Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08

CorneH RECEPTION.
Capt. and Mrs. Davis Bridge.
invited are MEAL c. Atkinson, Mr.. C.
Fl. Austin, Mr.. Il. ii. Brodie, Or. r.
! NJ Dnffington, Dir. L. N. Case, DR.. l..
f Case, MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. &C. j.. HUM, DR.. and Mrs
Frank lllingworth, Prof and Mrs. A.
r. Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan MaeCaughey,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K Mcclellan. Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Mcdonald, Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. w. MacNeil, DIR. A. L. Ma
son. Mr.. Fred Orbit, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
s. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Pet
erson, Mr.. ]. L. Renton, Mr.. s. s.
Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Al. Scott, Prof.
and Mrs ]. NJ. Young, Can't and Mrs.
F. w. Phisterer, Mr.. and Mrs ;, c. H !.
Loyeland. DR.. and Mrs. w Kerr, Mr..
Charles Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fits, Mr.. r. G. Reeve, Mr.. Albert
Horner. Jr., Miss Della Stone, Miss
Mary Stone and Miss Markham.
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Miss schuman's Luncheon-shower.
Miss Margaret Restarick, whose
wedding to Reynold McGrew is an
event of next weea, was the motif for
q very pretty luncheon today at the
Country Club given by. Miss Myrtle
Schuman, who will be her maid of
honor. A green and white color
scheme was used most effectively on
the table. A large gold basket filled
with maidenhair fern formed the CEN
terpiece Place cards were dainty
little brides with tulle geils, while sig
niffcant old shoes We're used to hold
the candy After lunehepn the bride
elect was showered With. Charming
bits of linen for her future household
Among those present were Miss Hazel
auckland, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Beth Woods. Miss Ruth Soper, Miss
Marguerite Wadmans- Miss Helen
Spalding. Miss Rosie Herbert, Miss
Daphne DamcnS Miss Pauline Schae.
fer and Miss Margaret Center.
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Mrs Ahles' Thinks party. ......:
On EhuTsday 6fterhpon,s Mrs. L. G.
Ablea was hostess. an informal
thimbie tea, guests & bringing their
Christmas SEWING, and combining
some effective work with pleasant
hour yor two Of chat. Refreshments
were served at about five. Included
in the party were Mrs. George Rem
ton, Mrs. w IT. Monsarrat, Mrs.
Merle Johnson. Mrs. M. s. Fair
Fairweather, Mrs. d. E. Mooney, Mrs.
j. H. Fisher, Mrs. H. H. Williams and
Mrs. r. R. Reidford. s..~
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Progressive Dinner at Fort Ruger.
Last evening while the. officers OF
Fort Ruger were quafing bumpers to
their distinguished guests, and gen.
orally disporting themselves as is Gus.
tomary at formal stag dinners, their
women folk were enjoying a gay, lit
tie frivol all by themselves. 1t would
be lonesome. they decided, to stick at
home all evening, no one felt like
writing letters and all the interesting
books had already been read, mark
ed and inwardly digested many times.
So they put their heads together and
planned a progressive dinner, purely
feminish, which proved to be rafting
good success. They met at Mrs. Timber
lakes for an appetizer, Mrs. Johnston
supplying delicious caviar, sandwiches.
Soup course was had at Mrs. Edward
Carpenters. the entree was served by
Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. G. F.
Humbert; Mrs Phisterer, ST., and
Mrs Phisterer, Jr, had the meat
course, Mrs. Hinkle and Mrs. Frank
Applin the salad, and Mrs. G. s. Hicks
and Mrs. Harold Nichols the desert
and coffee The party wound up at
the bungalow Of Mrs. Hicks, where a
photograph was set in motion. Need
less to say, the rest of the evening
was devoted to ragging-whole heart
ed dancing such as can only be seen
when the fair sex get together with
no men about to observe.
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Maui Tea
Mrs. John Guild entertained most
delightfully."- en- Tuesday afternoon, the
affair being in the nature Of thimble
rarty for Mrs. Ben Baldwin of Kauai,
Mrs. Frank Alexander Of Maui and
Mrs Hardy Of Maui. Other MauiiteS
to the number of 20 were present, the
afternoon passing swiftly with rem
iniscences of the other island. Mrs. j.
A. Balch played a number of selec-
tons OF the piano in her usual pleas
ing manner. Delicious refreshments
were served at about five.
Miss MERGERS Bridge Tea.
Miss Hazel Auld, the house guest of
Miss Nesta Mercer. is the buest Of
homer at a delightful bridge tea this
afternoon. given by the. latter at her
home in Kaimuki. Playing commenced
and finished promptly at tea time. The
party was then Joined by members Of