Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-08

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and Mrs. Cowles. Admiral and Mrs.
Moore, Gen. and Mrs. Macomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock.
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Anniversary Bridge. -.--...
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kittredge of
Berkeley, California. who are spend
ing a few weeks at the Moana Hotel,
were the guests of honor Saturday
evening at a bridge party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm Warren
at their home on Kewalo street.
March 1st being the fourth anniver-
sary of the marriage OF the host and
hostess, the wedding motif was sug.
gested in decorations and faYors
The ribbons of white tulle which
had been used in the church four
:ears ago, were utilized, with potted
palms and ferns, to form an altar
aisle to the stair landing wlere the
tall white tapers which had burned
at the church have burned at each
succeeding anniversary since, were ar
ranged in a eed of Shasta daisies and
white satin ribbons. Attached to the
heart-shaped score cards were flower
favors of pansies, yellow for the wo-
men and purple for the men, and the
pansy colors of mauve and yellow
were used In the decorations of the
living room and dining room, yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns caught
with bows of yellow, mauve or white
tulle being arranged In brown bas-
kets around the rooms. In the lanai
where some of the card tables were
arraiged, crimson carnations and red
hibiscus flowers, caught with red
tulle. were combined with poited
palms and ferns. s4 .s.s.s
Five card tables were arranged for
bridge and after the games ;ight re-
freshments were served at tile card
tables. The prizes were silk hose. In
the hour preceding the games several
friends who do not play bri.ge came
in to meet Mr. and Mrs. Kittredge.
end during this hour Mrs. Chester
HUM sang a group OF French songs,
and also an original lullaby which she
has dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren's little daughter Katherine
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Warren
entertained another group of wo-
men friends at tea to meet Mrs. w.
B. iEynon of Philadelphia, VINO Is the
house guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Louis ]. Warren of Manoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester HUM Entertain.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester J. HUM tanned at a
bridge party in honor OF Mrs. Brousse
Brissard of Arcata, California, who
has been renewing old acquaintances
in the islands during the past month.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Brissard
were Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Warren, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Al. Andrews, DR..
and Mrs. o. E., Wall Professor and
Mrs. Wilbur MacNeii. Mrs. Mccormick
and Mr.. Will Thomas.
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Mr.. George II. Humphreys Dinner
Host. IN
+ An informal dinner was gwen by
Mr.. George H. Humphreys at the Wa
hine Kapu' Club on Monday even
ing in celebration ofohis birthday. 1t
was stag affair ItI9niaHy were the
toasts PROPOSED TO tifs most. Covers
were laid for Mr.. Paxsoii, mr.. Perkins.
Mr.. BODICE, Mr.. Poofe., Mr.. Mooney.
Mr.. Patton, Mr.. Boiler, Mr.. Howes.
Mr.. flames. Mr.. Drummrnd. Mr. Dam
ky, Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Wright and Mr..
Humphreys.
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Mre. John Raqgro conpIimented
Mr. and Mrs. w. L, Clifford enter
tanned at a musical On Sunday even
ing in honor of Mrs. John Raggro of
Stockton, CAL Mrs Raggro is we'll
known society woman of Stockton.
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Mre. Brissard Complimented
Mrs. Almond Wall entertained at a
bridge marty Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. Brissard of Arcata, Cal. The
decorations were in yellow and vases
of yellow flowers were attractiyely ar
ranged about the house, About thirty
five ladies Were invited to meet Mrs.
Brissard y q.
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