Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09

land Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Constable, Mr. and Mrs.
Dominis, Mrs. Coney, Mrs. Sam Allen,
Mrs. 11aukea, Mrs, Ward, Mrs. Webb,
Miss Lucy Peabody, Mr. and Mrs c.
A. Brown, Miss Elizabeth Searle,
Judge and Mrs. A. Humphreys, Mr.. L.
Redington, Mr.. Thomas Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. e. f. Judd,
AIRS Sullivan, Miss Maude O'Sullivan,
Mrs. Clark, Miss Ellen Dwight, Mrs.
Girvfn, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Cartwright
Jr.. Mr., William Roth, Mr. Bradford
Sumner, Mrs Claire Williams, Miss
Ethelwyn Castle, Miss Ethel Carter,
Miss Henrietta Smith, Miss Agnes Blu
chanan and many others.
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Bridge at the Plcasanton
/ Mrs. Nelson Lansing was hostess for
the bridge club on Monday, which met
this time at the Pleasanton A num-
Der of guests had been invited besides
the regular members and the affair
was unusually pleasant Not the least
of the attractions of the affair was the
wide, shady lanai of the Pleasanton,
where the players sat during the aft
ernoon, which receives the refreshing
breeze from Manoa. Cooling bever-
ages were served during the afternoon
followed, at about five, with deli
cious tea. Miss Betty Case, Mrs. G. F.
Humbert, Miss Marie Mann and Mrs.
Benjamin Conrad held the highest
scores at their tables and were
awarded dainty boxes of stationery as
prizes. Among those present were
Miss Betty Case, Miss Elizabeth
Searle, Mrs. Frederick Barker, Mrs. G.
F.. Humbert, Miss Sara Lucas, Mrs.
Walter Kendall, Mrs. Charles l'EIom-
medieu, Miss Carol Trip, MRS. Ben
jamin Conrad, Mrs. Lemuel Stevens,
Miss Florence Hoffman, Miss Marie
Mann, Miss Edna Mann. Mrs Kennedy,
Miss Fanny Hoogs, Miss Nesta Mer-
Ger and Mrs. George Humphrey.
Service Bridge Club ~
Although Tuesday was hot to des-
perate degree both in and out of town,
the enthusiasts of the Service Bridge
Club were not deferred from the
pleasures of royal auction. The meet
ing was held this week at the home of
Mrs. Larry McAfee on Kalihi road
There were three tables of bridge, the
prizes-after several interesting rub
bers-going to Mrs. James e. Bell,
Mrs. John r. Matheson and Mrs. A.
j. Booth. Cooling refreshments we're
then served Those present were
Mrs. A. Schlanser, Mrs. G. E. Turner,
Mrs Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs. Samuel
Gordon, Mrs. James E. Bell, Mrs. John
R. Matheson, Mrs. r. Lister, Mrs.
Robert c.. Macdonald, Miss Florence
Hoffman, Mrs Birch o. Mahaffey and
the hostess.
Colonel Halves Luncheon.
Colonel Halves was host at de-
lightful stag luncheon on Thursday at
The Pacific Club in honor of General
Frederick Funston, friend of long
standing. Those invited to meet Gen.
eral Funston were Governor Walter
+. Frear, Judge Sanford B. Dole, Mr..
George Carter, Danish Consul Hede-
manF. Mr.. Faxon Bishop, Mr. H. Hack
field, Mr.. Francis Mills Swanzy, Mr.
Gerrit Wilder. Hon. w. o. Smith, and
Mr.. Richerd Ivers
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Hosts at Luncheon Today.
A luncheon was given today at the
Moana Hotel by Stanley and Fedyers
Waldron, the occasion being sort of
farewell prior to their departure by
the Wilhelmina for Hitchcock Military
Academy, San Rafael The guests
were comrades of two young hosts.
Those present were Francis Abel,
Franklin Richardson, Curtis Turner,
Harold Harvey, Pat Undertake, Nor
ris Melanphy, William Dimond, John