Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
MRS. ALEXANDER G. n. ROBERT
SONS BRIDGE TEA

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mrs. Burr OF New York CITY and
MT Fr1pp Of Hartford, Conn, were
me guests q honor at a bridge tea
on wednesday OF this week. when
MT. Alexander G. M. Robertson enter.
famed for them. The rooms were
pretty with choice palms and rare
pianS. The sewing table, where Mrs.
carlos Long poured coffee and Mrs.
James I. Lewis poured tea, was very
pretty, being ornamented with a has.
ket OF American Beauty roses and
SHASTA daisies. When scores were
counted, Mrs. Sayres, for highest scor.
ing at her table, was given a hand.
some pottery vase. Mrs. Edward Wat.
son was given pottery basket, as
was Mrs. w. c. Hobby. Mrs. Charles
Cniilingworth, for cutting lowest, was
given consolation pottery piece.
The two honor guests were each pre-,
scented with a covered calabash OF
koa, gift both were charmed with.
Mrs. Robinson's guests were Mrs.
Burr and Mrs. Trap, the honor guests;
Mrs. Horace Vaughan, Mrs. George
Marshall, Mrs. VIC. Hobby, Mrs. 81.
G. Sayres, Mrs. William H. Hisermann,
Mrs. Edward Witsell, Mrs. James d.
Dougherty, Mrs. William Lymer, Mrs.
Augustus z. Murphy, Mrs. William
Dashiell, Mrs. Wallace r. Harrington,
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs. Bessie Mac
kali, Mrs. James Jaeger, Mrs. George
H. Robertson, Miss Grace Robertson,
Mrs. Robbins Anderson, Miss Ander-
ire hrl F-of" Nhar lfsr1i
+. Chillingworth, Miss Sibyl Rob-
ertson, Mrs Curtis Iaukea, Mrs Al
fred Castle, Mrs. Harry Won Holt, Miss
Marie Won Holt, Mrs. John Lane, Mrs.
Edward NJ Watson, Mrs. Robert Shin
gle, Mrs Nile of Boston. Mrs James |
T. Lewis, Mrs. Carlos A. Long, Mrs. !
Alexander Lindsay, Mrs. Harry Gray,i
Miss Thelma X. Murphy, Miss Helen !
q. Pratt, Miss Marshall and Miss May |
Marshall.
After cards were finished and re-
Treatments served Mrs Robertson fav
ored her guests In her usual charm
ing manner with several beautifully
RENDERED Hawaiian songs.
san DIEGO GAIETIES
With virtually all Of the elect of
the local society world and OF the
army and navy colonies present, it
was an impressive assembly which
comprised yesterdays matinee dam
sarlfe at Hotel del Coronado, says the
San Diego Union of January 6. The
affair was made up of many impor-
tant tea parties, with the men and
women of fashion forming enjoyable
and intimate little groups, while the
Afternoon unfolded its items of the
dance and dainty special entertain
ment.
Jack Holland and his partner, Miss
Florence Gustave. appeared in two :
advertisement, Dvolak's 'Humor-
csune.... and Maxim the Dawg," =
that piece OF terpsichorean eccen- 7
Iricity which seems the more enter q
Laining each time II is beheld. Miss
Gustave looked unusually captivating
ID q particularly pleasing vogue model g
Df Georgette crepe, trimmed with D
Pan velvet a
Princess David Kawananakoa, the
somely descendant of Hawairs proud a
'oyalty who has been in Coronado u
or the last month. was. the CON- I
)limented guest at q bright gather g
nc of social people entertained by Il
Hrs. Robert Smart. This was one of c.
he most delightful little companies
1 the afternoon and impaired to Il
he dansant a suggestion of other a
ays when the hotel sheltered prin- is
esses and princes from over the 81
eas. Among those invited to meet al
'rincess Kawananakoa were: Mrs jo
Irthur T. Mark, wife of Maj. Ar o.
bur r. Mark, U. 8. NJ. c.: Mrs. Rob-
RI Lee Richards of New York iCty, Ell
lrs. John Barclay Rhodes, wife of T.
ieut. John Barclay Rhodes, u. S. N; II
Irs. G. o. Richards, Miss Katherine in
richards, Mrs NJ, E. Mesgs of New al
'ork City. Mrs. Sands Foreman. Mrs. H
'rieI Sebree. wife of Rear Admiral ira
lriel Sebree. u. S. NJ, retired; Miss