Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

Smith and Mrs. Johnson. Those
present ut this concluding party
were AIRS. Gibson. Mrs. McStocker.
Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. z. v.
Smith, Mrs Ssayton, Mrs Gordon,
Mrs. Prestol, Mrs. Massie. Mrs. Mar
quart, Mrs. Honeyman, Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. johnson. Mrs, Barker, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Gerald Johnson.
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Neiohborhood Sewing Club. IL.
Seldom has there been such a COM
nonsense as yell as enjoyable club
organized as the Neighborhood Sew
ing Club in Makiki Eight ladies meet
every fortnight at the home Of one of
their members and sew for their
hostess. What they accomplish is
incredible, as they have four ma
chimes in constant use. The last
meeting was at the home OF Mrs
Lyser In Manoa yesterday. The 9TH
er members are Mrs. Philip Frear,
Miss Jessie Smith, Mrs. Fred Bush,
Mrs. Marquis, Mrs. Lyser, Mrs. Gere,
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Sayres.
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Dinner for Major Neville. -
Last night at the University Club
number OF his friends rendered a
farewell dinner to Major Neville Of
the Marine Corps. The table was
very simply decorated with red car
nations. Some OF the after-dinner
speeches were noticeably witty and
original, among them, those made by
Major Smith, Major Neville, Mr..
Prosser, Mr.. James Wilder and Mr..
Frank Thompson. The affair was
entirely stag, about twenty-five of
our prominent men being present.
Fort Ruger Bridge Club.
The bi-monthly meeting OF the. Fort
Ruger Bridge Club met at the home OF
Lieutenant and Mrs Nichols last
night. Besides the regular post mem.
bership, Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols had for
their guests Major and Mrs. Conkling,
Captain and Mrs. Stayton. Lieutenant
O'Hara and Lieutenant Ray. Each
prize money-wa concealed Inside
of dainty little basket OF Violets,
which entirely took away the mercen-
ary air. These were won by Major
Undertake, Captain Carpenter. Cap
tain Clark. Mrs. Baker, Mr. 0'Hara
and Mr.. Atiim.
Kitchen Shower for Miss Restarick.
One of the most elaborate affairs OF
the week among the younger set was
kitchen shower given by Miss Daphne
Damon at her home in Moanalua for
Miss Margaret Restarick. The affair
took place in the Japanese tea gar
dens and was of progressive nature.
The guests, after meeting in one tea
house, advanced to another where a
basket of parcels was found. These
proved to be articles for kitchen use,
each one accompanied by an appro-l
pirate verse. The reading OF these
original rhymes caused a great deal OF
mirth and chatter After this had
been sufficiently enjoyed, the guests
progressed to different tea houses,
where courses in a very dainty Fepast.
we're served. Among those present
were Miss Margaret Restarick,, Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Iliss Geraldine Berg,
Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Ruth An
derson, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Eloise
Wichman, Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss
Margaret Peterson, Miss Dorothy
Peterson, Miss Helen Jones. Miss Mar
garet Jones Miss Fanny sHoogs, Miss
Marjory Gilman, Miss Bernice Hal
stead, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss Mar
guerite Wadman, Miss Alice Hogs,
Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss Beth
Woods, Miss Ruth Johnston. Miss
Helen Mclean, Misses Ruth ami
Martha McChesney and Miss Corlinda
Low.
CobWeb Party.
A very unique party for young folk
was given Sby Miss Maroon Paris last
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