Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-22

Mrs. Cases Luncheon.
The Pleasanton was the scene Of q
very attractive luncheon on Thursday
when Mrs. D. B. Case, wife of Major
Case, entertained. A pink and green
color scheme was carried in the table
decorations and place cards, a large
bowl of feathery pink asters and
maidenhair fern being used as a CEN
terpiecer Among Mrs Cases guests
were Mrs. Daniel Appel Mrs. C. B. T.
Moore, Mrs. John Graham, Mrs. NJ.
nj. Macomb, Mrs. A. s. Conklin, Mrs.
C. D. VIM, Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs.
Norris Stayten, Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Balance, Mrs. Samuel Gordon, Miss
Louise Girard, Mrs. F.. NJ. SwanZy,
Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. w. Short,
Mrs. Frederick Barker, Mrs:-J. G. Gal
braith and Miss Betty Case.
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Capt. and Mrs. Jamersop's Bridge.
r. A delightful affair of Tuesday
night was the evening bridge at (which
Capt. and Mrs. George iJamerson of
Fort Shafter were host and hostess.
The affair was in compliment to Mrs.
Tower and Mrs. Carpenter, mother
and sister of Mrs. Jamerson. After
number Of gaily exciting rubbers of
auction bridge, the prizes, handsome
leather handkerchief cases, were
awarded to General Macomb, Capt.
McCleayet and to Major and Mrs.
Wootens { A. dainty sspppera was then
served. Among the players were Gen
eral and Mrs. NJ. Macon4b, Major and
Mrs John T. Myers, Capt. and Mrs.
Robert }McCleaye, Capt. and Mrs, C.
CLARK, Major and Mrs. E. ". Smith,
capt. and Mrs. W., R. Gibson, Major
and Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Tower, Mrs.
Carpenter and Capt. and Mrs. Jamer-
son.
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MRS. Rosenbaun1's Bridge.
"a NeIy eAjosabie: brfuee party was
given Gil 4 I:ursaay after15oA at Fort
5aaIL5r by us. O.to tiosenDaum, Wlle
,uf I.aPla4n IrGseIIi'auIm, IN honor OIL
Mrs. ~ tafpelIle!, sI6rer OF Mrs. u.
4. JsmerSon, WIN leaves next week
.lor her nome Oh the malniand. Lne
prlzes-LanGsome cups and saucers,
we're won by MRS. w. X. GfbsOn, nrst,
and mrs. l.. V. smith, second.
DAINTY powterUOx was presented u
Mrs. Carpenter as a guest prize.
Among tuose present we've MRS. =. '.
smith, Mrs. VI. :. GIBBS, Mrs. Paul
4daione, mrs. James h. Bell, MRS. W.
H. GlLSoa, MRS. Frederick COOK, Mrs.
ilon4er iescoh, 4hrsts u. r. JanIerson,
NA1G. lower, krs. ID. LenIAah, Iue
Guest OF honor (mrs. CarpenterJ, ana
Lne hostess.
hiss Lenihan's Rag Party.
NO allalr Is quite cOnpIete without
its meeu OF dancing, b great Is tAo
craze 1Ur tango anu ene-s.ep. there
IUre II Is not surprising tuat MISS
katherine Lenlnan's party at Fort
onaTter was devoted mostly to rag
gang. Guessing games ana contests
VI various sorts occupied part OF the
evening, however, prizes going to
Lieut.. W. T.. hose ana Lieut.. Carl Har-
ulgg. In addition to the young people
OF the popular infantry posts, a num-
Der OF guests from town were includ-
ed in the list OF those present.
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Lieut.. Baxters Dinner.
Lieut., Charles X. Baxter of Fort
Kamehameha was host at a delightful
dinner last evening" at the Young
hotel. The af1air, though highly in
FORMAL, was beautifully appointed in
every respect. Among those present
were Capt. and Mrs. Clifford Jones,
Capt. and Mrs. g.. A Taylor, Miss
Katherine Winans, Miss betty Case,
Major F. W. Coe, Lieut.. E. 5. Kelly
and Lieut.. c. w. Jenkins.
Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Charles L'Hommedien was
hostess this week for the Wednesday
Bridge Club. Battle was merrilyI
waged across Two tables in her pretty
home in Manoa valley, prizes-dainty
gold hatpips-eventually going to-
Mrs. Nelson lansing and Mrs. Birch
Mahaffey. Toothsome refreshments
were then served. On this occasion
the players were Mrs. G. F. Humbert,
Mrs. Birch o. Mahaffey, Mrs. Nelson
Lansing, i"rs. FT;.Lh Hogs, Mrs. Wal
ter Kendall Miss Florence Hoffman,
Miss Sara Lucas and the hostess.
Capt. and Mrs. LincoIn's Dinner.
One of the prettiest and most elabo-
rate affairs of the week was the din
her on Thursday given by Capt and
Mrs. c. S. Lincoln at the Country Club
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