Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24
Service Bridge Club.

Service Bridge Club
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Rich.
ard Cults was hostess for the Service
Bridge Club. As the members OF this
little coterie are players Of long ex.
per.ence. some very good bridge was
had, the prizes eventually going to
Mrs. Harold Pratt and Mrs. Gordon
Toothsome refreshments were served
later in the afternoon
Mrs. Walter Jones Afternoon.
Mrs. Julius Unger. who leaves Tues
day for San Francisco by the Homo
lulan, was the guest OF honor at a
steamer shower given by Mrs. Walter
Jones on Thursday afternoon at the
CORTLAND Many dainty as well as
useful gifts for travelling were rain
cd upon Mrs Unger The afternoon
sped very pleasantly with auction
bridge and sewing for those who We're
not enthusiastic about the game.
The prizes, charming little accessories
of the boudoir. were won by Miss
Florence Lee Miss Helen Latham and
Mrs. Norris Stayton. Those present
were. Tue SupSl vi HbIOi. MIS- Jdlitio
Unger and Mrs George Tackahury,
Mrs Louis Edmunds. Mrs. Fred Wal
dron. Mrs. Norris StaytOn. Miss Flor
ence Lee Mrs Kirk Porter. Mrs. Geo,
Stobie. Mrs Hanna F.. Palmer. Mrs.
George Bowler, Mrs II. Berger, Miss
Ruth McChesnev Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Miss katherine Mccarthy.
Miss I.onge. Miss Lucille Levy, Miss
Margaret Mcdonald, Mrs Helen La
than and Miss Neustadt.
Mrs. Lance's Bridge Afternoon.
In honor of Mrs. G, +. Eckart, who
leaves shortly for Olaa pl ntation. Ha-
waii, Mrs. Robert Lange entertained
at very successful bridge afternoon
ION Thursday. The prizes, pretty little
weekend cases in delicate shades of
pink and blue and lavender, were won
by Mrs. II. F. Wichman, Mrs. b. NJ.
CoIley and Mrs Frank Halstead, the
consolation going TO Mrs. J. B. Rem
tiers, wife of the new British consul.
Those present were Mrs c. +. Cooper,
Mrs. Renters. Mrs Wichman, Mrs.
James Kennedy. Mrs. Lakeland. Mrs.
Day, Mrs. Davidson. Miss Hardley,
Mrs Jordan. Miss Blair, Miss Lucas,
Mrs. Halstead. Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Stan.
icy, Miss Uhling. Mrs, Berg, and the
guest of honor. Mrs. Eckart.
Bridge Club.
Mrs. Lemuel Stevens, wife of Lieut..
Stevens of The navy. was hostess of
the Wednesday afternoon bridge club
this week at her home in the navy
v rd The prizes, which were smart
little corsage pieces of French flowers,
were won by Mrs Cults. Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs.
Nielsen Lansing and Mrs Sheedy (con-
solation). Those present were Miss
Julie McStocker, Mrs. Cults, Miss Dy-
dia McStocker. Mrs Edwards, Mrs.
Game, Mrs. Sheedy, Mrs. Kirby Smith,
Mrs. Samuel Gordon, Mrs. Harold
Pratt, Mrs Barker, Mrs. Louis Ed
munds. Miss Callie Lucas, Miss Flor
enee Hoffman, Mrs. Nelson Lansing.
Miss Sara Lucas, Mrs. Honeyman and
Mrs. Preston.
Mrs. C. 3. Cooper's Supper.
Mr.. l. e. Pinkh IN was the guest OF
honor at supper given by DR.. and
Mrs. G. B. Cooper on Monday evening
at their home on Hackfeld st. As Mr..
Pinkham left for San Francisco by the
ShinyO Maru on the following day, the
affair was in the nature of an aloha
from his old friends. The table was
attractively wecorated with very beaut-
iful and unusual blue lilies in tall
vases with asparagus and maiden hair
ferns. The evening was very pleas
antly spent with music and conversa-
ton. Those present were Mr.. l.. E.
Pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown,
Mrs. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Mamie
Phillips, Mrs. Myers, Mr.. George Den
ison, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Earring
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hedeman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp.
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Dinner for Judge and Mrs. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild of College
street, entertained at a delightfully."- APP
pointed dinner on Tuesday night in
honor OF Judge and Mrs. John G. Hunt
of San Francisco. The table was be, ut
fully decorated with velvety panSies,
large bowl of them making the cen
terpiece while loose pansies and
feathery fronds of maiden-hair fern
we're scattered artistically about. The
guests were Judge and Mrs. Hunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Church, Mr. and Mrs. Dodge,
Mrs w North ind Miss Dorthy Guild.
Mrs Hunt is in one sense of the word
a "kamaaina," having been born in
Honolulu. She left at quite a tender
age, however. and is now much inter
ested in revisiting the scenes of her
childhood Judge Hunt is we'll known
to many people in Hawaii. For thirty
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