The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-25
Over the TeaCups
By Lady Gay

sent invitations to a few of her friends
for tea at which she will preside to-
morrow afternoon.
Among the prominent members of |
the local German colony who left this
morning in the Sierra was Mr. Carl Du
Roi who will proceed directly to New
York to meet his wife, who has been
some months abroad After a short
visit in the big metropolis, Mr. and
Mrs. Du Roi will return to their home
in Honolulu.
The ladies OF the original Service
Bridge Club are gathered this after
noon at the quarters of Mrs. Pardee
of Fort Shafter as her guests at
luncheon, to be followed by cards |
The ladies invited are Mrs. Arthur
Mark Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Ramsay, |
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Par
dee, and Mrs. w, H. Winters.
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AT her beautiful home at Waikiki, |
Mrs. Claire Williams is entertaining |
at tea from four to six o'clock this |
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Frances
Needham and Mrs. Clarence Short of |
Canada. Forming congenial party, |
Mrs. Claire Williams, her two daugh- |
tiers, Mrs. Needham and Mr.. and Mrs.
Short arrived in Honolulu shortly be-
fore Christmas, after Mrs Williams
five years tour of Europe, and since
her arrival the other members of the
party have been sojourning with her
as her house-guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Short and child will, in all probability,
make Honolulu their future home, but
Mrs. Needham will return to Canada
after the close of the long hard winter
season.
Captain and Mrs. w. H. Winters, Bird
Cavalry, U. S. A., enjoyed the delights
of a weekend visit with Captain and
Mrs. Rooster of Schofield Barracks,
Leilehua. The guests motored down
in their machine to the garrison, re-
turning late yesterday afternoon.
The members OF the United Service
Bridge Club are anticipating their
next meeting on Monday at the La.
dies Annex" of the University Club
The addition of several new ladies
from the garrison at Leilehua and
Mrs. w. H. Winters, wife of Captain
Winters, U. S. A., will be quite an ac-
QUESTION to the large number the
membership has already reached.
Luncheon will as usual be served at
l o'clock followed by an afternoon at
bridge
Invitations have Deen sent out for a
dancing-party by Miss Margaret Thurs
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrin
A. Thurston, who will entertain at her
home on Bates street in honor of her
cousin, Master Shipman, of Hawaii,
The affair will be in the nature of a
young peopers party and, as a mum,
Der of Punahou students have been
hidden, it promises to be symbolized
by round of enjoyment
Mrs. Theodore F. Lansing entertain
ed eight tables Of bridge at her home
on Lunalilo street yesterday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. Maxwell
and Mrs. Becker of San Francisco
who have been visiting the islands as
the house-guests of their sister, Mrs
Frank Richardson, and who left to
day in the Wilhelmina for the volcano
, On this occasion the house was decor
ated with profusion of potted palms
and maidenhair ferns, jars of Ameri
} can Beauty roses presenting their old
rose tints between the touches Of
green, and creating a charming effect
The prizes were afternoon bags in
oLdhCh blind anu odAlA Alb
: bons and were captured by Miss Lydia
, McStocker Mrs. Elliot, Mrs Garten
, berg, and Mrs. Shepperd, Jr Refresh
ments served later were a variety OF
sandwiches, salad, hot biscuits, olives
saute of creamed figs, with whipped
cream and coffee and various layer
cakes.
Among those present were Mrs
Il Maxwell and Mrs. Becker of San Fran
cisco, Mrs, Frank e. Richardson, Mrs
? ]. Morton Riggs, Mrs. j. F. c. Hagens
. Mrs, James Dougherty, Mrs Elliot OF
Hilo, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, Mrs. Gar
tenberg, Mrs. l.. NJ. Whitehouse, Mrs
George Renton, Sr., Mrs. ] II. Fisher
z Mrs. George Renton, Jr., of Eva, Mrs
, Shepherd, Mrs. Shepperd, Jr., Mrs. NJ