Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-09

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ed by a wireless message from the dom
er, Edward Damon, with congratula-
tons and regrets from Hilo at being
absent. At this moment a dear little
fox terrier pup, very much alive, was
brought In and presented to the host
ess. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Focke, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris. DR.. and
Mrs. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbail, Mr..
and Mrs. Deering. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davies. Mrs. Edward Damon, Miss
Winston, Governor Cleghorn. Hon. s.
NJ. Damon, Mr.. McKinnon, Mr.. Ander-
son and Mr. Jamison.
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The "at home" at which Mrs. Ed
ward Davies Tenney entertained In
honor of Mrs. Macintosh and Miss
Won Holt on Thursday afternoon proved
to be one Of the pleasantest Of the
weeks festivities. The hostess never
appeared to better advantage than in
her beautiful frock Of pink crepe de
chine. trimmed with white applique
and white chiffon. Mrs. Montague
Cooke presented the guests to Mrs.
! Macintosh and Miss Won Holt whose
popularity was amply proven by the
warm greetings which they received.
Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs.
Charles Cooper. Mrs. Won Holt and
Mrs. Giffard looked after the comfort
1 OF the guests in a delightful manner.
Mrs. Herbert poured tea, and the cof-
fee was In charge Of Mrs. Holloway,
while Mrs, Noonan. assisted by Miss
Jennie Giffard. presided over the
punchbowl. DAINTY refreshments were
served at little tables on the makai
lanai and the dining room. The differ.
ent rooms we're beautifully decorated
by Mrs. Gifrard, Mrs. Smitbies and
Mrs. Camp. Jardiniers in the hall
were filled = sh white Gala lillies and
white tiger lilies. and the reception
lanai was most artistic with its baskets
OF yellow orchids and maidenbair ferns
Red carnations and red lilies was the
color scheme OF the Janonose room and
the drawing room was most exouisitely
done nm in white and green a bask 81
OF purple orchids resting unon the
table. Larg. stalks of green and wbits
I bamboo made an effective setting while
all about the other rooms were roses
and tall lars of carnations. lilies and
margentas The Fills ouintet cIub fur
nished the music. and one could listen
most acceptably under the shadow nj
the trees, which are so much in evi.
Tenney mansion.
Among those present were Mrs. Nc
Grew. Mrs. ]. o. Carter. Mrs. Alan Her.
: bert, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Schaefer. Mrs.
Stanley, Miss Vida, Mrs. Allan Dunn,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs.
Hebron, Mrs. A. F. Taylor, Mrs. Spill
vilo, Miss SDlivilo, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. f.
Howard Humphris, Mrs. Damon, Mrs.
Ciive Davies, Mrs. George Davies, Mrs.
highton, Mrs. A. =. Taylor, Mrs. Camp
Dell Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth,
MRS. Noonan, Mrs. Herbert. Mrs Clar-
ence Macfarlane. Mrs. Alexander Isen-
berg. Mrs. Paul lsenberg, Mrs. Claire
Wiiiiams, MRS. Marx. Mrs. Campbell,
MRS. Hawes' MISS Lillian Bacon, Misses
Maciariahe, MISS Jennie Giffard, Miss
SphVito' MRS. Benson, Mrs. Smithies,
MRS Perkins, Mrs. Kelley, Miss Kel-
icy, MISS clare Kelley, Mrs. Restarick,
Mrs WATERS MIS-, W. w. Hall. Miss
malI, MISS campbell, Mrs. Terry, Miss
Terry, MISS winston, Mrs. Atwood,
Mrs' beckiey' Miss beckley, Miss Ben
son, MISS Kaufman, MIS-. Dodge, Miss
etahspuiy, MISS mary Bason and
many others'