Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-04

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Iage to Mr.. Charles Lloyd, OF the Am
! erican-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Miss Edghilf tthe daughter of Mrs. A.
dtoster) is Of the perfect blond type,
land of unusual height. She looked
Istunning In robe OF palest blue bro
.cade charmeuse over white saith, with
told lace, an heirloom In her mDther's
family. The bride was attended by
miss K. Leicari, who was dressed in
white figured grenadine over pink
tsatin. The bride carried a bouquet
OF white roses, and the maid Of honor
carried pink, bride roses. -
| The house was decorated il pink
roses and ferns. 80 -. ].
4 Mr.. g. ,Nickerson, an old friend Of
the bridegroom. acted as best man.
After the wedding supper the happy
pair left for. a short trip amid show
ers OF rice and best wishes from all
present. San Francisco Examiner.
Mr, and Mrs. Frazier,s Anniversary 8
Dance.
One of the largest and most de-
tlightful affairs of the week was the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
i r. Frazier to celebrate their 10th an
tniyersary or tin wedding. Although
1.-TWO hundred or more guests were
4 present, the occasion was marked
with great informaIity. Kaai's or
chestra dispensed lively. tunes all
Through the evening aIidt those who
wished danced, the broad lanais of
4 the Erazier home making a splendid
place for tripping the light fantastic.
], A number of less energetic ones, who
shook their heads at the stherInome-
i ter, devoted the evening to auction
bridge. A surprise to the host and
hostess came at. about 10 o'clock,
when they were shoWered with arti,
! cles of, tinware everything from a
tlei of tin spoons to jelly mould he'll.
i met with horns, aRdv pies plates to
make q noise, we've heapedt upon
them, Mrs; Frazier wore her wed>
lding gown for the soccasinn-4a frock
of white chiffon over satin with EN-.
i bellishments of loce, which with its
yards and yards OF fullness in the
lskirt, wasf strikingly ia contrast with
1.-THE sheath gowns of today Beautiful
roses were all over the house, gifts
from appreciatiYe friends who knew
1.-THE secret of the days celebration.
Palms, ferns and hanging baskets
couhpleted the decorations.
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Mrs. Jerdan,s Bridge. 80 =. +
A very delightful bridge tea was
i given on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
r. w. Jordan for which Mrs B. w.
ColIey was the motif. Al dozen or
tmore ladies devoted the afternoon to
iroyal auction, while ID Number Of 9TH
ers came ii to tea the prizes for
bridge were beautiful handmade bags,
MRS. Colley, Mrs Emil Waterman and
Mrs. D. Appel being the fortunate
ladies to hold the highest scores.
Among those present were the guest
Of honor, Mrs. Colley and Miss Anne
Danford. Mrs. Emil Waterman, Mrs.
Frank Halstead, Mrs. Daniel Appel,
Mrs. Harold Hayseldel Mrs. Andrew
RULER, Mrs. Lees, Mrs Allan Bottom
ley, Mrs Robert LAME, Miss Victoria
Jordan, Mrs. II. B. fWaterhouse, Miss
Agnes Alexander. Miss Emily Farley,
MISS Agnes Judd, Mrs Margaret Wat
erhouse, Mrs. Arthur Smith and 9th
ers. d
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Miss Sara Pratt's Luncheon.
Miss Carrie Mclean, whose mar.
riage to Mr.. Alfred Games will be an
event of next week, was the motif for
a beautiful luncheon last Saturday at
the University Club, at which Miss
Sara Pratt was hostess. The table
Nth oCforc onH
pale pink carnations arranged in
silver loving cup as ce1terpfece
Other blossoms were strewn daintily
about the table. Among those pres.
ent were Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss
Helen Mclean. Miss Murielf Howatt
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Laura Ath
erton, Mrs. W. Ginaca, Miss Violet
Anterior, Mrs. Ray Rietow, Mrs. Lor
rim Smith, Miss Marjory Gilman and
Mrs. John B. Guard.
Mrs. HayseIden's Dinner.
One of the prettiest dinners given
at the Pleasanton on Thursday night
was that at which Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old hayseIden we're hosts. The table
was daintily decorated in lavender
and pink, the color scheme being car
ried out with ragged asters and tul-
lie. Baskets of VOLTS painted on lin
en- cards we're used to mark the plac-
es. After dinner the guests devoted
the time to dancing or being specta-
tors thereof. Those who enjoyed Mr..
and Mrs. Hayseiden's hospitality were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Colley, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hooking, and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Halstead.
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Maui Reading Club.
On Saturday last. the, Misses Lind
say entertained the Aadies of the
Reading Club at their beautiful home
in Haiku This. by thesway, is one of
the loveliest places on Maui-a quaint
old fashioned house in a large gar
den full of trees. The ladies brought
their sewing and spent the afternoon
in a sociable way getting acquainted
with the new n1elnbers. Tea, coffee
cake and sandwiches were served At