Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

! Charles WeisAk sa..g a. very pretty Sc
lection, and as usifaf pl eased the, aud
fence. Mr.. Harry Chase, a singer OF
renown from the mainland. was among
these who assisted at tue affair One
OF the numbers receiving un3tintGd ap
plause was song by Messrs. Phlnp
Hall, ArthurfWan, ReynoId McGrew
and George Brown. Some among
these who assisted we're Mrs. E. A.
K. Ross, Prof. Bode, a chorus of girls
from kanseiD psha Sehoel.r aKno- sang
Silent Night, Holy Night and
George Casper, TIE Australian violin
iSt =
Among these present at the affair
were Mr.. and Ms. l.. Tenney Peck,
Mr. and Mrs. Reynold McGrew, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyril Hogs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Non
tague CookeS Mr.: and Mrs. Clarence
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs
AlexandeFoL LINDSAY, Jr., Mr.. A. Lewis,
Jr., Mrs. o. Steven, Miss Cosgroye,
Miss Long, Miss Avis G. Yates, Mrs.
Royal ID. Mead, Mrs. Newton Locke,
Mrs. w. c. Hobby, Mrs Warinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Love, Miss Caldwell,
Miss Susan Clark. Miss Florence
Hoffman. Mrs. A. Hooking, Mrs. Rich
ard Cooke, Miss Bertha kopke, Mrs
Albert Warehouse, Mrs. Ernest Wat
erhouse, Miss Margaret Waterhouse,
Miss Nora Sturgeon, Mrs. Harold Hay
seldeR, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins B. An
derson, Mrs Edward Dekum, Miss
Louise Lueas, Miss Dorothy Guild,
Miss Gertrude Turner. Miss Myra An
gus, Mrs. W. L. Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs.
A F. Griffiths, Mrs William B. Ly-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Emmans,.
Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. Elsa
Cross Howard, Mrs. w l.. Gifforc.,
Ms. Sam Baldwin. Miss Ethel Fair
weather, Mrs. =. =. Cooper, Mrs. Cliff
ford b. High, Mrs. Frank Armstrong.
Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. Will Wall,
Miss Margaret Dietz, Mrs. Won Wall,
Mrs. A. J. Gignoux, Mrs. Frederick J.
LoWrey, Mrs. w D. Westeryelt Mrs.
d. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. w. r.
harrington, MIS-. J. A. Balch. Mrs.
Theodore Richards, Miss Charlotte
Hail. Miss Thelra RothweM. Mrs
Theodore Cooke and Mrs. Ger:it P
Wilder
Mrs. Canasa's Bridge Tea.
A delightful affair OF this week was
the bridge tea a. which Mrs. B. L.
Canaga. wife OF Lieut. r. L. Canaga
Of the Alert. entertained on Tuesday
afternoon at the C0urt!and Pink was
the pTedominating color in the decor
atiCns and was carried out to small!
est detail. Pink flowers arranged in
vases we're seen about the rooms and
pink ice cream and cakes were served
during the. afternoon Hrs. c. +.
Smith captured the first prize Mrs
c. B. T. Moore. the second, ah1 Mrs.
Howard Berry the third. Mrs Cana
gas guests included Mrs. William II.
Carter, Mrs. c. E. +. Moore. Mrs. r.
NJ. Cults, Mis-, Benjamin Atkinson !
Mrs. J. B. Mcdonald. Mrs. J. D. Rear
ian, Mrs. A. L. EIDE. Mrs. F. W. Scan
and. Mrs. Fl. r. 2ogUsch. Mrs. P. J.
Willett, Mrs. G.. Eell. Mrs. Paul Bates.
er, Mrs. c. f. Smith, Mrs Fred Low
y and Mrs. Arthur S Ccnkling.
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Mrs. Arthur ThaYer's Bridge Luncheon
A pretty affair of this week was the !
bridge luncheon at which Mrs. Arthur
rhayeT enter. aimed ON Thursday at
Ter hone in Kaimuki. The decorations
we're in lavender and a prOfusiOn Of
toilets were arranged at the luncheon
able while the little tally cards were
rnarIented with . little bouquet Of
he dewy blossoms The first prize, a
af.anese basket, was given to Mrs.