Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-16
THE OUTDOOR CIRCLE BIRTHDAY
LUNCHEON

THE OUTDOOR CIRCLE BIRTHDAY
LUNCHEON
On Saturday, January %. will oc-
cur the sixth birthday celebration OF
the Outdoor Circle II will as usual
take the form of an out-of-doors lunch
con and win be held this year ON the
Roof Garden of the Alexander Young
Hotel. The cards will soon be out
asking the members to signify their
intentions as to whether they ara
coming. II was announced at Tues
days meeting that, like last year, none
other than members would be allowed
as it is not possible 10 seat more than
the club members. IL Is also the an
nual due time" and at this luncheon
the 1917 members pay their dues. The
The club numbers now nearly 500
members, active, associate and non,
resident. Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr.. has
charge OF the stunt" program and
Mrs Isaac Cox will preside as toast
mistress. Mrs. Thomas j. King will
attend to decorating the tables, while
Mrs. C. C. Won Hamm and Miss
Bertha Young have. charge OF the
luncheon.
MRS. n. j. RALoION A LUNSnEO.N
HOSTESS
AT the Courtlsnd on Tuesday OF this
week Mrs. A. j. Raiston entertained
at luncheon. The guests were seated
at a round table made beautiful With
It's central adornment, basket filled
with sweet peas, while on mound
of tulle around and about the basket
we're yiolets and ferns. A corsage
bouquet of violets was at each gnest
cover. The friends invited by Mrs.
Ralston were Dr.. Adelaide Brown, Mrs.
A. J. Campbell, Mrs. J. Pierce, Mrs.
GonsaIl Stopey. Mrs. o. P. Downing,
Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs. BENJAMIN Edger,
Miss Ehrhorn, Miss Pierce and Miss
Stoney.
DAUGHTERS OF WARRIORS MEET
On Tuesday of this week at the
handsome home Of Mrs. Walter Mac
farlane, the Daughters Of Warriors met
to install their first president. The
club met In the Italian room and here
were fine tapas and mats and many
things Used by the chiefesses. After
the secret work of installation, re-
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farlane was installed as president
This club is the outcome of Princess
Kawananakoa's love and interest In
her people and no doubt when she re-
turns next year much will be done by
this club of women to further the
cause she has always helped
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THE IONDAY MORNING BRIDGE
CLUE
The Monday Morning Bridge Club
met as usual at the Country Club and
enjoyed luncheon there, after which
bridge was the diversion for the after.
noon. The members present were
Mrs. Charles A. Raglan, Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Mrs. r. H. Duenner, Mrs.
George Brown, Mrs. Frank Keefer.
Mrs. Clarence Bell. Mrs. Raymond
Bliss.
TWO TEA DANSANTS AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB
Differing from the usual New
Years Night celebration, the Country
Club this year Is going to entertain
on Sunday, the Gath, and Sunday, the
31st, with luncheon from 1890 to
D. M, and from that hour until the
guests will have the pleasure Of dane
ing. Some of the clever expert dane
ing teachers in the city will be there
and exhibition dances will be fea-
ture of the afternoon.
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MR.. AND MRS. BRUCE CART
WRIGHT, JR.' S, DINNER
Madame Nellie Melba was the honor
guest at an informal dinner on Thurs
day evening given at the Rathskeller
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.
Covers were laid for eight guests. The
Roof Garden was visited afterwards.
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CAPT. AND MRS. JACK HAYES
DINNER
Capt. and Mrs Jack Hayes are en-
pertaining this evening with a dinner
party honoring General and Mrs. Fred
erick s. Strong. Covers will be laid
for twelve guests and the color scheme
will be carved out in tones Of pink.
MISS KITSON HONORED
Miss Kitson, who has been here for
the past two months, was the guest Of
honor at a dinner given last Saturday
by Capt and Mrs. Jack Hayes. Covers
were laid for nine guests, after which
the Roof Garden music was enjoyed