Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-14

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ness OF which in itself bespoke d lcIy
ed the hostess by serving he salad.
while Major E. v. Smith. kSaid much
laughter and joking. poured e'.ffee.
Among those present were Mr.. ans,
Mrs. John Hewitt Mathews. Capt. aud
Mrs. Marquart, Major Smith. Capt.
and Mrs. Gibson. Lieut.. and Mrs. Kay.
Lieut.. Jackson, Lieut. and Mrs. L. D.
Mathews. Lieut.. and Mrs. L. r. Fro
dendall. Capt and Mrs. Johnson,
Lieut.. Camp, Lieut.. Sylvester. DR..
Mudd, Lieut.. Calder. Lieut.. w. Rose
and Mr.. Hobie Walker.
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Mrs. HoWatt's Luncheon.
A very charming luncheon took
place last week when Mrs. j. p. How
att entertained in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Will Wall. whose natal day II
was. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED with mauve colored orchids
while hand-painted cards Of similar
tint marked the places. During the
course Of the luncheon a large birth
day cake was brought which In lieu
of the customary candles, was adorn-
ed with mirth-provoking question
mark. The repast over, the guesIts
spent delightful afternoon with
needlework, and talks OF old times.
Among those present were Mrs. Will
Wall, Miss Morrison, Mrs. Charles
Atherton. Mrs. w. w. North and Mrs.
Fred Smith
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Pratt's Dinner
On Wednesday night Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harold Pratt, of the Marine
Corps. were hosts at a dinner at their
residence on Thurston avenue. Cerise
pink roses made beautiful decora-
ton for the table, arranged as they
were in an artistic rustic basket. The
hand painted place cards and other
accessories were IN keeping with the
color scheme. After dinner the even
ing was devoted to auction bridge.
some Of the rubbers being hotIy con-
tested, Among Lieut.. and Mrs.
Pratt's guests we're Admiral and Mrs.
g. B. 7. Moore, Major and Mrs. John
I. Myers. Capt and Mrs. Owens.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sam Gordon and
Lieut.. ana Mrs. H. F. Greene.
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Mrs. Robert MeCleave's Dinner
Capt and Mrs. Robert McCleave of
Fort Shafter entertained at a pretty
little dinner on Tuesday night for
Major Williams. Capt. and Mrs. Bell,
Capt. Chamberlain and Lieut.. and
Mrs. H. N. Preston. A bowl Of cut
flowers and maidenhair fern made an
attractive centerpiece. The evening
was Informally spent with music and
cards.
Mrs. Clegg's Bridge
One of the most charming affairs of
the week was a bridge afternoon CIV
en- by Mrs. M. T. Clegg at her home in
Manoa valley. A dainty color-scheme
of pink and green was carried out in
the decorations. Delicate roses with
the shades of the sunset were placed
about in tall vases while pots Of love-
ly maidephair were banked In the
corners of drawing-room and lanai.
Several rubbers of royal auction were
played, the final scores in some cases
running way up into the thousands.
The prizes were original and very at
tractite embroidered linen covers
for the card table in a light shade Of
tan. These were won, by Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. A. Hooking. Mrs. Irwin
Shepherd and Miss Florence Hoffman.
When the delicious refreshments were
brought on, 1t was found that they,
too, embodied the color scheme Of
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were Mrs. George Angus, Mrs George
Kluegel, Mrs. A. Hooking, Miss Myra
Angus, Mrs. William G.. Hobby, Mrs
Irwin Shepherd, Miss Jean Angus,
Mrs. Howard Ellis, Miss Florence
Hoffman, Miss Grace Wisner. Miss
Hoffman, Miss Grace Wisner, Mrs.
Antonio Perry, Mrs. T.. H. Petrie.
Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Charles Bon,
Mrs. w. Ballentyne and Miss john
son.
College Club Meeting.
Among the semi-social affairs Of
the week was the meeting of the Col
iege Club on Tuesday afternoon at
the Colonial. After business hour
v hich in reality was one of pleasure
owing to the gratifying reports that
were read, officers for the coming
year were elected. Mrs. Arthur Alex
ander will assume the presidential
chair, which has been so ably occu-
pied during the past year by Mrs.
Wallace r. Harrington. Other new
officers are Mrs. Wilbur MacNeil,
ce-president; Miss Brawthen treas
urer; Miss Maude Martin, secretary,
and Mrs. Walter Frear and Mrs.
Wallace harrington to compose the
board of governors. The remainder