Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-04

| burn, MIS-. Taylor, Mile. Campers
hansen, Mrs. A. Hooking, Mrs. Edward
Watson, Mrs. Anne .Lacklund and Mrs.
kenton Hind.
Each lady who scored highest was
presented with a very handsome
Japanese work basket.
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Mrs. Frank z. eiake's Card Party.
Mrs. Horace Johnson of Hilo was
the complimented guest at a bridge
that Mrs. Frank e. Blake gave in her
honor on Thursday afternoon of this
week. The house was abloom in all
Of the pink shades OF hibiscus. The
prizes We're especially handsome. the
first one going 10 Mrs. John Drew, a
koa tray with a very elegant Chinese
Embroidered center with glass over It.
The second prize was the same kind
of tray. only smaller, and was given
to Mrs. Horace johnson. The conso-
lation gift, very pretty Korean fan,
was given TO Mrs. B. E. Noble. About
40 friends enjoyed Mrs Blskess hos
pitality.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Phistercr's
Dinner.
Gen. and Mrs. John P. Wiser were
the complimented guests on Tuesday
might at one of the very handsons,.
dinners gizen- this week. The table
was very beautiful, the combination
of pink asters and brilliant crotoa
leaves being most unusual The
Country Club was the setting for this
delightful affair and surely in no
place in the world could more beau.
tiful outlook meet ones gaze.
The club house on this occasion
WAS very simply and yet prettily dcne.
1 At one table sat q company of "a and
Capt and Mr& Phisterer had also
Ia table for 10 OF the younger set.
After dinner 4 delightful impromptu
dance was indu ged in.
1t was altogether a pleasant even
ing to look back upon.
! Capt. and mrs. Phisterer's guests
were Gen. aud Mrs. John p. Wiser,
the honor gue6fs: Admiral and Mrs.
lClifford J. Boueh, Gen and Mrs r.
Is strpnE, Col Fiiliam G. RsffertSs
Mai. and Ms Gideon Med. van
Poole. Mr.. md MN John E. Baird,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Burdiek, Lieut.. and
Mis-. .Pfeil, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nick
Harrison Mrs. Kentlands Mrs. Brock.
away, Capt Henry J;tHatch.
At the other table were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Fane, Paymaster and Miss Gray,
Miss Boush, Miss .iMeGowan, Miss
Norris; Efeut. Guthrie, Mr.. Byrne
and DR., Rnfman. This table was done
| In lovely pink begenias and maiden.
hair fern and was very pretty In.
deed. A quintet furnished music foi
the dance that followed.
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Mrs. C.. Percy Morse's Bridge.
Mrs. William EIDE was the honored
guest at a bridge afternoon on We'd
nesday of this week. Mrs. G. Percy
Morse being the hostess. A very
charming arrangement OF pink bios
SONS made the rooms most attrac-
tive. Pink gladiolas, pink hibiscus
and pink begonias were the blossoms
used. After a couple Of hours Of
very spirited playing delicious re-
|ffeshmeLts were served. -
F Mrs. Morse's guests were Mrs. VIII
liam Eide, the honor Fuest; Madame
Morse, Mrs. F. G. Lysef, Mrs. John
Drew, Mrs. Charles Drew, Mrs. Fer
EdinanS LindeInann. Mrs James L,
Young, Mrs. d. Mooney. Mrs. Merle
NJ johnson, Mrs. Day. Mrs. Arthur
Davidson, Mrs: Fred l.. Waldfon.
Mrs. Charies Frazier. Mrs. Frank E.
Blake. Mrs. Stuart Johnson, Mrs.
Horace Johnson. Mrs. Otto BIerbacht
Mrs. Guy Gere, Mrs. David, Mrs. Ed
ward Benner, Mrs. John j. Beiser.
Mrs. Georse H. Angus, Mrs. st. c..
|Sayres, Mrs. Charles Bon, Mrs. Ran.
dolph Moore, Mrs. Thomas Church,
Mrs. Kelley Brown, Mrs. B. E. Noble,
Mrs. Jack johnson, Mrs. Samuel de
Freest. Mrs. Howard klIis, Mrs. Her
bert Simpson, Mrs. John Lennox, Mrs
C. G. Heiser, Mrs. Renton Hind, Mrs
A. L. Andrews, Miss Ann johnson,
Miss Barnum and Miss Morse.
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Dove Iuneheo1.
Miss Betty Eynon Of Philadelphia,
who is spending several months with
her sister, Mrs. Louis J. Warren of
Manoa, was the guest Of compliment
yesterday at q spring luncheon given
by Mrs. John Trenholm Warren at
her home on Kewalo street. Covers
were laid for twenty-one. A color
scheme of pink and blue was carried
out on the tables. which we're placed
on the lanai. the flowers used being
pink begonias and forget-me-nots COM
bined with lacy fronds Of maidenhair.
The place cards, which were the brush
work of Miss Eynon, were in the form
of plump little Dutch girls in pink and
white frocks with big pink garden
hats tied under their chins with big
black bows of satin ribbon.
Following luncheon the guests in
dulged in little guessing contest for
which dainty prizes were awarded.
Miss Soper won the first prize, bag
OF Powered ribbon, while the second.
a box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs,
was cut for by Miss Ruth McChes-
ney, and Mrs. Paul Wilmington, the
former winning. Miss Ruth Anderson
was awarded the consolation, cor
sage bouquet of fofge-me-nots.
and the draw prize, also forget-me-
nots, was given to Mrs. Wilmington.
The O,,,ef nrizo for Miss Evnon was a