The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-16

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clown; Mr.. Linderman, extreme
evening Dress" Mrs. Linderman, val
entine Mr.. Clinton Owen, clown;
Mrs, Clinton owen, Colonial dame;
Mr. f. G. Lyser, clown in Elk colors;
Mrs Lyser, Martha Washington;
Mrs Randolph G. Moore, Gypsy; Mrs.
c. Morse, Turk; Mrs. Morse, valen-
tine; Mrs. Fred Potter, Egyptian;
Mr.. Potter, clown; Mr.. Berndt,
Cream of Wheat; Mrs. Berndt, Red
Riding Hood; Mrs. Jenkins, Dutcn
girl; Mr.. Jenkins, clown; Mr.. Angus,
domino; Mrs. Angus, polka dot; Mr..
N. Il. Young, clown; Mrs. Young,
trained nurse Mr. Tarleton, little
school boy; Mrs. Tarleton, trained
nurse; Mr. Kleugel, interrogation
point; Mrs. Kleugel, French DOLL;
Mr.. J. Belser, a nun; Mrs. Belser,
pink domino; Mrs Paris, red clown;
Mrs. Mooney, girls costume; DR..
Alfred WALL clown; Mr.. Roscoe Per
llins, clown; Mr. A. II. Donderu, Jap
anese; Mr. c. D. Wright, Piff-Paff;
Mr.. Buttolph, question mark.
Other members and visitors in cos
tune or in regulation evening dress
were present.
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Mrs. Frederick William Coleman
was the hostess at large bridge
party yesterday afternoon, given at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
ton Carter.
She chose crimson bougainvillea for
decorating, and it was most effective
ly used over the doors and windows,
and in large vases in corners of the
rooms.
A big silver bowl of these flowers
combined with maidenhair ferns
formed an unusually attractive cen
terpiece for the dining table.
Bridge occupied the guests during
the afternoon and at the conclusion
of the rubbers Mrs Wooten, Mrs
Brown, Mrs. McDougal, Mrs. Turner
Mrs McStocker and Mrs. Putnam
were the proud possessors of bis
brass serving trays, given by the host
ess as prizes.
Refreshments were served later il
the dining-room. Mrs. Macomb served
the ice. Mrs. Cowles poured tea, anl
! Mrs. Cleghorn and Mrs. Charles vii
der presided over the punch bowl.
, The guests of Mrs. Coleman were
Mrs. Chauncey Thomas, Mrs. NJ. NJ
Macomb, Mrs. Walter c. Cowies, Mrs
]. F. Sheedy, Mrs A. B. Putnam, Mrs
> Hamilton, Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mrs
Brown, Mrs. McStocker, Mrs. Rock
we'll Mrs. Dobbins Mrs. Finch, Mrs
Irwin. Mrs. Keelly, Mrs. Turner, Mrs
., Hyde-Smtih, Mrs Hand Mrs. Edwar
u McDugal, Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Gil
% Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Mark, Mrs. SwaI
y ~, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Che
10 ter Wells, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Peterson
Mrs. Guild, Mrs. Jones, Madam Gle
IS horn, Mrs. Percy Cleghorn, Mrs. &c
u rit Wilder, Mrs. Walter Dillinghal
IS and Mrs Chares Wilder.
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On Wednesday nisnt Epiphar
:, Guild gave a Valentine social at tt
=" new guild hall in Kaimuh, which ha
an attendance of about eighty.
Mrs. w. F. Fraser had charge OF II
D. decorations, and the hall was profus
T. ly strung with hearts of all sizes. tt
IT, lights were shaded with red and
is pretty effect produced.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. r. King al
Mrs. F. A. Saylor received the guest
m and Mr.. F. A. Saylor of Iolani c.
b. lege presided
ce The following short program W
a. rendered.
oh Piano duet, Mrs. James Guild a
m. Mrs. F. W. Fraser
A guessing contest
-, Reading from Emmy Low, -
First Valentine" Mrs. Isaac Cox
"a Whistling to piano ACCOMPANYING
-, DR.. Barnes.
- A heart game.
Solo, Mrs C. S. Crane.
y" Recitation from Sonny" Mr..
zelle.
a'e Captain Berger concluded the r
'uu gram by playing a melody of his o
ao composition, which was received "
oI appreciation and applause.
Refreshments of candy hearts
lar fruit punch were served.
an A very pretty silk quilt which
the been made by Mrs. HutchinS
nth mother of DR.. Hutchinson, was solj
'ur. auction and purchased by Mr..
BIZ, Towse.
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