The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-26

deuEhttul afternoon was spent The
first prize was awarded to Mrs. Ward. |
I'm the form Of beautiful set Of hand.
embroidered luncheon doilles. while
Mrs Ramsey, wife Of Captain Ramsey
won the second prize. a handsome Sat.
suma cup and saucer.
The house was beautifully decorated
in a profusion OF double yellow chry-
santhemums and palms, and during
the afternoon delicious refreshments
of cream, cake, coffee and bon bons
were served. Those present were
Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Arthur Mark, Mrs.
sheedy, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs Ward, Mrs.
Putnam, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Winters and Mrs. Chapman.
At the last meeting of the Service
Bridge Club" the question of enlarging
the membership was discussed. No
decision was arrived at, however, and
a meeting was called for the near flu
ture to be held at the quarters of
Captain and Mrs. Estes of Fort Shafter
at which the issue will probably be
| determined
Announcement cards were received
during the week of the marriage of
Mary, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Page Morris to Robbins Battell Ander-
son on Tuesday, November /, 1910, at
| Duluth, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. An
derson will be at home in Honolulu af-
ter December %. Mr. Anderson is a
member of the law firm of Kinney,
Ballou, Marx, Prosser and Anderson,
and doubtless his bride will be
charming acquisition to Honolulu So
ciety.
On Tuesday evening last, at the
home of Mr.. ]. d. Boyd. on the Palolo
Road, Miss Nettie Merrill Crane, a sis
! ter of Mr.. Charles s. Crane, manager
of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
and Mr.. Adolph Wolff were married
by the Rev. John w Wadman.
DR.. and Mrs. George J. Augur, at
their artistic little bungalow on Bere-
| tania Avenue entertained at a charm
ing Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday
evening. The table was aglow with
a profusion of red Jacqueminot roses,
in a cut glass bowl and red shaded
candles shed soft rich tone to the
appointments. Covers at this delight
full dinner were placed for six.
At Thanksgiving dinner ON Thurs
day evening last very interesting en-
gagement was announced in the pre-
sence of a few intimate friends when
Mrs. David Center announced the en-
gagement of her daughter Nadine
Louise to Mr.. Edward Ellys Dodge, OF
Honolulu.
Miss Center is a beautiful and po
pular girl of the younger set and has
been greatly admired driving her large
touring car about the city.
Mr.. BODICE is very popular young
business man and greatly liked in Ho-
nolulu. He is the manager of the
Won Hamm-Young Garage. The date
of the wedding will be announced in
the near future. 'Tis said the news
was not altogether unexpected, and
was the occasion of a shower of good
wishes.
Mrs. Sydney NJ, Ballou entertained
yesterday afternoon at a charmingly
informal lunch on complimentary to
Miss Annie Graham who leaves tomor-
morrow for her home in New York.
The guests were Miss Annie Graham,
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. ]. S.
Walker, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mrs
A. Knudsen and Mrs. James Judd
q g
Mr.. Lloyd Conkling presided on
Thursday at very charming midday
Thanksgiving dinner when a number
of his personal friends were hidden to-
! gether round his table, whose hand
some appointments were beauti-
fled by masses of fragrant purple VIC
let's A very large rock crystal bowl
filled with these lovely flowers occu.
pied the center of the round table
resting upon a real lace centerpiece
over which were strewn many of the
dainty violets and maidenhair. The
place cards depicted the bird which
holds the place of honor on such oc
casiOns, and to these cards were at
tached boutenieres of violets adorned
by lilac satin bows
After dinner the guests entered mo-
tor cars and spent the delightful after
noon in spinning about the city and
suburban parts. Those who enjoyed
Mr. COnklinp's hOsnitalitv were Mrs