Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-08

Lei Alana, Miss Gladys r. the
Misses Marian and Louise LighS-3ot,
the Misses Ruth and Bessie Seybolt,
Miss Maud Manning. Miss Doris
Noble, Miss Louise Girvin, Miss Glenn.
ence Clifford, Mr. Martin Fennel, Mr..
Alan Davis. Mr.. William Noble, Mr..
Bryan Girdler, Mr.. Gavien Bush, Mr..
Shirley Bush, Mr.. Leroy Bush, Mr..
Albert Bush, Mr.. Alan Podmore, Mr..
Ralph Manning, Mr. Max Bolte, Mr.
John Clifford, Mr. Gustave Ballen.
tyne. Mr., John O'Dowda, Mr. Stat,
ford Austin, Mr. Sam Carter, Mr..
Fred Carter, MIR. Philip Fallerman,
Mr.. Chester Taylor, Mr. Oswald
Lightfoot. Mr. Charles Littlejohn and
Mr. Arthur Parish.
Mrs Albert Wilcox was hostess
at the Country Club last week when
she entertained at luncheon in honor
returned from an extended trip
through the States. A large brass
bowl filled with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS made a very effective center
piece for the table, and at each plate
were lovely corsdge bouquets of
American Beauty roses and maiden.
hair fern. After luncheon the re-
mainder of the afternoon was spent
at bridge. The fortunate prize win
ners, who were Mrs. Carl Hagens.
Mrs. KIebahn and Miss Margaret
Walker, were awarded lovely ham
mered silver bonbon spoons. Mrs.
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prize, which was also a spoon.
Those present were Mrs, A. Cart
ley, Mrs. Faxon Bishop, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Dowsett, Mrs. Deverill of HanaleL.
Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs. Gaylord
Wilcox, Mrs. William Williamson,
Mrs. Carl Hagens, Mrs. F. w. Kle-
balm, Mrs Buck, Mrs. Fred Macfar-
lane, Mrs Fuller, Mrs. Carl Holloway
and the hostess.
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Mrs. ]. T. Warren was hostess at
a most delightful luncheon last Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. G. G..
He:ser, Sr., of Berkeley, and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Heiser, who
are summer visitors in the city. The
table was very attractively decorated.
A dainty French basket filled with
pink begonias and maidenhair ferns
and tied with graceful pink satin
bow made a beautiful centerp!ece.
The place cards bore pictures
of the brilliant Hawaiian fishes
done in delicate pink, exactly
matching the begonias. Covers
were placed for Mrs. Charles G.
He:ser, Sr., Miss Dorothy Heiser, Mrs.
Charles G. Heiser, Jr., Mrs. l.. J. War
rem, Mrs. c. NJ. Clegg, Mrs. Maurice
Davis, Miss Athertcn, Miss Laura Ath-
erton, Mrs. Raymond Brown and the
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Mrs. c. NJ Cooke entertained the
of St Andrews Guild and
Auxiliary at her beautiful home in
Manoa last week at the last meeting
of the organization until September.
After the business of the day had
been transacted a very delightful So
cial Afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Al
exander Lindsay, Jr., favored her lis
teners with two very pleasing vocal
being assisted at the piano
by Mrs. L. Tenney Peck. A number
Of GUESSING games were then played,
the prize winner receiving beautiful
sheaf of ST. Joseph lilies tied with a
large bow of white ribbon. 49,.
Mrs. Cooke was assisted by Miss
Annie Parke. ..>
Mrs. Harold Giffard was a luncheon
hostess last week for a number of
her friends. The table was beautiful
ly decorated with magenta geraniums
and ferns, while the place cards were
dainty little. Japanese ladies carrying
open parasols. Covers were placed
for Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mrs. James
Dcugherty. Mrs. Arthur Macintosh,
Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs Fred Damon,
Mrs. Harry Gray. Miss Gray, Mrs.
Buck and Mrs Giffard. -. .. Il
After luncheon a number of exciting
games Of bridge were played and
very pleasant afternoon enjoyed by
hose present. =.
Mrs. Albert Wilcox was the com.
plimented guest at a very charming
iihIAO luhShCOu ldSI "SShs SINSu ny
Mrs. William Williamson at her
Nuuanu home. After luncheon sever
al rubbers of bridge were enjoyed.
Covers were placed at the luncheon
table for Mrs. Gaylord Wilcox, Mrs.
Fred Damon. Mrs: A. Haneberg,
Mrs. Albert Wilcox and Mrs. Will.
amson.
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Mrs. William Williamson was
hostess at a Chinese luncheon last
Friday afternoon for Mrs. Carl Ha-
gems, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs
Edward Dekum, Mrs. H. Along, Mrs.
A. Haneberg, Mrs. Widemann, and
Miss Irene Dickson. After luncheon
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent pleasantly at bridge.
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On last Friday afternoon. the two
little sons of Colonel and Mrs. Fred
erick P. Reynolds. entertained num-
Der of their small friends at a very
little party. The afternoon
was passed with several exciting and
games, after which dainty
were served to the