron; Mrs. c. ]. GaIbraith Secretary; |
Mrs. ]. c. Evans Treasurer; Mrs. Hon- |
mann, Conductress; Mrs. II. Z. webster, |
Associate Conductress; Mrs. L. Rostin, |
Adah; Mrs. Z. c. Brown, Ruth; Mrs. |
Chas. Seybolt, Esther; Mrs. Margaret |
Reed, Martha; Mrs. L. C. Ables, Electa; !
Mrs. Fred West, Warder; ]. Tucker. |
Sentinel; Mrs. H. C. Austin, Marshal; |
Mrs. Bessie E. Harvey. organist.
- so
The musical circle of the Kilohana Art |
League will give a musicale Monday !
evening, at the home of Mrs. S. n. Cas-
tie Puuhonua, Manoa.
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One of the most delightful dinners of
the week was that in honor of Miss
Church, Miss Dennis and Miss Jones, |
given by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke |
had been decorated in pink. carnations
Astounding. The guests were: Miss Stel-
la Love, Miss Church, Miss Dennis. Miss
Jones. Mr.. Wall, Mr.. Damon, Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. W. Soper.
~ 49,
Mrs. A. 3. Wood is entertaining Miss
Baron in her valley home.
1888
Mrs. Single and Mr.. Robert Single |
at the Schmidt place on
Tantalus last Sunday in honor of Mrs.
Hager. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bon, Mr. and Mrs. w. Goetz, Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. Geo. Paris, Mr.. |
Stephenson. Mr.. Fred Single, Mr.. j. &.
Battersby.
~ ~
Mr.. II. p. Baldwin Is In our city at |
present.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin are WIS.,
itors to Honolulu this week,
Mr. I. II. Hebron was an incomer by |
way of the last Claudine.
The kinau brought in Mr. c. Hede-
mann on its Saturday trip.
MI 1. E. Wall is back from Milo