Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-04

Capt. and Mrs. Days attractive quar-
tiers were stripped of their furnish
ings for this occasion. and two long
tables were placed in an l. shape
through the living and dining rooms,
at which were seated 3S of the most
amazingly dressed guests who ever
came to supper A very effective and
beautiful decorative scheme was used.
consisting of sheaves of golden rice,
each tied with red ribbon bows. These
were laid along the tables between
the many brass @candlesticks holding
red candles, which brilliantly lighted
the Jolly scene. Place cards, differ
ing from the accepted custom, held
only the nicknames Of the guests,
which, upon being read, added great.
" to the merriment. All the good
things Of the ideal country supper
were served upon wooden picnic
plates, which had been decorated with
pictured pumpkins and turkeys, and
golden cider served in paper cups adj
ded the last touch to perfectly plan
ned affair. The party included Gen.
and Mrs. Wiser, Col and Mrs. Frank
Keefer. Col John Mcmahon, Maj. T..
n. Horn, Maj and Mrs. John O'Shea,
Miss Sue Holcomb, Maj. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Edger, Capt and Mrs. William
Chitty, Capt. and Mrs. Roger Mason.
Mrs G. o. Ellis, Capt and Mrs. John
Boniface. Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Cru.
san, Capt and Mrs. Pelham Glassford.
Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Lieut..
. and Mrs. Charles Naylor, Capt. and
Mrs. Chalmers Hall, Lieut. and Mrs.
Robert Donaldson, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert Harbold, Lieut.. and Mrs. Har.
old vandeveer, Capt and Mrs Charles
Lloyd and the host and hostess.
On Wednesday afternoon, very de-
lightful bridge tea took place which
was given by Mrs. Swift Martin in
honor of Mrs Edwin B. Winans. Sew
en- tables were placed through the
living rooms which were decorated
for the occasion with profusion of
cut flowers. The ever-interesting
game of progressive auction was play
ed through FIVE changes with Mrs.
Roland Gaugler holding the highest
score at the close of the playing,
Miss Sue Holcomb second, and Mrs,
McGill with lowest score was given
pair of embroidered guest towels
as consolation, lovely boudoir pill
low being the first prize, and a pretty
and useful work basket the second.
A delicious salad course was served
late in the afternoon. Present to
meet Mrs Winans were Mesdames
McCleave, William McCleave, Walter
Short, Clarence Day, Seth Cook, Grace
Cook, John O'Shea, Sue Holcomb, Rog-
er Mason, G. o. Ellis, Pelham Glass.
ford, Ernest Cullum, William Chitty,
Frank Keefer, Louis McKinlay, Henry
Lantry. Joseph DAILY, Roland Gaugler,
Charles Naylor, w. H. McGill, St
Claire Baumgartner, William Prunty
Alexander Milton, William Garden
hire, Robert Cheney, Rawson Warren
and Chalmers Hall. Mrs. Winans. as
guest of honor, was presented with Q
dainty corsage bouquet Of pink AID
lavender sweet peas.
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On Saturday evening of last week
Lieut. and Mrs William Gardenhire
entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs
Edwin Winans, who was their house
guest for week. After a number of
rubbers of the pivoting game it was
found that Mrs. James Fechet had
won the ladies' prize, which was a
set of Japanese figures holding din
ner place cards, and the gentlemen's
prize, cigaret holder. went to Capt.
John Fair At the close of the even.
ing delicious supper was served.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Naylor were
hosts at dinner on Thursday when
they entertained for twenty-four. Six
small tables were used at which the