Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-21

tieep. turning attention To neglected |
correspondence. casting thoughtful |
eye on depleted spring wardrobes. u
follows therefore that socially speak |
ing. things are dull. IN addition there
are Let OF otherwise nice children
who have insisted on having the
humps and measles and whooping |
cough--in fact III seems 10 be munps
season and not 90 make face at |
the sight Of a lemcn marks one dis.
finctIy out cf things. both adult and
infant. But these are little whims |
which must be enjoyed al home in
The privacy OF ones boudoir as IL
were. without the pleasures Of social
Intercourse and though individual |
glory is very gratifying. society and
It's activities are losers again. or
course there has been entertaining OF
an Informal character small dinners
and teas with tennis and golf and
swimming TO lend a vigorous touch
But dances and large receptions and
eich like" are tempcrarily in abey-
qnce. Tango enthusiasts are distinct-i
III bored there Is nothing for them
10 do but possess their souls in pati.
tnce until Easter and the renewal OF
dansants. both the the" and "caba-
ret Bridge lovers are happy enough
one can always get UP quiet lit.
lie foursoile which does not interfere
With the conventions Of Lent For
the most part. however the period of
rest Is welcome TO cur hostess. giving.
as II does. opportunity TO recuperate
after a rather strenuous mouth The
hectic pace set BY the society worlds
Of the mainland was never meant for
azy Hawaii with its enervating eli
mate We keen II up madly for a
While Then suddenly We 90 as flat
IS pnnctnred tire and gladly we
STAY flat until the fever strikes us
again Society Is suffering from lust
such a flattened spell now-which ]
makes Lent doubly advantageous Of
course And as said before 1t is
comforting fits soul with back CORE
&pondence and new clothes, and
church every Sunday
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Miss Atherton's Tea.
Miss Marie O'Brien is being the mo-
III for considerable entertaining prior
10 her departure next month Miss
0.Brien has spent the past year in
Hawaii with her aunts. Mrs. l.. Z. Nc
lnndiess and Mrs John A. Mccand
less. and during this time has made
many friends who are anxious to ex
tend hospitality 10. her before she
leaves An informal tea was given In
her henor Yesterday hy Miss Violet
Atberton. The guests brought thin.
bies and devoted the afternoon to sew
ing Among those present we're Miss
OBrien. Miss May Marshall. Miss
Nellie Marshall AIRS Frank Hoogs.
Mrs Jack Young. Miss AIariory Gil
man Mrs Jaek Guard and Miss Laura
Atherfon.
Mrs. Rosenbaun's Bridge
The only ahair al Fort Shafter this
week was the bridge party given by
Mrs. o. Rcsenbaum on Wednesday in
honor OF Mrs. Clyde Parker and Mrs
Herbert o'Brien. The first prize a
pair of silver shoe buckles-was won
by Mrs. f. f. Black The second "a
silver inlaid Japanese tray went 20
Mrs. Walter Johnson. while Mrs. w
ri Gibson captured the consolation
pair of Japanese flower holders. At
. the conclusion of the afternoon deli
cious ices and cakes were served
Among those present were Mrs. Par
ker, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. f. II. French,
Mrs. NJ. Lehman, Mrs. K. V. Smith,
Mrs. Benjamin Watkins. Mrs Robert
McCleave, Madame McCleave, Mrs. G.
s. Lincoln, Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs.
Joseph Kay, Mrs. Warren hannum,
Miss Helen Rees, Mrs. p. Giassford,
Mrs Charles H. Rich, Mrs. George S.
Gibbs. Mrs A. Rex Mrs. Frederick
Cook, Mrs W. r. Gibson, Mrs. James
4. Bell. Miss Mary 0'Brien, Miss
Katherine Lenihan, Miss Elnora Leni.
han, Mrs. Frederick Black and others
Mrs. Barnes Bridge.
Mrs j. b Renters was the motif for
very charming bridge party given
on Wednesday by Mrs. S. ID. Barnes at
her home on Anapnni street The aft.
ernoon was devoted TO royal auction
OF COURSE After number of gaily
Contested rubbefs the prizes large
Japanese baskets of flowers caught
with pink ribbon were awarded 70
Mrs NJ. T. Clegg. Miss Anne Hadiey.
Mrs. Pathan. Miss Lila Mcdonald and
Mrs Sarah Newcomh. A velvet cor
sage rose was given 70 Mrs. Renters
ais guest prize. Dainty refreshments
were then served. Ameng those in
vited were Mrs. Harold Hayselden,
Mrs Edward Dekun, Mrs Katherine
Yates. Mrs. J. b. lFreitas. Mrs, Frank
Scudder. Mrs. II. f. Hendrick, Mrs.
Gamble, Miss Barrie GamtH. Mrs F
NJ. swanzy. Miss Nora Swanzy, Mrs,
Ferguson. Mrs. j. r. Mcdonald, Miss
lila Mcdonald. Mrs Renton Hind
Mrs Glenn. Mrs Pathasn, Mrs George
McEldowney. Mrs NJ. T. Cleggp Mrs.
S. Tay. Miss iloerrlnan. Mrs NJ ".
II Anpel. Mrs. G.. b. Mood, Mrs. W.
n Graham. Mrs. A. n. Campbell Mrs
a Augur. aIiss Louise Lucas, Miss a
Hadley. Miss B. Hadiey, Mrs, Woed~
ford. Mrs. Arthur Bump, Mrs. Sarah
Newcomb. Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs.
L. q. Rowland. Mrs. Joseph Sheedy
and Mrs A, Hooking.