Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-07

was only one Of the many affairs given
lin honor of the captain and his charm
| ing wife who left for the mainland on
| the transport this week. The guests
included, Capt and Mrs. John Stuart
Johnston, Capt. and Mrs. Frederick
| Phisterer, Madam Phisterer, DR.. and
Mrs. DemmeT. Lieut.. Harold Nichols,
! Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Applin, Lieut.
1 and Mrs. Daniel Swan and Lieut. Ed
ward L. Kelly. 81.
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Mrs. s. 3. Dole q Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. Albert Ruddle of Hilo was the
complimented guest at luncheon CIV
en- by Mrs. Sanford B. Dole yesterday
afternoon The color scheme was yell
low. developed with yellow cosmos
and chrysanthemums, daintily touched
with maidenhair fern. Mrs. Dole's
guests were Mrs. Albert Ruddle, Miss
Carol Lowe, Miss Alice Cooke. Miss
Florence Greg Mrs Harold Castle.
Mrs. Frederick d. Lowrey, Miss Har-
riet Hatch, Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss
HeFietts Smith, Mrs. Jack Guard and
Mrs. Theodore Cooke.
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Miss Bishop Entertained.
Miss Ethel Bishop of Honolulu was
made the guest of honor at a de-
Iightfully informal luncheon yesterday
given by her hostess Miss sAneida
Madison, at the James Madison resi-
dence on Forthcanip avenue Blush
roses and ferns were combined in an
attractive table decoration. and Eell
Brinkley figures, the clever work OF
the hostess pen, made cunning place
cards. fskg d
Bridge provided the after-luncheon
diversion, Miss Gertrude SwiftssWip-
ming the dainty souvenir for high
score, q guest prize going: TO- Miss
Bishop.
Included in the luncheon party were
Misses Ethel Bishop. Gertrude Swift,
Ethel Pierce, Marcia Edwards. Mes
danes Alfred H. Mckenzie, Herbert
Gundelfnger, Ivan McIndoo and Miss
Madison. Fresno, Cal. Republican.
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The s.inute Club.
The Minute Club met with Miss Dor
otily Guild on Thursday afternoon to
discuss plans for the initiation of the.
new members next week. The initia-
ton will take place at the home of
Mrs. VIII Love next Friday evening,
after which there will be q dance. The
society girls who will be asked to
swear alIf glance to the club are, Miss
Dorothys Hoogs, Miss Stella Hoogs,
Miss Ramona Morgan. Miss Bernice
Halsteads Miss. Grace Bredhof and
Miss cls9 Case
Mr.. snd3 Mrs. 6alch's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. "a Balch entertained
at a prekfiiy appointed dinner last
night atlkheif home IN Manoa valley.
The tabik eentefpiece was anDattraes
tive arrangement Of yellow chrysan.
themumb Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mfsi John Guild. Mr.: and Mrs.
William Thompson, Mai and Mrs. PUP
dy, Mr.. Don Balch and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Al. Baleh.
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Governor Pinkham Entertains Friends
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. kennedy and their
family were entertained by Governor
Pinkhan yesterday afternoon and sev-
ening Outing the time the Shinyo Maru
was in port. The Kennedys are rela-
tiyes Of the governor and are en- route |
~ !, tbe i 1 If China where they
WIN ~ "a enea ace, II. in missionary work.
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Mrs. Feruuson's Bridge.
Mrs. Al. q. Ferguson Of Kaimuh Is
at an informal bridge
party this afternoon in honor of
miss Belle Rankin.
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A Hawaiian daasant was the at
tractive diversion offered two hun
,ired guests BY the members of the
Nile club last sevening. The club
house was transformed into "A sveri-
table Hawaiian scene, while within /
tropical bower a. Hawaiian orchestra
most alluring music for the
dancers. Festoons of Japanese Ian
terms were arranged overhead to REL
semble an Illuminated awning. while
beneath the many handsome gowns
worn by the wives and sweethearts Of
The members added to the brilliancy