Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-03

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Mr.. and Mrs. Maaoon's Poi Luncheon.
A very jolly affair of the week was
the poi luncheon on Sunday last given
by Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Magoon at their
Kaalawai home in honor of Mr.. Ernest
Parker. A typical Hawaiian luncheon
was served after which the afternoon
was spent Informally. Among those
present we're Mr.. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
#. B. McStocker, Miss Lydia McStock-
er. Miss Julie McStocker, DR.. A. p.
Matthews, Judge and Mrs. A. s. Hum
phreys, Capt and Mrs. F. Hopkins,
Miss Gertrude Hopkins, Dr. Hopkins
Of New Jersey, Mrs. Rice Of Los An
geles, Lieut. and Mrs. o. NJ. Tyler, Dr.
and Mrs Ormond Wall, Mr.. and Mrs
John III. Magoon, Mr.. John Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. William Rosa, Lieut.. r. MIL
ton, Lieut.. w. E. Dorman, Mr. Max
Rosa, Mr.. Sam Carter, Mr.. Willard
Ables, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along,
Miss Sybil Robertson, Miss MERGED
| Walton, Mr.. B. n. Banning, Miss Mary
Low, Miss Laura Low, Mr.. Evelyn
Wood Low, Mr.. Albert Lucas, Duke
Kahanamoku. Mr.. w Rosa, Mrs. Rich
ard Kiplfng, Mrs. r. w. Single, Mrs.
Montana, Miss Davidson, Mr. Edmund
son, Mr.. Marmion Magoon, Mr.. Eaton
Magoon and the host and hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney PecSs Dinner.
Mr.. Sydney Locke of Hartford.
Conn.,, who is visiting his sister and
brotherinlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ten.
ney Peck, is the incentive for de.
lightful dinner to be given tonight by
the latter at their home on Wilder
avenue. Other guests win be Judge
and Mrs. Selden Kingsbury of Wal.
luku, Maui; Judge and Mrs. Alexan.
der Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins
Anderson, Miss Stapham, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Al. Love, Miss Moore, Mr..
]. F. Hackfeld and Mrs w. Locke.
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Mrs. Janerson,s Bridge Tea.
Mrs. o. s. Tower and Mrs. 8. D..
Sturges were the guests of honor at
s large and delightful bridge tea Civ
en- yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George
Jamerson at her home at Fort Shafter.
There were seven tables of players,
who, after several rubbers OF auction,
were Joined by number Of other Ia
dies for tea. The first prize, an at
tfactive Chinese tray, was won by
Mrs. Paul Malone. Mrs. George Ap-
pie Of Schofield Barracks captured
the second, q Japanese wall pocket,
and Mrs. Water johnson won, the
consolation Among those invited to
meet Mrs. Tower and Mrs. Stufges
were Mrs Otto Rosenbaum, Mrs. Paul
Malone. Mrs. w. Gibbs, Mrs. C. s. LIN
coin. Mrs. E. v, Smith, Mrs. Benja.
min Watkins, Mrs. Alfred Roe, Mrs.
r French. Mrs. NJ. Daniel Appel, Miss
Maconnb. eirs. Ralph Lister Mrs Ci B.
Cooper, Mrs. G. B. T. Moore, Mrs.
john Graham. Mrs Gaylord Church,
Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mrs. William
Denman, Mrs. Frederick Phisterer,
Mrs. Walter johnson. Mrs. Frank Ap
plin. Mrs John Johnston, Mrs. Charles
Clark, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs. Har-
cid F. Nichols, Mrs. George Apple,
Mrs William NJ. Cruikshank and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. CartWrlghf,s Reception
One Of the largest and most note
worthy affairs OF the week was the
christening and reception given on
New Years Day by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright for their little son,
Master William Edward Cartwright.
The ceremony took place at st. An
|drew's Cathedral at 4 O'Clock. Mrs.
Benjamin Marx, Miss Ethelwyn Cas-
tie, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Sara
Lucas, Mrs. William Lymers Miss
Helen Girvin, Miss Eunice Pratt and
Miss Agnes Buchanan were made god
mothers while Mr. BENJAMIN Marx,
Mr. William VOTERS, and Mr.. :.
Tenney Peck were appointed godfath-
efs. The baby was dressed in an, eX-
quisite christening robe which had
been given to Mrs, Cartwright's moth
er, Mrs Claire Williams. by her cous-
in and had been worn in turn at the
christening Of Mrs. Benjamin Marx,
Miss EthelWyn Castle, Mrs. Cart
wright and Miss Edith Williams. It
was of fine white material, embroid-
cred by hand and made with the
short sleeves, long waist and very
long skirt of the last generation. Fol-
lowing the ceremony delightful re-
ception on the order of the dan
SAINT" was held at the Cartwright
home on Liliha street. Kaafs quin-
tet dispensed lively music and the
guests danced until the hour for din
ner arrived. Delicious refreshments
were served la buffet throughout
the afternoon, Mr.. Rawley catering
for the occasion. Mrs. Benjamin
Marx poured tea while Mrs. William
Lymer presided over the punchbowl.
The artistic bungalow was charm
ingly decorated with pink and white
roses, gifts of many friends, and
large baskets Of sweet peas and maid
enhair In one rose bedecked ROOM.
the christening gifts to the baby were
on display, the little fellow receiving
quantities of beautiful things from
baby pins to silver porringers. Amuse-
ment was amply provided for the
many youngsters who attended the