Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-14

OF fl0WefS- Inc Df1de, WHO Is nanQ-
some brunette. was gowned in most
becoming robe OF white satin and
duchesse lace. the veil being OF tulle
with orange blossoms.
Admiral CowIes being unable nc
present, the bride was given away
by her mother and was otherwise un-
attended. Lieutenant c. E. Smith,
commander OF the first submarine
group of the Pacific torpedo flotiIIa,
was best man. After the ceremony 4
reception was held and a delicious
supper served in the banquet room of
the hotel to a limited number Of
gnests.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Full Moon Dance.
The usual dance Of the full moon
will take place at the Country Club on
Wednesday, June Is, at o'clock.
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Service Bridge Club.
Mrs. G. II. Jamerson was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon for the Service
Bridge Club There were three tables
of players, all SO well acquainted with
one another that the meeting was, as
always. highly informal. After sew
eral rubbers the prizes were awarded
TO Mrs. Harold Pratt, Mrs. Lincoln,
and Mrs. Turner. and delicious refresh
ments were passed.
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Capt and Mrs. Janaerson's Bridge.
On Thursday evening Captain and
Mrs. G. Fl. Jamerson were hosts at an
informal bridge party for twelve.
Some very enjoyable rubbers OF royal
auction we're played. the prizes going
to Mrs. Wooten. Mrs. Mac0mb and
Mrs. Cults. These were pretty vases
Of Japanese pottery. Later in the
evening tempting supper was served.
Among those present were General
and Mrs. Macomb, Adi.iral and Mrs.
C. B. Moore, Major and Mrs. John L.
Myers, Captain and Mrs. Richard
Cults, Major and Mrs. Wooten and
Major and Mrs -Cheatham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin senner's
Crystal Wedding
To celebrate fifteen years Vi we'd
ded bliss, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin l:enner
entertained at a large and verY en-
joyable card party Monday nigh. at
their home on Beretania street. Be
ginning with the invitations which
were etched on squares of cut glass
In lieu of the usual copper plate en-
graveures, and ending with the prizes
which were all of cut glass or crystal.
the entire scheme of the party was
carried out in the idea of the crystal
wedding The decorations Of yellow
cosmos and maiden hair in cut glass
bowls and. vases were most attractive.
though simplicity was the keynote OF
everything. A number of gifts were
shown i1isorle room, material evidence
Of the congratulations and good
wishes of their many friends. Con-
suicuons among these was token
which any one might envy-a dozen
each of wine glasses and water COB
lets Of beautiful BOZ einian cut glass,
the gift Of the bridge club to which
Mrs. Benner belongs.
During the evening the guests de
voted themselves to auction bridge.
twelve tables in all being given over
to the game Mrs William Goetz
captured yhe ladies first prize,
rock crystal compete, while the sec
ond, cut glass vase went to Mrs.
Otto Bierbach and the consolation.
Bohemian glass bon hon dish to Mrs.
Linderman. Of the gentleman's
prizes. Mr.. F. Blake won the first,
set of cut glass carving rests, and
Mr.. Randolph Moore the second cut
glass toothpick holder while Mr..
Harry Taylor was more than con-
soled for poor cards by half dozen
crystal cocktail glasses. A tempting
supper was served later in the even
ing, which the guests thoroughly en-
joyed after their strenuous bridge.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Fl. Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Gere. Mr.. and Mrs L. c.. Ables,
Mr.. and Mrs F. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Young. Mr.. and Mrs s. de
Freest, Mr.. and Mrs. George Guild,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Tarlton. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Moore, Mr., and Mrs.
Fred G. Lyser, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H.
Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bierbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Linderman. Mr..
and Mrs. Marston Campbell Mr., and
Mrs. J. L. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Goetz, DIR. and Mrs. Philip Frear.
Capt. and Mrs. Berger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ]. Belser,
Mr.. w. T. Schmidt, Mr.. Harry Taylor,
Mrs. Hader, Miss Edwards, Miss
Jessie Smith and Miss Bertha Benner
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Rag Party
A delightful rag party vas given
At the Myrtle Boat. Club last Satur-
day evening by number of local
young men at which over fifty of, the
younger set were present. The even
ing was spent in dancing the Tango,
and other new rag steps
which are becoming so popular even
In Honolulu Later in the evening
toothsome refreshments were served.
The dance was in charge Of Mr.. T.
P. w. Gray, Mr. A. K. Magoon, Jr., !
Mr.. c. j. Sullivan and. Mr.. Sam Chill
lingworth. Jr Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth made a most delightful !,
chaperone for the jolly affair.
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