The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-26

. reflective glow over the appoint
mcnts.
The place cards were hand painted
representing local scenes.
The first aud second prizes for
bridge we're won by Mrs. sheedy and
Mrs. Arthur Mark respectively. They
consisted Of a Canton embroidered
centerpecc and an embroidered pom
gee oriental purse.
Those present we're: Mrs Arthur
Mark Mrs. Frederick Ramsey, Mrs.
Putnam, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Dr.
Smith, Mrs Sheedy Mrs. n. II.
Winters, and Mrs. Pardee.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Payson
entertained at a handsome dinner par.
ty last evening, complimentary to Bri-
gadier-General and Mrs M. M. Ma
comb
The guests included, besides the
guests of honor, were Major and Mrs.
e. J. Undertake, of Fort Ruger, and
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark.
A delightful surprise party was Civ.
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A jacobson last
evening at their home, the Cleghorn
cottage at Waikiki, in recognition OF
the twelfth anniversary of their wed
ding, prompted by Miss Marian
Wright.
The guests assembled at the Moana
Hotel and proceeded to the home Of
the unsuspecting hosts.
1t being their linen wedding, a din
ner set of tablecloth and a dozen
serviettes, monogrammer, was present
ed.
Refreshments Of chocolate cake and
fruit punch were served later. after
several rubbers of bridge, and a very
merry evening was enjoyed.
Among the thirty-five guests pres
ent wire: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Simon
ton Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lando, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bicknell, Mr. and Mrs.
Cottrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VIII
ltams, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Miss
Marian Wright, Mrs Annie Macaulay
Miss Jennie Macaulay, Mr.. Charles
Simpson.
A very interesting Club of society
ladies, interested in philosophical
spiritual, and metaphysical develop-
ment met Tuesday morning, at the
Kilohana Art League at half after
ten o'clock.
This club under no name, but
known as the New Thought Club
meets regularly every Tuesday morn
ing in the Art League rooms, and
under leadership which is volunteer
ed, discusses various educational
topics.
The class of fifteen members was
originally formed at the home of
Mrs. Frank Dodge, when Miss Stacy
6 teacher, was sent for from the
Higher Thought Center" in London
TO instruct it.
After she had been here for twr
months larger class was formed AND
1t has been meeting ever since. Its
main idea is belief I'm the power
of thought.
The ladies of the class are expect.
ing Mrs Wiggin from the Home Of
Truth in Alameda, to fill the role Of
private instructor, lecturer, and Bible
interpreter
The ladies actively Interested ii
the club are: Mrs. ]. r. Gait. Mrs
Walter F. Frear, Mrs. Dodge. Mis-,
Grace Robertson, Mrs. st. c. Savers
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Emil Berndt, Mrs
Robert Levers, Mrs. Whine, Mrs. ]
d. Marques, Mrs. Freitas, Mrs. Roya
D. Meade, Mrs. Harry Won Holt. Mrs
Benjamin Marx, Mrs. William Mon.
serrat and Mrs. Kluegel.
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The San Francisco Chronicle SAYS
Among the passengers who arrive
in this city from Honolulu on the Ko
rea is Miss Constance Restarick. tn
daughter of Bishop Restarick, i
charge of the Episcopal diocese of tn
Hawaiian Islands. She is on her wa
! to Boston, where she is to wed Pau
wilmington, the famous Harvard ath
lete. now graduate manager of ath
letics at the Cambridge UNIVERSITY
next April.
Miss Restarick is a girl of pronoun