Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19
Fl. SHAFTER SOCIETY
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FORT SHAFTER, Feb. i9.-Capt
and Mrs. Albert p. Clark entertained
tn their quarters In the cantopmenl
on Wednesday evening for Mai. and
Mrs. 3. J. Edgar. Mrs. Brockway and
Lieut.. Smith.
Mrs. William 3. Cochran entertain
ed on Thursday afternoon at a mos;
enjoyable bridge tea In honor OF Mrs
Kemble Of New York City. Three
tables Of bridge were played and Mira
William r. Dashiell. Mrs. Clyde II
Abraham and Mrs. John B. Richard
son having the highest score. won the
attractive prizes, while Mrs. Kemble
was presented with the guest prize. q
eorsage bouquet Of yiolets. The house
was most attractiyely decorated with
flowers and In the dining-room yellow
and green was the color scheme used
Mrs. William Reese Scott served the
ices. Miss Mary Kerwin poured cot.
fee, while Mrs f. r. Black poured tea
Among Mrs. Cochran's guests were
Mrs. Witsell, Mrs. Theodore Martin
Mrs. Bnockway, Mrs Edgar, Mrs. M.
J. Lehman, Miss Catherine Lehman,
Airs. Maths, Mrs. George MATHS, Nrs.
T. j. Camp. Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham,
Mrs. John B. Richardson. Mrs. Kemble,
Mrs. George H. Jamerson. Mrs. VII.
liam r. DashieIl, Mrs. William Reese
Scott. Miss Dorothy Harker. Mrs.
Douglass T. Greene. Mrs Gose, Mrs.
Jack Hayes. Mrs. Phisterer. Miss Nc.
Gowen and others.
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Que OF the largest parties OF the
past week was that az which Mrs.
BENJAMIN J. Edgar entertained in, hon.
or OF her house guest. Mrs Bfockway
Of Philadelphia. Six tables of bridge
were played and the one holding the
highest Score at each table won an
attractive prize. Among Mrs. Edgar S
guests we're Mrs. Wiser, Mrs Strong,
Mrs. Malone, Mrs CIair r. Bennett.
Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln, AIRS John b.
Richardson, Mrs. Boniface. Mrs. Jerry
II. Pillow. Miss Mary Kerwin. Mrs.
Tupper. Mrs Baird. Mrs, Pearson, Mrs.
Peck, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs George II.
Jamerson. Madame Randolph. Mrs.
b. w. Atkinson. Mrs. w. r. Dashiell,
Mrs r. r. Black. Madame Cochran
and others.
One OF the largest dinners of the
past week was that at which Capt.
and Mrs. William b. Cochran enter
tanned On Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Gochrane.s decorations were sugges-
tive OF the valentine season, a large
basket Of red roses forming the cen.
terpiece OF the attractiyely decorated
table. while streamers of red and
green tulle fell from the electroiier TO
the guests; places and a corsage bon.
quet OF red roses marked each of the
ladies' places. Among Capt and Mrs.
Cochrari'e guests were Lieut.. and Mrs.
Hobiey, Lieut. and Mrs. Nuremberg,
Capt. and Mrs. Hartshorn. Lieut. and
Mrs. Thomas l. sCrustaly Madame
Cochran and the host and hostess. :
The sewing club met at the home
OF Mrs. B. w. Atkinson on Tuesday
Afternoon Later IN the afternoon.
after the sewing Of the week IVES dis.
posed Of, tea was served, Mrs. William
B. DashieIl presiding at the tea table.
Among those present at the meeting
last Tuesday were Mrs Charles IS,
Lincoln. Mrs. william r. Dashiell.
Madame Randolph, Madame Cochran,
Mrs. Raymond Wheeler. Mrs John B.
Richardson, Mrs. Edwin Peck. Mrs.
walter II. ChAtfield, Mrs. Upper. Mrs.
Pearson, Mrs. Wltsell and the hostess.
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