Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24

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evening. These present win be Miss
Margaret Restarick. Miss Eloise
Wichman. Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss
Myrtle Sehuman. Miss Beth Woods,
Miss Dorothy Guild and Messrs
Reynold McGrew. Allan Renten,
Dixon Nett, Watson Ballentyne.
James Morgan. Thomas Gray and
Vernon Teaney. i: 49,.
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Evening Bridge Club
Lieut. and Mrs. Turner will be host
and hostess for the evening bridge
club tonight al their home al Kane
hameha Those present will be Cen
eral and Mrs. Macomb, Admiral and
Mrs. Moore Major and Mrs Cheath-
am. Major and Mrs. Wooten, Capt
and Mrs. Jameson, Lieut.. GayIer.
Col, and Mrs. Raymond, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Preston. Capt. and Mrs Lincoln
and Lieut.. and Mrs Gordon
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Mrs. Barnes's Tea. III. IL.
Mrs. Matthew Graham, who leaves
shortly for the states, was the guest
of honor at charming little tea on
Wednesday afternoon given by Mrs.
Kenneth Barnes at her home in Ma
noa valley. The afternoon was a most
profitable one for the honored guest.
the other ladies devoting their energy
and talents toward the making of
dainty, bul practical travelling cases
for her. Delicious refreshments were
served at about four. The pretty lit
tie bungalow looked most attractive in
its decorations of yellow coreopsis
and ferns Those present on this oc-
casion were Mrs. Matthew Graham,
Mrs. Frank Atherton, Mrs. Simpson,
Mrs. Macdonald Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
Cousens, Mrs. George Guild, Mrs Rob-
inson, Miss Gwendolen Blair, Miss To-
uise Lucas, Miss Woodford, Miss Ar
thur, Miss Stone, Miss Florence Lee,
Mrs. Michael Jameson Mrs. Louis
Warren and Mrs. Frank Dillingham;
ChOwder Supper
Mrs Marston Campbell entertained
a. small chowder supper last week
at her beach home at KahaiG. The
cool sea breeZes and delightful air in
contrast with enervating heat OF town
made the affair delightfully."- refresh
ing Mrs. CampbelPs guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Marquis, Miss.
Alberta Marquis, Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Tilden and the Misses Tifden. q
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Mrs. Thrum's Luncheon
Mrs David b. Thrum entertained at
beautifully appointed luncheon for
sixteen on Thursday at her home on
Thurstou avenue. Golden coreopsis
and maidenhair fern made an effect
i've decoration for the table, while the
favors and other accessories were car
ried ont in same color scheme. After
luncheon, the afternoon was spent
very pleasantly over bits of embroid
cry and fine sewingne
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Recital on Monday
A very enjoyable recital was given
on Monday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. +. M. Swanzy when Miss
Spinner gave number of Irish read
ings. Her interpretations are most
clever, and the small but enthusiastic
audience could not, say enough TO-
show their appreciation
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Mrs. Cults Dinner
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was dinner on Thursday night
given by Captain and Mrs. Richard
Cults in honor of Major and Mrs.
Meyers of the Marine Corps. Pink
duchess roses were used in great pro-
fusion by the hostess for the decora-
tions, which we're particularly beauti-
full under the rosy light of the pink
candelabra The guests at this charm
ing affair were Major and Mrs. Mey-
ers, General and Mrs. Macomb, Captain
and Mrs. Carpenter, Paymaster lizard,
Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Farwell and
Lieut.. Rose.
Mrs. De Freest's Card Party.
Yellow coreopsis were used in great
profusion on Monday afternoon when
Mrs. S. De Freest entertained at
bridge at her home in Manoa Valley.
These sunny blossoms with lacy maid
en- hair ferns made most attractive
decoration. Some very enjoyable
games of Royal Auction were had.
those who were lacking in science
more than making up for it in enthu-
siasm. At the end of the afternoon
it was found that Miss Jessie Smith
held the highest score, while second
hOnors went to Mrs. Giles Gere. They
were awarded pretty centerpiece
and a picture frame respectively. Del
icious refreshments were then served
Among those present were Mrs Giles
Gere, Miss Jessie Smith, Mrs. John
Drew, Mrs. Lyser, Mrs. Morse, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Bierback. Miss Watson,
Mrs. Goetz, Mrs. Hadder, Mrs. North,
Miss Edwards, Miss Siegel, Mrs. Mel
son Lansing, Mrs Lindeman, Miss
Simpson, Mrs. Benner and others.
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