Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28

moonlight dance at the hotel Two
large tables were set with IL covers
each, and attractively decorated in
yellow and white, bowls of the lovely
Shasta daisies forming the center
piece, with yellow shaded candelabra
carrying out the color note on each
table. Seated about them were Capt.
and Mrs. David Stone, Miss Anna Bell
Harrington, Capt and Mrs. Charles
Willard, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis Beard,
Lieut. and Mrs. Waldo Potter, Lieut.
and Mrs. Irving Phillipson, Miss Irene
Farrell, Maj and Mrs. William Cruik-
shank, Lieut. and Mrs. Livingston Wat
rous, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ivens Jones,
Lieut. and Mrs. Harold Naylor and
Lieuts. Lester Baker, Oswald Saun-
ders and Lieut.. and Mrs. Canoe.
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Capt and Mrs. Pelham Glassford
and children returned to the post on
Sunday after spending an enjoyable
weekend at the Haleiwa hotel.
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Mrs. John Jordan was the compli-
mented guest at the very charming
bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Roland
Gaugler on Friday last Two tables
for bridge were formed during the
morning hours, and number of rub
bers passed the hours very pleasantly
until the luncheon hour. Mrs. L. w.
V. Kenncn and Mrs. Callander were
the happy recipients of the prizes for
high scores, which were sets of dainty
liqueur glasses. Later the ladies were
seated at table decorated with a
profusion-of pink begonias and ferns,
and a most delicious luncheon served.
Present were Mesdames L. w. V. Ken.
non, William Forsyth, Rawson War
rem, Charles, Naylor, John Jordan,
Chalmers Hall. Alexander Milton, Cal
lander and Roland Gaugler.
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This week an interesting event to
the younger members of the mounted
service garrisons was the children's
tennis tournament, in which were en-
tered Is contestants for the champion
ship and the cup, which was given
by Miss Sue Holcomb. The prelimin-
aries were played during last week,
and were full of good games and spir-
itedi playing. Carberry O'Shea and
Bill Browning were the players of the
final match, and after a close and ex-
citing set Bill Browning was judged
the victor and was presented with the
cup by Miss Holcomb. After the
match Miss Holcomb entertained all
the children of the garrison at an Ice
cream party" which was greatly en-
joyed. Those taking part in the tour
Eament We're Marie Cook, Mary Cruik-
shank, Helen McCleave, Mary Chitty,
Lorna Chitty, Isabel Boniface, Helen
Preston. Ruth Coleman, Henrietta
Hall, Louise O'Shea, Eileen O'Shea,
Billy Martin, Bill and Bob Browning
and Carberry and John O'Shea. Mrs.
John Hunt and Mrs. Seth Cook assist.
ed Miss Holcomb in keeping score ana
managing the contest # ~.s
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Mr.. Xix and his three. daughters,
the Misses Beatrice and Consnelo Mix
and Mrs Alexander Johnson, left on
the MatSOnia this weeK after a visit
in the post of some time. They will
go first to San Jose, Cal, where the
Misses Mix return to their studies in
the convent OF Notre Dame, and
later Mrs. Johnson will accompany her
father to Nogales, Arizona, and await
there Lieut. Johnson's relief from Ha.
waiian service, which will take place
within Il short time. III ~
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Mrs. John Hunt entertained on
Thursday last by giving an auction
party of five tables. Twenty ladies
enjoyed Mrs. Hunts gracious hospi-
tally and passed the afternoon hours
with succession of interesting rub
bers. The table prizes, at the end of
the playing. were awarded to Mes.
DANES Willard, Frank, Carey, Bump.
and benson, and were dainty little
Workings of Japanese silk crepe IN
different cOlOrs. 4 delicious salad
course was served late in the after
noon. Those present were Mesdames
Americas Mitchell William Mapes,
Henry Wygant, Waiter Frank, Ray
mOnd Bliss, Madame McCleave, George
Harrison. Miss Hazel Harrison, Jesse
Laid. Edward Carey. Edmund Butts,
Ernest Gose, Sue Holcomb. Arthur
Bump, Charles Nvman, Clarence Tinf-
er. Ely benson, Donald Hay and
Matthew Palen. ".....::.=-