Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02
~ Social Side Of Life ~


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Hanneberg Herbert, Hartwell go,
Holloway, Holt, Humphreys, Hannah.
Hastings, lvors Jones, Il. W. Jordan,
Robert A. Jordan, Judd, James, Kim
ball (2l, klcbahn, Lyon, Layard.
Lansing, Lees, Locke, Macfarlane "a,
McGrew, MUnsarrat McCandlCss o.,
Mays, Niblack. Noonan, Neumann,
Pfotenhauer. Parke (2), Pinder, Ten
ney Peck, Rossiter, Rodiek, Riggs, Ray,
Robertson, SChaefer, StaCkable, Stat
terry, Scott (2), Smith, Schweitzer 90,
Spencer, Swanzy, Soper, Sachs, Saito.
Schoeffc, Shumau, Styne, W. +. Tay.
lar, A. G.. Taylor Vida, Won Hamm Van
Vliet, Walbridge, G.. Wilder, S. G.
Wilder, Lana Wilder, Williams, Walk.
er, Wright, Wight, Watson, White,
Archie Young, Alexander Young,
Misses Kathleen Cartwright, Jennie
Giffard, Helen Kimball, lrmgard
schaefer. q. Ncumann, Walker, Pinder
Carter. Soper, Margaret Higford, Won
Holt, Marion Scott, Helen Kitchen, An
ME Parke, Schweitzer and Bertha
Young.
Among the arrivals in the Sonoma
were Mrs. J. II. Richards, the mother
of Mr.. Theodore Richards. and Mr.. Rob
son, advance agent of the Westminster
Jubilee Singers.
A very pretty bridge dinner was
given on Monday evening by Judge and
Mrs. Stanley. The place cards were
bridge scores and the table was unique
ly decorated with cards. La France
roses further enhanced the effect of a
very artistic table setting. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond de Is. Iayard, DR.. and Mrs. r..
II. Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs Danford
from Kauai, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Halves.
Miss HiSford and MIR. h. Hartmann.
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Mrs. Alexander Young, Miss Bertha
Young and Mrs. Howard, who are Nv
ing at Waikiki, are at home the first
Tuesday in the month.
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Miss Mana +. Mighell became the
bride of A. w. Splivalo yesterday at
high noon. the ceremony taking place
at the home of the brides father, W.
Il. Gighell, 1888 oxford street, Berke.
ley. Only the families and very few
close friends were present at the ser.
vice, performed by the Rev. DR.. Clam
petit of this city, and, after wedding
breakfast, MIR. and Mrs. Splivalo de-
parted Immediately for their new
home, which has just been completed
at Belmont, near the paternal Splivalo
home The groom, a widely-known
man, holds a remarkable record for the
championship In athletic sports; he is
Stanford graduate and a fine polo
and tennis player, also holding medals
for horsemanship, being the initiator
of foX-hunting in San Mateo county
Call, Nov. 30.
Mr.. Splivalo Is quite well known in
Honolulu and his bride was a guest at
the Alexander Young hoted not long
since.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Hedemann we're ar
rivals on the Sierra after an eXten.
sive trip. They are occupying DR..
Woods house, corner of Wilder and
Thurston avenue. Miss Alice Hede'
mann Is fast recovering from the
sprained ankle which she received
while playing basketball.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper entertained at
dinner for Mr.. Barbour Lathrop on
Saturday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bush entertained
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graham
ON Thursday evening.
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Among the delightful festivities of
the were was the lat home" given by
Mrs. Raymond de b. Layard on Thurs
day afternoon at the British Consulate
on King street, which took the form
of a garden party. Miss Higford, a
cousin of the hostess from England,
assisted in receiving and both Mrs.
Layard and Miss Higford greeted the
guests on the lanai, which was beau.
tifully decorated with maidenhair
ferns. They were then conducted to
the garden, where twenty little tables
were scattered about the extensive
grounds and delicious refreshments
were served. Chrystabel Layard, Ruth
Soper and Russell Walbridge were
very much in evidence, and looked
''iy NhuiiiinS 40 thes Hitteu duoul the
grounds attending to the wants of the
guests. Among those who assisted
were Mrs. F. NJ. Humphris. Mrs. Stan.
ley. Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. Halves, Miss
Marion Scott. Miss Annie ParKe poured
tea and Mrs. Atwood Stevens looked
after the coffee. A garden party is
certainly delightful way of enter.
tanning and the beautiful frocks were
very well displayed on Thursday after.
noon. Mrs. Layard wore lovely i'm
ported frock with touches or Paris
about it, most becoming to her style
of beauty. Miss Margaret Higford was
In blue and wore charming hat.
Among those present were Princess
kawananakoa, Princess Kalanianaole,
Mrs, George Davies, Mrs. +. II. Hum
phris, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Niblack, Mrs.