The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-03

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open meeting. Mrs. Tucker and Miss
Peterson were hostesses and had
some conversation topics prepared, A
few informal five-minute speeches
were given and social afternoon en-
joyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Knight cele-
brated their eighth wedding anniver-
sary with a dinner at the Young Ho-
tel The table decorations on this oc-
casion we're particularly beautiful, be-
ing a combination of violets and baby
roses. Mr.. and Mrs Knight have the
congratulations and best wishes from
many friends
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Mrs. L. Tenney Peck was the host
ess today at a very large luncheon
given at the Country Club in honor Of
Mrs. NorthTup Castle and her sister,
Miss Haviland of New York. The
table was eXquisitely adorned with
Enchantress carnations, violets and
maidenhair ferns, and the place cards
were hand-painted violets. The guests
were Mrs. Northrup Castle, Miss Hav-
iland, Mrs. Benjamin Marx, Mrs. Rob
ert Bond, Mrs Sandow, Miss Hughes,
Mrs. Henry Warehouse, Mrs. Locke,
{ Mrs. Uriah Thompson, Mrs. Erdman,
Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs. Alfred Cas-
t tie, Mrs. George Isenberg, Mrs. Sher.
5 wood Lowrie, Miss Mann, Miss Nora
r Swanzy, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Gustav
b Schaefer, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney
r Miss Irma Ballentyne, Miss Buchanan
Miss Edith Williams, Miss Margaret
Warehouse, Miss Margery Peterson
2 Miss Alice Cooper, the Misses Nc.
e Stocker, Miss Esther Kopke, Miss
J. Kopke, Miss Stoever, Mrs. Arthur Me,
= Intosh, Miss Marie Won Holt, Miss
. futile, Miss Achilles, Miss Jessie
!. Kennedy, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
. Kathryn Stephens, Miss Ethel Spald
ing, Mrs. Lawrence Judd and the
2 Misses Harding.
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Miss Ethel Spalding was the host
ess yesterday at a very pretty small
e tea, given in honor of Mrs. Cherry
< wife of the British consul of Astoria
:. Ore. The afternoon was spent in
: formally with conversation and thin
r bles. after which the guests were in
0 vited into the dining-room, where de
!, licious refreshments were served at 4
e most attractive table
This was a polished wood, over
y which lace ferns were cunningly
h placed A brass basket of peachblo"
|. hibiscus adorned the center and can
: dies shaded with delicate pink sill
: shades completed the artistic arrange
} ment of the table
). The invited guests were Mrs
n Cherry, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs
r Schlanser, Mrs Percy Cleghorn, Mrs
Louis Gregg, Miss Irma Ballentyne
Miss Barker, Miss Helen North, Mis-
# Kathryn Stephens, Miss Florence
n Hoffman,, Miss Kenny Cation ant
= Miss MarIory Allen.
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The new bridge club which was OF
ganized fortnight ago in the servic
circle had its second club meetin
last night at the home of Captain an
Mrs. Carter on College street.
Five tables of bridge made tn
evening interesting, The club is con
posed of General and Mrs Macoml
Admiral and Mrs. CowIes, Capital
and Mrs. Mark, Major and Mrs. NJ
Vile, Major and Mrs. Wooten, Mr.
Frederick William Coleman, Mr.
Finch, Captain and Mrs. Game, MajC
and Mrs Wholly, Colonel and Mr.
Brown, Lieutenant and Mrs. Turne
and Captain and Mrs. Carter.
Those fortunate in securing priz'
were Major Neville, Major Woote
Mrs. Frederick William Coleman, CO
onel Brown and Captain Carter.
Mrs Turner will be the next hos
ess.
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Miss Grace Robertson gave a lunC
con yesterday to which eight cove
were laid. Although the lunche
was very informal, it was decided
unique and original, everything bel
in Chinese. A big basket of Itch
nuts formed the centerpiece and C
nese china and foods were on t
table, The place cards were We
pretty Chinese dolls.
Those who enjoyed the hospital
were Miss Magoon, Miss Edith w