Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-07

Young, Miss Elizabeth Pratt, Miss
elena McCracken, Miss Dorothy
Wood, Miss Elsie Ledgate, Miss
Elizabeth Low and Miss Elsie
Mrs. Isenberg's Luneheons.
Although the rain has come down
in such torrents this week as 10 dis
courage the most dauntless of hostess
there have nevertheless been num-
Der of very charming affairs which
have gone off with great smoothness
and jollity, despite the elements that
ragged without Among the most not
ed OF these events were two lunch
cons given by Mrs Alexander lsen-
berg at her home on Punahou street.
The first of these was on Wednesday,
June 4th, and was highly informal in
its character. The table was adorned
with white roses and maidenhair fern,
with other accessories to match. The
guests on this occasion were Mrs. F..
w. Klebahn, Mrs. Frederick Funston,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. w. H. Babbitt, Mrs.
Timberlake, Mrs George Sherman,
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mrs. ]. NJ Dow
sett, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Miss Mar
garet Walker and Mrs. Renjes.
The second affair was larger and
more elaborate 1t took place on Fri
day, the 9Th. and was. in honor of
Mrs. Frederick Funston. although
Mrs. Isenberg had the further mo-
tive of gathering her old friends
about her once more before she
leaves on her long sojourn abroad.
White brides roses tinged with pink
and with the center of sunset form
ed the centerpiece. while the other
favors were IN the same tones Of white
and pink and green. Mrs. Isenherg's
hospitality so permeated the attrac-
tive affair, that thoroughly enjoy
able time was had by everyone. Yes
ferday's guests were Mrs. Frederick
Funston. Mrs. Timberlake. Mrs. Geo.
r.. Carter. Mrs. Renters. Mrs. Avres,
Mrs. Walter f. Frear. Mrs. Cheatham,
Mrs. Frederick Klamp. Mrs. Conklin,
Mrs. Richard Cooke. Mrs. c.. G. Ral-
lentyne. Mrs. Albert Warehouse, Mrs.
f.. A. Jones. Mrs. A. G. Halves. Jr.,
Mrs. A. Lewis. Mrs. G. B. t. Moore,
Miss c. M. Cooke. Mrs. Clarence
Cooke, Miss Beatrice Castle Mrs. Car
Denter, Mrs. Singlehurst. Miss Agnes
Walker and Mrs. H. Holmes.
Miss Hattie Lucas Thimble Party.
Miss Alice Cooper was the guest of
honor yesterday at a thimble party
given by Mrs. Hattie Lucas at her
home on Keeaumoku st. Although
some of the guests occupied their
time seriously over dainty bits Of
embroidery. and lace-making, many
others were OF. more frivolous frame
Of mind and preferred singing the
latest airs or trying new step in
the Tango. Later In the afternoon
tempting delicacies were served. The
house was most attractively decorated
for the occasion with golden-faced CO.
reopsis and white Shasta daisies.
Among the invited guests. we're Miss
Alice Cooper. the guest of honor and
Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss Gladys
Tearne, Miss Lady Macfarlane.. Miss
Blanche Soper, Hiss Marjory Freeth,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, Miss Isa-
helle McCorriston, Miss Sara Lucas,
Miss florence Hoffman, Miss Esther
Kopke. Miss Alice Hopper, Miss Eliz-
sbeth Hopper. Miss Bertha Kopke.
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Burr, Miss
Alice Cornet, Mrs. George Collins,
Miss Lydia McStocker, Miss Violet
Mckee. Miss Edith Williams and Miss
Mary Lucas.
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Mrs. w. Il. Goetz Bridge Afternoon.
On Friday afternoon at her home in
Manoa Valley. Mrs. w. H. Goetz en-
tertained for six tables of bridge The
house was very attractive in its dec
orations Of pink roses and maiden
hair. After several rubbers of auc.
ton the first prize, a cut glass conn
pote dish, was awarded to Mrs M. T.
Clegg. while Mrs. Simpson won the
second, pretty embroidered bag,
Mrs. Charles Bon cut the lowest card
which brought her the consolation
prize, a dainty little handkerchief.
Delicate refreshments were then
served. Among those present were
Mrs. Charles Bon. Mrs. Simpson. Mrs.
Tarleton, Mrs. Bierbach. Mrs. NJ. T.
Clegg. Mrs. Waldron. Miss Johnson.