Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

leaders OF the post have decided
10 have them at short intervals.
Visiting o. &. S. Official J..
Entertained T." -. |
nr3. Clara Schmidt entertained on
Monday afternoon for Mrs. #. Alice
Miller, and her party, at the beautiful
home of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Booth, in Palama. The guests were
more than interested in and delight
ed with the old historic place, and
were rather 10th to leave it. Delicious
refreshments of salad, biscuits, cake
and coffee were served on the speci- !
Gus and comfortable lanai Those
present at this pleasant affair were
Mrs. NJ. Alice Miller Of FL Reno, |
Oklahoma; Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Mer.
ritt CT Oakland, Cal; Mrs Anna d. |
Perry OF Vancouver, b. c.; Mrs. Mary
5. Smith OF Yerba, CAL Mrs f. S. |
Cunha, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Anna
S. Wright, Mrs. Clarence l.. Crabbe, |
Mrs. Theo. Hoffman, Mrs. II. H. viii
hams, Mrs. Charles Booth and the |
hostess. ... |
Mrs. E. v. Smith a Bridge Hostess.
Mrs. E. Y. Smith was hostess at |
an informal bridge party yesterday
afternoon at her home at Fort Sna-i
ter. The prizes awarded for the high |
est scores were attractive anu were
given to Mrs. ID. r. Gibson anG b:rs.
j. Nj. Kennedy. Mrs. Roe received
the consolation. After the game OF |
cards had been played several of the
post ladies called for tea. About /
thirty guests were present. III
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The Princess kawananakoa /
Complimented |
On Wednesda the Princess Ka-
wananakoa was the guest of honor at
a prettily appointed luncheon at
which Mrs. ]. A. Balch was hostess
at her home in College Hills. Covers
were laid for Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. z. M. Watson, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs.
T. H. Petrie, Miss A. G. Blair, Miss |
Louise Lucas, Mrs. c. G. Bellentyne, I
Mrs, William Thompson and the host
ess. After luncheon the guests
motored to Kapiolani Park where the
Princess took part in the gardet fete
given by the ladies of the Coast Ar
tilfery
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Dickey =
Entertain
Last evening Mr. and Mrs c. H..
Dielsey entertained at an elaborate
reception for Mr.. A. M Merrill who (
was n formerly principal of Mills
school and who is visiting in Homo
luliks The guests included the old
friends of the guest of honor.
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Dinner to Worthy Grand
Matron |
On Tuesday evening, February 18th,
Mrs. NJ. Alice Miller, Most Worthy
Grand Matroa of the General Grand |
Chapter. Order Of the Eastern Star,
was the guest of honor at very |
elaborate dinner, given by Mr.. M. P. /
Robinson, at his beautiful Nuuanu
Valley home. Pink was the color
scheme, which was carried out in |
every detail The dinner guests were |
Mrs. M. Alice Miller, Mrs. Anna P. |
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Merritt, |
Mrs. Mary S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. w. |
L. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Prichard, |
Mrs. Meta Switzerland, Miss Margaret |
Lishman, DR.. and Mrs N Fair |
weather, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ". Smith,
Mrs. II. McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. /
H. Williams, Mr. j. L. Robinson anu |
Mr. M. p. Robinson. A large number
of invited guests came in to a recep- !
ton later in the evening. The Kaai
Quintet Club inspired all present with !
their music Delicious refreshments !
were served during the entire evening
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new music club has been added
to the list of clubs in Honolulu. and
while all of the members are young
ladies they are accomplished must
clans. Miss Julia Campbell, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. c..
Campbell, organized the club, AMI on
the 4th of February the election of Of
Ulcers took place. Miss Genevieye
Young was made president, Miss Thei-I
ma Rothwell vice president, Miss Glen
ma McCracken secretary and treasurer,
and Miss Julia Campbell the program
committee
On Saturday afternoon Miss Julia
Campbell and Miss Peggy Campbell
IN tortainad tho mambarc at n musicale