Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-21

their children to do likewise. This
way of bringing cheer to others Is one
of the NEST sincere ways OF showing
gratitude, and then, too. It gives 9TH
ers an opportunity to be grateful.
There will be a number OF Thanks
giving dinners here next week at
which the guests will include for the
most part young people away from
home. = T.. ~ -. "a.
Mrs =. Harold Brown Entertains. N i
Mrs. f. Harold Brown entertained
at a prettily appointed luncheon at
Vida villa today : in compliments to
Mrs T. w. Owens. Dainty hand
+ tainted place cards, representing d
departing steamship marked the place
for each guest The guests included
Mrs T. w. Owens, Mrs Gs n. Penaber-
ton. Mrs. Charles FanntlHroy, Mr1
Lloyd Killam. ,S.F;
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Delicatessen Sale at ST. Andrews
Priory.
For a number of years it has been
the custom of the women of st. An
drew's Guild to have deficatesSen
sale the day before Thanksgiving. The
ladies Of the guild have been busy
for several weeks soliciting good
things to eat and on Wednesday the
,priory will be filled with delicacies for
the Thanksgiving table. Edibles such
as are made : from the recipes of
grandmothers alG Observation-Disclosures
have been promised andi'it is expected
that at the coming sale there viii be
an Unusual variety of appetizing food.
stuffs, -: Il isSt.@ -. : -.< - @h.-'. =
One OF the special features of the
sale will be the tea served by Deacon
ess Spencer, who spent many years
in Japan. The tea will be served as
ii, is in the Japanese cities. = -" 80 ::
Eighty home-made& pies, largely
pumpkin and mince, have been tionatetf
and win be under the Supervision OF
Mrs, D., Howard Hitchcock. ~, III -.
The following ladies have been &C.
tive in securing the various delicacies
for the sale 900" - = -. 2''F :. F..
s. Mrs. G. M. Cooke, Jr.--Cold meats,
chicken and pies. s. -~ - 49, -. -,
Mrs. J. o. Young Salad. = .a.S
Mrs: Thomas e. Wali-Baked beans
and brown bread ~ = : -. =
airs, William soper = Cranberry
sauce and preserves. - = >: r.. :.
Mrs. John Melanphy Rolls, bread
and cake - = :. ~. - ~ :. 3
Miss Bertha kopke and Miss Esther
Kopke-C Candy.
Mrs. Theodore Hoffman of
fruit arranged for the table. -.
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"A Thursday Evening DINNER. ~
- In honor of Gov. l.. e. Pinkham,
Gen. and Mrs. william Carter enter
tanned at a charming dinner on Thurs
day evening Exquisite blossoms OF
poinsettia aIll ferns were combined
effectively % table decorations. Gov
ers were laid for Gov. l.. h. Pink
ham, DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Capt.
and Mrs. II. B. Lister, Mr.. and Mrs,
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Castle, Mr..
and Mrs. E. b. Wa: erhouse, Miss Nora
Sturgeon, Maj. Blakely and Gen. and
Mrs. William H. Carter 3. @@.'sSS's
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The sophomores and seniors who
played In the basket bah series at
Punahou Academy against the fresh.
men and juniors, were defeated in the
contest and viii entertain at dance
at the boarding department this eve
ming. saaESsS. =. cttss5ss = 81 ',-<,s y . =
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Honolulans In Los Angeles. - ''s.:f>z. =
Judge and Mrs. Selden B. Kingsbury.
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in San Francisco and other.
California cities, are now at the Calm
Crest apartments, 1893 lngraham
street, Los Angeles, and will remain
there until after the Christmas season.
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Ensign and Mrs. 5ogusch Entertain.
Among the very pretty affairs of this,
week was the bridge party at which
Ensign and Mrs III. r. Bogusch enter