Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-19

4 lemonade booth, cofnucop1a bootf
and q booth for fancy bags. SAINTS
Claus viii also be, there to receive
the Christmas letters Of all the good
little boys and girls of town. The Ha
waiian band will play during the af
ternoon. The ladies in charge of the
various booths are: .ssr.. e.. s."
Doll Bcoth-Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs
A. Hooking, Mrs. ]. A. M. Johnson
Mrs. X C. r. Frazier, Mrs. Thomas
Gill, Mrs a. b. Hendrick, Miss
Whitehouse. % ~ F : s
Infants and Ghildrsns' Clothing
Mrs. w. C. Peacock, Mrs. Thomas Os
borne, Mrs. Thomas O'Brien.s
Candy-Mrs. II. NJ. Harrison, Mrs
C. r. Hemenway, Mrs. J. Grisby
Mrs. Anna Wright, Mrs. C. F. Glenn
uns, Mrs. J. j. Crockett, Miss Mar.
garet Dietz, Miss van Deerlin.
Grab Bag--Mrs. H. P. Hayselden
Mrs. Kenneth Cousens, Miss Nina
Adams, j Miss Bernice Halstead.
Bags and Books---Mrs. w. A. Wall
Mrs. L. C. Ables, Mrs. Ormond Wall,
Mrs. H. p. Wood, Mrs. H. G. Wink.
ley.
Cornucopias-Mrs. Palmer Woods
Mrs. Charles L'Hommedieu, Mrs.
John Guild.
Tea-Mrs. John osborne, Mrs. ],
s. Renters, Mrs. ]. H. Soper, Mrs.
George Snlithies.
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Mrs. Mark Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. A. T. Mark entertained at the
navy yard at luncheon or october %
for Mrs. Eaton Mrs. Welles' sister,
who is there from England on a visit
to Captain and Mrs Chester Welles.
Those invited to meet her were Mrs
Lincoln Karmany, Mrs. Welies, Mrs
H. G. Cole, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Wills,
Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Clinton, Miss Judge,
Mrs Deming. and Mrs ]. B. Rhodes
katherine s).-Exchanga
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Lieutenant 6. G. Baughman and
Lieutenant e. p Moses, U. s. NJ. c.,
who occupy the house of Lieutenant
Harry Green in Bremerton, were hosts
at very merry "stirrup-cup" party
October IL complimentary to Lieuteh-
ant Commander and Mrs. Hilary VIII
hams, who left for the east the next
morning. Songs appropriate to the
occasion were sung and toasts drunk
to their welfare and happiness in fu-
ture duty. Among those present were
Rear Admiral ana MIS-. Cottman, Col
onel and Mrs. Pendleton, Commander
and Mrs. Lang, Lieutenant Command
er and Mrs. Arnold. Lieutenant Com
Commander and Mrs. Briggs, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Shearer, Captain and
Mrs. McGill, DR.. and Mrs. Whitmore,
surgeon and Mrs. Cook, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Rorax, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Almy, Lieutenant and Mrs. Orr, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Mccormack, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Fegan, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Harriet w. Brown,
Mrs. Lillian Wright, Mrs. Amy Sti-
bolt, Commander W. w. Bush, DR..
Harry B. Turner Mr. George T. Klink,
Lieutenants Floyd, Zane and Hoyt, U.
s. NJ. c.; Miss Emile Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes, and Captain Buckley,
I. S. NJ. ,C.-Army and Navy Register
A unique affair in the guise of a
summer dance was given by the Cali
fornia chapters of Sigma Kappa Phi
last Saturday evening at the Forum
Club, Oakland. The dance was es-
sentially Hawaiian, the decorations
and programs being of native design.
A Hawaiian quartet furnished native
music and song, while popular airs
filled out the program Small tables
were set round the edge Of the hall,
where refreshments we're served
throughout the evening.
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The San Francisco Chronicle com
ments as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Van SAINT, Jr. returned on the So