The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-24

ISu Win PINK rlDDOnS and were car
ried off by Mrs. .>ennedy, Miss Free
man, Miss Rockwell, Miss stephens,
Mrs Cherry Mrs. Cleghorn and Miss
McStocker.
The BOBBY prize was a dainty bon
bon box, tied with ribbons. and a wee
pink satin bag attached.
The natural curiosity of women
could not allow that bag to remain
UNEMPLOYED, and when it was opened
the cat was out, announcing in a
clever little limerick the engagement
of Miss Ethel Spalding to Lieutenant
Joseph Albert Rogers of the TWEEN
tieth Infantry, U. S. A.
Miss Margaret Peterson won this
unique prize.
The guests were Mrs. Julia Free.
man, Miss Alberta Wholley, Miss Mar
garet Peterson, Miss Edith Cowles,
Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Jessie Ken
nedy, Miss Dorothy Hartwell, Miss
Kathryn Stephens, Miss Violet Makee,
Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss Helen
North, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss Flor
ence Soper, Miss Rennie Cation, Miss
Harriet Young, Miss Florence Hoff-
mann, Miss Irma Ballentyne Miss
Julia McStocker Miss Lydia Nc
Stocker, Miss Edith Williams, Miss
Helen Rockwell, Miss Zeigler, Miss
Dorothy Wood, Miss Margaret Water.
| house, Miss Geraldine Newman, Miss
Mabel Wilcox, Mrs. Percy Cleghorn,
Mrs. Edward r. Spalding, Mrs. Gerald
Johnson, Mrs. H. M. Hepburn, Mrs.
Edward Cherry, Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son, Mrs. James Madison Kennedy,
Mrs. Schlanser Mrs Gustaf Schaefer
and Mrs. William Reed.
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Miss Kathryn Stephens entertained
the Luncheon Club yesterday at her
home on Kinau street. She chose
big bright crotons for her scheme OF
decoration, and basket of branches
from this plant were effectively used
on the table.
In addition to the regular members
of the club, she had Miss Wholley OF
Fort Shafter as a guest.
The regular members who were
present were Mrs. GayIer, Mrs Pratt,
Mrs. Roy Francis Smith, Mrs. Ross
Kingsbury, Miss Edith Cowles, Miss
Alice Cooper, Miss Julia McStocker,
Miss Lydia McStocker and Kathryn
Stephens
Thert were some unique table dec.
orations at Hands-Around-the-P Pacific
last night,
The Chinese table was prettily COW
cred with red paper over which ferns
and Chinese lilies looked well.
The Japanese table was covered
with ferns and small cherry trees ii
full bloom. Between the trees were
Japanese and American flags alternat
ing. The Japanese consul presided
over this table
The South Seas table had pirates
flag of skull and cross-bones owe
their table which had been profusel,
covered with ferns and flowers.
Australia had elaborate decoration
of yellow and green and was amonj
the prettiest in the Toom.
The Around-the-World table had :
globe in the center and flags of all ma
tions about it.
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A valentine party given by tn,
Misses Dolly May, Adeline and Chris
tina Gertz, on Alewa Heights, Satur
day evening, February II, was an oc
casion long to be remembered b,
those present. The house was beau
tifully decorated with evergreens
hearts and Japanese lanterns. Tn,
game of hearts was played until
late hour, and, after love missive
had been delivered from miniatur,
postofice, refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. j. S. Don
aghho, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Engle, MI
and Mrs. VIM. Gertz, Mr.. and Mrs. H
NJ, Mix, Mrs. Leonie Webster, MI
and Mrs. C. Gertz, Miss Irene Gert2
Miss Margaret Gertz, Miss Evalin
Gertz, Miss Marjorie w. WarinneI
Miss e. Virginia Warinner Miss
McAllister, Miss e. Searle, Mis-
Eleanor Vogel, Mr.. John Blaisdell
Chester e. Blacow, Ernest WarinneI
A. r. Gertz, H. M. Mix, A. w. Keech
Edward Gertz, Geo, Gertz, Andrew
Gertz, Howard Hodson.
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