Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-25
SOCIAL NOTES

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MISREPRESENTATION, ,s,sse.esay.I
A unique little lunch was given by
Miss Alice Spaulding for a few of her
school friends on Wednesday. On one
side of the place cards were ten ques-
tions relating to Washington, and the
entire lunch was given over to solving
them. The cards were handed in to
Mrs. Spaulding and 1t was found that
Miss Harriet Hatch had answered the
greatest number of questions correct
ly. To her was given a pretty silver
souvenir spoon, amongst the laughter
of her friends. Among those present
were the Misses Atherton, Miss Alice
Hedemann, Miss Maud Jones. Miss Do
die Ballentyne and Miss Harriet
Hatch.
Mrs. King, wife Of DR.. King, the med
ical adviser Of the New York Life, was
a passenger on the Korea. She ex-
poets to Join DR.. King in the Orient.
Her personality Is distinctly interest
ing and her country home In the
mountains Of the Adirondack is noted
for bringing together noted artists and
writer's, for whom she has a great
fondness. Her box at the opera Is al
ways filled with callers during the acts
and she Is one Of the most interesting
hostesses In New York.
Judge and Mrs. Dole were host and
hostess Of a dinner on Saturday even
ing last for Captain and Mrs. Lyon.
The other guests were Captain and
Mrs. Hamlet. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinbaum and Lieut. and
Mrs. Hamilton.
At the ball at the Young on Tues
day night the number of old residents
present was remarked upon. There
has not been ball in years which has
brought out so many Of the old con-
sentative set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frazier
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Bockus
have taken the Wundenberg residence
on Beretania street.
The colonial ball at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel. given In honor of Cap.
tain and Mrs. Lyon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Church, was a pretty affair. The
large dining room was dressed with
sprays Of the purple bougainvillea
| hung against the wall interspersed
with the branches OF the palm
tree, and frieze near the ceiling
made the room charming to look
upon. Large American flags were
used in the decoration and the flags
Of the Naval service were also used
to good purpose. Receiving with Mrs
Lyon In the drawing room were Mrs
Goodwin, Mrs. c. +. Humphrey and
Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. William L. Taylor
was to have been In the line but was
unable to appear on account of cold
Mrs. Fred. Church presented the
guests and very soon the drawing
room and lanais were well filed. Mrs
Lyon was dressed In a lace net ovei
white silk and wore her hair powder
ed. Red flowers were In her hair anC
on the bodice Of her gown and she
looked very handsome. The compli
mentary concert preceding the dance
was listened to by many hundreds IL
the grounds, and at the conclusion Sol
onions quintet club took possession
Of the dining room and dancing con
tinued until a. late hour. Most of tn,
guests wore powdered hair ant
patches In conjunction with fetchin,
colonial costumes, and many were II
Empire gowns and picture hats.
was Q very attractive dance and mucl
appreciated by the many stranger
who were present. The refreshments
were served on the Waikiki lanai an,
the punchbowl was presided over b.
Mrs. Stein, mother Of Mrs. Church.
Among those present were Mr.. an,
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, mrs. Knud
sen. Captain and Mrs. Andrew Fuller
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Angus, Misses Angus
Miss Sweitzer. Mrs. Sweitzer. Mrs
Clair Williams. Miss e. Castle, Mis-
Williams. Miss Bacon. DR.. and Mrs
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice, MI
and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Mot
Smith, Miss Patty. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Wilder. Prince and Princess Kawi
nanakoa, Miss Rose Cunha. Mr.. an
Mrs. Macfarlane, Misses Lady an
Alice Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ge
. rit Wilder. DR.. Murray. Mr.. Anderson
Mrs. Ballentyne, Y ISIS Hartnagle, Mis-
!. Winston, Mrs. Hatch, DR.. Yost, M,
Hartmann, Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Noonal
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert. DR.. and Mr.
Cofer. Miss Giffard. Mrs. and Mis-
! McCrossen. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bel
son, Mr.. McInerny. Mr.. Spliyalo. NJ