Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-11

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Mrs. GurErr's Tear
2 Mrs. A. H. Gurrey was hostess at
an informal sewing tea last Saturday
given at her pretty bungalow at Dia-
|mond Head in honor of Mrs. Royal D..
Mead and her little daughter who
have recently returned from Washing
ton. Those invited. to meet Mrs.
Mead were Mrs J.. M, Atherton, Mrs.
Charles Atherton. Mrs, E, E.. Paxton,
Mrs. L.. L. McCandless. Mrs. George
Straub. Mrs. G.. G.. Bockus. Miss Vio-
let Anterior, Mrs John Guard, Miss
Laura Atherton and Miss Florence
EGurrey. Tea was enjoyed under the
hau trees, underneath which beauti4
full palm-enclosed room has been re-
Gently arranged - = = -
Mrs. Renters Bridge -.
Mrs. L. w. Colley. who was so ex-
tensively entertained prior to her de-
.parture on Wednesdays Wilhelmina,
was the guest-of- honor at an informal
Ebridge-tea given by Mrs. j. B. Rem
tiers on Tuesday. The prizes-exquiss
lite Irish lace doilies were won by:
Mrs II. F. WicHman, idrs. t;aFo 4
IIayseidcu I'D Ma: liam StaA'c%y.
DIR. M Mr.. Jsad !, { ISr r, ~
= DR.. and Mrs. James Judd were Din
.ner hosts on Thursday at the con.artS
Club in honor of Mr.. Tarn McGrt "
who recently returned from Paris
The table was adorned with 4 pretty
basket of pink roses other fayors, hare
monizing. Covers were laid for six !.
teen. (.
Morning Bridge Club. 3sa.e5
I "a departure frtiA the regulation
bridge party and one that IS very
much in vogue in Manila and Orien-
tai countries, is the Morning Bridge
Club, which will take up the leisure
hours of one forenoon a week for
those who belong. There are only
two tables of players and so far ev-
erything has been conducted in a
most informal manner. Those who
belong to this club-4which Is unique
in Honolulu at least--are, Mrs. f. B.
Chatham, Mrs. Richard Cults. Mrs.
M M. Macomb, Mrs. William Wooten,
Mrs j. T. Myers, Mrs. Ernest Gay
Ter, Mrs. g. F. Jamers6n and Mrs.
M. Lehman.
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Major and Mrs. Myers Dinner ~
Among tie dinners that are being
given this evening before the Carnival
is that at which Major and Mrs. J. T..
Myers are hosts. Those present will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke, Mr. /.
and Mrs E. r.. Stackable, Capt. and
Mrs. Richard Cults, DR.. and Mrs. C..
B. Cooper and Mr.. TaTn McGrew.
Capt. and Mrs. Hicks Dinner. E5
Capt aud Mrs. G.. Hicks entertained
ed charniingly at dinner last Thurs
day at their home at Fort Kruger. A
pretty color-sehelne of pink and green
was used in the decorations. Those
present were Capt. and Mrs. F. Phis-
terer, Mrs. Phisterer. Sr:, Col w.
Rafferty, and Capt. and Mrs. J. John
ston. ...Z
Reception at Central Union.
A. A large and very enjoyable recep-
ton was given Thursday night by
l1S " AuA1IAoIy VI NCA-
tIal Union church in honor of Dr. and
MRS. Doremus Scudder and DR.. and
Mrs. Ferguson Of Mills College. The
reception rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with palms, ferns and feathery
headed pink asters A delicious sup
per was served in the parish house,
In the receiving line with Dr. and
Mrs. Scudder and DR.. and Mrs. Fer
guson were Mrs. Henry Warehouse,
Mrs. w. w. Hall, and Mrs. John Erd-
man. Other ladies' who assisted were
mrs. Charlotte Hall, Miss Margaret
Lshman, Mrs. J. A. Gilman and Mrs.
A. l.. Andrews.
An excellent musical program was
render during the evening. Miss Cat
field of kamehameha played two very
beautiful selections on the piano
Miss Mills of Kawaiahao Seminary and
Mrs. Walter Kendall sang very
charmiRgly, tlfe latter. possessing a
lovely soprano voice that has. already
wen her considerable fame in Homo
lulu.
The attendance at the reception
was very large one, two hundred
or mere guests being present - ~.
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Wednesday Bridge Club.
An unusually delightful meeting of
the Wednesday Bridge Club was held
this week when Mrs. G. F. Hu'nbert
of Fort Ruger was hostess. The priz-
es were little carved metal jewel box
es, won by Mrs. Frank D. Applin, Mrs.
A, Hooking and Miss Florence Hoff-
man. Delicious refreshments were
then served. Among those present
On this occasion were Mrs. Birch o.
Mahaffey, Mrs. j. e. OHara. Mrs. F.
d, Applin, Mrs, f. =. Smith, Mrs. A.