Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14


III" horse show, those who appeared
IN evening gowns last night at our 10
cal function We're hatless. But San
Francisco is ever unique in the matter
0i dress, and that our matrons and
maids ordained TO appear without
hats last night when the latest edict
from the center of fashion in the East
IS that hats are de rigeur is only one
more evidence that our smart set
docs exactly as it pleases when it
comes to gowning. All OF the box
holders we're in their places and en-
tcrtalned large parties Of friends, and
with them enjoyed supper afterward
In the temporary cafe which was one
OF the circus concessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Lancy Lewis had
number of Out-Of-town friends with
them Mrs. James Farrell occupied
Mrs. Shea's box, as the latter left for
New York few days ago. With Mr.
and Mrs. Gaillard Smart (Thelma Par.
kerr were MIR. and Mrs. Fred knight
and Miss SuZette Newton. Fl.
The equestrian double quadrille,
which formed the fourth feature, was
the event of the evening Sixteen
riders, the men in vivid red coats,
white breaches and top hats, and the
women in smart Cossack riding hab.
its, rode gracefully into the hippo
drome and went through a clever
drill that called for an encore.
Miss Lurline Matson, one of the
best riders in San Francisco, and J.
w. Chapman led the first eight and
Miss Mollie Sidebotham and Paul Yer.
der led the second. Those taking
part were:
Misses Lurline Matson. Grace Glib
son, Mile Hogg, Aimee Raisch, Mol
lie Sidebotham and Christine McNab;
Mesdames James King Steele and
William MCGUIRE, and ]. w. Chap
man, George Bush, William A. LANCE,
Paul yerdier. Alvin Heymann, Tevis,
Elkins and G. ID. Phillips, Jr. ...ns|
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The Service Bridge Club.
The Service Bridge Club was en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Jameson at Fort Shafter. The
prizes were given to Mrs. Woeten,
Mrs. Kirby Smith and Mrs. George Z.
Turner. Among those present were
Mrs. w. p Wooten, Mrs. W. G.. New
lille, Mrs. Cults, Mrs F. B. Edwards, /
Mrs. Cheatham, Mrs. Denman, Mrs
Homer l.. Preston, Mrs. Matheson,
and others. "A
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Lieutenant and Mrs. PhiIIipson's,
Dinner. a
Lieutenant and Mrs. Philiipson en-.
tcrtained at a prettily appointed din
ner at their quarters at Schofield
Barracks last Saturday evening for
and Mrs. Apple, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Harris, Major Penn, Captain
Tounsand and Lieutenant Sheker-
jan.
Captain and Mrs. Gibson Entertain.
Captain and Mrs. Watkins. Captain
and Mrs. Thomas, Captain and mrs.
Janda and Miss Adams were the
guests at prettily appointed dinner
given by Captain and Mrs. Gibson on
Thursday evening. {.
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The Morning Music Club.
Mrs. w. ID. Westerveldt was hostess
for the Morning Music Club Wednes=
day morning at her home at Waikiki
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The Saturday Evening Bridge Club.
The Saturday Evening Bridge Club
will be entertained this week by Mrs
w. &. Neville.
Miss Florence Hoffman Entertains
at Cards. :s'
Miss Florence Hoffman entertained
ut an informal card party on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on Kee-
aumeku street. The priced attractive
bridge sets were given to Mrs. Hook
ing and Miss Sarah Lucas. Among
those present were Mrs. Hooking,
Mrs. McAfee, Mrs. Wilder, Miss
Sarah Lucas, Mrs. Gerald Johnson
and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker.
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Mrs. Frederick A. Barker to
Entertain. -.
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker has
issued invitations for a tea TO take
place on the Slst OF December. The,
affair will be in honor of her moth