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Lieut.. and Mrs. Mathews Dinner. : =
A very jolly affair was given on
Tuesday evening when Lieut. and
Mrs. L. o. Mathews entertained at
dinner in honor Of Lieut.. l.. NJ. Sill
vester, whose birthday it was. The
young officer was considerably sur.
prised by finding number of small
gifts at his place, not knowing that
he had been the motif for the occa-
sion Others present were Miss
Katherine Lehman. Miss Lenihan,
DR.. Leo Mudd and the host and
hostess. r..
Bridge for Mrs. Glesecke.
Mrs Arthur Fletcher Of Kaimuh
entertained at auction bridge for Mrs.
Ernst Giesecke and Miss Meiniger
Mrs. Giesecke scored highest. Mrs.
Applin second; third, Mrs. Marshall
Webb; consolation, Mrs. Prescott.
Those who ployed we're Mrs. Ernst
Giesecke. Miss Meiniger. Mrs. w. w.
Thayer, Mrs. james Guild. Miss Ella
Fletcher, Mrs Lewis Underwood,
Mrs. s. B. Peck, Mrs. Ray Rietow,
Mrs. C. S. Crane, Mrs. L. E. Thayer,
Miss Lucy Diamond, Mrs. G. Prescott,
Mrs. r. r. Hair. Mrs. M. Webb, Mrs.
Applin, Miss Mabel Hair. =.
kaimuki Bridge.
Mrs. G. Prescott on Thursday after
noon entertained the Kaimuki Auction
Bridge Club. Miss Mable Hair scored
highest, Mrs. Lewis Underwood sec
ond, Mrs. Simpson the consolation.
/ Those who enjoyed this delightful
afternoon were Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs,
Johnson, Mrs. A. F. Thayer, Mrs L.
E. Thayer, Mrs. r. R. Hair, Mrs. G..
S. Crane, Mrs. Applin. Mrs. S. Peck.
! Mrs. Ray Rietow, Miss Hair, Mrs.
Lewis Underwood, Mrs. Simpson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. de 6fetteyiIie's Dinner.
Among the many delightful dinners
given at the Pleasanton on Thursday
night was that at which Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. BrettevilIe entertained. Sum
| flowers and yellow lights were used to
carry out the golden idea. After din
ner the guests joined in the general
dancing on the lanai. Among Mr. and
MrsI de Bretteville's guests were Mrs.
IT. Sorenson, Miss Anna Sorenson, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moller, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. Alice
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hede-
mann.
Pol Supper for Prince and Princess
" kaIanianaole.
The friends of Prince and Princess
Kalanianao1e without doubt lost little
time in entertaining for them after
their arrival from Washington on
/ Tuesday. Scarcely we're they estab-
| lished within their ancestral walls.
their trunks unpacked, when the invi-
tations were out for a poi supper N
/ their honor. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Col
burn were the leading spirits of the
affair, others present being Col Sam
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs George BeckIey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Single. Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Ashford, Nj. and. Mrs.
Carl Widemann, DIR. and Mrs. Harvey
Murray, Mr.. Charles Chillingworth,
Mrs. III. Roth, Mrs. Gus Schmidt, Mrs.
Refs, Miss Bernice Cook, Mrs Eliza
beth K. Booth, Judge and Mrs. Al. g.
M. Robertson and the Misses Colburnl
(4). ~
The table was beautifully banked
with golden rod and ferns An old
fashioned Hawaiian supper the viands
of which can be appreciated only by
a really truly" kamaaina, was served.
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Dinner on Board the Riaggoid.
A delightful dinner was given last
Saturday evening by Lieut.. H. F. Coll
ley on. board the mine planter Ring
gold. Pink roses were used on the
table, while dainty Hawaiian cards
marked the places. After dinner the
party. motored out to Fort Shafter,
where they attended the hop. Among
those present were DIR. and Mrs.
Wickham, Miss Macdonald, Miss
Helen SpalGing, Miss Myrtle lSchu-
man, Lieut. George Halloran, Lieut..
N. Campanole and the host, Lieut.. H.
f. Col1ey.
Capt. and Mrs. Listers Dinner. 3
To the outsider 1t seems as If life
in the service were one continuous
party. And however serious the bus
mess side Of their life may be, II
is indubitably true that they enter
tain a great deal-noti ceably more
than The civilian set-and with 2
spirit of informality that makes even
their conventional functions delight
full. An event greatly anticipated by
those invited is the dinner this even
ing at. which Capt. and Mrs. Lister
are hosts. Among their uests will
be Capt, and Mrs. E. K. Massee, Capt.
and Mrs. B. o.. Mahaffey, and Lieut..
and Mrs. Samuel Gordon of the navy.
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Fort Ruser Bridge Club.
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. F. Humbert will
entertain the members of the Fort Ru.
ger bridge club this evening at their
attractive quarters in the Diamond
Head post Those. who will be pres
ent are Capt. and Mrs. John S. John
ston, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Clark,