Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-10

ess al a small hut very pretiily ar
pointed tJffin on Wednesday IN k6a n
Ct Mrs Marquis OF Santa Cruz ,Els
table Was artis;icalk decorated with
rieirIS and RastgrJiums a srlcel
bowl vi the formed tie cent,-p.tc
;Wnlle al each place was 4 C1rsaS a
piece. J1f lCag Stemmed VioletS tied
wAh pprp!e and old gold ribbon Hand
, pa.gtel violet place cards marked
each guests seat at the table Those
present were Mrs Marquis Mrs Bush.
AIr M2gSton Campbell. Miss Jessie
Smith and Miss Alberta Marquis
The f1rtnightly hop NJ SchotieId
Barracks took place last night These
hops are SO informal that no decora-
lions are attempted but that they
are very enjoyable is evidenced by
the fact that they are always we'll
attended. MANS people from Hcno-
lulu motoring on, - be present
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Mrs. Wstdron's Card Party.
Oae OF the pleaSantest affairs OF the
week was bridge afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. f. l.. Waldron in Manoa
Valley The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion in that lux
mr. of II wers pink Duchess roses.
The drawing room was filled with
them, and their delicate perfume In
another room bright eyed coreopsis
ard Shasta daisies mingled with maid.
EN- hair fern made an effective color
scheme OF gold and silver Mrs. Wal
dron's prizes were dainty little silver
picture frames, which were won after
some close bidding by Mrs. VIII
Thompson, Mrs. Howard Ellis. Mrs.
Belser. Mrs. Daniels, Mrs Ed Paris
and Mrs. Marrere Not so lucky in
bidding on lilies, but still smiled
upen by Dame Fortune. Mrs. NOVEL;
cut the lowest card for the consola-
ton, her prize being a most faseinat-
ing silver bottle of smelling salts
Mrs. Waldron's guests on this occa-
sion were Mrs w. r. Williams. Mrs
r. c. Mccormick. Mrs G. r. Tack
abury. Mrs. George Angus. Mrs. ].
Unger, Mrs. F. ID. Steere Mrs. J. j.
Belser, Mrs. f. Paris. Mrs. c. r. Fra
zier, Mrs. Will Thompson. Mrs. Dan
iels, Mrs. H.. Gray Mrs w. ] Dyer,
Mrs. John T. Warren. Mrs l.. ]. War
rem, Mrs. Howard Ellis. Mrs c. W.
Cooley, Mrs. S. H. Barrere, Mrs. X
Porter, Mrs. l.. H. Petrie. Mrs. ]. ID.
Smith, Miss Neustadt. Mrs. Novel;
and Mrs. Dayton of Fort Shafter.
Mrs. Ormond Wallis Card Party.
Both rum and bridge were played
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Thursday afternoon. The affair was
given in honor of Mrs. Hyman of Oak
land who is in Honolulu on an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. Peck.
The prizes on this occasion were very
unique and pretty, made from Dresden
satin and gold lace. One was an en-
gagement book, another talcum pow
der holder, and a third, marshmallow
box The fortunate winners of these
pretty trophies were Mrs. Frank Hal
stead, Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Hop
kins. When the playing was finished
the guests all sat at a large table,
beautifully decorated with large dou-
BILE hibiscus and maiden hair ferns.
Those who came to meet Mrs. LYMAN
were Mrs Peck, Miss Stella Peck,
Mrs Hopkins, Miss Hopkins of Leile-
hua, Mrs McStocker, Mrs. c. A.
Brown, Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs
Stone, Mrs. Frank Halstead, Miss Ju-
lie McStocker, Mrs Guard, Miss Nina
Ahrens, Mrs. Day. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs. Sam Peck, Mrs.
Grossman and Mrs Richardson.
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Mrs. Cults Thimble Party
Mrs Ross Kingsbury and Mrs. Ger
aid Johnson were the guests of honor
at a thimble party given by Mrs.
Cults on Monday afternoon at her
home on Pensacola street. The guests
sewed on pretty little travelling
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