Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

week was the card party at which
Mrs. WitsslI entertained at her guar
tars N the bachelor building last
Wednesday afternoon. Both bridge
and five hundred we're PLAYED. Mrs
Edwin Peck. holding the highest
score for bridge won the prize, which
Was an attractive Canton tea pot in 4
wicker holder. Mrs. Chatfield was
presented with the 500 prize, brass
candlestick. while Mrs. Paul r. Man
chester was awarded the consolation. 4
Tea was served on the lanai, which
was most artistically decorated tn
represent a Japanese tea garden.
Biaacnes Of pepper trees covered the
walls. from which hung clusters CT
wistaria. A large Japanese parasol
was supended from the ceiling ard
from this were festooned many Ian
terms, which were lighted by small
electlic Shts. the whole combinin
TO make a most charming effect A
large ,centerpiece OF pink lilies and
African daisies Adorned the center OF
the tea table, and Mrs. Witsell was
assisted by Mrs. Frederick Black, who
poured tne tea and Mrs. theodore
AIaItln. who served the ices.
+" Amcng Mis-. Witselrs guests were
Girs. Il. chael Lchihan, Mrs. VILLAIN
b. Cochran, Mrs. raul K. Manchester,
hiss Dede Rosenbaum, Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Mrs. Cyde. r. Abraham, Mrs.
4. j. Camp, Airs. Robert Calder. Mrs.
Ralph Holiday, Madame Randolph
MIS- Edwin Peck. MRS Theodore Mar.
tin, Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs. Ray,
T,ond Wheeler, Mss Catherine Leni
han. Mrs Frederick Lack Mrs Paul
T. Malone, Mrs Walter H. Chatfieid.
lirs. Paul r. Manchester, Miss Hill
and Mrs Robert Lyon. Among those
coming in later for tea were Mrs
James E. Bell, Mrs. George H. Hal.
ioran, Miss Jcceiyn Parker and Miss
Bonnie Scott. -. -.
The little folks of the garrison spent
a most enjoyable a. ternoon Thursday /
at the quarters of Capt and Mrs. Ed
win Peck in the cantonment, the oc.
casion being Ruth Peck's sixth birth.
day. All of the children of the gar
rison had been invited and jolly
afternoon was passed paying all sorts
of games, such as potato races and
pinning the tail on the donkey, for
which there were prizes for the Win.
ners. After several hours of this fun
came the real party, the birthday cake
and ice cream, and at each of the
youngsters places there was dainty
place card and an attractive favor.
Among little Ruth's guests were
Louise Cochran, Mildred Malone Ker.
win Malone, Robert Lyon, Junior
Richardson, Lloyd Fredendall. Cath.
crime Fredendall, Jack Bennett, Bob
Bennett. Mary Clark, Freddie Black,
Edwin Hartshorn, Betty Hartshorn,
John Randolph, Margaret Randolph,
Billy Scott, Rodney Peck, Robert
Howell, Margaret Irene Wheeler. |
Maroon Randolph, Tom Harker, Boo
Rosenbaum, Bonnie Edgar, Herbert |
Edgar, Robert McKain, Rose McClel-
ian, Ben Mcclellan and many others.
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On Wednesday Mrs. b. w. Atkinson
was hostess at a. very enjoyable
luncheon, when she entertained in
honor of Miss Swanzy of Honolulu |
Yellow and whftE was the color
scheme used by Mrs Atkinson, and n |
centerpicce fof yellow and white
daisies adorned the prettily appointed
table, around which covers were |
placed for ten Among Mrs. Atkin. !
sons guests were Mrs. Clyde R. Abra-
ham, Mrs. Raymond Wheeler, Mrs. |
Ralph Holiday, Mrs. J. T. Camp, Mrs
kimball, Madame Randolph, Miss
Swanzy and the hostess.
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Mrs. Benjamin. F. Mcclellan and her