Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
Mrs. sIake's BRIDGE Luncheon.

Mrs. BIake's Bridge Luncheon.
Lavender double petunias were the
flowers Mrs. Blake CT Manoa valley
selected for the attractive decorations
al her bridge luncheon Monday. These
lovely and most unusual blossoms, in
conjunction with mauye colored place
cards and favor made a beautiful
table. Twelve ladies were present TO
enjoy the informal luncheon and
afterwards an interesting game of
bridge. The highest honors for the
latter went to Miss Jessie Smith.
while Mrs. Fred Bush was lucky
enough to win the consolation. Those
present at this lavender luncheon
We're Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. John
Drew, Mrs. St Clair Sayres, Mrs, A.
y. Novel;. Mrs. Fred Lyser, Mrs. Guy
Gere, Mrs. Percy Morse, Miss Jessie
Smith, Mrs. Fred Bush, Mrs. Marquis
and Miss Alberta Marquis.
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Mrs. Wh0lley Married
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage on April % of
Mrs. Estelle Hagan Wholley and Col.
Alfred Reynolds, u. S. A, retired, at
Roanoke, Va, Mrs. Wholley was the
widow of the late Col. John Wholley,
commandant of Fort Shafter, who died
suddenly last fall Col. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds will reside at Roanoke.
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Mrs Jordan entertained delightfully."-
at bridge on Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Charles Eckart. Others present
were Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs Berg, Mrs.
Day, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Colley, Mrs.
Foster, Mrs. Stackable, Mrs. Burning
ham, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
Hayselden, Miss Louise Lucas. Miss
Deyereaux and Miss Elsie Werth-
mueller.
Plans are well under way and invi-
tations out for a reception to be given
in honor of Brigadier General and
Mrs. Funston at the Infantry Hall,
Schofield Barracks. on Friday evening,
May %. Flags, flowers and bunting
will be used for decorative effects N
an elaborate fashion. The Twenty
fifth Infantry band will play until 8
O'Clock, after which dancing will con-
tinue until IL. The commanding OIL
GERS of the various organizations and
their, wives will form the receiving
line.
Albert Waterhouse was return
ing passenger from the Orient on
the Korea Monday afternoon. Mr..
Waterhouse has been travelling in the
Far East for the past four months,
most of the time being spent. how
ever, in Singapore and the Straits
Settlements.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baldwin return
ed to Honolulu on the Mongolia last
Friday. Mr. Baldwin is one of the
last of the polo players to come
back to the islands after the recent
tournament He and his. wife spent
several weeks more in California, en-
toying the bracing climate and good
theaters,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wichman re-
turned on the Mongolia FRIDAY after
a short trip to New York. where they
witnessed the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Violet Stoever to
Louis Leonori Smith.
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Mrs. W. H. Babbitt invited dozen
of her friends to an informal tea Mon
day to meet Miss One Tsuda, who
passed through on the Korea. A very
delightful afternoon was. spent renew
ing old acquaintanceship and listening
10 Miss Tsuda's interesting accounts
of the problems of women in Japan
The famous Japanese woman's ability
10 judge affairs, from two viewpoints.
critically from American standards
and sympathetically with the under
standing Of the Japanese, makes her.
opinions doubly valuable to the think
ing world.
Mrs. Carpenter of Fort Ruger en-
tertained the bridge club Saturday
right. After some very exciting
games of lilies, the evening was
brought to close with a toothsome
dutch supper.
The Service Bridge Club met at the
home CT Admiral AMI Mrs. Moore in
Manca Valley Saturday night There.
were five tables of auction.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Livingston
are spending the Summer months as
the guests of their mother and father.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hopper, on
Keeaumoku street.