Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-21

and the yellow cereopis.
refreshments we're served at
little tables on the lanai, the tea was
poured by Mrs. Z. r. Myers and the
aan.h so-:: presided over by Mrs.
Charles ]. Fishel. The Ellis Quintet
Club furnished excellent music
throughout the afternoon. Among the
invited guests were Mrs. NJ. s. Grin
baum. Mrs. Benz. Marx. Mrs. Margaret
Marx, Miss Marx, Mrs. Claire vii.
liams, Miss E. Castle, Mrs. w. r. Ham.
ilton, Mrs. Baker, Miss Mary Bacon,
Mrs. l.. X. Myers, Mrs. Sanford b.
Dole, Miss Stansbury, Mrs. G. d.
Gaines, Mrs. W. Z. Taylor. Mrs. Man
ME Phillips, Mrs. e. Goshlemsky, Mrs.
Tenney Peck, Mrs. Locke, Mrs. II. G.
Danford, Mrs. J. Schwartz, Mrs. l..
Schweitzer. Miss NJ. Schweitzer, Mrs.
Hooking. Miss Hoffman, Mrs. p. l..
Weaver, Mrs. Bordtfeldt, Mrs. A. Full.
Ter. Mrs. McCrossen, Miss McCrossen.
Mrs. ]. J. King, Mrs. Clifford Kimball,
Miss Kimball, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. A. H.
Pratt, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs. J.
Egan, Mrs. Z. l.. Cutting, Miss Martin,
Miss X. Green, Mrs. Musgrave, Miss
Dollinger, Mrs. W. Moore, Miss f. Ly-
cns, Mrs. Weinrich, Mrs. W. Whitney,
Mrs. N. s. Sachs, Mrs. II. e. Cooper,
Mrs. s. Gulick, Mrs. T. F. Lansing,
Mrs. e. W. Peterson, Mrs. J. A. Ken.
nedy, Mrs. Charles Chillingworth.
Mrs. G. Wilder, Mrs. ]. Cooke, Mrs,
II. Brown, Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke Jr., Mrs.
William Stanley, Mrs. George Anger,
Mrs. W. Hoffman,, Mrs. W. X. Castle,
Miss Holt, Mrs. A. Layard, Mrs.
Brock, Mrs. william Hogs, Mrs. Nib
lack, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. II. W. Lake,
Mrs. s. NJ. Parker, Miss A. Campbell.
Miss Lefferts, Mrs. NJ. Latte, Mrs. w.
O. Atwater, Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. c. He'd
emann, Mrs. Mellis, Mrs. George N.Y.
ers, Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. Cum
ha, Miss Cunha, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Grit.
fifth, Mrs. Isenberg, Mrs. Rannie Scott.
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Hart, Mrs.
E. M. Boyd, Mrs. W. Lewis. Mrs. Geo.
Rodiek and Miss Neumann.
An enjoyable picnic lunch was given
at Aiea, the country home Of DR.. and
Mrs. McGrew, on Saturday last Among
the guests were DIR. and Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. +. II. Humphris and Mr.. Hum
phris ST., Captain and Mrs. Lyon, Mr..
I and Mrs. C. W. c. Deering. Captain
and Mrs. Sherman, Miss Sherman,
Mrs. Daniel Burnham, Miss Burnham,
Dr. Knudsen and Mr.. Harold Spencer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Church enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Halves, Mrs. Ward
Miss Sargent and Mr.. Carol.
One OF the prettiest lunches Of the
season was given on Wednesday by the
Princess Kawananakoa in honor Of
Mrs. Edward Tenney a. the Emma
street residence of Mrs. Campbell.P
ker. The historic centerpiece once
owned by King KalakGua, adorned the
table filled with violets. Violets were
scattered over the cloth. and 3pi avs Of
these same fragrant bio ssoms were be-
fore each plate. The place cards, ex-
quisitely painted by Mr.. Harry Couz-
ems, were violet tinted and Cupid In his
various humors was depicted In an
amusing manner In conjunction with
flowers, fruits and birds. Mr.. Couzens'
work is always artistic and his efforts
on Wednesday were much admired.
The guests, including the guest of non
or, Mrs. Edward Tenney, who wore a
lovely pale green frock over green silk
and picture hat, were Mrs. Wal
bridge, Mrs. s. M. Wilder, Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. G.
w. c, Deering, Mrs. A. G. Halves,
Mrs. +. H. Humphris, Mrs. Purdy,
Mrs. Percy Benson, and Mrs. A. J.
Campbell.
A pleasant little tea was given by
Mrs. Danford Oh Wednesday afternoon
for her mother.in-law, Lady Heron.
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Mrs Wingate Lake and son returned
Oh the Sierra after a delightful visit
b' san Il IduCiSCO loI tHIec HOutHS.
Mrs, Lake was much feted during her
visit and her friends were most reluct-
ant to have her depart. Her rooms at
the Alexander Young were fragrant
with the flowers of her numerous
friends on Wednesday.
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A most enjoyable bridge and pedro
party was given by Miss Annie Parke
on Thursday evening in honor of Cap
tain and Mrs. Lyon. The bridge play
ers occupied the large drawing room
and the pedro players were in the sit
ting room off the lanai. The first
bridge prize, beautiful vase, was won
by Mrs. Richard Ivers, and the second
prize, a handkerchief in o satin bag,
was given to Mrs. Faxon Bishop The
first and second bridge prizes for the
men were won by Mr.. George Davies,
who cut both times and was equally