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


| Might" took the first prize for The
handsomest lady's costume. She was
Fgiven a large black cat. Miss Florence
| Campbell as a witch and Miss Rhode
Ballentyne as a gypsy both were gi-
ven small black cats. Miss Helen
Church was given the prize for the
most comical girl in costume. She re
ceived a stick pin. Among the yourS
men Platt Cooke, Jr., as a clown, ar
thur Winkley as cook and Tom
Church as a negro were given pump
kin and mannikin stick pin.
The young hostess was dressed as
a pumpkin and the costume was car
ried out in every detail. She 'yur.
hat that resembled half a pumpkin
shell and her dress was ornamented
with small pumpkins. Several Of me
friends who helped with the Iefresl-
ments were dressed as ghosts. One
gentleman, Mr.. George Ashley, Jr,
represented an owl and amused the
young people greatly. During the first
part of the evening Mrs. George Ash
ley, ,Jr.. told fortunes as a witcE.
Some among those present we're MISS
:
Ballou, Miss Florence Campbell. Miss
Rhode Ballentyne, Miss Hazel Ridley.
Miss Maud Ballentyne, Miss Emily
Cooke. Miss Lucille Hogs, Miss Helen
Church, Miss India Wayson, Miss
Eleanor Gartley, Miss Glenna Ne.
Cracker, Miss Grace tombstone, Miss
Pearl Kekumanu, Miss Irene Arms,
Miss Aileen Dowsett, Miss Mildred
Church, Miss Charlotte Ballou, MISS
Dorothy Ashley, Miss Anna Ashley.
Miss Belinda Murray, Miss Frances
Harrington. MIST Miriam Ovendis.
Dorothy Walden, Esme Damon, Miss
lydy Mulch, Miss Clemence Clifford,
Miss Louise Girvin, Miss Margaret
Frances Neville, Miss Wimnifred
Brown, Miss Dorothy Cooke, Miss He
len Center, Mr.. Plat Cooke, Jr., Mr
Jerry Smith, Mr.. Arthur Winkley, MIR.
William Dimond, Mr.. Freferick Den
nison, Mr.. Joseph Harrington, Mr..
Charles Richardson, Mr.. Tom Church |
and others.
The Misses Mclean Give Supper to
Bridal Party. y
The Misses Carrie and Helen Nc.
Lean of Honolulu, who are house |
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur E. Morlan in Manhattan place,
entertained last night with a supper |
In compliment to Miss Rae Morlan and |
her fiance. Mr. Stanley Visel, who are
to be married tonight at the First
Methodist church. Covers for all of |
the bridal party were: laid at tables |
decorated with golden schrysanthe-
NUNS and the, favOrs and place cards |
were in harmony with the same hue.
The Misses Mclean made q visit |
here year ago, and there have been
many friends to rejoice at their re-
turn to the city to act as bridesmaids !
for Miss Morlan.
The Morlan-Visel wedding tonight is /
to be an deliberately appointed affair.
The bridal party is large and the
young women chosen as attendants
are all of personal charm and beauty |
and will be royalty garbed.- Los An
geles, Cal, Tribune. Oct. Is, 1912.
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Miss Ethel SpaIding Entertained.
Miss Ethel Spaiding is guest Of hon
}: at bridge party this afternoon AT
which Mrs. Schlanser Of Fort Shelter I
s hostess. The prizes that will be /
awarded for the highett score are n
card case and a dainty enlGpidefea |
The invited guests are. /
Miss Ethel Spalding, Miss ,McAfee,
Mrs. Homer L. Preston, Mrs j. M.
Kennedy, Mrs. McAfee. Mrs. Freden-
iall ST., Mrs. Lloyd Fredendall, HIS.
Fremann, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Cham
berlain, Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. Turn
er. Miss Betty. Case, Mrs. Gerald Jonn-
on, Mrs. H. B. Pratt. ..-. .1~
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Mrs. A. M. NoweIl's Tea. "'
Mrs. Al. M. NOVEL; of Manoa Valley,
who left in the Ventura yesterday for
i visit to the mainland, entertained
at a farewell tea on Wednesday after
noon at her home in Manoa Valley.
For her decorations, Mrs. NOVEL;
chose huge yellow sunfiowers. The
guests included, Mrs. Frank Blake,
Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Edgar Wood,
Mrs. Marston Campbell. Mrs. Alexis