The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
SOCIETY

Among the ladies present were Mrs
W. l. Stanley. Miss Stanley, Mrs.
Horton. Miss Horton. Mrs. George Dav-
les, Miss Carter. Mrs. Soper. the
Mis- ses Soper Mrs. waterhouse. ST..
Mrs. Herbert Mist. Mrs. Ralph Forster.
Mrs. Restarick. Mrs. Gertrude Damon.
Miss Lyon. Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs.
Alexander Lindsay, Miss Young. Mrs.
Won Holt.
| DR.. and Mrs. Doremus Scudder en-
tertained on Tuesday night in honor
of their visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Noble.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Cooke. Judge and Mrs. Kingsburv
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey.
With miniature of the good ship
Dirigo in full sail as a centerpiece for
the table decorations. several guests
Of Captain Goodwin were entertained
at dinner on Friday evening at the
Young Hotel The guests were Cap
tain and Mrs. Wadhams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Levers. Judge and Mrs. Kings
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall. Mrs
Kackley and Mr. Edward Dusenberg.
'Rosebank" was the scene OF an
other delightful affair on Tuesday
evening. the supper given by Mr..
Gustav Schaefer TO a large number Of
his young friends and some OF his
older ones. These included Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Ross. Mr., and Mrs. James
Dougherty. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
| Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Weight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Soper. Misses Alice Hede-
mann. Alice Cooke. Beatrice Castle.
Cordelia Walker. Helen Alexander.
Edith Ewart. Carmen Glove. Helen
Achilles. Lorna Iaukea. Eleanor Wa
terhOuse, Marion Waterhouse Edith
Spalding. Alice Spalding. Lily Patty.
Ada Rhodes. Bessie Lawrence. Irene
Fisher: Messrs. Harold Ginard. Ed
ward Duisenberg. Arthur Macintosh.
George Isenberg. Harold Castle.
George Fuller. Percy Cleghorn. Wal
ter Rycro:t. sam Walker. William
Walker, Arthur Ewart, Donald Ken
nedy. Edward Hedemann, Erling
Hedemann.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse en-
tertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening at their residence on Judd
street in honor of DR. and Mrs. Jas
Judd. DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Humphris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halves. Jr., and DR..
Hodgins.
"Craigside." the beautiful home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies. was the
scene of one of the prettiest garden
parties of the week on Tuesday after
noon last, the many guests admiring
the beautiful setting Of the house it
self and the magnificent view 10 be
obtained from the grounds. Assisting
Mrs. Davies. the hostess. were Mrs
Ernest WaterhOuse. Mrs. George Dav-
les. Miss Carter. Mrs Herman FOcke.
Mrs. Montague Cooke and Mrs. H
Harrison. Among the guests were Mrs
George Carter. Mrs. Strong Mrs
Achilles. Miss Achilles. Mrs MacKin-
non, Mrs. F. H. Humphris. Mrs. Mott
Smith, Mrs. ". Whitney. Mrs Weight.
Mrs. ]. WaterhOuse. Mrs. Richard
Cooke. Mrs. Restarick. Mrs. Ernest
Ross, Mrs. Paul Isenberg. Miss Ward.
Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. Ralph F0rs-
ter. Mrs Rees. Mrs. Dunning. Miss Be
atrice Castle. Mrs. James Judd. Mrs
LANCE. Mrs. ". Stanley. Mrs. Vim
cent Kitcat, Mrs. Sidney B8Iou.
Mrs. B. F Marx. Mrs. Atherton. Mrs
G. ROdiek Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mrs
James Cockburn. Mrs. L G. Black
man. Mrs c. G. Ballentyne. Mrs. En-
DRY, ST., Mrs. Lewton-Brain. Mss
Mrs. Simpson. Mr.. Cart
ley. the Misses Waterhouse. Mrs. Won
Hamm, Miss 3. Ruth Young.
The bridge tea given on Tuesday by
Mrs Fred Smith was one Of the pop
ular affairs Of the week. The table
OF cut flowers and ferns
were particularly attractive The
prizes were won by Mrs. Braine-t
Smith and Mrs Wallace P PAIRING
ton Among the guests were Mrs
Mary widdefeld. Mrs Harry Lewis.
Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs Hals-ead, Mrs
High, Mrs N Phillips. Mrs Boyd
Mrs Riggs. Misses McStocker, Mr.
Peck. Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs r
Murray, Mrs A Wall. Mrs. o. Wall
Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs. Chas. Cooper.
Yrs. J. r Walker. Mrs Gr0ssua1.
,frs. Lansing, Mrs. Richardson. Mrs
Archie Young. Mrs Jas. Doughsr-y.
Yrs. McStocksr. Mrs Waterman.
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GINGER SNAPS.
Take two cupfuls OF mOiassss. add
ne and one-half cupfuls u lard. one
ali a cupful Of sugar. Beat together
ntil the lard is melted SIT cinnamon.
niger and cloves 70 taste. with -four
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saspOOnfuls OF soda dissolved in IT.
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killed they viii roll out with much
80 -four
CURRA%T COOKIES.
Take one cupful Of sugar. add one
Ipful Of lard. one teaspO0nful % soda
lssolved IN one cupful of sour mix.
ne teaspoOnful Of salt and a cupfll
cuTants or raisins Tee -four
lOugh % roll and flavor with a little
rated nutmeg.
INDIAN PUDDING
Wet six tabIespOonfUls u Indian
cal with enough milk % moisten. Adj
one cupful 81 hot mix and cook Until
thickens. Add one cupfui % m0-as-
=. one quart Of milk and salt 70 taste.
II well. pour into bu:tered baking
81 and bake in a moderate oven
rec hours.
INDIAN RICE PUDDING.
To two quarts Of milk add two table