The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-20

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sixty friends to a party on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Macomb will give a dinner on
Friday night complimentary to Ad-
miral and Mrs. Thomas.
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DR., Tarabitcini is a present visitor
tC these islands. He has been in
Japan for a number of years and is
on his way to enjoy a holiday in
Europe.
Mrs West gave a luncheon at
Shady Nook on Monday to few
friends The table was decorated in
red poinsettas,
Those present were Mrs. Or.
IArtigue, Mrs. Eugene Campbell, Mrs.
Lester, Mrs. Parson and Mrs. West.
The first polo game for the viii
der cup is to be played at Leilehua on
Saturday and the usual hop will he
given in the evening. Quite a num-
Der of townspeople will motor down
and attend both affairs. Colonel Viii
der and Mrs. Wilder of Leilehua have
invited a number of friends to lunch.
con on Saturday.
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Bridge was the method of Miss
CANDLES entertaining yesterday aft
ernoon, when a number of closely
contested rubbers were played.
Those invited We're Mrs. Mark,
Miss stephens. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Rothwell, Miss Rothwell,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ne
vile. Mrs. Case, Miss Case, Mrs. Free,
man, Miss Freeman, Mrs. Watkins,
Mrs Edwards. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. Hen
bricks, Mrs. Game, Mrs. Johnston
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Cook, Mrs Shuttle
worth, Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gamble.
The prizes were baskets of cut flow
ers for each table. The successful
ladies were Mrs. Neville. Mrs. Ed
wards Miss Stevens and Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. e. X. Ellsworth and children
are visiting Mrs. Ellsworths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron o. Clark, up Mo
ana Valley.
The tea given by Mrs. Royal D..
Mead on Monday afternoon was in
honor of Miss Pingham, visitor of Ho-
nolulu on her way around the world,
Mrs. Mead's home in KaimuH is ad-
adapted to entertaining and
was tastefully decorated for the occas-
ion with ported palms and ferns and
big lunches of gorgeous yellow and
olive colored vinia
During the afternoon Miss Dean, a
very charming girl and sweet singer
favored the ladies with a few songs,
Miss elena McCracken, who has but
recently arrived from California and
plays the piano exceptionally well, rem
dered a few choice selections, which
were enthusiastically received.
Mabelita Mead passed a tiny basket
of bottles with Christmas decorations
and labeled "Sure Cure for Love" Or
opening the bottles a tiny mitten was
found in each.
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Stanley Liv
ingstone and Mrs. Mamie Phillips as
sisted in serving dainty refreshments
Those enjoying Mrs. Meads hospi
tally were Miss Pinkham, Miss Mar
ion Dean, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
Muriel Howatt, Miss Catherine Good
ale Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Laura
Mott, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs Ralph John
stone, Miss Werthmueller, Miss But
Ter, Miss Lillian Patty, Miss Mary Car
ter, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mrs. Stanley Livingston, Mrs
Mamie Phillips, Miss Beatrice Hols
worth, Miss Rowenhurst, Miss Kopke
Miss Juliette Cooke, Miss elena Nc
Cracker, Mrs. Sherwood Lowrie, Mis-;
Grace Cooke, Miss Edith williams ant
Miss Mabel Armsbe@g.
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Mrs. Sanford B. Dole gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday in honor
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas. In
addition to the Nrests of honor were
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles, Captain and
Mrs. Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dill
ingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low, Miss
Hook and Mr.. Jack Atkinson.
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