Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29

MIS-. AlcktfSnal1 nave Deen iEl6HOS
from childhood
The Easter Esg.RoilinJ Party.
Quite the biggest affair OF the
week and the biggest event in the
lives OF many Of the little school
children was the egg-rolling party at
Mrs. FTear's on Monday afternoon.
Despite the rain more than a thous-
and little tots gathered at Arcadia at
. O'Clock 10 roll their Easter eggs.
Mrs.. Frear was assisted during the
afteTpoon by q number of young
ladies who helped the children play
their games. a large number Of
visitors in the city called at the gov
errors hcme on Monday afternoon
that they might see the unusual
sight, among the most noted of the
guests being the memters of the
Wickersham party.
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Sewing Club Entertained by Mrs. G.
F. Bush
One of the most novel society or
CARNATIONS in Honolulu is the little
sewing club which meets at the home
of one of the members every two
weeks and spends the day sewing for
the hostess. This week Mrs. G.. F.
Bush was hostess for the club aud
the ladies spent the day at her home
on Kewalo street. Among those pres
ent were Mrs Frank Blake, Mrs.
fnilip Frear, Miss Jessie Smith. Mrs.
Giles Fl. Gere, Mrs. F. C. I.yser, Mrs.
Marquis, idiss Marquis and Mrs. st.
G. Sayers.
The Fort Shafter Bridge Club.
The newly organized Fort Shafter
Bridge Club held it's first meeting on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]. M.
Kennedy The prize will not be
awarded until series of FIVE games
have been played at which time the
lady having made the highest score
will be considered the winner.
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Reception and Dance at SchofieId.
One of the weeks most brilliant af-
fairs was the reception and dance at,
Gchofield Barracks last evening in
honor of the officers and ladies of
the Twenty Fourth Infantry and
Fourth Cavalry The post hall was
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nants and bunting while the palms
and ferns that grow abundantly near
the post were used in profusion.
Roses and many other flowers sent
from town were also combined in the
decorations.
As usual large number of towns
folk motored to SchOfield for the af-
fair and several Inner parties were
given fefore the dance. Several hun
dred officers and ladies as well as a
large representation of local society
folk danced till early morning to the
music of the military band.
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Mrs. colIey Bridge k.,stess.
One of the delightful affairs of tie
week was the bridge tea at which Mrs.
B. w. Colley was hostess at the Oahu
Country Club on. Thursday afternoon.
The prizes, cut glass baskets filled
with violets, were given to Mrs. Dyer,
Mrs. Arthur Davidson, Mrs. ]. A. Ken.
nedy and Mrs. A. Hooking. The guests
included Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Miss Had
ley. Mrs r. r. Reidford, Mrs. U.s..
Lorne Mrs, James A Kennedy, Mrs
Barold Hayselden. Mrs Arthur David
son, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Frank Halstead,
Miss Queenie Jordan, Miss Maud Jor.
dan, Miss Hadley. Miss Maud Kinney,
Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. W. L. Stanley,
Mrs. Robert LANCE Miss Hewlings,
Mrs. Pierson, Mrs Dyer and others.
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Dutch Dinner on Board the Thetis.
Captain Cochran of the Thetis was
Lost at an enjoyable Dutch supper on
board the revenue cutter last evening.
Covers were laid for seven. including
Mr.. A. G. Halves Jr., Mr.. John Evans,
Judge Lymer. Major T.. v. Smith, Cap
tain .B. F. Watkins. Lieutenant An
dIews and Captain Cochran.
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Informal Dinner at the CORTLAND.
Colonel and Mrs. G. A. Stobie en-
tertained informally at dinner on Tues.
day evening at the Hotel CORTLAND. !
An artistic arrangement of red carna-
lions filled the center Of the table, i
Covers were laid for seven, including
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Unger. Mrs. Palmer and Colonel and
Mrs. Stobie.
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper's Luncheon.
DR.. and Mrs. c. 3. Cooper enter
tanned at a prettily appointed luncheon
at their home on Hackfeld street last
Sunday for Major and Mrs. Munsen,
v no passed through Honolulu on their
way to the Philippines. where the ma
jor has been assigned to duty. DR..
and Mrs. Cooper's guests on this occa-
sion were Major and Mrs. Munsen.
General and Mrs. Macomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodman. Colonel and Mrs. Ray.
mond and Captain and Mrs. Bell.
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Hop at Fort Shafter.
The officers and ladies of Fort Shaft
er will give their regular hop next
Friday evening at the Post Headquar-
ters These affairs are always enjoy |
able and number of society folk from
town motor to Shafter to participate !,