Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
Garden Fete Of Fort Ruqer wome

Garden Fete Of Fort Rueer Women.
Tn" women Of Fort Kruger are turn.
ing all Of their efforts towards tho
garden iPtc TO be held AT kapioan
fark on tn" nineteenth Of February
Tor m" benefit Of tho Army relief fund
Tn" affair is to he success socially
as we'll as financially if the plans Of
the Post ladies are carried cut Mrs.
Edward j. TimbCrlake has charge Of
the fete and Will tie ably assisted by
bevy OF Army ladies While the
ldireCt call for funds has come to the
Artillery ladies the Army people AT
the other Posts have readily offered
their services. The officers at Fort
Shafter have given permission for the
band to play during the afternoon of
the fCtp.
All Of the booths will be arranged
and decorated in such a manner that
they Will entice all who visit the Park
on that day. Those in charge of each
booth will be dressed suitably and
there will he representatives from
nearly all parts of the world includ-
ing Japan and Turkey. One Of the
most attractive features will be the
' grab bag. The toys and other arti
cles that might otherwise be in a
grab Rag will be arranged in red COW
erS so as to look like cherries and
Martha and George Washington will
pick the berries for all who care to
taste the fruit donkey ride with.
out clown to pilot the donkey around
the race track would hardly be COM
plete and one of the bert natured of
hag
Make the part of the clown. Every
ene is ready to help and their willing.
hess is greatly appreciated by those
the head of the affair.
When the society folk of San Fran
cisco decided to have a circus for the
benefit of the little children. all lent
their efforts towards making the
thing a success. While a circus would
hardly be the thing in Honolulu a gar
den fete Is typical of the climate and
surroundings, andfor that rFason was
chosen among the several things that
were suggested when the call for
funds reached Honolulu.
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A Shower for Miss Edith CowIes
Miss Edith Cowles, who is soon to
become the bride of Lieutenant Leo
Sahm, was the motive for a shower
last Thursday afternoon given by Mrs.
Gerald Johnson. Mrs. Ross Kingsbury
and Miss Julie McStocker at the home
of the latter on Lunalilo street. The
affair was a complete surprise to the
bride-tobe, who was the recipient Of
many dainty pieces of linen. Among
those present we're Miss Edith Cowles,
Mrs. Frederick KIamp, Mrs. Harold
Pratt, Mrs. W. C. Neville Mrs. Ed
ward J. Undertake, Mrs. w. p.
Mooten. Mrs. Kirby Smith. Mrs. J. s.
tombstone, MS. Harry Wildert Mrs.
Iem Stevens, Mrs. Harry Hepburn.
Mrs. f. B. Edwards, Mrs. Clyffard
Game, Miss Betty Case, Miss Florence
Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Kingsbury, Miss
Roma Love, Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss
Jean Angus, Miss Myra Angus, Miss
Dorothy Wood, Miss Alice Cornet,
Mrs. James Pine and Mrs. F. B. Nc
Stocker anC ;he hostesses.
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Mrs. Fred kIngsbury Hostess
at an Informal Tea
Mrs. Fred kiDgsSury, who has been
visiting at the Moana Hotel for the
past month, was hostess at an in
formal tea at the Oahu Country Club
yesterday afternoon. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. Frederick Klamp, Mrs
William Whitney, Major and Mrs w.
&C.. Neville, Lieutenant and Mrs. Har-
bid Pratt, Madam Pratt, Miss Roma
Love. Mrs. r. M. Cults and Mrs. Ger
aid johnson.
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Dinner at Rathskeiler, j
Mrs. Booge and Miss Booge who are I