Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
Service Bridge Club.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph Kay
] entertained the Service Bridge
Club on Wednesday e7ening at their
home at Fort Shafter. After a series
OF rubbers the prizes were awarded
10 Captain James K. Bell first, and
Mrs. J. e. Rell, second A delicious
supper was then served Among those
present were Captain and Mrs. G. s.
Lincoln, Captain aud Mrs Peter Mar.
quart, Lieutenant and Mrs A.. Booth,
Mrs BENJAMIN Watkins. Lieutenant
and Mrs. G. Wright, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Ira Longanecker, aptain and
Mrs. James 2, Bell and the, host and
hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Dole's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sullivan of
San Francisco win be. the guests. Of
honor this evening at n dinner given
Nv Mr.. and Mrs y D. Dole at the
Country Club The affair viii be en-
tirely informal and viii be followed by.
dancing to the lively airs Of the cleo
trio piano. IN addition to the guests
Of honor there viii be present Mr..
Scrutton. Miss Rocker of San Fran
cisco, Miss, Tyson If San Francisco.
Miss Emily Farley, DR. j. Hedemann.
Mr. Ed Hedemann and the host and
3 hostess. 81
EneasemeHt IL Announced.
Mr.. Robert Costing announces the
engagement Of his daughter. Eliza.
beth, 10 Mr.. Jack d. Cieary. =
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Mrs. craham's Tea. s.sspss>
Mrs Elizabeth Calvert of Seattle, \
short Soy writer OF no small reputa.
ton, was the guest of honor at an in
formal tea on Monday last given by
Mrs. William Montrose Graham at
her home on Green street The after
noon was pleasantly spent over liter
airy topics. especial interest being
shown in a clever short story of Mrs.
Calyert's which was read by the hos
tess. On Monday OF next week, the
same ladies will assemble. at Mrs.
Graham's to meet Mrs Katherine
Yates. During the afternoon she will
read a short story written by her
self Included in those present this
week were the guest OF honor, Mrs
Elizabeth Calvert, Mrs. Katherine
Yates, DIR. and Mrs. S. d. Barnes, Mrs.
John T. Warren. Miss Bernice Smith
and Miss Irene Aiken. #
Mrs. Moore's Bridge Tea.
One OF the largest and most at
tract1Ee affairs of the week was the
bridge tea given by Mrs. c. b. r.
2 Moore in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
John Graham, who leaves very short
ly to join her husband in the East.
The house was layishly decorated
with pink and white blossoms with
their soft background of green foil
age. After several interesting rub
hers, the prizes, attractive Japanese,
Chinese and Hawaiian novelties
were awarded to Miss Margaret Walk
er, Mrs. f. w. Phisterer, Mrs. Short,
Mrs. Cheney, Mrs. William Wooten,
Mrs. J. B. Renters and Mrs Edward
Undertake. "A number of non-bridge
players joined the party for the DELI
cious collation. that was served at }
O'clock. Sixty. or more ladies we're
invited to- meet Mrs. Graham.
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Mrs. Walter OiIIlnghan's Chinese
Luncheon.
One of the most unique as we'll as
delightful affairs of the week was the
Chinese luncheon given by Mrs Wal
ter Dillingham; last Sunday at her
tea house on Diamond head. The az
fair was in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. Hubbard, both Mrs Dillingham;
and Mrs. Hubbard being dressed in
full. Chinese costume. The luncheon,
which was "a la bouffet," was COM
posed mostly of Chinese viands
served in the fascinating styles of
the Orient Forty were present at
the luncheon, including General and
Mrs. Al. NJ Macomb, Judge and Mrs.
w. L. whitney, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mr. and
Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. Hubbard,