Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-30

! Ursula Stone. soon to be bride. were
Jointly guests of honor at cleverly ar
ranged and prettily appointed lunch
con Of yesterday given by Mrs. f. w.
Crellin at her apartments In the En-
pire. The decorations were as effec-
tive as they were unique: the predo-
minating color. red. being brought out
not only by means Of brillianit-hued
fora, but with chains of incandescent
bulbs, festooned from the chandelier
and glowing among green leaves.
Place cards were charmingly done In
water-color, each depicting a different
type of the modern. up-to-date girl!
Favors Of dainty bound books of late
titles, selected for their cleverness Of
apropos application, were presented to
the guests. also tiny absurd toys, which
provided much merriment. There was
an officer for the girl who collects
Army souvenirs. woolly-headed Pa
derewski for the musician, and so on.
Laughter was gayest when the chief
surprise of the afternoon was produc-
ed-a huge wedding cake for Miss
Stone to cut. Its frosted surface was
adorned with the old-time miniature
couple, bride and officer, uniformed
and armed. who shot with unerring
ann rubber bullets at the heart Of his
bride, the lady gracefully succumb-
ing.
A palm reader completed the occa-
sion's pleasure, drawing glowing pic
lures of the future for the merry girls.
There were present: Mrs. Crellin,
Miss Ursula Stone, Miss Roma Paxton,
Miss Gertrude Jolliffe, Miss Maude
Payne, Miss Marion Huntington. Miss
| Elsie Dorr. Miss Helen Baily, Miss
Mary Baily, Miss Ethel Crellin of Oak
land. Miss Helen Dean. Miss Edith
Redding. Miss Louise Redington, Miss
Marie Wilson and Miss Aileen Johnson
Of Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Roma Paxton is a daughter
lands several years ago and was guest
Of the Henry Macfarlanes.
A pretty little dinner was given at
the Young Hotel on Thursday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. King, Doctor and Mrs.
James and Mr. and Mrs. Noar Gray.
The table decorations were red carna-
tons.
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Doctor Bell Of San Francisco is a
, guest at the Alexander Young Hotel.
Mrs. William G. Irwin, Miss Helene
Irwin and their guest, Miss Margaret
Hyde-Smith, who have been at the
beautiful Irwin home In Honolulu since
June, will return to San Francisco early
, In October -ChrOnicle
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Mrs. J. N. s. Williams, daughter OF
! Mrs. Green, at the Moana Hotel, is soon
to return to Maui. She will leave her
son Lothran with Mrs. Mist In order
that he may attend Oahu College
Mrs. Williams has been much enter
tanned during her visit here.
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1t is rumored that the Lorrin An
drews, who are having an auction sale
of their household effects next week,
are going to Shanghai.
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Governor Cleghorn is leaving on q
short visit to the Coast in two weeks.
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Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Case Deering,
I who have been at Waialua for the past
few weeks, are expected to return to
the Moana next week Saturday.
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| The Annex closes its doors tonight
and the Macfarlanes and Miss Kitchen
will reside at the old Macfarlane cot
tage across the road for the present
1t Is hoped this will only be temporary
for the Hawaiian Annex is one of the
most picturesque spots In Honolulu.
Mrs. Theodore Lansing Is often seen
In town, and says she quite enjoys her
home across the Pail.
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Doctor High Is at the head of q
committee to get an expert golf teach.
er from the Coast to coach the Local
golf set.
Mrs. Mary Widdifeld Is leaving In
two weeks time for visit with heI
daughters, Mrs. Wnbur and Mrs. How.
ell.
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A great favorite in San Mateo and
Burlingeme is Mrs. Edward Howard
formerly Miss Lansdale, whose mar
riage to Teddy" Howard was cele.