Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-02
X Social Side of Life X

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A very charming breakfast was CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. James Spencer last
Sunday. The cool and comfortable
house looked its best with flowers ev-
erywhere from the garden. Mrs. Spen-
Ger makes specially of her gerani-
ums. and had them in the greatest
profusion and variety. Last Sunday
the table was a bewildering mass Of
these beautiful blossoms.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard lvers, and Col. A. @.
Halves.
A charming dinner was given at the
Alexander Young Hotel on Friday
evening by Miss Nanita Beckley. Red
carnations and maidenhair ferns were
massed artistically on the round table.
The place.cards were quite unique, be.
ing addressed envelopes of red. which
had been through the mail. and the let
tering was all In white. The contents
of the envelopes were clever personal
skits. Large Gibson heads on red pa
per we're attached to each plate, and
from the long red ribbons hung over
each chair hung tiny bits OF brlc-a-
brac. The guests were Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Lewis, Misses Bessie and Loui.
"a Bradley, Miss Alice Campbell, Miss
Rose Cunha, Miss Alice Dickson, Mr..
Sonny" Cunha. Mr.. Albert Cunha, and
Mr. Harry Cobb, Mr.. Dickson and Mr..
Ernest Parker
A large and jolly picnic was given
last Sunday at the Peterson place at
Pearl Harbor by Miss Ellen Terry.
! The picnickers were invited for a
moonlight supper and most Of the com
pany took the afternoon train, return
ing on the new $3.50. which comes from
Waialua. II was Dutch feed and each
guest supplied his own supper, which
made It all the pleasanter and most in.
formal.
There is a large and delightful bath
| ing pool at the Peterson place and
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. kimball,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs.
| George Bliss, the Misses Macfarlane,
Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss Mamie Win.
ston, Miss Jessie Kaufman, Mr.. Wright,
Mr.. Potter, Mr.. Derby, Mr. ]. billing
ham. Judge Lindsey, Mr. Mason Ter.
| ry, Mr.. "A. Hays and many others.
A birthday dinner was given by the
! Prince and Princess Kawananakoa In
| hopor nj Mics I o,,isa Rradlev nm Tues.
day evening at their residence on Pen
sacola street. The table was beauti
fully dressed in pink-pink roses, pink
carnations and pink ribbons entwined
with maidenhair ferns making an at
| tractive setting. The place-cards were
hand-painted heads with the menu In
! gilt letters attached. Those presen,
1 besides the Prince and Princess and
their guest OF honor were Miss Bessie
Bradley, MISS Alice Campbell, MISS
Rose Cunha, Lieut.. SIattery. Mr.. u. NJ
Watson. Mr.. Ernest Parker and Mr.
Sonny Cunha and Acting Governor
Jack Atkinson.
Tennis has become all the rage ant
IT Is pretty sight to watch the play
ers at the Pacific Club. Miss Rost
Cunha, Miss Schaefer, Mrs. ). G. WI
der and Miss Ward have been hard a
work for the past week and have dis
tinguished themselves by careful play
Ing. The stranger who thinks "ou
girls are lazy and colorless shoult
watch them flying about ON the tennis
court. II You can ind anywhere
handsome. healthier lot III eat my hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies entertain
ed at dinner at Cralgside on Tuesda!
evening, Among the guests We're Mr.
and Mrs. Tenney Peck. Lieut.. and Mrs
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison.
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Mrs. Miner Parkhurst was tho host
ess of a very pretty pedro" party OF
Wednesday afternoon. The prize
were awarded as follows: First prize
a Chinese linen table cover. Mrs. 4
NJ. Boyd; consolation prize, a candle
stick, Miss Edna Kelley; BOBBY prize
a paper weight, Miss McCrossen
Light refreshments were served, ant
the afternoon passed most pleasantly