Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-02

i the game of the evening, after which
there was music. + = =.
The winners of prizes in the card
games were: Mrs. McGarvie and Mr..
Thos. Boyd, the first prizes, and Mrs.
Boyd and Mr.. McGarvie captured the
Loobs. - ~. IT, s-. a-:s-
At a late hour delightful refresh
ments of pumpkin pie, cheese and
coffee were served
I Those attending we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ormiston, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
| rill, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGarvie, Miss Pauline Merrill, Miss
Dorothy Ormiston, Master Herbert
Foster and Master Douglas Ormiston.
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Miss Margaret Knightley, who has
teen in the Queens Hospital under
the care of DIR. James Judd. is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Bicknell In Ma
noa Valley for few days. She will
shortly make her home at the Royal
Hawaiian hotel.
Mrs. Harold Hayselden, who has
been under the care of physicians at
the Sanatorium, is improving In her
health; . - : r. -
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Mrs. Ferdinand Lindemann, who
was detained on the mainland for
some time because of the illness of
her mother, will arrive in Honolulu
in the Honolulan next Wednesday.
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Mrs Antonio Perry returned to
Honolulu today in the Siberia.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Novel; left in the Ven
tura yesterday afternoon for a visit
to the mainland. s...esr e=
Announcements have been received
in Honolulu of the marriage of Miss
Florence Winter and Mr.. Chester
Hamilton Carmichael in Jacksonville
Florida. Mrs. Carmichael Is the laugh
of Mrs. Martha Winter of this city AMI
is well known here. She Is exceeding
ly brilliant having graduated from
Oahu College as valedictorian OF the
class of 1907. <-.> .4~.. -.. "a
DIR. and Mrs. F. B. Herman and
Miss Selma Herman of Watertown,
Wisconsin, were passengers who ar
rived on the Wilhelmina to spend the
winter with their son.in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Hard /
ers, in Anapuni street
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Miss Powers showing of new pat
tern hats, which just arrived in the
Siberia this week, is particularly at
tractive.. A visit to her parlors in the
Boston building, Fort street, will
prove of unusual interest.-advertise-
ment.
Friends of William G. Irwin will be
grieved to learn of his Illness in the
East. He is at present in the Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and
Mrs. Irwin is in constant attendance
in the sick room. The Twins left for |
the East several weeks ago in the !
Crockers' private car.-San Francisco |
Chronicle, Oct. %.
Miss Dorothy Ashley is giving a !
Halloween party today at the home J
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ash
ley, at Kaimuki. The decorations are |
bats, owls, and cats.
The children will find their places .
by matching the stars on their hats !
to those on the baskets. The ghosts !
are Helen and Mildred Church, Eliz-
abeth Hobby, Dorothy Cooke, Helen
MagoOn. Catherine Clarke, Frances
and Marion Paris.
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Mrs. w. l.. Howard, who has been
visiting in the east for the past six
returned to Honolulu in the
Siberia yesterday.
There was delightful Halloween
party at the Colon.ai Thursday night.
The usual appropriate goblin decora-
ions We're employed. The feature of
he evening was masquerade dance.
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Miss Margaret Thrum is entertain
ng number Of her little friends a.
party this afternoon at the home of
her parents in Manoa Valley. -,
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Mrs R. r. Reidford was ho< tess q;
r. informal tea on Thursday afternoon
It her home in Manoa VALLEY.
Mrs. Sarah C. Moore announces the {