Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31

ial ballroom. tables were arranged for
tea and over 700 people attended. net
ting the splendid sum of $l469, Mr..
and Mrs Douglas Crane gave eNhibi-
ton dancing In the different rooms.
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Ar. and Mrs. Frederick klamp OF
Honolulu and their sister. Miss Louise
Girard, are guests at Hotel Bellevue.
The last OF the week they will start
for Houston. Tex. where they will
visit Mrs. Ramps father. Colonel Cir
ard. United States army. The last OF
February they will sail for Europe
Chronicle.
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Mrs. Charles II. hacauIey. OF Van
couver was the motif for a very en-
joyable affair yesterday when Mrs, j.
Morton Riggs entertained at bridge.
Others present we're Mrs. Arthur Hold
gins. Mrs. Harvey Murray. Mrs. f.. Y
Smith, Mrs. Aripin, Haneberg. Mrs.
William Williamson. Mrs. Richard
Cults, Mrs. G. Richardson. Mrs. NJ. E.
. Grossman, Mrs. Benjamin Watkins,
Mrs. Clifford High Mrs. George Her
bert, Miss Irene Dickson. Mrs, Henry
Along. Mrs. Shepherd and Miss Doro-
thy Allen.
Miss Helen Alexander is entertain
ing this evening at dinner prior TO
! the Bachelors dance at the Country
Club.
: DR.. and Mrs. Charles Adams are
spending, q few weeks at the billing
ham place at Mokhleia, where they
entertain constantly at informal din
ners and lnncheons. In fact the
Adams keep open house to their
friends most all Of the time. i
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: Red carnations : made a gaily at
tractiye decoration for the table on
! Thursday evening when Mrs. Hannah
E. Palmer entertained at dinner al
the. CORTLAND Covers were laid FOL
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Howe. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Alice Brown
and the hostess r.,
Miss Lena Higgins, who has been
visiting IN Honolulu for the past five
: weeks as the gnest of her sister and
hrother-in-law, DR. and Mrs. w. Daniel
returned to; her home at Fort Benton
Montana, on the Pacific Mail linel
Manehuria on Tuesday morning. Dur
ing her brief stay in the islands, Mis-;
3 Higgins has made many friends WhG
greatly regret that her visit could no
be prolonged. s5*1>E<@ = a. e
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4 Miss Sara Lucas has been painfully
though not seriously, i'll for the pas
week, having unfortunately contracted
the mumBs. This being a, disease
which wins small sympathy for grown
Iins who are supposed to have passed
5 III oyer. with Other childish follies a;
none tile. hess. hard to bear. particular
,1y as In adult cases il is always mors
severe. IS ~. ~
Cable news was received this weel
d ,anrcuneing the birth soft q Tine bah.
Alloy to lieutenant and Mrs. Georg'
trleyeIand Bowen Alice Spaldingl
AThe little fellow weighed nine ppuadl
l. and is doing spleHd
"a s.s
.,l Mrs. Fred Waterhouse enterta1ne'
lI1 luncheon at the Country Club o.
.eu thursday, covers being laid for six
IN see q q 49,
= Mrs. George Renton was hostess 70
~ Social Club this week at he
o1 hue on Eva plantation.
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80 Aaptain and Mrs. Richard GIFTS en-
n5 terained informally at two tables o
NJ brige Monday evening, a rare3it SUP
N pertollowing the game.
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lly Coonel and Mrs. Reynolds enter
tame at dinner last week a homo
of British Consul and Mrs. LIB. Rer
he tiers, who leave in March Dr thei
To- new sation in Manila. Othef guest
at we're General and Mrs. NJ. NJ, hacomt
Goverrbr Pinkham, DR.. and Mrs. {
b. CooDer and Miss Florence Butter
er-t ~ & Il -,
ln-l Miss Thelna Murphy is htertail
CT ing Informally this evening a suppe
her guests including. DR.. md Mr.
Sc Frederick Morong, Mr.. and! Mrs.
m Stanebash, Miss Ruth Rilty, Mis-