Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30

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Monday evening was the one given by
Judge and Mrs Stanley. Covers were
laid Tor twenty.four and the guests
were seated by numbers. each mum
her representing some animal. II way
a unique idea and created much laugh
ter and fun. The table with its decor
ations of holly and yellow chrysanthe
NUNS was most attractive. The ami.
nal place.cards with the numbers at.
taChed were at each plate, numbers
to correspond being given the guests
In the drawing room. After dinner
Christmas games and songs were in
dulged In. an old.fashioned Sir Roger
de Coverly ending a very pleasant eve
ming.
Among those present were Lady
Heron, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond de b.
Layard Dr. and Mrs. f. II. Humphris,
Captain and Mrs. Basil Combe, Mr..
and Mrs. Langc, Miss Cameron, Miss
lligford. Miss Danford, Miss Angus
Dr. Sheldon, Mr.. L. Hartmann. Mr.
Greenfield. Mr.. Holmes. Mr.. Barton
Mr.. Anderson, Mr. Jameson, Mr.. Col
burn and Mr.. watson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Swanzy entertained on
Christmas evening and the table was
charmingly arranged with Christmas
green's, holly and roses. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, DR.
Yost, Mr.. Mackenzie and Mr.. Black
man.
On Saturday evening the Swanzys
entertained a Christmas party OF
ninety. The Christmas tree was. OF
course, the center of attraction. and
there were presents for everybody.
mir. and Mrs. Swanzy took over mum
her of guests to Koolau. their country
place, for few days during the hoN
days.
The Rev. Mr.. osborne and Mrs. Us
borne gave a dinner on Monday even
ing for twenty. The table with its
decorations of holly, bouganvilla and
ferns was very pretty and the German
iavors which were scattered about the
cloth made much fun. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Lewton
Brain, Mrs. hampton, Mrs. Selma Kin
uey, Mrs. Darling, Miss Moloney, Miss
Kinney, Mrs. Shae, Mr.. and Mrs
Hawes, Archdeacon Jeffries, Rev. Mr.
Fitz. MIR. Sheffield Grace, Mr.. Curzen
Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder are at
present in San Francisco. They are
expected to arrive in Honolulu in
week or two. Jamie" Wilder has al.
beautiful wife made hosts OF friends
when they were here few years ago
They have been making their home In
Paris for several years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hedemann were the
host and hostess of a charming dinner
on Tuesday evening. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, Mr.. A. Buckley OF
San Francisco, Mr.. +. Hartmann, Mr.
Kirkland and DR.. Clifford Wood. Al
ter dinner the guests were entertain
cd by music.
Mrs. George Carter will not receive
formally until February.
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A very agreeable bridge party was
given by Ms. Raymond de b. Layard
at the Consulate on Tuesday after
noon. The prizes were a silver pencil
case and box of sweets, and they
were won by Mrs. Alexander Scott
ind Mrs. Van Vliet. Among those
present were Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Hen.
ny Lyon, Mrs. Van Vliet, Mrs. Ned Ad.
ans, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown. Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane. Mrs. Alexander Scott, Mrs.
Grinbaum and Miss Margaret Higford.
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A wedding which created much in
terest in Honolulu was that which
j. Patterson of Seattle, Washington.
The wedding occurred on Wednesday
evening at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Fanny Love, on Kewalo
street. The young couple were united
in the bonds of holy matrimony by the
Rev. DR.. William KinCaid. To tho
music of the "LohGngrin Wedding
March, most exqulsltely played by
Miss Ada Rhodes, walked the ushers,
Messrs. Robert McCorriston, Arthur
Macintosh, George Fuller and Harold
Dillingham;, holding two satin ribbons,
which formed an aisle. Four pretty
little girls were next, robed In white
and passed on to the wedding bower
where the ceremony was performed.
The matron.of.honor, Mrs. Clarence
II. Cooke, came next, dressed in pink
chiffon taffetas, trimmed in real lace.
She carried a cluster Of pink roses and
looked extremely Well. All eyes were
turned toward the bride, who came
Gown the staircase on the arm OF her
brother. James II. Love. She was a
beautiful bride-all in white chiffon
taffetas, trimmed with real lace. In
her hands she carried bouquet of
brides roses. Her veil was attached
to her hair with diamond sunburst,
the gift Of the groom. They were met
Ey the groom. who was supported by
Mr.. George Cooke. The bride was
into the keeping of the groom by Mr.,
James II. Love. To the music of Men
ielssohns Spring Song" the bride and