The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-14
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I bAoNNN ~ III AhN AOQAhos
During the afternoon, after the pre-
sentation of gifts and a deluge of love-
ly fragrant flowers, light refreshments
were served the guests at small tables,
laden with pinks and maidenhair
One of the very dainty gifts bestow-
ed upon Mrs. Thrum was a large show
err bouquet Of creamy tinted Tea roses,
presented by one of the guests.
Many pretty speeches were made
and toasts offered for the occasion |
and many hopes we're expressed that
the guests wotuld enjoy being present
at the golden wedding seven years
hence.
Among those present were Mrs. w.
J. Robinson, Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, ST.,
Miss Florence Gurrey, Mrs. Captain
Morse, Mrs. William Montrose Ora
ham, Mrs. Percy Morse, Mrs William
A. Clark, Mrs. Mariner, and several
others.
Seldom does romance even in Homo
lulu take the form it assumed on We'd
nesday last, when little Miss Jean JEFF
frey, known to the theater going pub
lie as "Sandarte" was married to Mr.
]. w. Bains, the popular young sport
ing writer of The Star
Mr.. Bains' attentions we're tits said,
not regarded entirely with favor by
the parents of the young bride, but
elopement nowadays being in vogue
the lovers took that course and were
quietly married.
Congratulations are extended to Mr..
Bains.
Mrs. G. w. Settle, wife of one of the
civilian clerical staff of the army re-
turned in the transport Sherman on
Thursday, after an extended visit in
Texas.
One of the very pleasant occasions
, towards which many are eagerly
looking forward will be the party to be
given at Leahi Home on Monday after
! noon January 3Oth.
The birthday of one of the ladies as
, ISOLATED with the institution will form
: the incentive for the affair which will
give happiness and pleasure to so
Y many.
/ A band of ladies, interested in the
: entertainment, laden with flowers for
the patients, and gifts, will proceed to
the institution, and there, where the
a fresh sea breeze is so refreshing on
t the sloping lawns, with an inspiring
view spread out in every direction,
e while the music is playing will a very
e happy day be spent.
7. For the first time the Hawaiian band
S will play at the home during the after
:. noon, and refreshments of fruit punch,
: cream and cookies will be served.
J. The ladies of the Service Bridge
z, Club" met on Wednesday afternoon at
J. the home of Mrs. Arthur Mark, wife
:, of Captain Mark of the U. s. Marine
d Corps, when this popular hostess en-
). tertained two tables at bridge, the first
l. prize a dainty Irish lace jabot being
, awarded to Mrs. w. H. Winters, wife
:. of Captain Winters 3rd Cavalry and
the second prize, little French bow
). being won by Mrs. Pardee of Fort
:, Shafter
l, The tropical home of Mrs. Mark
5 was frightened by ported house plants
l. and crimson pinks, large silver bowl
't brimful of these blossoms and maiden,
7 hair, set on a Japanese centerpiece
r. adjoining the tea table, where Miss
2, Kathryn Stephens, the beautiful young
4 niece of Captain and Mrs. Mark pre-
s. sided over the coffee cups, and the
t, hostess served delicious chicken salad
/ Miss Stephens was daintily clad in
n blush pink hand embroidered lin
r gerie frock, and the hostess wore &
K, robe of embroidered white linen.
E. Those present were Mrs. Sheedy
Mrs. Frederick Ramsay, Mrs. Putnam
Mrs. w. H. Winters, Mrs. Pardee, Mrs
n Smith, Mrs. Chapman, Miss kathryn
n Stephens and Mrs. Mark.
a. = = =
r. The new Omitted Service Bridge
Club" which held it's preliminary meet
d, ing last week to decide certain rules
E. and regulations Of their social ordel
r will meet for the first time next Mon
S. day There are twenty-eight mem
d bers of the club.
n Meetings in the form of luncheon'
followed by bridge will be held at the
University club on alternate Mondays
IS and seven tables of bridge will be
y played
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