The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-15
BY Lady Gay

Thursday on Travel and Art I'm Ja-I
pan" which will be given at the
home Of Mrs. d. NJ. Allen, on Alakea
street.
The series which will be given by
Miss Locke will prove both inter
esting and instructive to those seek.
ing information on the fowery king
dom.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pratt enter.
tanned at a handsome dinner party att
the CORTLAND Hotel on Sunday ev-
ening.
The decorations of the dinner Ia
BILE were carried out in tones of red
and green.
A dark green willow basket bios
soming forth with myriads of Grim
son carnations was tied with very
large crush bows of scarlet and green
ribbons, whose ends trailed off along
the cloth on both sides.
The guest cards were in the design
of red carnations tied with green rib
bons and scarlet candelabra complet-
ed the appointments.
Covers were arranged for nine.
The honored guests were Captain
and Mrs. Arthur Mark, Major and
Mrs Wendell C. Neville, Captain and
Mrs Frederick Ramsay and Lieuten-
ant Johnson.
The friends of Mrs. Edward j. Tim
berlake, the charming wife of Major
Timberlake, commanding Fort Kruger,
are rejoicing over her recovery from
a severe attack of ptomaine poison
ing, which resulted in the retirement
of this popular young matron from
her social duties for the past week
Mrs. Timberlake is one of the most
winsome women in the service set
. and one of the most sought after. Her
; bungalow, therefore, has been re-
splendent during the week with
/ flowers, many kind little notes of in
,quiry accompanying them.
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The ladies of the Service Bridge
club met at the University Club Mon
day afternoon.
Luncheon was served as usual in
the Ladies Annex of the club, the ia
, bles being graceful in an adornment
, of Shasta daisies and maidenhair.
Later the bridge" and hearts" ia
= bles were arranged, the prizes for
these being exceedingly handsome.
Mrs. Frederick Ramsay was the for
tunate winner of the first bridge
, prize, an exquisite Cloisonne vase,
while Mrs George Dudley Graham of
Fort Shafter was awarded a very ar
tistic and imposing Russian hammer
ed brass jardiniere.
The heart prize was captured by
Miss Edith Cowles, in the form of a
Cloisonne vase, which was greatly ad-
mired.
The United Service Bridge Club
, since its organization at the begin
ming of the season, has figured prom
inently on the social calendar of the
I service ladies and has been instru-
, mental in uniting them into bond
of congenial friendship.
Those present were: Mrs. Mont
gomery Macomb, Mrs. Walter c.
, Cowles, Miss Cowles, Mrs. Samuel
Dunning. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. A. T.
Baldwin, Mrs. Wendell c. Neville,
+, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Putnam, Mrs. Ar
thur Mark, Mrs. Frederick Ramsay,
Mrs. Rooster, Mrs. Walcott, Mrs,
Faulkner, Mrs. tombstone, Mrs. Geo.
Dudley Graham, Mrs. w. B. Graham,
Mrs. George G. Bowen, Mrs. Pardee,
Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Will
Iliams, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Kathryne
: Stephens, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Roy Smith,
Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Mrs. Frederick
Kingsbury, Mrs. Selden Kingsbury,
Miss Love, Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs.
Cochrane, wife of Captain Of the Rev
enue Cutter Thetis, who presided as
+, hostess for the afternoon, and 10
whom falls the credit of the artistic
selection of the beautiful prizes
awarded.
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Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper spent
the weekend at Laie as the house
guest of Mrs. James B. Castle at her
country home "The Dunes"
, Miss Vera Damon was also a guest
of Mrs Castle.
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One of the largest children's parties
> this season will be given on Saturday
next, when Mrs, Harvey Murray will
entertain sixty children in honor OF
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