Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30

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Raas, Will Alexander, Ernest Gay,
Alexander Andersen, Lieut.. Peyton
and Oswald Stevens
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Engagement Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Mccarthy were
hosts at prettily appointed dinner on
Monday night in honor of Miss Henri
ietta Tucker, whose engagement to Mr..
Bigelow of this city was announced
last week. a pink color scheme was
used in the decorations. A silver bas-
ket filled with Dorothy Perkins roses
formed q centerpiece, surrounded by
Ipink-shaded candles in silver sticks;
Istreamers of pink tulle caught at The
chandeliers with little Cupids were
drawn to each place, where they fin-
lished again with wee Cupids sitting
lmeditatiYely upon small steamer
trunks. The latter were especially
| significant. as the guest of honor sail
led the following day for San Francis
co. TIE, fayors. bonbons and oven
parts II the menu, wtre carried out in
the same dainty coi6r scheme Among
those present were Miss Henrietta
Tucker, Mr.. Bigelow, Miss Hickey, Mr..
Anderson, Mr.. Fits, Mrs. Paul
Schmidt. Mr.. Russell, Mr.. Kanne and
the host and hostess.
Wedding Next. Week
There will Be one bachelor the less
lin Honolulu after Wednesday evening
next, when Mr.. Thomas ]. Fitzpatrick
and Miss E. Dunn will be united in the
holy bonds. The ceremony will be
performed by Father Yalentin at St.
Augustine's Chapel. Waikiki. On Sep
TENDER 10 the couple will leave in the
steamer Wilhelmina for a honeymoon
tour on the mainland. and on their re-
turn will live in the handsome dwelling
lately erected by Mr.. Fitzpatrick in Luz
nalilo street. Miss Dunn has lived
here for about two years, coming from
her home in Chicago. Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
whose friends had mistakenly allotted
him place in the confirmed bachelor
list, will, on the 14thF of September,
have been in business Here as cigar
merchant for fifteen years, Both his
prospective bride and himself have:
many, friends, who will wish them a
long and. happy welded life.
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Miss Mauerman's Bridge Tea.
Mrs. Georgia H. Smith of Los An
geles was the motif for an informal
bridge tea given yesterday afternoon
by Miss Olive Mauerman at the Dom
ma. Royal auction was the game cho-
sen, many interesting rubbeFs being
played. At about five o'clock deli
cious refreshments ewere served.
Among those present were Mrs.
Georgia H. Smith, Miss B. Folsome,
Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Thomas
O'Brien, Mrs. Herbert Simpson, Mrs.
o. C. Warner, Miss Ruth Staley,
Miss Myra Angus, Miss Bernice Gus
tine and Miss Marjory Smith.
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Capt. and Mrs. Owens Swimming
Miss Louise -Worthen of Little
Rock, Ark, who is visiting at the
Pleasanton hotel, was the guest of
honor at delightful swimming party
given by Capt and Mrs. Arthur B.
Owens on Thursday. After motoring
to the Outrigger the party, took a re-
freshing sat- dip in the ocean, after
which they fell upon substantial tea
with the appetites that only sea bath
ing can arouse Those present we're
Miss Louise Worthen, Miss Mary
Worthen, Mrs. Worthen, Miss Leni-
han, Miss Katherine Lehman, Miss
Naude Jones, Miss Genevieve Tinker,
Miss Madeleine Doyle, Mrs Charles
NJ Bunker, Miss Emile Eleanor
Owens. Major julius Penn, Mr.. Ham
ilten Agee, Lieut. N Campanole, Mr..
Charles Mason Renny of Washington,
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". v. Enyart, Lieut. G. l.. Tinker,
Lieut. r. T. Evans and Lieut. L. M.
Sylvester
Mrs. Guards Sewing Tea.
The thimble party, which seems to
have dropped more or less out of fay.
or lately. was revived very success
fully last Friday when Mrs. John
Guard entertained in this informal ia
shion for Miss Ruth Berry and Miss
Irene McDermott OF California. The
guests all piled their needles busily
though it may be guessed that the
tongues wagged no less merrily on
account of the dainty industry. Later
in the afternoon good eats" were serv-
ed, forming no small part of the days
pleasure. Among those invited to
meet Miss Berry and Miss McDermott
were Mrs. Frank HOGS, Mrs. Norma
Adams, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
Marjory Gilman, Miss Letitia Morgan,
Miss Yates, Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss
Laura Atherton and others.
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