Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-25

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afternoons where cur needles can keel
/ pace with cur tongues We abandon
! the idle card playing and cling tc
! tllImble teas alone. Mrs. John B
Guard was hosress at delightful at
fair Of this kind on Wednesday al
which dainty refreshments concluded
a busy AFTERNOON. Among these pres
ent were Mss Mariel Howatt, Miss
Marjcry Gilman, Miss Florence Cur
rey, Mrs. Arledge, Mrs. Jack Young
Miss Violet Atherttn and Mrs. Frank
noogs.
Mrs. s6eiPs Evening Br,dae.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was. the evening bridge party
which, Mrs. Ia:aes F.. Eel of Fort
Shafter gave last evening In heuor oil
the widows" The Halloween spirii
neryaded the entire affair from the
JACKIE. lanterns which grinned at the
players from all the corners and
crannies, to the witches and COLLINS
heck cats and @punkins,p which were
literally sprinkled Throughout. the dee.
orations. Even the bon bon dishes,
tally cards, table cloths and napkins
were significant of the season. The
prizes, both first and second, were
heautiful vases, and were won by
Mrs. Paul Malone and Mrs. C. S.
Lincoln after some gaily contested
rubbers A delicious supper was then
served. Those present were Mrs. O.
Rcsenhaum, Mrs. Paul Malone, Mrs.
w. Glib. Mrs. G. s. Lincoln, Mrs.
Roe, Mrs. Robert McCleave, Mrs.
Frederick Coos, Mrs. A. j. Booth,
Mrs. NJ Lenihan, Mrs. L. o. Math.
Gws. Mrs. BENJAMIN Watkins, Mrs
w. R. Gibson, Mrs. E. v. Smith and
the hostess. ~. .
Mrs. GihsoH's Bridge Luncheon.
a very charming affair Of the week
was the bridge luncheon given by
Mrs. W. R, Gibson Of Fort Shafter
for Mrs. j. j. Galbraith. Mrs. F.
French, Mrs. G. Baulett, Mrs. r, J
Buckly. Mrs. NJ. Eenihan, Mrs. E.
" Smith, Mrs. -. P. Jackson and
Mrs. e. Y. Massee. After a delicious
summer tiffin. the guests devoted the
time to royal auction An artistic
brown basket of roses and ferns was
gwen to Mrs. French, who was for
tunate enough TO roll up the highest
score. \ H., o - -
Mrs. Lenihan's Bridge. s. =.
A very delightful bridge was given
IN Tuesday when Mrs. M. Lehman of
Fort SKATER entertained. Prizes of
Japanese porcelain were won by Mrs.
Paul Malone and Mrs. George Jamer.
son, after a number of interesting
'ubkbcrs OF auction. Others present
were Mrs. Tower, Mrs. w. Glib, Mrs.
E. V. Smith. E. Mgs. F. P. Jackson,
Mrs. w. R. Jackson and the, hostess.
Service Wedding of Note.
, The Army and Navy Journal has |
he following account. of a marriage
f interest to local service people. |
Capt. Frank c. Burnett, LIST u. S. !
nf., and Miss Ellen Giltner Combs
we're married in Chicago, H.. Sept 20,
913, at the home of the brides. sis
err Mrs. Thomas A. Velie, and Mr.. {;
SIlS' IDOL heEWOO0 avenue, The
ride, who was given in marriage by
Ter sister, Mrs. Frank Simpson, was
,owned in white satin under an en-
'rotdered net, the bodice having a
quare neck and short sleeves. Herl
ulle veil was fastened to a close fit.
ing CorOnet of Grange blossoms and
lies of the valley. and extended thet
ength of the court train. She carried
bouquet Of orchids and lilies of the
alley in shower effect. Mrs. VeIie
vas her sisters matron of honor. She
'ore a Paris gown. If old rose and
liver hrocaded in naarls and rhine
tones. A girdle of black illusion was
astened at the back with an idides-
ent buckle from which butterfly ends
uttered. Lieut. Walter E. Pridgen.
st L. S. Infantry, was best man.
here were two pages, Master Craigt
nd Master Jack Nelie, wearing white
attn suits. The Episcopal serVicei
as recited by Bishop E. R. Hendrix
a the living room before the fire X
lAee. thickly massed with greeneryt {
nd American Beauty roses, under a ]
anopy of draped American flags. /
milaX concealed the chandelier and !