Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
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Guly at the Fe1eral immigration Sta
tion in Honolulu
/ he Card Club. which MEETS week
~. was he'd as usual on Tuesday this
week Mrs. Julia +. Lohm. { was the
hostess. As there was a number OF
other social attractions that evening.
there were only enough present for
'oUr tables. Those playing were Mrs
Alden c. Knowles, Capt and Mrs.
Charles A. evils. Mrs Robert II.
peck. Mrs. Ralnh G.. Holiday, Mrs.
Frank Warren Hunter. Lieut.. and
Nrs. SanueI 7 Beidner. Mrs Helen
MacAdams. ieut. Eugene A. Lehman.
LIEUT.. roi william r nashiell, Lieut.
md Mrs Aired Z. floekwoc.I, c.
William Weieei. Major and Mrs. VII.
liam d. Cochran. and atrs. Julia e.
ohrpan. Robert r. Peck hold.
winner OF an attractive clrutney set.
When Mrs. Raymond W. Bliss en-.
tertained IT cards on Wednesday
morning, MRS Edward Fuller Witseli
was the guest from Fort Shafter.
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Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett was a
charming hostess at large bridge
party en- Tuesday afternoon. The
whole lower floor texcept the dining
roomI was gay and beautiful with
myriads of yellow coreopsis and gor-.
ke9us yellow lilies. making a glow
ing setting or tae daintily dressed
women seated at the card tables.
which we're arranged in every room.
and the lovely lanai. After some in.
teresting games of auction, the party
repaired TO the dining room, where.
delicious refreshments were served,
Mrs. William r. Dasliell pouring tea
and Mrs. William B. Kendall serving
ices. assisted by Miss Elizabeth Ro-
senbaum, Miss Dorothy Harker and
Mrs. Frank Warner Hunter. The
decorations in this room had pink for.
their color scheme. and the fragrance
OF pink roses in the bowls and vases.
in every conceivable place. filled the
air. while tie centerpiece of roses
and masien hair fern, surrounded by
circle Of billowy tulle, on which and
from under which peeped tiny baby
roses, was especially lovely. The
table was set with chiny lace doisi.s,
and stunning s:yer service set Mrs.
Alden G. Knowles and Mrs. James A.
Irons, holding the highest scores.
we're presented with pictures of Ha-
waiian scenes, while Mrs Clarence E.
Bell received a piece of blue pottery.
as BOBBY prize. Miss Elizabeth.
Rosenbaum was given pair of silk
STOCKINGS as q souvenir Of the occa-
sion. Those enjoying the hospitality
of Mrs. Hartnett were Mrs. Frederick
s. Strong. Mrs. James Al. Irons. Mrs.
James II. MeRae. AIRS. William u.
Kendall. Mrs. William r. Dashiell.
Mrs Richmond n Pearson. Mrs.
Charles s. Lincoln. Mrs, Claire E
Bennett, Miss Campbell. Mrs. Julia E.
Lohman, Mrs. John s. Sullivan, Mrs,
Bernhard K. Etnmbere. Mrs. lack
Hayes. Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell.
Mrs. William r.. Cochran Mrs Ge0rge
NJ. Halloran, Mrs. George M. Callen-
der, Mrs. Robert H. Duenner, Mrs.
Clarence r. Bell, Mrs. Horace ID.
Bloolnbergh, Mrs. Ohio Bane RoseE
baum. Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum,
MRS. Frank Warren Hunter. Mrs.
Ralph C. Holiday. Mrs. Samuel j..
Heidner. Mrs Alfred L. lockwood.
Mrs Alden c. Knowles, Mrs. Daniel
e. Gienty, Miss Dorothy Palmer, Mrs.
Guy G. Palmer, Miss Margaret Moss,
Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn, AMI Mrs.
Carl A. Hardigg.
On Saturday Mrs. William B. Coch-
ran, Mrs. Eugene II. Hartnett, Mrs.
Julian G. Rivers. and Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witsell enjoyed an afternoon
bridge. followed by dainty tea.
Mrs. Thomas n. Harker was a
luncheon hostess on Thursday. The
attractive table had places laid for
Mrs Ohio Bane Rosenbann. Miss
Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Mrs. s. H.
WebBer. Miss Harker. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Harker
Lieut.. Col. and tirs. William r.
Dashiell entertained at a most en-
joyabIe beach party on Thursday af-
~CtAl0lu ~ Tic OutAlSSCI sO1AtOc (t0bf
complimentary to Miss Margaret
Moss. the dainty house guest OF Col.
and Mrs. James A. Irons After an
invigorating swim the party gathered
around the well laden table and did
justice to the delightful supper pre-
pared by the hospitable hostess.
After dancing q while on the lanai,
they motored down to the Young Roof
Garden. where the dancing was con.
tinued for the balance Of the evening.
Those enjoying their affair were Mrs.
Richmond N. Pearson, Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witseli. Miss Margaret Moss.
Miss Dorothy Palmer. Miss Isabel
Baker, Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum,
Mrs. Frank Warner Hunter. Lieut..
Robert H. Guyer. Lieut., Robert A.
Sharrar. Lieut. William H. Bfitton,
DR. Harry M. Deiber, Capt. James a.
Gallogly, Lieut.. Lester Baker, and
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William r. Da-
shell.
Major and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer en-
tertained very delightfully."- at dinner
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