Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, TetuInAuBz " INC
post late In the evening.
Mrs. Edward Fuller witseIl was the
all day guest Of Mrs. charles S. Lin
coin at her home in Waikiki las:
Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy G. Palmer was hostess
for a number OF her friends on Tues
day afternoon at one of the most en-.
ioyabIe bridge parties Of the season
The whole lower floor of the attrac-
tive house. which was beautiful with
huge vases of yellow lilies, was
thrown open for the guests. Card
tables were in each Of the rooms and
on the lanai. A progressive game OF
auction bridge was played, the for
tunate holders Ol The two highest
scores. Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln and
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, receiving two
handsome prizes, = large canton china
bowl and a silver cheese knife. Mrs.
William Burr Cochran was awarded
the consolation prize. a butterfly
handkerchief, fol the holding OF tn :
lowest score. Dainty refreshments
were served on small tables, and a
delicious punch was enjoyed during
the entire afternoon. Mrs. Palmer
was assisted In receiving by Miss
Dorothy Palmer, and in serving by
Miss Alice Palmer, Miss Da-
mon, Miss Louise Cochran, and Miss
Babs Palmer. The invited guests
were Mrs. Frederick S. Strong, Mrs.
George Clark of Pearl Harbor. Mrs.
James A. Irons, Mr.. James B. Hous-
ton, Mrs. William r. Dashieli, Mrs.
Richmond ~ Pearson, Mrs. Robert
r. Raymond, Mrs. James H. McRae.
Mrs. William ID. Kendall. Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs.
Frank c. Bodies, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Witsell, Mrs: Alden C. Knowles. Mrs.
Charles l.. McKain, Mrs. Eugene H.
Hartnett, Mrs. William B. Cochran,
Mrs. William E. Hunt, Mrs. John
Randolph, Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn.
Mrs. Claire r. Bennett, Mrs. George
Fl. Duenner, Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood,
Mrs. Julia S. Sullivan, Mrs. Charles A.
Lewis, Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon, Mrs.
Samuel J, Heidner, Mrs. Helen Mac
Adams, Mrs. Clarence R. Danielson,
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker, Mrs. Ray
mond, Miss Catherine Raymond, Miss
Ruth McChesney. Miss Isabel Baker,
Miss Martha McChesney, Miss Damon,
Miss Dorothy McRae, Miss Dorothy
Harker, and Miss Louise Clark.
Miss, Jessie Deems was an informal
dinner guest of Captain and Mrs.
Claire r. Bennett on Thursday even
ing
On Wednesday evening a delightful
game Of bridge was enjoyed by Cap,
tain and Mrs. Charles A Lewis aud
Lieut. and Mrs. Samuel He!dne-
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank A. Sloan had
as their dinner guests Oh Monday
evening Captain Charles T.. Bank.
head, who has lately "eturncd 'rcm
duty en- one of the other islands, and
Mrs. Victor Houston Ar evening ON
the Young's roof garden was enjoyed
after dinner.
At one of the largest dinners given
at a private house this scasol, Major
and Mrs. Guy G. almGr lad Lieut..
and Mrs. Frank A. Sloan wrrr among
the guests. This dinner was given IN
Wednesday evening by Messls. With
ers and Wolcott at their beautiful
home ON DianloI d Head, which was
artistieally decorated with fragrant
American Beauty erosss:~
= Mrs. William 3. Kendall is enter.
aiming at luncheon today at her home
IN lower Manoa road, complimentary
to Mrs. William R. Dashiell and Mrs.
Richmond ". Pearson. The friends
from Fort Shatter invited to meet
with Mrs, Dashich and.Mrs Pearson
are Mrs. William B. .CochraG, Mrs.
Eugene H. <Hartuett, and Mrs. Edward
FULLER Witsell.
Miss Dorothy Harker was the guest
OF Miss Isabel Baker for luncheon at,
the Bachelor NJ ess on Wednesday.
Letters received from Captain aul
Mrs. Raymond 4. Wheeler announced
their safe arrival in the States.
Miss Dorothy Palmer was one ui
the guests at the Funahou commence
nent dance, which was held at the
County Club last Monday evening.
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Captain and Mrs. Claire R. Bennett,
Cadet Jack Bennett and Master Bob
Bennett were the Sunday nDn day
dinner guests OF Lieut.. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Heidner and Mrs. Helen
dacAdams.
The Tuesday Night Card Club met
this week with Major and Mrs. Frank
c. Bolles, Mrs. William B. Cochran,
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs.