Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-05

! Mrs. G. B. Cooper. Mr.. Charles F..
| Pinkham, Lieut. Ellis Lando and Gov
ernor Pinkham.
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Mrs. J. q. Mercer EntertaIns.
Mrs. j. B. Mercer was one Of the
i charming hostesses Of the week, en-
tertaining in compliment to her
house guests. Miss Emcy Maloney and
4 Miss Marie Finn Mrs MERGERS dec
orationg were original. In the draw
ing room were marigolds. banked in
every possible corner and in the din
4 ing room where refreshments were
served, we're masses OF the purple
/ Japanese iris: Some of the ladies'
who called were Miss Bertha Kopke,
Miss Esther Kopke. Mrs q. Fred
Bush, Miss Octavia Johnson, Mrs.
Kenneth Cousins, Mrs. E. Ber1dt,
Mrs George Humphreys. Mrs. J,
Hedemann. Mrs. w Billy Tates and
Miss Theina Murphy. 'T'
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Mrs. William Il. Munter Entertains.
Mrs. William H. Munter entertained
informally at a card party this week
for a few of her friends. Prizes were
wen by Miss tWoodford, Miss Stuart
Johnson and Miss Charlotte Dodge
Among those present were Miss Myra
won by Miss Woodford, Mrs. Stuart
Johnson. Miss Anna johnson, Miss
Woodford. Miss Charlotte Dodge,
Miss Maude Jordan, Missy. Jordan,
Mrs. Fred Kirchoff. Miss Blanche Sop.
err, Miss Mary Lawrence and 80 MISS
Florence Hoffman. 2'-'>%%, ttT'E. 's<9<
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Tea for Miss Effineer.
Miss Dorothy Effinger Of Honolulu,
who Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
George III. Flanders, and her aunts,
the Misses Carrie and Louise Flanders,
is being much entertained WedAes.
day afternoon Mrs. Kenneth Beebe
gave an Informal tea in her honor,
asking abont 80 OF the younger maids
and matrons to meet Miss Effinger.
Mrs. John K Kollock presided at the
tea table, which was prettily deeKed
with spring fiowers.-Portlahd Josir
nal. 20 S@%0 ~ 7'aF.t's. >'t-s''lssd
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Joint Tea at the Country Club.
Mrs. L. J. Oven and Mrs. William
Davis entertained most delightfully."- at
a tea at the Oahu Country Club on
naIsuay atteIIoon Io D numper 81
thelr l lfilens Inc, Country Ciup IS a.
ways pfetty setting TOT entertain l1lt. ~
ihenIs anu ttie INFERIOR iooKed eh arm :,
ing with fits decorations or yellow aid
white, carried out with yellow corsop.
sis and white marsIerites. The guests
were an very ehse IN tnelr Wnlte sufn-
merry rocks Oh June ana lew gloVes
were worn. TINS was one OF the frst
summer AFFAIRS at the ciup, pu. 500
many more, are 2 seheduied LOT EIhi h
month ana the TWO months ioli Oily
After that lhere VIII pe gTeat TUT
over the sociai world. MIS-. e hog e.isS,
mother OF Mfs. 1lWen; AMrs owen wen ana aIl
MIS-. laws fece1fed the " !
=. g. heynoias poured the iceu e ,eiIsss
ana MIS-. ~ NJ. watson served serve the
ices. ne iadies wore mats put no
gloves. among tnose VINO calIed Were Were
Mrs. Andrews, MIS-. Burnett, MRS. WI
nam u. Carer, MRS. Clark.. MIS-: y. p
case, MISS Betty case, MIS- Crus san
mrs. Percy Deshon. Mrs: Donald els'tH
mrs. Fechet, MIS-. FRANCIS II. fLehch'
Mrs. Gose. Mrs. Greene Mrs; Wa.
Rogers, Miss Hatch. MRS. HICKS, MRS.
George Jamerson, Mrs. kendall, MIS-
Lyman kennon, MRS. M1chael Lenl-
han, Miss Catherine Lehman, Mrs. }.
B. Mcdonald, Miss Lila Mcdonald,
Mrs. b. c. Mcdonald, Mrs. Richard
son, Mrs. Watson, Mrs, Willyoung,
Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Wilmct E. Ellis, Mrs.
g. f.. Rogers, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Mat
thews. MTs. Moore, Mrs. Rath, Mrs.
Harold Nichols, Mrs. O'Shea, Mrs.
Philiipson, Mrs. Pridgen, Mrs. Rear
dan, Mrs. L. l.. Wilson, Mrs. Daniel
Swan, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
George Freeman. Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Zane. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Howard TAFT,
Miss Murphy, Mrs. Coe. Mrs. Judd,
Mrs. Robbins B Anderson. Mrs. viii
liam Soper Mrs McAfee. Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Miss Helen Alexander. Mrs
Elizabeth Waterhouse. Miss Pinder,
Mss Waterbonsn Miss Agnes Judd
Mrs Ismay Stubbs Mrs F. M. Watson.
Mrs Clifford KimbaU. Mrs. Alfred