Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-04
II Social Side of Life II

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let, Lieut.. Slattery. Lieut. Cronin, Pay
master Brown, Mr.. F. II. Hunphris
sr., Mr.. John II. Bliss, DR.. knudsen,
Mr.. Fred. Schultz, and Mr. VIM. Parke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott are
srending three weeks at the Forestry
Lodge near the Pail mr. Scott has
been persuaded to exhibit his work in
the Kilohana Art Rooms In about two
months time. He has done some
charming studies of the Pail and sur !,
rounding country. lie is well known
in Europe, India and New Zealand and
his paintings occupy important places
| in the palaces of royalties. He Is
! landscape painter Of unusual ability
and the public will appreciate the OPP
portunity to view the work Of this well
known artist.
/ Mr.. John II. Bliss was the host of
dinner at the Moana Hotel on Sunday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. c.
Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves.
Miss Margaret Burnham, Miss Mamie
Winston, Mr.. Ernest Hartmann and
Mr.. Richard Wright.
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The luncheon that Mrs NJ NJ. Scott
gave on Tuesday for Mrs. Henry Lyon
was a very pretty affair. The table
was artistically decorated with violets
and the place cards were uniquely 0e-
signed with varieties of the fish fam
lily. Among those present were the
guest of honor Mrs. Henry Lyon. Mrs.
Faxon Bishop. Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Mrs
Wright, Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs.
Fred Macfarlane and Miss Annie
Parke.
Mrs. George Carter's AT home" day
on Wednesday was thronged with WIS.,
itors throughout the afternoon. The
guests were met by Mrs. Harry Mac
: farlane and Miss Gardy Macfarlane and
conducted to the hostess. who was as
sisted in her arduous duties by Mrs.
: Raymond de d. Layard and Mrs. Ed
ward Adams. At the tea table Mrs.
(, Bernice Walbrldge presided and deli
: cious refreshments were served.
The Carter mansion is a perfect one
= for entertaining and Mrs. Carter is a
very popular hostess, as is amply dem.
onstrated by the crowds of people who
flock to her Wednesdays"
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: Captain and Mrs. Albert Parker Nib.
u lack gave a charming bridge whist par
ty at the Naval Station in honor OF
5 Captain and Mrs. Lyon on Wednesday
e evening. The lanai was decorated
n with flags and bunting, the Argentine
) flag playing an important part in the
e. decorative effect. In the naval roomi
u geraniums and asters made brilliant
Z showing in conjunction with ferns ant
greens. The first prize, lovely bou'
Duet Of purple and white Russian VIC
70 lets, was awarded to Mrs. Henry Igor
- and the first mans prize to Mr.. T.
J. Abram Hays. This was a bouton
y Mere of violets. The consolation prize
g q bon-bon box of candy. cut for by
: Mrs. VIM. Taylor and Mr.. Richards "
v ers, was won by Mr.. Ivers. A deli
J, C!ous supper was served about clever
l. o'clock. Mrs. Niblack was attractively
Is gowped in spangled net over black sat
u In and she wore diamond ornaments
VI Among those present were Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
e els Swanzy. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit vii
u der, Mrs. Charles Wight, Mrs. Wal
q bridge, Mrs. George Davies, Mr.. ant
: Mrs. Hays. Mrs. VIM. E. Taylor, Mis-
! Annie Parke, Mr.. and Mrs. A. @
y Halves, Lieut.. Snow, Lieut.. Brown, Mr.
u Vizzavona, Mr.. /. Dillingham; ant
/ Major Potter.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer gave one o
their delightful dinners on Tuesda!
+ evening for Captain and Mrs. Lyon
(, The table decorations were roses ant
: among the guests were Captain ant
r Mrs. Niblack, Mr.. and Mrs. Faxol
n Bishop, DR.. and Mrs. Cooper, DR.. COTE
+, and Miss Elsa Schaefer.
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1, The Buffalo Express of January Il
n has an interesting picture of the motto
1t parade of Thanksgiving Day. Tn
IS long picture is unusually clear. At on,
+. side quite by itself there is a pictur,
IS of Mr.. C. w. C. behring's motor ant
5, the occupants come out very distinct
!. ly. The Motor Journal also has goot
= pictures of the parade. The priz,
l. winners and those that had honorabl,
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