Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29

her honor. Mrs. Ivers is a graduate
of the University of California. She Is
q handsome, intellectual looking girl
and has always been a great favorite
with her friends.
A dainty tea was given on Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Gerrit Wilder Tor
Mrs. Kimball, the mother OF Clifford
Kimball. Mrs. Wilder Is particularly
fond Of entertaining informally in her
charming home and she is matron OF
a very delightful personality. Among
her guests on Monday were Mrs san
ford Dole, Mrs. Judd
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/ A charming little tea was given on
Wednesday in honor of Miss sullivan
by Mrs. Harry Macfarlane of the pic
turesque red cottage at Waikiki. Dam
~ refreshments consisting OF tea
punch. sandwiches, cakes, ices ana
candies were served. Miss Terry sang
most sweetly some of her fetchy songs
and the afternoon passed In delight.
ful manner. Among those present
we're Mrs. Charles Cooper, Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. +. Howard Humphris,
Mrs. Montague Cooke, Mrs. Terry, Mrs.
Kimball. Mrs. Gerril Wilder Mrs. Sam.
Wilder, Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. A. O..
Halves, Jr., Miss Alice Jones, Miss
'Kimball, Miss Terry, Mrs. Percy Ben.
son and Miss Jessie Kaufman.
The Chronicle says that Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton have sent
out invitations for q dinner of fifty
covers. to be given in the red room of
the Bohemian Club on the evening OF
Thursday, October eth. The event
win he in honor Of two bridesto-be--
Miss Katherine Dillon, who is to wed
| lieutenant Emory Winship, United
States Navy. and Miss Gertrude Dut-
ton, the pretty fiancee of Josiah Howell.
MIR. and Mrs. Dutton are expecting
10 visit Honolulu ere long. Mrs Dut'
ton Is n sister of Mrs. Harry Macfar'
lane. She is a tall, stately brunette
with blue eyes. The two sisters are
considered very beautifui-but that is
not why they are so popular, Oh, no!
It is because they have the sweetes,
disposition in the world and are al
ways doing some kindly deed.
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a luncheon was given by Mrs. Reg
'ers. wife of Doctor Rogers, for Mrs
Gear last Saturday. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Angus, Mrs. Wayson and
Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Splivalo have
closed their charming home in Bel
mont and have taken a home In town
for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II
Splivalo will soon leave for the st
Louis Fair. Miss Splivalo and her
brother, Raymond Splivalo, will re
main in San Francisco.-Chronicle.
Adrian Spllvalo. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Spliyalo, is stopping at the
Alexander Young hotel.
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The marriage OF Anne Maxwell Mil
Ter. daughter Of Rear.Admiral Albert
Miller, U. s. n, retired with Paymas
ter George Brown Jr. of the Navy, Is
10 be celebrated In the First Presby
terrain church, Berkeley, with all the
romp and panOply. that glorious wal
makes II possible FOR her sons to as
sumo in time Of peace. The bride will
be gowned in girlish white chiffon
made in the quaintest Of full skirts
and with the droopiest of shoulders
Indeed you might fancy that this par
Iticular maiden had stepped from the
frame where portrait of her great
grandmother hangs. painted in her
Wedding gown and veil; the same veil
with lace border, will drape the pretty
head of the Twentieth Century descend
ant. Miss Miller will carry instead OF
a bouquet an old. white vellum.bound
Bible, that was her grandmother's. The
brides sister Jessie will be maid OF
honor; the bridesmaids. Grace Bollard
of Vallejo. Frances Waggener Of Mare
Island and Mabel Hawke, of Philadel
'phia. Harry II. Rousseau will be best
man, and the ushers Pay Inspector
- c. Kerr. Paymaster NJ. r. Colds
borough of the training ship indie
pendence, and Lieutenant Commander