Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

Norma Mason, MeSdames MCCIeaNe.
Miller, George Bailey. Henry l-antry.
Charles Ever;tt. Phillip Kiefer, Will
am Chitty. Michael Lehman. Clar-
epcc Tinker, Kendall, Robert Sears,
Arthur Cassels. William Mapes,
ampbeIl King, William DOdds. Seth
Cook, George Harris, Alexander Mil
ten. Miss Cock. Miss Anne Carpenter.
Mrs. clyde Crusan gave an enjoy
able bridge afternoon on Thursday in
honor Ct her sister. Mrs. George Whit
srtt Eight tables were placed. at
which the cyer-FOpular progressive
auction WIS played. After the close
OF the games Mrs. David Stone poured
tea and an inviting salad with coffee
was served. The first nrize was won
by Mrs. Ernest Gose. and was an en-
ErOidPred POngee parasOl: the second
was wen by Mrs. Frank Hopkins and
Was set of etched brass finger
bCwls: the third was won by Mrs.
George Gay. and WIS an embroidered
crepe kimCnO. and the consolation. an
Cnamo!Cd friendship circle pin, was
LivCn to Mrs. Jesse I.ahd Those
present were Mesdamcs Henry Lam
try. Whits"tt. George Apple. Louis
Mck;nlay. Pelham GlassfOrd John
O'Shea, Sue Holcomh George Gay,
George Bailey. Franklin Rice. Clar-
ence Tinker. Charles Willard. Frank
Hopkins. Miss Gertrude Hopkins,
Charles EvCritt, Harry Wells, Fales,
Gideon Van Poole. Americas Mitchell.
Robert Sears, Campbell King, Walter
Pridgen. Charles Meals, Frank Bur
nett. Ernest Gose; Edmund Butts.
George Harris. David Stone, Harry
Malone. George Livingston Baker
Brady RuttPncutter. Wood, Campbell
Miss Hopkins and Mss Anne Car
penter.
Mrs. Lakeland and her daughter,
Miss Mamie Lakeland of FL PasO,
Texas. who are making a short visit
to Hawaii, were the guests of honor
at the attractive bridge luncheon Civ.
en- by Mrs. Roger Mason and Mrs.
Percy Deshon on Friday last The
guests were invited for II o'clock and
enjoyed a number of rubhers of auc
ton. PLAYING the pivoting game. be.
fore luncheon was served. Those
holding highest scores at each table
we're Mesda"les George Apple, Miss
Sue IolcOmb. William Ch:tty, John
Hunt. Gideon Van Poole. and Miss
Anne Carpenter. The prizes were
bowls of unusually pretty Japanese
china. An inviting three course lun.
Cheon was served at the close of the
playing, Present were Mrs. Lakeland.
Miss Lakeland Mesdames William
Chitty. Larry McAfee. Robert Donald
sen, Pelham Gassford, Sue Holcomb,
John O'Shea, Charles Baker, Jerome
Pillow, George Gay Henry I,antry,
William 5McCleare, Louis McKinlay,
John Hunt George Whftsett. Gideon
Van Poole. Livingston Watrous,
Frank Hopkins, Gertrude Hopkins,
Miss Norma Mason. Anne Carpenter
and Miss Hortense Short. =
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A very attractive hop supper Of
twenty took place on Monday evening
before the hop in the Mounted Ser
vice Club, with Capt. and Mrs. Will
am Chitty as hosts Five small tables
were placed, at which the guests were
seated, which were artisticalIy, decor.
ated with mounds of nasturtinin. The
guests were Gen. and Mrs. John Wis
ser. Col and Mrs. D. l.. Howell, Col.
and Mrs. George Sands. Col and Mrs.
Waldo Aver. Col. S. D. Sturgis. Col.
John McMahon, Maj and Mrs. Gideon
Van Poole, Mai. and Mrs. Ernest
Gose, Capt and Mrs. Arthur CasseIs,
and Capt. and Mrs. William Brown
ing.
Lieut. and Mrs. Louis McKinlay
were dinner hosts on Friday evening
Of last week. entertaining in honor Of
Mrs. George p Whitsett. White and
green characterized the color scheme
OF the table decorations, which were
carried out in the arrangement Of but.
ton daisies and ferns of the center.
piece and the unshaded white candles,
Covers were placed for eight at
round table, including Mrs. Whitsett,
Mrs. Henry Lantry, Miss Carrie Nc
Mahon, $Mai William Guignard. Cant,
George de Grasse Catlin, Lieut. Bal
lard Lyerly and the host and hostess.
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| On Tuesday of this week Lieut.. and
Mrs. jerome Pillow gave a much en-.
joyed hop supper, which took place
before the hop in the 1st Infantry
pavilion. The guests were Col. and
Mrs. Frank Cheatham, Col. S. D.
Sturgis. Col and Mrs. D. L. Howell
Col. and Mrs. Charles Bromwell, Mai
and Mrs. William Cruikshank, Capt
and Mrs. Douglas McCaskey and Col
John Mcmahon. The tables were
gracefully decorated with clusters of
pink carnations and white Shasta
daisies. The party later was present
at the hop.
On Sunday last, Col. and Mrs
George Sands entertained at lunch
con at the Haleiwa hotel Covers for
rs were placed at a table effectively
decorated with masses of red hibis-
Gus and their glossy green foliage
The guests were Gen. and Mrs. Car.
ter, Gen. and Mrs. Wiser, Col. and
Mrs. William Forsyth, Col. S. D. Stur-