Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

Fort Rueer Bridge Club.
Owens, Miss Maude Jones. Mr.. Wal
ton Hedges, Major E. v. Smith and
Lieut.. N. Campanole.
Miss Marjory GiIman's swimming
Party.
Miss Fanny Hoogs Is the guest of
honor at supper and swimming par
ty this evening. given by Miss Mar
| jory Gilman at her home at Waikiki,
The affair, though informal, promises
to be very jolly one, and, is being
greatly anticipated by those. invited.
The guests will be Miss Fanny Hoogs,
MISS Alice Hoogs. Miss Laura: Ather-
ton, Miss Violet Anterior, Miss ,Isa-
belle McCorriston, Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Miss Letitia Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Guard, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hoogs, Mr.. Richard Cation, Mr.. Percy
Nottage, Mr.. Will Hoogs, Mr.. Cyril
Hoogs. Mr.. Arthur Gilman, Mr. Vim
cent Genoyes, Mr.. Dave Larsen, Mr..
James Morgan. Mr., Charles McWayne,
and Mr.. Alexander Anderson. Z.
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Mrs. Bakers Bridge Party
One of the largest affairs of the
week was the bridge party given on
Thursday by Mrs. Charles L Baker at
her charming little bungalow at Fort
Kruger. The guests played cards on
the lanai and pergola, which had
been attractively draped with Ameri-
can flags for the occasion. Large bowls
of rose pink asters and ferns were
also used in the decorations The aft
ernoon was devoted toeroyal auction,
some of the bidding being most keen
and hazardous Those holding tho
highest scores were Miss Macdonald,
Mrs. Charles d. VIM, Mrs Hicks, Mrs.
Frank ID. Applin, Mrs. Daniel Appel
and Mrs. Harold Nichols The prizes
for the two highest scores were sets
of blue and white bowls; the next two
highest received brass candlesticks;
the fifth, Japanese print, and the
sixth a brass bowlsE "a idelicious tea
was then served. Afnehg those pres
ent were Mrs. b. r Huntington, Mrs.
Ressler, Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Ed
ward d. Kremers, Mrs. c.. Walker,
Mrs. G. F. Humbert, Mrs. Charles D.
Winn, Mrs. J.. s. Johnston, Mrs.
Hick, Mrs. Edwin 0'Hara, Miss Myra
Angus, Mrs George D. Graham, Mrs.
Norris Stayton. Mrs. Frank D. Applin,
Mrs. c.. Clark, Mrs Clifford Jones,
Mrs. Richard Cults, Miss Jean Angus,
Mrs. William Wooten, Mrs. Samuel APP
pei, Mrs. l.. o. Mathews, Mrs Ed
ward H. Undertake. Miss Yates and
Mrs. Harold Nichols.
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Mrs. Tenney Peck's Luncheon.
Mrs. Hugh Stewart of Pasadena
was the guest of honor at an inform
al luncheon on Wednesday, given by
Mrs. L. Tenney Peck at Kahala. Sim
plicity was the keynote of the az
fair-none of the Kahala parties ever
attempting the eonventionalities of
town. Golden shower was the only
decoration used. Those invited to
meet Mrs. Stewart were the Princess
Kawananakoa, Mrs. e. M. Watson,
MISS Genevieve Bradley. Miss Christ.
lana Bradley, Mrs: Frederick Klamp,
Miss Myra Angus, Mrs. G. G. Ballen-
tyne, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mrs.
Myers and Mrs. Locke e.
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Fort Ruger Bridge Club.
Capt and Mrs. Francis M. Hinkle
will entertain the members of the
Fort Ruger Bridge Club this evening
at their pretty home in the Diamond
Head post The guests will be Major
and Mrs. Edward Undertake, Capt.
and Mrs. j. S. Johnston, Capt and
Mrs. E. Carpenter. Capt and Mrs. G.
Clark, Capt w. Phisterer. Lieut. van
Deusen, Capt and Mrs. Hicks. DR..
and Mrs. G. Baker, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold Nichols, Lieut.. and Mrs. E.
Applin, Lieut. and Mrs. G. F. Hum
bert, Mrs. Ressler, Capt and Mrs
Norris Stayton and Miss Macdonald.
Mrs. Jamerson's Bridge. b
A small but delightful bridge party
was given yesterday by Mrs. George
Jamerson at her home at; Fort Shaft
er. The prizes were big Chinese lam,
terms and were won by Mrs. M. Ma
comb and Mrs. William Wooten after
several interesting rubbers had been
played. Tempting refreshments then
followed. The invited guests were
Mrs. Paul B. Malone, Mrs, Edward K.
Massee, Mrs. M. Macomb, Mrs. Rich
ard Cults. Mrs William Wooten, Mrs
Frederick Cook and Mrs. E. A. Shut
tleworth. - IL. ss-. II.
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Jumper Party at the Country Club.
A very jolly affair was given last
evening when several Of the members
of the Country Club invited their
friends to an informal rag party. Both
boys and girls wore jumpers to evince
absolute unconventionality, and the
music was furnished by the popular
electric piano which the Country Club
has recently Installed. Those who at
tended this jolly affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Cation, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Conrad, Miss Elisabeth Terrier,
Miss Fanny Hoogs, Miss Violet Ather-
ton, Miss Laura Atherton, Mrs. Norma
Adams, Miss Comma Wadman, Miss
Helen Spalding. Miss Dorothy Guild,