Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-01

FEB. !, 1913.
= dinner party to be fol wed by
rehearsal
the rehearsalS come more often
nov AMI the pleasure (laf.S m.ugls
".l2 them manes the NOE seem less
haII.
Mrs. Ross Kinosoury Ertrtains.
OF Thursday afternOOI Mrs. Ros$
kinssDury entertained a3,2 informal
card party for Mrs, Frs kingsburE
and Miss Roma Love Mo are visit
Ing here. The first pri2 was taken
by Mrs Lemuel Steveq the second
by Mrs. Kirby Smith aa the conso-
1ation was given to 4 IRIS. Harold
PrI:t. Among those Fpesent were:
Yrs. Fred KiHgsburyaIsss Roma
o"H Mrs w p, Vote. Mrs ". c.
NeYille, Mrs. Z. j. ftnter.ake. Mrs.
John Stuart Johntoa5 Walter c,
Cowles, Mrs. Gerald Ahnson, Miss
Edith Cowles, Mrs. tapid Pratt, Mrs.
Kirby Smith. Mrs. y. L. Whitney.
LIS. marry w Iuel atS. r L. NC
Stocker, Miss Jult McStocker and
tho hostess. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Geote r. Carter
Tr' and r~i" Mrs. Gkge R. Carter en-
tertained last eveipg for Mrs. H. D.
Quimly WHO retuHed TO Honolulu
the guest Of Mrs Garter. The affair
was most enjoyas as Mrs. Carter
provided a novekentertainment for
her guests. NAH, the fun-maker,
amused his audidee and Kaai's Quin-
tet club furnishS the sweet, quaint
Hawaiian music for the dancing
which followed Rr.
~ e
Laeti Club to Ebrtain.
The membersH the Laeti Club are
entertaining atE dance at the Out
rigger Club tffF evening. About a
hundred invitaths have been issued
and the affair tomises to be an en-
jOyable one. r
Mrs. FredericH Klamp Entertains.
MIR. Albert Hiss was the CON-
plimented gueSat a dinner party on
Monday evenk at which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fredericksburg entertained at
their home axahala.
y g q
Mrs. Andrew fGlIer Entertains.
On Tuesdatsvening, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller entertaed at a prettily ap-
pointed dinnE fer Mrs. Stubs who
was formerl3Ess Warehouse of this
city.
Ruth GrahansBirthday Party.
From her baneSe nurses arms H.
tie Ruth, thdAughter of DR.. and Mrs.
George Grafb, viewed with some be-
wilderment < assembling of he tiny
guests at { first par Y. When d
hostess is one year old it is not
surprising NJ her eyes grow large,
IS pink-boM little girls and s7iln'-
s,t:ted smatboys crowd around her.
IRE senting Hs too numerous for her
hands to hs But Ruth was equal
70 the occd8n and soon entered into
70 JOYS of pensing hospitality, meet
lug half wsthose who came on FRI
cay, JanuaE51, to honor her birthdaT..
The first Var with Der. guests mas.
81 ent on Rlawn in front of the Gra-.
ham house Aanoa Valley but as tia
air beeamshilly babies. mothers and
nurses gdered in doors where the.
; baby tab was set. A really old fash,
, Toned hir fay cake, studded with red
candies, one candle set in the
: nidst. wIsurrounded by wreath OF
t white f14rs.
, The bies sat in little chairs
around room, and had ice cream
served them with glasses of milk
!, ana wkerful little gingerbread
!, horses Itch galloped down small
t ttroatsI an alarming rate. Then
) came redistribution of toys among
: the littifolks and such good time
: b9,; theinat old Sol almost beat theT
, tn bed .Eetty little Ruh's guess were
, Maria1nd Charles Clark, Elizabeth
, ard ID Quinn, George Freeman,
5 Frediehok, Leo. Fritz and Ned KroIl
: Narsh and Henry Kremers, LEU
romeo Iward Schlanser, Walter En-
60 Rerine Kennedy, and wee Baby
=, Jenkit
& e -,
Recf1on at ST. Andrews.
OnIhnrsdav afternoon the ladies'
of Skndrew's Guild entertained the
y menu of the other church societies
!, ut beption at Guild Hall. The al
fair Is a decided success and It's
hopkhat more such entertainments
: viIlIllow. A musical and literary
. rro&n was arranged. those taking
+ parteing Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss
, wei Mrs. Crosby Howard, ami Miss
GeE Mrs. Charles Hall delighted
p ,hetnering by singing MY LadGie. .
: Ae among those present were
Mil VI. Won Holt, Mrs. John Water
t hot Mrs. L. TenHey Peck, Mrs. New
D.. totocke, Miss Mary Won Holt, Mrs.
= Ctes Hall, Mrs. A. w. T. Bottom
vol Mrs. f. W. Jordan, Miss MARI