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

dinner Compimenting MT. Sam
rage and little heads VIII be crowned
with very much be-curled locks. That
Is. they viii be II the same maids
and matfons who have so calmly bow
ed to the other DEGREES OF Dame Fash
ion Will accept the latest edict.
Just think how dreadful 1t will be
| 1.-The "dueky" littlb turbans which are
so becoming to the young face viii
have to be discarded and the huge
picture hats viii probably take their
place.
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Mrs. A.. .. Splitter = Hostess.
Mrs. A. j. Spitzer entertained in a
Ipleasurable way at an afternoon on
Friday at her home In Makih.
Informal. bring-your- sewing after
moons have become quite the fad and
thep those who JenJoy b game Of
bridge are able to play. while those
who care less for the game chat and
sew and thus everyone is satisfied.
Perhaps the sewing fad is most popal-
lar just at this season OF. the year,
when most fingers and minds are
busily at work on Christmas things;
at any rate It Is popular.
Mrs. Spitzer's Nlests Included Mrs.
Du Roi, Mrs Herman Focke, Mrs.
Locker, Mrs. st. G. Sayres. Mrs. L. e.
Clark, Mrs Harders, Mrs. s. D.
Barnes, Mrs. Hufhmel. Mrs. F. w.
Tay. Mrs. e. Spitzer and Mrs. A. J.
Writ.
Mr.. Harry MacfarIane Host
At Dinner for Miss orner.
Mr.. Harry Macfarlahe entertained
at supper Monday evening after the
Orner recital IN honor OF Miss IueA
EOrHef, Nueedi6 ! EpIco and #. Bc6y-
enius. These visiting artists delight
ed those who we're present to meet
them with several musical numbers.
Mr.. Macfarlane's guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs,
tW.,. f. Dillingham;, Judge and Mrs.
William /. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Focke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gift
fard, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong.
Mrs. Schultze, Mr.. Sam Walker, Mr..
C. Hedemann and DR.. and Mrs. F. F.
Hedemann.
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Miss Fanny Hoo0s = Bride
Of the Coming Week.
Miss Fanny Hoogs has announced
Tuesday, December z, as the date OF
her marriage to Mr. Stanley McKen-
zie. The wedding win take place at
O'Clock in the afternoon at the home
of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Fam
ny Love. Rev. A. A. Ebersole will
read the marriage service. The we'd
ding will be very quiet and will be
attended only by the relatives and In.
innate friends Of the bridal couple I
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Holiday PIayIets to Be Given.
The Children's Players on the after
noon of December 81 and the evening
of December % will present two play
lets with Christmas motives that will
give opportunities for clever acting
and original settings. Mrs. F. R. Day,
the director, has designed both stage
setting and costumes, and the ladies
helping her are enthusiastic over the
work planned for them. The creatures
Of the fairy play will delight both
children and grown-ups, and the pref
ty realism of showed In" will hold
the sympathies of ALL
Captain Henri Berger is arranging
music for quaint old English dance
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Mrs. Floyd Emmans a Hostess.
Mrs. Floyd Emmans entertained at
| bridge and sewing afternoon last
Tuesday for a number of friends. The
Emmans' are living in a cottage on
Kalakaua avenue and have beautiful,
outlook on the sea.
Quantities of chrysanthemHms and
maidenhair fern were used effectively
in decoration. II. e.
Mrs. Merle johnson won the first
prize, Mrs. Aimoku Dominis took the
consolation, and Mrs. Charles Heiser
cut and won third prize. III.
Among those who attended were
Mrs. Tackabury. Mrs. Erdman Bald
win, Miss Sara Lucas. Mrs. Sam Peck
Mrs. ]. A. Dominis, Mrs. ]. H. Brown
Mrs. Harold Lyon, Mrs. T. l.. Bolton
Mrs. E. A. Berndt. Mrs. A. s. Prescott
Miss Katherine Tucker, Mrs. C. s.
| Crane, Mrs. R. Clark. Mrs. i. E. Thav.
er. Mrs Henry Chipiere, Mrs. Ralph
tombstone, Mrs. A. NJ Sinclair, Mrs
Child, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs E. A
Douthitt, Miss Mabel Hair. Mrs
Charles Haiser. Mrs. A G. N. Robert
son, Mrs. G. R. Humphrey. Mrs. IA
Urice, Mrs C. Wright, Mrs. s. D.
Barnes, Mrs. M. E Greene. ~:
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Miss Ruth Anderson Hostess. ":s
Entertaining at prettily appointed
dinner at the Moana hotel last even
! ing, Miss Ruth Anderson was one of
the charming hostesses of this week
The scheme in the table decorations
was old-fashioned, and a quantity
shaped blue basket filed with corn
flowers, chrysanthemums, sweet peas