Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10

friends. The guests were for the most
part members of the Kaimuki Bridge
Club and their husbands. Some among
those present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Thayer, Mrs. Thayer, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. James Guild, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
B. Rietow, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Peck,
Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Florence Fergu-
son. Miss Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Emmans. Mr.. chipare. Miss Margaret
Kelley. Captain Charles Clarke and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Appiin.
90. ~ - - - "a
Tempieton crocker and the Riddles.
TempIeton Croker, who is quite
well known in Honolulu, has recently
proved to his San Francisco friends
that he is generous, not only in the
ordinary sense, but, In the words OF q
writer for Town Talk. ''helis generous
on large scale.
When young Croker heard that the
Indoor Yacht Club Of San Francisco
planned q .'Kiddies Day at the Sta.
dinm DE sought a member of the en-
tertainmeiits comHnttee and inquired
into the details OF the affair AS the
situation was explained to him he be-
came enthusiastic and his enthusiasm
was mot merely OF the conversational
kind He wanted to help. but it seem.
ed that almost all Of the ground of
entertainment had been covered by q
farseeing committee. Finally a bright
idea came to him. Toys Had any
one thought Of toys? No. Well, then,
he would supply the playthings, not
only Tor that day but for other days
to come. The committee was given
carte blanche to purchase toys. The
toyshops were invaded with wonderful
results and when the 100 kiddies left
the Stadium hall ON Sunday afternoon
each youngster carried q package Of
toys with him. Ano to them Temple.
ton Croker is special idol to wor-
ship.
For Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. coons.
One or the pretty affairs of the
week was the musical at which Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Giffard entertained
on Sunday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Alvin Coons MAUD
Warmington) who have been spending
their Honeymoon in Honolulu The
dFawingroom. where the guests gather.
ed, was prettily decorated for the oc.
easicn with long -stemmed pink hibls-
Gus and delicately colored snapdrag-
ons During the evening delicious re.
freshments were served by the hostess.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Il. A. Coons, Captain and Mrs.
ID 8. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Tenney
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Love, Mr.
and Mrs. Marston Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip L. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred
Bush, Mrs. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Cameron, Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard,
Miss Pearl Sutherland. Miss Ethel
Mills, Miss Janette Mathews and the
host and hostess.
- - -
Through Honolulu on the Transport.
While the transport Thomas was in
port this week Honolulu had as its
guest Major Frank s. VIM, who has
been stationed in the Philippines for
some time. Major Winn is en- route
to San Francisco where he Is to be
stationed as adjatant general OF the
Western Department Major VIM is
well known in San Francisco, having
been stationed there when junior
officer. He married Miss Dora Board.
man. a San Francisco girl, who few
years after her marriage died, leaving
little Dora VIM. Miss VIM, who
is one OF the most popular society
girls in California. and who is a par.
ticular fayorite in the service set an.