The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-27
Garden Party at st. Andrew s.


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AS a 'eihiihatioh 10 the "pisIopa,
n nv, ieSeP'ion was athoarai
Ihursoay ai.einoUh an 'ne
GROUNDS II 'ooh ,he na."re VI
gardeh party anu was iatgei! assen
by the chu5cn Pcop'e, ine Ia" "''a no.
pand Piuyeu curing the ai.e,noon "h"
llgnt refreshments were ser.eu. 49,
lhere was no sen'tai reeeiNIng IN
f0r everyone seemed 10 Nnow eveiyons
else, the iniorliai,ty OF the s".N Ing
proving one Oh the pleasures VI '"'
AFTERNOON =.
Eng aseNien' fAiinou'eu'
Mrs. Charles f. Hart announces the
engagement of her daughter, MRS. MAJ
mart Eis'on, 10 Mi: Al'isom 'oiuan y.
honoiuiu. me weuqihg WIN 'a"e pi'''
about the tehth OF June
Mrs. Peck's card Afternoon,
Mrs. Philip Peck was bridge hostess
on Tuesday for a number of friends
who are keen enthusiasts of the game,
the afternoon being planned for her
sister, Mrs. Lyman. Playing was en-
ioyed from half after two until four
when tea was served, after which the
game was resumed with great vigor,
the bidding being very spirited and the
scores going high into the thousands.
At the first count it was found that
Mrs. Day, Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs. Lack
land, Mrs. Stone and Miss Lydia Me-
Stocker stood highest at the respec-
tive tables. Other players were Mrs
| f. B. ,McStocker, Mrs. Unger, Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. F. Richard
son, Mrs. A. Hooking, Mrs. Grossman
Mrs. Gartenberg, Mrs. IIalstead, Mrs
Ormond Wall, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. )
Peck, Miss Julia McStocker, and Miss
Florence Hoffman.
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Bridge Party on Thursday.
One of the ENJOYABLE afternoons OF
the week was the bridge party giver
Nv MIS- Robert Lange Of Liliha street
yon Thursday afternoon when she enter
tanned Mt six tables of bridge. III,
drawing room was artisticaliy decora
ted in yellow. various shaded nastur
tiums i'm ,crvstol vases and nut. brown
baskets tftarmorized delightfully will
the rich coloring of the wall. Othe
violets. The lrizes were wel-fillec
travelling cases, and were won by Mrs
Colley, Mrs. Berg. Mrs. Wichman, Mrs
Halstead, Mrs. Davidson, and Mrs
! .Morong. The consolation cut was mad
by Mrs. Renters and a huge bunch o
deep purple violets was given MRS
Eckart, the guest of honor, who leave
very shortly for Hawaii where she WI
make her home. After the exciting
games of lines or pam pridge, th
players at each table having bee
given their preference, dainty refresh
ments were served, Mrs. }. y. 'Youni
; and Mrs. w. Soper presiding at tn
tea table.
The guests of the afternoon wer
Mrs. H. f. Wichman, Mrs. Renters
Mrs. F. Halstead, Mrs. +. Morong, Mr'
Lakeland, Miss Hadley, Mrs. Colley
Miss G. Blair, Mrs. G. b. Cooper, Mr.
Davidson, Mrs. j. Kennedy, Mrs. berI
Mrs. A. G. Halves, .Ir.. Mrs. Jordan
Mrs. Hewlings, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Kint
Mrs. Du Roi, Miss l.. Lucas, Mrs. w.
! Stanley, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Stackabi'
Mrs. Day, Miss Danford and Mr.
Eekart.
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!, A Quiet Wedding
Q With the arrival of the Shinyo Mar
r in port on Monday morning came IN
elimination of romance that had !,
beginning here. MISS Edna nice, WI
; with her aunt, MIS- henrietta hoii'h
d was stopover passenger on rrl
}, around the world snort time ago, n'
l. Mr.. A. j. Kennedy, and tine iriehushl
formed soon ripened INTO somethii
deeper.
5 Mrs. Rollins and Miss hlee contin9s