Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-02
MRS. ALEXIS ]. aGlGN0UX'Sj
HTNCHE0Nn II

Mrs. Robert Pratt was the guest OF
| honor az luncheon on Tuesday OF
this week when Mrs. Alexis ]. Gig
noux entertained A bronze basket
was artisticaily filled with nastur-
! tiums In every shade of yellow and
brown. Dainty name cards marked
each cover Mrs. Gignoux's guests
| were Mrs. Robert Pratt, the guest OF
honor; Mrs. Henry Judd. MIS-. Charles
! Judd, Mrs. o. Simpson, Mrs. Tom
I Church, Mrs Malcolm Macintyre and
Mrs Ernest Clark
MRS. ]. w. CALDWELL'S BRIDGE
Mrs. Hugh Lee Richmond of Savan,
nah. Ga, was the guest of honor at a
four-table bridge party on Tuesday OF
this week. given by Mrs. ]. w. Cald-
we'll. After several exciting rubbers
of bridge refreshments were served.
| This is the first of series of bridge
afternoons at which Mrs Caldwell
will be hostess.
MRS. JACK HAYES BRIDGE TEA
Madame Cochran was the guest of
honor at 4 bridge party on Wednesday
when Mrs. Jack Hayes entertained for
1 her This is the first of series Of
bridge parties that Mrs. Hayes viii
! preside over Seven tables played
several exciting rubbers. At the end
of the playing Mrs. Charles S. Lin,
i coin, scoring highest, was given a
half dozen Madeira worked tea nap
kins and Miss Maths was given one
of the flower holders that are in such
vogue just now. The guest gift for
Madame Cochran was leather bridge
set.
Mrs. Alfred nj. Hunter poured tea.
The tea table was very pretty. its
/ highly polished, surface covered with
/ lace cover; a silver basket in the
/ center was filled with masses of pink
begonias and lace ferns. On the
table were several silver candlesticks
with pink silk shades. All about the
table were silver bud vases filled with
/ dainty blooms. i
Mrs. Hayes IS probably one OF the
most popular women In the service
here and her affairs are always a
/ pleasure to attend.
/ A. COMING SNOW coTiLLION
The week between Christmas and
New Years is always rather quiet, so
1 The ways and means committee Of the
Outdoor Circle is planning snow
cotillion" and supper dance TO be held
on Thursday, December %. at $3.50
O'Clock on the Alexander Young roof
garden. The lists have not been made
out and later the detail will be given.
II promises To be as All the Outdoor
/ Circle affairs have been, well worth
while" 1t is hoped that everyone
will keep in mind Thursday, the 2Sthh,
and help the good work Of the circle
along. 1t has been the custom Of
! the Outdoor Circle to give an AFFAIR
of some sort each Year to raise money
{ in order to keep on With the work
4 of making Honolulu 4 more beautiful
place to- live In. This year q social
i evening win be the event The cot
1 tillion danced by eight COUPLES IS al
i ways attractive, and this one prom;
Uses many charming features.
Il s1Et1fF
/ A BRIDGE TEA AT LANIAKEA {
4 Mrs. b. Keith Wilson Of Vancous
yer and Mrs. E. j. Trenfield' Of Ion!
uOu McIt TIC upttOi 6ucotS ~ uAtN5S
tea given at Lapiakea on Friday Of
i this week BY Miss Soper and Miss
Blanche Soper. After several lively
rubbers of bridge Mrs., Trenfield.
scoring highest, was given hand
some brass basket, Mrs, Thomas ".
King set Of clips for bridge table.
The consolation gift, pink hibiscus
sachet. was given to Miss Maud Jor-
dan. The guests invited to honor
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Trenfield were
Mrs. James Cockburn, Mrs. Claude
Watson, Mrs. Renton Hind, Mrs. Don
aid Ross, Mrs. Harold Haysefden,
Miss Maud Jordan. Miss Victoria Jor-
dan, Mrs Herbert Mist, Mrs. Robert
LANCE, Mrs. G. f. Schmutzler, Mrs.
! Ormond Wall Mrs. Annie Lakeland,
/ Miss Hewlfngs, Mrs. a. G. HAYES,
Mrs. Harry Grey, Mrs. A. A. Young,
Mrs. Thomas V. King and Mrs. Flo
renee La Mo;te.
i COMING .GAIETY AT THE POSTS
j This evening the new administration
building at Fort De Russy will be
Ichristened. The band from Kane
| hameha will be in attendance and a
dance will follow the concert Fort
Kuger is to have band OF its own
which will play twice a week and no
doubt this win become as great a So
cial feature as the concerts at Shaft
er have been. The plan is to have
each Of the town posts, one evening
in the month, the center of things So
cial and a delightful winter of service
social life is anticipated
i
! THE MORNING BRIDGE CLUB
| The Morning Bridge Club met at
the Country Club Friday morning of
this week with Mrs. Robert III. Duen.
ner as hostess. After the games were
over, Mrs. Calender and Mrs. Bliss
had scored highest and were given
dainty prizes, Those who played on
Friday morning were Mrs. Jack Hayes.
Mrs. Robert H. Duenner, Mrs. Ray
mond w. Bliss, Mrs. George r. Cailen
/ der, Mrs Eugene H. Hartnett, Mrs.
Charles A. Raglan, Mrs. G. Brown,
4 Mrs Frank r Keefer and Mrs Ciar.