Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-08

gave an informal tea on Thursday
afternoon after the bail game with
Santa Clara In honor Of the Misses
Adeline Smith and Edna McDuffy,
who, with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kim
ball, motored over from Haleiwa for
the game.
Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs entertained the
Thursday Morning Reading Club this
week. r.a. ~. 49,.
On the night of July Is DR.. and Mrs.
Jewell will entertain with dinner
dance at the Haleiwa Hotel.
The fourth birthday OF the Hoyle
twins, Edward DeRussy and Susie
Lane, were celebrated on Thursday
when they gave party" fer some of
the little folks of the neighhorhood, In
Guiding Jack and Howard BIoombergb,
George Converse, Harold browning
and Pelham, Elizabeth and Dorothy
Glassford. The children played Cn the
lawn for a while, then enjoyed the de-
lights Of the birthday cakes aad ices.
.
guest at the three table bridge given
by Mrs. Swift Martin on Thursday af-
ternoon. The interesting game of rub
Der auction was played at each table,
with Mrs. William McCleave, Mrs.
Hamilton Hawkins, and Mrs. Horace
Bloombergh proving the final winners
of the high scores, TO whom were
awarded brass candlesticks of most
attractive designs Mrs. Smith was
presented with the dainticst or egg
shell lacquer poWder-bcxes A refresh
Ing course of ices and cakes was
served at the conclusion Of the play
Ing. The guests invited meet MIS-.
Smith were Mesda,aps Walter Short,
Hamilton Hawkins, Henry Lantry,
william McCleave, Robert Cheney.
Clarence r. Day, Walter Tick, Pelham
ID. Glassford, Frank Eeefer and Her
ace Bloombergh.
The many friends of Maj. Walter
Short will be glad to learn of his
favorable progress at the Mayo Los
pital where he recently underwent an
operation
At the delightful bridge party given
last Saturday evening by n. and Mrs.
Walter r. Pick, the prizes were won
by DR.. and Mrs George H. Calender,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roland Gaugler, Capt.
John Corey and Mrs. Daniel tiicnty,
who were given silk hose >vaGame
McCleave and Mrs. Gaugher, as the
honor guests, were presented with
dainty pieces of Madeira embr ,:.lery.
On Thursday Of last week, at the
Short quarters, q playlet written and
acted by the children of the Cavalry
post took place. with a few of the
grown-ups invited In for audience, who
to say the least, were greatly edited
by the creditable efforts of the am
bilious young people. Those who took
part we're Fanny and Helen Herr, Hen
rietta Hall, George and Scott Riggs,
Babe Prunty and Conrad Babcock.
After the play, Helen Herr and Hen
rietta Hall gave a number of solo
dances in costume, which were pretty
and very gracefully dcne. Later Mrs
short served delicious refreshments.
On Friday Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
p. Harbold gave buffet supp-r before
the regimental hop, to which wore in.
yited Maj. and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer.
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Maj and MRS
Thomas F. Schley, Miss Leila Wilson,
Col Carl Reichman, Miss Campbell,
Lieut.. and Mrs. John ID. Burnett, Capt.
and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Capt
and Mrs Charles Willard, Capt. and
Mrs. LaVergne Gregg, CAPT. W,,..ait.l
Doane, Lieut. and Mrs. liiiss CLANCY,
Col and Mrs. frank KeefeI, Mrs. Ellen
Jordan, Lieut.. and Mrs Charles DAILY,
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond w. Bliss Lieut..
and Mrs. John Herr, DR. aid Mrs. Al
bert T. Write, Miss E,a.rti Little,
I iei't gni Mrs Richard T.it.lf and
Lieuts. James Ulio. Eugene Owen,
Raymond McQuilfln, Charles Hayer-
kamp, and Messrs John Mscaulay
and Grieg. IN addition &c tile living
and dining rooms of the Haruc;i
quarters a large ten. was erected on
the lawn where chairs were splaced
and a member of .hA guests served
here. a novel sen ne o. finding the
supper pi-.uer was used in the DAINTY
japanese cards Eintr were drawn ily
the guests upon arriving, there being
pairs for each. Yellow was used
throughout the decorations of the
house, there being baskets Of nastur-
tiums and golden cCreopsis placed on
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