Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

ITH half OF Honolulu summering
w at the beaches and on the
w mountaintops, Il is only nat
ural that Dame Society, after her
strenuous winter and spring, should
decide to take a rest also.
The past week. however. has beer
notable for several large affairs-Mrs.
Arthur Wilder's Country club dance
and Miss Schaefer's ball being among
the loyliest dancing parties Of the see
son ~r.
There have also been several large
and beautiful bridge parties and we
might say here that Fort Ruger Is
Distinguishing itself fer fits gaiety der
ing these quiet days. The arrival OF
the Letter party in their yacht, the
Niagara has caused quite ripple in
town society and several OF the lead
ers Of the army circles have planned
entertainments for them
But, In the whole. the younger set
are carrying the burden Of the social
world in Honolulu while their elders
are resting and planning for the com
ing fall season which is sure to be a
brilliant one. ~
Mrs. Phisterer's Bridge.
Mrs. Frederick w. Phisterer was
hostess at a delightful bridge party
on Friday of last week, when about
thirty-fiye of her friends were inyit.
ed to meet her house guests, Miss
Evans and Miss Shute of Albany, New
York. and Miss Richardson OF Bos.
ton. The decorations were exceeding
y Ia 1rxy nd IaH
OF admiration from all of the guests.
Each OF the 1--WE tables were decorat.
ed in a different color, the various
schemes being green, yellow, pink,
lavender and white. The spacious
dining room was decorated entirely in
pink. Carnations in their many hues
and loads of asters were used.
Throughout the afternoon the bid
ding was spirited and the competition
keen. However, in the end, the prizes
were awarded to Mrs. William p.
Wooten, Mrs. c. w. Waller, Mrs. Geo.
s. Gibbs, Mrs. j. s. Parker and Mrs.
e. ]. O'Hara. After cards, the play
ers were joined by number of 9th.
er ladies for tea.
Among those present were: Miss
Evans, Miss Shute, Miss Richardson,
Mrs. Paul B. Malone, Miss Malone,
Mrs. Benjamin w. Atkinson, Mrs.
Randolph, Mrs. George S. Gibbs, Mrs.
George H. Jamerson. Mrs. Joshua
Brown, Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs.
William p. Wooten, Mrs. George Tut
tie, Mrs. II. F. Wichman, Mrs. w. M,
Graham, Mrs. Daniel N. Swan, Mrs.
II. ]. O,Hara, Mrs. Norris Stayton,
Mrs. c, w. Waller, Mrs. ]. S. Parker,
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. III. B. Restarick,
Mrs. G. L Hicks, Jr.. Mrs. F. NJ.
Hinkle, Mrs c. A. Clark, Mrs. w. e.
Ellis, Mrs. J. S. Johnston, Mrs. n.
r. Nichols, Mrs. G. f.. Humbert, Mrs.
Frank ID. Applin, Mrs. Hofgaard and
Mrs. Phisterer.
Col. and Mrs. MeDonaId's Bridge.
Colonel and Mrs.. j. B. Mcdonald
entertained at one OF the most attrac-
tive bridge parties OF the week on
Thursday evening. The decorations
were carried out in yellow, wealth
OF large yellow chrysanthemums, be-
meath the soft cool glow OF yellow
candle shades making the rooms most
attractive.
After a number OF closely contested
arubbers," the first prize was won by
Mrs. ]. s. Parker, while the second
went 10 Mrs. Paul B. Malone. DR..
1T. Mcdonald captured the gentle
mans prize and Mrs. Randolph was
presented with guests prize.
Those present were Mrs. Ran.
dolph. Colonel and Mrs Benjamin w.
Atkinson. Mr.. Randolph, Captain and
Mrs. frederick w. Phisterer. Lneut
and Mrs. H. f. Nichols. Mr.. E. A. T.
Newcomb, Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Hnrner. DR.. and Mrs