Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
MRS. HENRY. II. WILLIAMS
HONORS MRS. FANNY
ZEANE

HONORS MRS. FANNY
ZEAVE
Mrs. Fanny Zeave was the honor
guest at a very beautifully appointed
and charmingly arranged bridge tea
= on Tuesday afternoon. The bridge
players were seated at II tables while
the library was used for the guests
who brought their sewing and en-
1oyed a contest entitled "A Book OF
Stitches" which was very clever and
entertaining. Great baskets Of pale
pink and creamy white hibiscus orna'
mented the rooms and lanaIs. Very
dainty ices were served and then
jolly social hour enjoyed.
For those scoring highest Mrs
Williams had three prizes, each hall
dozen very dainty and beautiful tat
ted doilies and they were given to
Mrs. James Bicknell, Mrs. S. Nc
Keague and Mrs. A. S. Prescott. The
consolotion gift was a half dozen dol
lies with a crochet edge and they
went to Mrs. A. S. Wright. The CON
test, "A Book OF Stitches" had two
prizes, a first, which was won by Mrs.
w. o. Larimer, and the consolation
gift was a pair Of slumber socks.
Mrs. Zeave, the honor guest, was
given a half dozen of exquisite hand
made handkerchiefs. Each gift was
the handiwork OF the hostess, there.
fore the prizes were doubly apprecia-
ted.
Mrs. Williams guests we're Mrs
Fanny Zeave, the guest of honor; Miss
Margaret Lishman, Mrs. Melbourne,
Miss Sadie Starrett, Mrs. NJ. T. Simon
ton, Miss A. Melbourne, Mrs. A.
Horne, Mrs. w. Clark, Mrs. A. E.
Murphy, Mrs. L. Bryant, Mrs. George
F. Renton, Sr.; Mrs. George F. Rem
ter, Jr.; Mrs. c. Bellina, Mrs. NJ. Sol
ONION Of Schofield, Mrs. James Bick-
nell, Mrs. G. Ferd Wright, Mrs. Mar
shall Webb. Mrs. Viven, Mrs. c. B.
Cottrell, Mrs. S. McKeague, Mrs. w.
McAllister, Mrs.. c. Petrie, Mrs. A. S
Wright, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. F. Sum,
ner, Mrs. Merle Johnson. Mrs. c.
Arstad, Mrs. o. c. Scott, Mrs. ]. Ian.
do, Mrs. G. L. Samson, Mrs. F. w.
Smith, Mrs. William Riley, Mrs. S.
Kirby, Mrs. Lyman Bigelow, Mrs.
William Daniel. Mrs. Thomas Smith
Mrs. Z. A. Jacobson, Miss Mary John.
son, Mrs. E. Giesecke, Mrs. ]. NJ. Levy,
Mrs. Louis Underwood, Mrs. A. s.
Prescott, Mrs. c. Bye, Mrs. F. Miller,
Mrs. J. ]. Crockett, Mrs. A. Scott,
Mrs. J. r. L. Mclean, Mrs. A. E.
Todd, Mrs. w. ]. Coon, Mrs. z. Hamp-
ton, Mrs. c. F. Merrill, Mrs. F. G
Hummel, Mrs. Kirk Porter, Mrs. K.
r.. G.. Wallace, Mrs. A. Myer. Mrs.
Ada Lycett, Mrs. Charles Osborne
Mrs. A. F. Cantin, Mrs II. Giles, Mrs.
A McDuffie, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. c.
w. G. Norton. Mrs. Tom Black, Mrs.
James T. Wayson, Mrs II. Murray,
and Mrs. w. o. Lorrimer.
MRS. L. E. SNl DER GIVES A FARE
WELL DINNER
Mrs. L. E. Snyder, who has been a
visitor for few weeks in Honolulu,
gave a dinner on Tuesday evening.
1t was in the nature Of farewell, as
she left fora the mainland the follow.
ing morning. The table was very
pretty, basket Of American Beauty
roses ornamenting the center.
Mrs. Snyder's guests were Mrs.
Royds-Fenton, Mrs. B. Dwight, Mrs.
Mayo, Mr.. B. Mclean, Mr.. C. Y. Viii.
marth, Mr.. Harry Sims and Mr..
Harry Holt Dancing after dinner
was an added pleasure.
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CAPT. AND MRS. G.. E. TOOLEY'S
DINNER -. ~.
Capt. and Mrs. G. E. Tooley gave a
very pretty and informal dinner at
the Pleasanton hotel on Saturday eve
ming. A large low mound of sweet
peas made very dainty centerpiece.
The name cards were pert Japanese
maids holding dainty sunshades over
their heads. The hour after dinner
was given to dancing.
Capt. and Mrs. Tooley's guests were.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick L. Martin,
Capt. and Mrs. Otto H. Schrader, Mrs.
Bradley and Mrs. Baker.
A BRIDGE CLUB BECOMES A
KNITTING CLUB
A bridge club that met every Sec
ond Wednesday has dissolved and a
knitting club has taken its place. Miss
Sara Lucas was hostess this week,
and those who belong to the club are:
Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Ruth McChes-
ney, Miss Dorothy Guild; Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Alice Hoogs, Mrs.
William Hogs, Jr., Mrs. Howard 30.