The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-21
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LADIES' GUILD ENTERTAINMENT

Thoroughly delightful, was the en-
tertainment, bazaar and dance held by
the Women's Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd on Saturday night.
There have been larger a~ttendances in
the past and more elaborate programs
have been rendered but none of those
others was more enjoyed.
Numbers in the program included
a reading by Mrs. 7. B. Linton, vocal
solos by Miss Parker, vocal numbers
by William Hoopii, Henry Washburn
Baldwin and w. II. Hutton, cello num-
bers by f. N. Lufkin and selection by
the Mary Hoffman orchestra.
Following the entertainment the
bazaar was held. With numbers of
young girls and young ladies to assist
them the following were in charge of
the various tables:
Fancy work, Mesdames Dale. Will
Jams, Cummings and J. j. Walsh.
Delicatessen, Mesdames Parker and
Kepoikai.
Candy Mesdames George Aiken and
Federcell.
Children's booth, Mesdames Engle
and Bevins.
Punch and lemonade, Mesdames
Nelson and C. Hansen.
Following the bazaar came a much
enjoyed dance.
Rev, ]. c. Villiers reports receipts
as exceeding $500.
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MRS. ROTHOCK'S BRIDGE
Honoring Mrs. Ward Walker and
Miss Freeman, who was leaving for
the Coast after having been here to
attend the Walker nuptials, Mrs. A.
c. RothTock entertained at bridge
last Friday afternoon at her charm
ing home in Paia, about 40 guests en-
.joying a delightful afternoon. For the
occasion the house was tastefully
decorated with flowers and ferns and
in the course of the afternoon deli
cious refreshments were served.
Guest prizes were given Mrs.
Walker and Miss Freeman and first
prize was won by Mrs. Durney and
consolation by Mrs. Rosecrans.
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BACHELORS DINNER
For Douglas Brewster, who is to
take Miss Winifred Weddick for his
bride tomorrow evening, Hosmer
Rolph will give a bachelor dinner this
evening at the Waikiki Hotel. Covers
are to be laid for about ten and a
jolly send Off upon the sea of matri-
mony will be given to the s%oon-to-be
benedict.
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BIRTHDAY DANCE
In honor of the birthday of Eddie
Tam, a birthday party is to be given
evening. Invitations to about 60 have
been issued.
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BRIDES DINNER
Miss Winifred Weddick, the bride
Of tomorrow evening, was hostess at
a charmingly appointed dinner party
in the Grand Hotel last night, the
dinner being given for the bridal
party and a few other close friends.
In the private dining room of the
hotel there had been arranged a pink
and green color scheme. In the CEN
ter was a box made like a pirk-iced
brides cake in which were contained
the favors. Maiden hair ferns were
strewed over the white linen cover
and pink roses were the flowers. For
the ladies the place cards were a man
in evening attire ~entang'ed in the
meshes of love. For the men the
cards were a dainty bride seated in
the heel of a white bridal slipper. At
each place were pink swapping mot
toes, also. Each place card was made
out in the nickname of the guest as
signed to that seat.
Those at table We're: Miss We'd
dick, the bride to be, Mrs. Weddick,
her mother, Douglas Brewster, the
fortunate bridegroom, Miss Elizabeth
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer Rolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Hall, Miss Todd of La
haina. Frank Lufkin, Sir Graeme S.
Lockhart, w. j. Wall and Derrick c..
Perry, the three last named being
friends of the groom who have come
from Australia.
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