Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-07

Eng gsement Announced.
| Miss Agnes Armour, whose picture
= appears in today's paper. has an
nouneed her engagement to MIR. Mark
Robinson Of this city. Miss Armour
has been in Honolulu for some time
and is exceedingly popular Mr.. Rob-
inson is the son of Mr.. Mark, P. Rob-
inson OF Honolulu and is one OF the
most prominent young business men
here. Although no definite date has
been set for the wedding, it will take
place some time in October.
/ =
Informal Luncheon for
/ Mrs. Harrington.
Mrs Harold Hayselden was hostess
at delightfully."- informal bridge and
sewing tea on Thursday at the Colo
NAL for Mrs. Harrington, wife of the
| Acting British Consul The affair was
! in the nature of farewell, as Mrs.
| Harrington left Honolulu on Friday
| for her old home in Yokohama. There
| were about fifty guests present. =:
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Major and Mrs. NeviIle's Dinner.
Colonel Lauchheimer. was the guest
OF honor at dinner on Tuesday even
ing given by Major and Mrs. w. C.
Neville at their home on Kinau street.
Covers were laid for twenty, including
Colonel Lauchheimer, Admiral and
Mrs. Cowles, General and Mrs. Ma
comb, Major and Mrs. Wooten, Major
and Mrs. Cheathanl, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Ross Kingsbury,F Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirby Smith, Miss Cowles, Miss Pris-+
ella Ellicett, Lieutenant Sahm, DR..
Tucker Smith. and Major and Mrs.
Neville. .ss%-5s
Army and Navy Set Lose f..
Popular Members. a." 4
The transport and the Ventura have
this week taken from Honolulu sew
eraI of the most popular members OF
the army and navy set. Captain and
Mrs. Clifton Carter and Mrs. F. W..
been in Honolulu for the past two
years, and whose friends here are
legion left in the transport for Fort
Leavenworth, where they expect to
remain for the next two years.
a<s +,
Miss Cases Bridge Party rs
Bliss Betty Case was hUstess at an
informal bridge party on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Beretania
avenue The prize, a piece of Japan
csc china, was given to Mrs. Gerald
Johnson. The guests Included Mrs.
James Pine, Mrs Gerald Johnson, Miss
Helen Brown. Miss Helen Rockwell,
Miss Julia McStccker, Miss Lydia Nc
Stocker and Miss Edith Gowles.
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Enjoyable 500 Party ee1tsEst 7a7 ~
Miss Dora AtWater was hostess at
an enjoyable Five Hundred party last
evening at the home Of her aunt, Miss
Kate Benner. The ladies' first prize.
i! a silver hairpin holder, was given to-
Miss Leila Titus and the gentleman's
prize, a silver key chain, was given
TO Mr.. Lothrop Wilmington. The con-
solutions, flower leis, were given to
Miss Jennie Grieves and Mr.. James
Morgan. Miss Atwater's guests we're
Miss Laura Atherton, Miss Ruth Rich
ards, Miss Fanny Hoogs, Miss Mar
1 iorie Gilman, Miss Juliette Atherton,
: Miss Leila Titus, Miss Edna Smith,
MissViolet Anterior, Miss Myrtle Schu-
man, Miss Margaret Restarick, Miss
Carrie McLain, Miss Helen McLain,
Miss Jennie Greayes, Miss Alice
Hoogs, Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss
Martha McChesney, Miss Bella Nc
Corriston, Mrs Frank Hoogs, Miss
Hazel Gear, Mrs. Jack Young, Miss
Sara Lucas, Mr. Jack Guard, Mr.. Ar
thur Restarick, Mr.. Arthur Gilman,
Mr.. David Larsen. Mr.. Harold Gear,
Mr.. Sidney Krauss, Mr.. AthertoR Rich
ards, Mr.. Theodore Cooke, Mr.. James
Morgan, Mr.. John Ashley, Mr.. Cyril
Hoogs, Mr.. Frank Hoegs, Mr.. VIII
Hoogs, Mr.. Walter Love, Mr.. Watson
Ballentyne, Mr.. Percy Nottage, Mr..
Percy Deverill, Mr.. Jack Young, Mr.
Bob McCorriston, Mr.. Harry Lucas,
Mr.. Lothrop Wilmington and Mr.. Vim
cent Genoves. ~ T..
&C.
Kaimuki Card PARTY,
The Kaimuki Card Club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Emil Berndt
at her home on Fourteenth avenue.
The first prize, beaten-brass fern
dish, was given to Miss Mabel Hare
and the consolation. pair of teak
wood stands, was taken by Mrs. Ray
B. Rietow. Among those present were