Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-08

f. Evelyn Alu6TSOH, MT. ana NTS. JOll
! T. Warren, DR.. and Mrs. A. Sinclair,
Mrs Vanderburgh and Judge and
Mrs. Perry -. -. - 49,.
Lieutenant Jackson to Become
/ a Benedict -Ee..-..-
Lieutenant Franklin P. Jackson of
I the Second Infantry who has bee
/ granted three months leave of alb
sence left in the Sierra this morning
! for California. When he arrives at
{ Pacific Grove he will marry Mrs
p Maud Brereton a well known society
woman of Southern California and in
three months will return to Homo
lulu with his bride. Lieutenant Jack
son is one of the most popular young
men of the Second Infantry and the
ladies OF Fort Shafter are preparing
a hearty welcome for his bride. .
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Mrs. ormond Wall a Bridge Hostess.
Mrs. Ormond Wall entertained at
delightful bridge party yesterday af
iernoon at her home on HassInger
street, the affair was informal and
the thirty odd guests who we're pres
ent spent most enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bush Entertain at
a TantaIus Party. ~ ..-.= . ...... l..
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bush entertained Sat most enjoyable
picnic on Tantalus for number of
friends. The younger members of the
party walked to the top OF Tantaius
and returned with. the rest of the pic
Dickers in a'tafly-ho. Luncheon was
served at Governor and Mrs. Walter
+. Frear's summer home Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Frear, Miss Jessie Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Kemp, Mrs. Marquis,
! Miss Marquis. Mrs Med LOOMS, Mr..
! Jack Gait, Mr. Shirley Bush, Mr.. Al
/. bert Bush, Mr.. lie Roy Bush, Mr.. Fred
Bush and the host and hostess.
Dance at the Moana Hotel. =.
The transport dance at the Moana
Hotel on Thursday evening was well
/ ladies of the transport and local army
and navy folk. Kaai's quintet club fur
nished music for the dancing.
/ Mrs. Thomas Church to Entertain.
| Mrs. Thomas church IS entertain
ing at an informal luncneon next
Thursday afternoon at ner home at
Kaimuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Entertain.
! On Tuesday evening mr. and Mrs.
Townsend of Philadelphia entertained
at prettily appointed dinner at the
Rathskeller for Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
/ Kemp. Covers were. laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kemp Mr.. affG Mrs. G.
Fred Bush and Mr.. and Mrs, Town
send
| Mrs. Kirby Smith Entertains.
One of the delightful entertainments
OF the week was the bricge tea at
| which Mrs Kirby Smith was hostess
on Thursday afternoon at the Court
land. The prizes: were given to- Mrs.
= hepburn, Mrs. George 3, Turner. Mrs.
Ross KingsbnryS and Mrs. John Palm
er. Among those present were Miss
!, Edith Cowles, Mrs, Gerald Johnson.
Mrs. H. Hepburn, Miss .Daw, Mrs. An
Gerson, Mrs, Homer l.. Preston, Ma
dam Pratt, Mrs. Ross Kingspury, Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs. WILLIAM P. Woo:en, Mrs.
Jamerson, Mrs. George e. turner.
Mrs. Joseph E. Sheedy.s Mrs. w. C..
Neville and Mrs. Harold Pratt. t.s :
I. ne t92iz z. ?
Dinner at the Moana. - z>t $50 80. (.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. McCurdy,
who is a guest at the Moana Hotel,
was host at q most enjoyable dinner.
An attractive arrangement Of flowers
filled the center of the table. The
guests included. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg,
DIR. and Mrs. Lyons and Lieutenant
O'Hara. r..
Mr.. Painter Dinner Host. ~
A prettily appointed dinner was
given at the Moana hotel on Tuesday
evening by Mr. Painter, who rs visit
ing in Honolulu this winter. The CEN
ter. of the table was filled with bright
! red carnations Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Miss
Benner, Mrs. Stickman, Miss Painter
and the host. -; p. -....- : 49,. i
/ Anf Informal Luncheon. ILL.,. "..-
| Mrs. W. H. C. Campbell entertained
at delightful luncheon on Thursday
afternoon at her home on Thurston
| Avenue in honor of Mrs. E. N. Holmes
and Mrs. William Mckay of Hilo. The
decorations were in yellow and an at
! traetive arrangement Of ye:'ow core
cpsis filled the center o. the table.
Covers were laid for AIRS. E. N.
Holmes, Mrs. William Mckay, Mrs.
Delbert Metzger, Mrs. A. J. Campbell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rycroft an tile host