Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

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won the prize, which was an attractive
Japanese china bowl. Among those
playing bridge were: Mrs. Cochran,
Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. How
ell, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Harker, Mrs. c. c. Cochran. Mrs. Sui
livan, Mrs. Sneed. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs.
Pearson, Mrs Dashiell, Mrs. Holiday.
Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs.
Hartshorn. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Black,
Mrs. Jamerscn, Mrs. Howell and Mrs.
Roe
One of the largest affairs of the past
week was the linen shower" given
by Mrs. w. b. Cochran last Friday
afternoon in honor of Miss Lucy Webb.
Mrs. Cochran was assisted by Mrs.
G. H. Lincoln, Mrs. c. c. Cochran,
Miss Dorothy Trout. Mrs. G. 0'Brien,
Mrs. p R. Manchester, Mrs. Daniel
Swan. Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Rosenbaurp5
Miss Haiioran, Miss Lenihan, Miss
Harker and Miss Bonnie Scott. A mass
of yellow chrysanthemums filled the
center of the tea table and small
lights in the shape Of tulips carried
out the color scheme. Among those
who were invited to tea were Mrs.
B. w. Atkinson, Mrs. F. F. Black, Mrs.
Robert Peck, Mrs. E. A. Sloan, Mrs.
Alden C. Knowles, Miss Church, Mrs.
C. H. Lincoln. Mrs. M. j. Lehman,
Mrs. ID. ]. Greene, Mrs. Dashiel, Mrs.
Randolph, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Jamer.
son, Mrs Ralph Holiday, Mrs. Ray.
mond Wheeler, Mrs. o. B. Rosenbaum,
Mrs. Calder, Mrs C. A. Hardigg, Mrs.
w R. Scott. Mrs Paul B. Malone,
Miss Mary Kerwin, Miss Elizabeth
Kerwin, Mrs. Van Poole, Mrs. John B.
Richardson, Mrs. p. R. Manchester,
Mrs. Lloyd Fredendall, Mrs. Clyde r.
Parker, Mrs. Nuremberg, Mrs. T. L.
Crystal. Mrs. F. Barker, Mrs. Robert
Howell. Mrs. McKain, Mrs Thomas
Harker. Mrs. Theodore Martin, Mrs.
James E. Bell, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. A..
Hobley, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Alfred
Clark, Mrs. Joseph McAndrew, Mrs.
Peck, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs Sneed. Mrs.
Hartshorn. Mrs. Randolph and Mrs.
jerks.
One of the most delightful affairs OF
the past week was the bridge luncheon
given by Mrs Dashiells in honor o.
Miss Dorothy Trout of washington
D. G. Seven tables of bridge were
played on the lanai. which was most
attractiyely decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns. After sew.
eral hours of cards luncheon was
served. Mrs. Bashiells was assisted
by Miss Dorothy Harlser. Miss Cath.
crime Lenihan. Miss Bonnie Scott. Mrs J
Holiday and Mrs: Martin. Among
Mrs, DashieIls' guests were hrs G. e.
Cochran, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. T. Fl
Harker, Mrs Hartshorne. Mrs Sneed
Mrs. r r. Black. Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
John B. Richardson, Mrs. John H. Sui.
liyan, Mrs. Robert Calder. Mrs. Har.
digg. Mrs. d. J. Greene, Mrs. Mullen.
berg. Mrs Dalton. Mrs Robert How.
ell. Mrs. Holiday. Mrs. Peck. Mis-,
Elizabeth Rosenbaum. Mrs. w. B
Cochran. Mrs. c. III. Lincoln, Mrs
Gose. Mrs. Butts, Mrs. Malone and
Miss Trout,
Mrs. Frank, from Schofield Barracks,
has been the house-gllest of Mrs. crys.
tai for the past week, and on Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Crystal entertained
at delightful sewing party and tea in
honor of her guest. After several
hours of needlewerk, tea was served
Among Mrs. CRYSTALS guests we're Mrs.
Paul r. Manchester. Mrs. r F.. Rarker,
Mrs Randolph, Mrs. John B. Richard.
son, Mrs. John H. Sullivan, Mrs F. A:
Sloan. Miss Lucy Webb, and Mrs.
Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble. parents o?
Mrs. Cook, wife of Captain Cook were
on the Matsonia Wednes.
day when it sailed for the mainland
whore they will SPEND the winter in
Pasadena. Mr. Gamble has not beer
very well for the past few months
and ii is thought that his health will
he much benefited by q winter on
the Pacific coas:. .-... ..... . ~-
) The troops being camped in the vic
unity brought many in from Schofield
Barracks for short visits at Fort Shat
ter Mrs. Clarence Day and little son,
Allen, spent the weekend with Mrs:
James E. Bell Miss Ann Carpenter is
spending few days with Miss Cath
crime Lehman and Mrs. Clinton is the
house guest of Mrs. George H. Jamer-
son. t.<-..
s.. .....
Chaplain and Mrs. William Reese
Scott entertained informally at dinner
in their quarters in the cantonment
Wednesday evening in honor of their
daughter. Miss Bonnie SCOTS. eigh-
tenth birthday. Cpyers were placed |
for Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. John B.