Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29

during the mid-winter holidays. their
plans have been so changed that a
house party to Mrs. Sam Aliens home
at Kaneche has been substituted The
young ladies will leave town today and
Will return to town the latter part Of
next week. Mrs. j. A. Gilman will
accompany them as chaperone. Among
those who will spend the week on the
other side of the island are Miss Fan
ny Hogs, Miss Violet Atherton, Miss
Laura Athertons Miss Ruth McChes-
ney, Miss Martha McChesney, Miss
Nuiiel Howatt, Miss Marguerite Wad-
man, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth
Soper. Miss Marjorie Gilman, Miss
Alice Hcogs, Miss Belle McCorriston
and Mrs ]. A. Gilman.
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Mrs. NJ. e. Grossnian Bridge
Hostess.
One of the elaborate affairs at the
Country Club this week was the bridge
tea at which Mrs. M. e. Grossman en-
tertained. The function was delight
fully Informal and likewise enjoyable.
Simplicity was the keynote through
out the decorations and the prizes
Some among Mrs. CHEESEMAN'S guests
were Mrs. James A. Kennedy, Mrs.
Frank Halstead, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Al
bert Horner. Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs.
Hobby, Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. Theodore
Lansing. Mrs. Nelson Lansing, Miss
Bertha Young, Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs.
Robert Single, Mrs. George Beckley.
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane. Mrs. Hum
rhreys, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mrs
F. b. McStocler, Mrs 0. e. Wall, Mrs.
Arthur Wall, Mrs. l. Tenney Peck,
Mrs. 8. S. Peck. Mrs Philip Peck, Miss
Stella Peck. Mrs John T. Warren,
Mrs. G. F. Bush. Mrs. Marquis. Mrs.
Al. Hooking, Miss Florence Hoffman.
Mrs Harold Giffard, Mrs. Lyons, Miss
Lyons of St Paul. Mrs. Lyser. Mrs.
Unger. Mrs. George Angus. Mrs. Klue-
gel, Mrs. Cunha. Mrs r. r. Reidford,
Mrs. T. Hommedieu. Mrs. J. ]. Belser,
Mrs. Merle Johnson. Miss Mann, Miss
Mario Mann and others.
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Dance at the Oahu Country Club.
For some reason perhaps because
tho society folk have not as yet re-
cuperated from the effects of tho late
nights at the opera, the supper dance
at the Country Club was rather a
small affair. No large reservations
were made for the dinner and hardly
more than a hundred guests dined
there. AS the evening waned, how
ever, the gathering increased and
probably two hundred people danced
10 the music of Kaais quintet club.
These supper dances at the club are
delightful and are looked forward to
by the members as an appropriate way
&c entertain island visitors. A SINH
Jar function will probably be given
sometime during the next month.
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The Service Bridge Club.
The Service Bridge Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. G. Neville at her home on
Rinau street The PRIZES were taken
by Mrs. R. NJ. Cults and Mrs Gerald
Johnson The guests included Mrs.
Harold Pratt, Mrs Homer l.. Preston.
Mrs. George E. Turner, Mrs. Gerald
Johnson. Mrs. Ross Kingshury. Mrs
r, N. Cults. Mrs F. D. Edwards and
the hostess
Hunter-Chase.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Maudej
Hunter to Robert Sherman Chase has
been announced to take place the sec
ond week in April at st. Clements
church. Rev William s. Short, of
Wailuku, Maui, will ofIiciate.
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Mrs. Randolph Moore Entertairs.
Mrs. Randolph Moore was hostess at
an informal sewing tea on Wednesday