Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29

attractive inducements TO spend -
cigars, punch, Lemonade, coffee, can
dy, flowers and various other aitcles
to tempt his appetite and allure his
eye. There is grab-bag for little
folk, and delicatessen sale for prac-
teal house keepers, articles in both
CT which are rapidly disappearing he
fore the onslaught Of the eager pub
lie. y, n .-tE.-.+&c -
IS Mrs. Charles Lucas has the bazaar
in charge and already has hopes at
reaching the thousand dollar mark in
her net proceeds: The money will
90 toward the new Catholic chapel
on, Wilder avenue, which stiIl lacks
three thousand dollars of the sum ne
cessary for. its completion.
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Thanksgiving Dinner at the Old La
diec' Home. .,C@..ss@ ..,.~..',-.E,..2
While all CT Honolulu were least
ing and making merry over = the
Thanksgiving-tide- the residents
at the Kings Daughters Home were
by no means forgotten, Some one
key, which with cranberry sauce anu
Inince pie and all the other trim
mings" formed, a most stoothsome re
past Only the family" were, pres.
ent, numbering nine all together.
There were. no fancy decorations or,
favcrs-they preferred it so. But still.
1T was a delightful affair In every
respect, the guests declaring It was
the best Thanksgiving dinner they
ever ate-wh 1ch lis saying b great
deal, every one will admit. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wsffs Df1ner. r
One Of the most beaatiful dinners
of the week was given by Mr. ana
Mrs. Arthur f. Wall on Thursday at
their home on Kewa1o street. A yell
low Thanksgiving color scheme was
used. both in the house and table dec!
orations, with bowls OF golden chrys-
anthemums and faVofS The round
table was elongated for the occasion
and adorned with anseFduisite pot OF
maidenhair, on either Side OF which
was e. huge harvest ba xket ii Had With
fruit, Sprays of 1naidenhafr We're
scattered about the damask cloth.
The silken shaded candlesticks were
in tones of yellow and green to match
the centerpieces. At each place was
an attractive yellow bonbon, the snap
ping of which caused much Illerri-
ment. Large yellow chrysanthemums
of paper held the sailed almonds,
while the candy was concealed in
unique containers, initiating all kinds
of fruit and vegetables, from the dig.
nified Bartlett pear to the frivolous
onion Places we're marked with old.
fashioned barouches bearing the
guests name. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Paris, Miss
Paris, Mr.. Lewis Paris,
Mr. Irwin Paris; Capt and Mrs. Nc,
Kenzie, Miss Bella Weight, Mr.. Jor-
gensen, Mr.. Whitaker, Mr. Ernest
Raas. Mr.. George Ahlborn, Mr.. Ros-
coe Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Levers. Miss Katherine Wall and
Master Robert Wall
Honolulu Matron Entertalns In Salt
Lake. * ~
Mrs. ]. a. Rogers (Ethel spalding)
makes most capable little hostess in
far-away Salt Lake, her affairs being
marked with great daintiness and
charm. On the 31st she entertained
D dozen ladies Of Fort Douglas at tea,
The afternoon being devoted to Christ
mas sewing Among those present
we're Mrs. George G.. Bowen (Alice
Spaldingl, Mrs, G. b. Glover, Mrs. Al.
W. Foreman, Mrs. Henry Nelley, Mrs.
A. T. Dalton, Mrs. Ruben Taylor, Mrs. =
.. III. Estes, Mrs. J. i'll. Hess and Mrs.
Walter Drysdale. -. - I
On Wednesday of this week Lieut..
md Mrs. Rogers celebrated their first
Wedding anniversary by giving din
Ter, for IL. The Color scheme was
he same as used at the wedding a
fear ago pink and Aue. The place
ards were the same as used at the
bridal supper and the fayors were
wee white boxes of their wedding
AXE. Mrs. Rogers was dressed In
Ter wedding dress for the, occasion,
,eautifm gown of gbfocaded' char
neuse and rose point iaee.@H. - '5E'f
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sapt. and Mrs. Watkins. Dinner!,9 2,
Among the many delightful dinners
'iyen before the bachelors BAH on I
Wednesday was that at which Can't. !
nd Mrs. Watkins entertained. .CRedS
were attEactively arranged
n cut glass vase and knotted with
oft satin ribbon. Beside the host
nd hostess there were present Lieut.. 1
nd Mrs. Pelham Glassford. Capt: de I
Witt Chamberlin and Mrs. ]. A. Jan
a of Schof1eld Barracks. 4
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and Mrs. Maeomb's Dinner.
A charming affair of the week was
he dinner given by General and Mrs.
iacomb on. Wednesday night at their
ONE on Beretania street Tie house
as tastefully decorated with roses, a
and of pink blosse ne encirciing the
able, while large bowls of the same =.
over we're placed about the rooms.
fter dinner the guests 'nnotored to
'ort Shafter, where they attended
ne bachelors ball. Among those
resent were Major and Mrs. John r.
Iyers, Major F. B. Cheatham, Mrs.
William Wooten, Mrs. Walter Dilkng-
am, Major s. A. Cheney, Mr., an9,s.es!l
1880 Es,-z<ssaEnount, Japal