Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
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was the color scheme used by the
hostess. and in the center OF the table
was an oId-fashiC ned bouquet of pink
and lavender, sweet peas and blue pan,
sizes and forgetIle-nots.
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Still another card party of the last
week ives that at which Mrs Raymond
Wheeler was hostess last Friday after
noon at her home in the cantOnment
Bridge was the game played. There
were three tables, and after several in
teFesting rubbers, Mrs. John B. Rich.
ardSon held the highest score. and SC
won the prize, n lacquered tray, an6
Mrs John c. Grady was presented
with the guest pr.ze. another attractive
lacquercd tray. Among those playing
cards we're Mis-. Daniel l.. Howell
Mrs. B. W Atkinson. Mrs. NJ. ]. Leni
han, Mrs. Witscll, Mrs. Douglass T
Greene. Mrs. Clyde r Abraham. Mrs.
T. J. Camp, Mrs. john c. Grady. Mrs,
John b. Richardson, Mrs. F. F. Black
Madame Cochran and Mrs. Theodore
Martin. Later they were Joined by
Mrs. Alfred lockwood, Mrs Carl A
Hardigg and Mrs. Robert Howell, who
came in for tea.
Mrs. Alfred l.. lockwood was.
hostess at a delightful afternoon
bridge last Tuesday. June 20, when
she entertained at her home in the
cantonment There were four tables
of bridge, and after several hours of
do, -, F1v
Mrs. John c. Grady held the highest
score and won the first prize, pair
Of dainty crystal and silver flower
vases, while Mrs. John B. Richardson
held the next highest score, and was
presented with silver bonbon basket.
Among those enjoying this pleasant
afternoon were Mrs. NJ. ]. Lenihan,
Miss Catherine Ltnihan, Mrs. Douglass
T. Greene, Mrs. John c. Grady, Mrs.
John 3. Richardson, Mrs. Raymond r.
Wheeler, Mrs. CIy de r. Abraham, Mrs
T. J. Camp, Mrs Ralph Holiday, Mrs.
Frederick F. Black, Mrs. Woodfin G.
Jones. Mrs. Witsell, Madame Cochran,
Mrs Carl Hardisg, Mrs. Benjamin F.
Mcclellan, Mrs. George H. Halloran,
Mrs. McAdams and Miss Elizabeth Ro-
senbaum. -.
.. Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg has issued in
vitations fer a bridge for Wednesday
afternoon of next week. .
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
entertained at dinner before the dance
on Friday evening.
The officers and ladies of the fort
were hosts at a delightful formal
dance ON Friday evening. when they
entertained in honor OF Col, and Mrs,
Daniel =. Howell ~.
Major George H. Jamerson enter.
tanned. the officers of the garrison on
Saturday afternoon in the End Infantry
mess, celebrating his promotion to the
grade Of major. All of1the officers of
the fort were presents this informal
affair to extend theft sbest wishes, as
everyone regrets to see the Major de.
part for his new regiment.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum, daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. Ohio B. Rosenbaum,
10 lOdoy
upon her graduation. from Punahou.
Miss Rosenbanm has been a student
of that college for the past two years,
and is popular member of the
younger set at the fort.
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Gen. and Mrs. Robert K. Evans have
issued invitations to a the dansant on
July 4. -
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Holiday
entertained at dinner on Sunday In
honor of Capt. and Mrs. William E.
Hunt, who arrived Oh the last trans.
port from the mainland.
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Mrs. Thomas J. Camp entertained at
a luncneon on Saturday afternoon at
her quarters In the cantonment.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George II. Halloran
entertained at a rrettily appointed din
ner at their quarters in the canton.
lnent on Friday evening before the for.
NAL dance, in horror Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
nd nr orry, noihpP