Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09

green's. The guests sat at small tables
and danced between the courses,
Favors were given the guests and a
generally happy evening was enjoyed.
Miss Anderson's guests were Miss
Dorothy Stimson and Miss Dorothy
Terry of Seattle, Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Marjory Caps, Miss Katherine Will
Jams, Miss Thelma X. Murphy, Miss
Betty Case, Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Ruth
Soper. Miss Nora Swanzy, Miss Rosa:
mond Swanzy, Miss Dodie Rallentync,
Miss Martin. Mr. Cyril Damon, Mr..
August Schaefer, Mr.. Bob White, Mr..
Harry Lucas, Mr.. William Warren,
Mr.. Alan Lowrey. Mr.. Charles Herb
ert. Mr.. Fred Wichman. Mr.. Frank
Midkiff, Mr.. Gus Ballentyne. Mr..
Charles Lyman, Mr.. Robert Stever,
Mr. Harry Worrall; Mr.. Douglas
Young, Mr.. Dickson Mott, MI, ster
Marks, Mr.. Watson BallenH Mr..
Richard Whitcomb, Mr. Sts . Ken
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. ReynoS B. Nc
Grew. DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Hooper. DIR.
and Mrs. Walter Reesrnan and Lieut..
and Mrs Howard Bude.
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A RED CROSS BEEEFIT EVENING
On board the refugee German
steamer Staatsekretar Kraetke will be
held this evening q bazaar that prom
ises to be q most enjoyable affair
A small admittance fee VIII be asked
of the gentlemen who come and all
sorts of eatables will be offered for
salesS6o that one can go assured of
getting, delicious supper. Many
booths have been arranged--a Vienna
cafe has been established where
coffee, ice cream and cakes will tempt
the palate. The katie Kneche. .
white herring salad. potato salad, cold
meats and sandwiches will be found in
abundance. is promising. The
"Dremen Rathskeller' has been repro
duced, and other attractions are a
shooting gallery. q vaudeville per-
torrance and flashlight photos. Dane
ing will be feature of the evenings
pleasure. The ladies who are con-
nected with the German Lutheran
church and all of the ladies' Of the
German colony are assisting. The
funds collected are to be used in
German Red Cross work.
MRS. ALEXANDER BARRET A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
The Country Club was the setting
for one of the very prettiest lunch
cons given there in long time when
Mrs. A. B. Barrett of Los Angeles en-
tertained. The circular table held a
large low mound Of pink and lavender
sweet peas that rested on a cloud of
tulle in the different shades of laven-
der and pink. Long fronds of lace
fern added the necessary touch OF
green-what would one do without the
lace ferns of this country? They are
necessary to such a large number OF
things. A corsage bouquet of pink
sweet peas and blue forget-me-n0ts
was at each guest cover. The name
cards were hand-painted and extreme
ly pretty. Bridge was the diversion
for the afternoon.
The ladies who held highest scores
were given very elegant vanity bags,
the OuCS UCAu6 SOOPCA
and Mrs. Riggs. while Mrs. Campbell
was consoled with the same sort of
bag. Mrs. Barret's guests were Mrs.
Mead, Mrs, w. S. Goold, Mrs. William
s. Zane, Mrs. Albert, N. Campbell,
Mrs. James Dole, Mrs. Charles Chill
lingworth, Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Mrs. James Coke, Mrs. ].
Morton Riggs. Mrs. Walter Macfar-
lane, Mrs. l. M. Stainback and Mrs.
A. NJ. Novel;
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MRS. BENJAMIN ]. EDGER'S
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. o. p. Downing was the guest
of honor of her daughter, Mrs. B. J.
Edger, at a. bridge tea on Thursday
afternoon at her Nuuanau home. The
rooms were very pretty with Christ
mas berries and brilliant red poin-
settias. Each table was decorated with
small blossoms. daisies, pansies, for.
get.me-nots and bud roses being used
Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Lahge and Mrs