Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-13

favors. After . number Of spirited
rubbers Of auction. the first prize .
band-painted sugar shakerwas won
by Mrs. g. r. Humbert. the second
prizea handpainted salt shaker
going to mss Mabel Hair. Among
those present were Mrs. c. s. Crane.
Mrs. A. ThayeF. Mrs. L E Thayer.
Mrs. Louis Underwood, Mrs. Ray Rie-
tow. Mrs. Ernest tsiesecke. Miss Mabel
Hair, Miss Minegan. Mrs e a. Berndt,
Mrs g. +. Humbert. Mrs. H. +. Mich
els and Mrs. Charles Baker.
Charity Ball.
All kinds Of plans are rife for the
Elks' Charity ball on New Years Eve,
and some OF the costumes, from all ac-
counts, win be truly wonderful Every.
one both in tn Elks and out. Is enter
ing into the idea OF the masquerade
with spirit or enthusiasm which aux
urs wen for the success Of the ball
Mrs. Chillingworth and DR.. Herbert
win select their court this week--to
consist OF ladies' and gentlemen in
waiting and four little pages. These
should make an impressive looking
train and add q pretty touch Of ele-
gance to the affair. There was an en-.
thusiastic meeting Of the various com
mittees last night at which more than
encouraging reports we're read.
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Lieutenant and Mira. Humbert's Dinner
Red African daisies formed the at
tractive decorations for the dinner az
which Lieutenant and Mrs. G. +. Hum
bert entertained last evening. The af-
fair was in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rist,
who are spending few weeks in 9Ho>
noluiu as the guests Of their son and
daughter. Lieutenant and Mrs. Gay.
lord Church. Bridge occupied the ey-
ening after dinner Those present
we're Mr.. AMI Mrs. Hist. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hooking ana ne host AMI hostess
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Glede,s Dinner.
a very beautiful dinner was given
s.on Saturday last when Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Glade entertained at the Pleas.
anton hotel. The table was attfae-
fively decorated with Christmas Der.
res. roinsettas and yiolets. the un.
usual coordination being both pretty
end effective Tiny red lights giim'
naered about the damask cloth. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Fledemann, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Won Holt
Mr.. end Mrs. B. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs
X Tenney Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. X,
Glade. Mr.. Georg Rodiek. Mr. Pfius
ger. Mr.. Hackfels. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
chs NJ. Swanzy. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Klamp and the host and hostess
i maiihipi Chrlstna1 Tree.
4 With all rs own rush and scnrr5
y Of holiday shopping, society Is finding
time to take active interest In TIA
AfaIihinf ChristI16s tree which ha.
gotten to be i <fr..k feature OF TIL
i Honolulu yuIt lie various com
& mittees are a. n rk and ALREADY
preparations 41hed the pciR
from 9 high eeeeful celebration
lean be antic It IS an interest
Il ing fact thai Addie Murphy An.
Miss Frances .fphy 81 Helena, Mon
4 fana. who were the original mail
Efihis &C III list Xmas tree 4re one
more ii Ho1rInIu and will hav
Icharge 0f tn nut table at fhI
wears celeb The tree will b
llighted up Oh knas eve. the thoI
sand and one b lights being Dc
nation Of the INV lian Electric G
IChristmas cafS Win be sung b
chcruses Of school Children. At te
o.clock the next day the toys will B
distributed to the eager kiddies, man
lof whom win receive no other remen
brances from Santa Claus than wha
| this generous tree will bear. Tn
ladies' are anxious that the childre
! remain IN the Capitol grounds Wher
: the affair viii take place and EMO
! the pleasures OF the tree to the Y
| most Though many Of the commi
| tees are not complete as yet, the 70
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