Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
Enaasement Announeeo.

this week OF Miss Frances Reed OF
Alaska, now visiting in Honolulu, TO
Mr., Joseph Hill OF the war depart.
ment. No date has been set for the
wedding, which win probably take
! place in the near future. Though
comparative newcomers IN the
islands, the young couple have many
friends here who win be Interested
in hearing OF their betrothal.
Wednesday Bridge Club. s...... e.l-.
Miss Sara Lucas was hostess most
delightfully."- on Wednesday for the
bridge club which met this week. In
addition to the regular members, a
number Of guests were present. A
price limit being set to the prizes, con-
siderable ingenuity Is perfoTce shown
by the hcstesses OF the club in eyoly-
ing new and attractive trophies. On
this occasion they were fancy brass
bowls. wen after gay competition by
Miss Ethel Fsishcp. Mss Julie Me-
Stoeker and Mrs. Frederick Barker
Daintya refreshments then followed.
Anon gthose present were Mrs. G. F..
Humbort, Mrs. Nelson Lansing. Mrs.
frederick Barker, Miss Newcume. Mrs.
Bruce Cartright. Miss Florence Hof-
man. Mss Lydia McStocker, Miss Jul
lie McStocker, Miss Ethel Bishop, Mrs.
Charles L'Hemmedieu. Mrs Birch Ma
haley, Mrs. William Lymer and the
hostess.
Mrs. Carpenters Luncheon.
One OF the prettiest affairs OF the
week was the luncheon on Thursday
at which Mrs. Edward Carpenter OF
Fort Kruger was hostess A color
scheme Of pale yellow and green was
used on the table. Cream coiored
chrysanthemums, augmented with
lacy maidenhair ferns formed the
centerpiece The same delicate col
ors were found In the bonbons and
favors and even in the dainty viands
where II was possible After lunch
con the hours were devoted to bridge,
q number OF ladies' joining the party
at this junctnre Prizes-iittle
framed scenes Of Hawaii were won
by Mrs. Montgomery Macomb, Mrs.
f.. Phisterer and Mrs. G. F. Humbert.
Those present were Mrs. Edward
TimberIake, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs.
Charles Clark; Mrs. f. w. Phisterer.
Mrs. Phistefer, ST., Mrs. G. L. Hicks.
Mrs. Francis Hinkle, Mrs. G. r. Hum
bert. Mrs Montgomery Macomb. Mrs.
e. Denman, Mrs. Harold Nichols and
Mrs. Frank Applin
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Miss sutier's Dinner.
A very pleasant affair of the week
was the dinner given Thursday night
by Miss Florence. Butler for Mr.. and |
Mrs. Al G. Halves, Jr., Miss Brown.
Miss Raglan, Mr. w. Phillips. Capt.
Steunenberg and Mrs Butler. After
an informal repast the evening was
delightfully."- spent with music and I'M
promptu dancing, the party being
joined later by DR.. and Mrs. Ernest I
Waterhouse and their dinner guests. I
Or. and Mrs. WAREHOUSES; Dinner.
One of the weeks informal affairs
was the dinner given on Thursday by {
DR. and Mrs Ernest Waterh0use, who !
recently returned from Europe Their
guests we're Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett. Mr. David Anderson. Miss
Agnes Walker, and Mr.. Hobie Walker. !
After dinner the guests Joined forces
with Miss Florence Butler and her
party, and devoted the remainder of !
the evening to Raging.
College Club Meeting.
The next meeting Of the College
Club will be held on Tuesday, Nd
venber the eleventh, at four o'clock
at the Pleasanton Hotel The speaker
Of the day will be Miss Mabel Mo
sher. who has chosen -Four Hero
ines' as her topic. Dr. Charlotte Ba- {
ker win also be guest Of the club, !
and may give q short talk. (
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Mrs. Wallis luncheon. I
Mrs w. T. Balding OF Hilo was the ]
guest Of honor at very pretty lunch ,
con on Tuesday given by Mrs. Or
mond Wall at her charming new bum /
galow on Kewalo street. A yellow ]
and white color scheme was carried !
out both in the centerpiece on the /
table and about the house bowls of !
shaggy chrysanthemums of those
shades being used. augmented with ,
feathery tropical ferns. Dainty little !
Japanese cards served as place mark
ers. After luncheon the afternoon
was devoted to auction bridge.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Balding
were Mrs. f. B. McStocker, Mrs. A. 4.
Hooking. Mrs. A. Lakeland, Mrs
White Of Leilehua, Mrs Philip Peck, .
Miss Stella Peck. Mrs Fred Smith,
Mrs. Il K Myers. Mrs. Day.
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Outdoor Circle Meeting. >...
The FIRST meeting of this season Of
the Outdoor Circle will be held m
Wednesday next at the residence nj
Mrs Henry Waterhouse. Nuuanu
street at three o'clock This meet
ing was to have occurred last week
but was postponed on account of the
absence of Circles president. Mrs. +. .
]. Lowrey, who is on Hawaii Dis
cussions of the work Of the past year j!
and plans for the coming year will
be taken I'D. Many of the ideas have
had to be deferred, due to the lack Of
rain and water for irrigating pur
poses. A full attendance is hoped
for.