Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-04


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ffF'E I''''I'tL Francis Cooper. NJ.
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fro"n. Nj. jack Guarh. Nr. Kenneth
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! 4" Hnl ". Ernest Podmor"
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
/ Enterta:ns
Oh" r1 III" very artrac;i>e affairs
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i Mrs. i'rrcrfir& A. Barker entertained
in Tu.sGay afternoon fpr her mother,
! WIS. ilOl yman or Portland. Oregon.
ind for Mrs. Ros"nbaum OF Fort
! IIafter.
; Red and green. the Coiors cypress
/ ~ive OF III" holiday season, We're
'arrjcd rut in the decorations and
! 2oinscttias. red carnations. African
daisies and red Christmas bells were
! ,sed effectively.
! Mrs. Edward |. Spalding and Mrs
! James Madison Kennedy poured tea
md coffee and Mrs. Manton Mitchell
Of the First Infantry presided over
he pnnchbowl. Those ladies were
assisted by Mrs. Gerald Johnson. Miss
Betty Case and Miss Florence Hoff
nan. while three. charming little
{ misses Ct the fort, Miss Katherine
Kennedy. Miss Dorothy Chamberlain
md Hiss Elizabeth Rosenbaum help
ed the grown-ups and made pretty
feature of the afternoon.
among those present were Mrs,
Ionevman, Mrs. Rosenhaum, Mrs.
McAfee, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Cham
l H.,
~ase, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury, Miss
Betty Case. Mrs. F.. B. McStocker
Miss NrStocker. Mrs. Cults. Mrs
DOUGLAS McDougal. Mrs. w. G.. Ne
.il1e Mrs Co3klin. Mrs. Harold
Pratt Mrs Offley. Mrs. Cheatham
Irs Dann,an Mrs Effinger. Miss
GIc.nor Effinqar Mrs MCINTYRE. Mrs.
,1oo 3I;ss Corab Ircas Mrs Francis
no 1o w.. IIn1o,nh,, Mice Danhne
49, N;oe uoInn Shading Mrs
O "a nlon VS. ,toInS' W. Inbn Cam.
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n n,e VS. 1I"nb cooI,a Nc Lister
oie' NiLs. nusn >'o0 NJ, -' Iosonb;nc
MISS Mr' '"'Iaes Ml' "I, 49,
SINFUL M's' Iial,is, n, 49,. Chut+Io-
Tah,.' -NIS' ', ,n' W. 49,
worth, MrS' urmel' MI wv. t'E aL' 49,
\. HocElhs, Mrs: "d,hil'' H as
'arnenter. MIS- 1llhOerlahe' WI
Clark, Mrs. John stuart TOMBSTONE
Mrs. Humbert. Mrs. RessleE. WI"
Baker Mrs. Wooten1 MIS-: hessoh
Mrs. keahler Mrs. Zee, MIS- nan
mum, Mrs J. K. ID. Nathewson' Mrs
John D. MatheWson. Airs. Bremers
and Mrs. Harry Wels"r.
8 & &
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson 5anouetted.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 22,-When
500 people damned and crushed and
fought their way into the big ball
room of the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday
at the Democrat womans banquet
in honor of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
her daughters, one woman, fearing
she would miss sight, Of the wife of
the President-elect, climbed on the
nearest table
Look" cried Mrs A. Ayres, Dem.
ocracy is on top. Let us hope it Will