Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-30

Pedro" Is as popular as ever, and
the two pedro" parties of last week
were no exception to the rule. Mrs.
w, NJ, Giffard and her charming daugh.
ter. Miss Jennie. were Joint hostesses
at a large AT Home" given at Mahalo.
LAM IN January DIST. and pedro" was
the ruling shirt of the hour, The
rooms were tasterully decorated with
large bowls OF carnations and purple
violets.
Mrs. Giffard's taste is unuuestioned
and when Mrs. Noonan and Mrs. Ten.
new extend n helping hand the effect
is sure to be artistic and unique.
At half after four, refreshments were
served from little tables. The first
prize. awarded to Mrs. Charles Cooper.
was an exquisite plaque, and the con.
ISOLATION prize was given Mrs. Ander.
son. II proved to he a real consola.
ton in the shape of cut glass rose
lar
Among the guests were: Mrs. Neu.
mann. Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Focke, Mrs.
Charles Cooper, Mrs. Archie Young,
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Charles Wilder,
Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Noonan. Mrs. Her.
bert. Mrs. Cofer. Mrs. Faxon Bishop,
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Frank Thompson,
Mrs. High. Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane. Mrs.
Clarence Macfarlane, Mrs. s. NJ. Par.
ker. Mrs. Cunha, Mrs. William Taylor.
Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs.
Holloway, Miss Maggie Walker.
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On the evening OF January god. Miss
Jennie Ginard was lat home" to about
fifty of her friends, and pedro" again
ceptable manner. Miss Jennie is a
most viyacious hostess and great ia
yorite, and at "Mahalolani" one always
has a good time. The house was a
bower of red and write carnations and
the asparagus vine was wreathed grace
fully about the pillars and chandeliers,
making most effective decoration.
The first ladies' prize. a gold and pearl
brooch, was won by Miss Frances Gil.
let. and the consolation prize. a book,
Miss Terry carried of. The first gen.
tlemens prize, a pair of sterling sill.
yer military brushes. was awarded to
prize, a sterling silver corkscrew, to
Mr.. Anderson,
Among those invited were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird. Mr..
and Mrs. HAYES. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball, Misses Macfar.
| lane, Miss Hartnagle, Miss Schaefer,
Miss Lillian Bacon. Miss Campbell,
Miss Nellie White. Miss Cartwright,
Miss Farley; Mr.. Wright, Harry Mac.
farlane, Mr.. Hartman. Walter Dillins-
ham. /. Dillingham; Mr.. Macintosh,
Captain Rodman.
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Mrs. James Spencer gave a most at.
tractive lunch last Saturday in honor
of Miss Mamie Winston of Richmond.
IVA. The table was profusely decorated
with geraniums of different colors, and
1.-THE place cards. painted by Mrs. Cou
+, zens, added dainty touch.
/ After a delicious lunch the guests
amused themselves by playing "pe
= dro." Present were Miss winston
Mrs, Clifford Wood. Mrs. Neumann
Mrs. MAYS. Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Halves
Mrs. Humphris, Miss Jessie Kaufman
and Miss Mist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stoiber, sc
well known in Honolulu, have taken Q
large and elegant apartment for 9
number of.years on the Champs Ely
see. All their belongings in Colorado
have been shipped to Paris and tn,
apartment is said to be one of the mos
beautiful on the avenue. The Stoibers
intend coming to Honolulu in the neal
future for a visit of several months
They have always retained an aloha