Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-15
~ Social Side of Life X


There have been some very enjoyable
dinners this week and the one given
on Monday night by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam G. Irwin was a particularly de-
iightful one. Mrs. Irwin, besides be-
ing charming hostess, is a very beau
tiful woman and always dresses hand.
somely. On Monday she was looking
particularly fetching IN a white frock.
and she wore her hair in high POM
padour much indicated. This style Is
very becoming to her. The dinner was
given in honor Of Congressman and
Mrs. Hepburn. and the other guests
were Professor and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chamberlain. Judge
and Mrs Sanford d. Dole, Mrs. Franz
els NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Ivers, Governor
Cleghorn and Col. A. @. Halves.
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At a luncheon given yesterday at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
Splivalo in Belmont the engagement
was announced of the only daughter
Of the house. Miss Beatrice Splivalo,
TO Lieutenant Francis Rawle Shoemak-
er, United States revenue service. The
PHEASANT was ItNtditu Wy th'
united cards of the two young people
which were found tied within the dain-
tily sketched envelopes which marked
each guests place, and, amid surprised
EXPLANATIONS, the pretty bride to be
was showered with good wishes.
Miss Splivalo is an interesting and
accomplished girl of rare personality.
whose great popularity has never les
sened her gentle charm. She was edu-
Gated at the Van Ness Seminary. and
since her graduation has continued to
study, despite her many social de-
mands. She is fearless and graceful
horsewoman and has ridden oftener to
hounds than any other woman riding
with the Burlingame Club. With her
mother. she has several times spent a
season at Honolulu, and 1t was while
| In the islands last summer that she met
the man who won her heart.
Lieutenant Shoemaker. who is an eff
ficient young officer, belongs to a pro-
minent old family. He Is well known
in San Francisco, where he has a host
of friends, both In and out Of the SER
vice.
Those who gathered about the pretty
luncheon table, which was decked with
pink blooms. were Miss Florence Cor.
nell, Miss Laura Farnsworth, Miss
Blythe Mcdonald. Miss Hazel Marsten,
Miss Genevieve Dowsett, Miss Wiley,
Miss Florence Patrick, Miss Hunting.
ton, Miss Belle O'Connor. Miss Lau-
meister. Mrs. Howard Morrow, Mrs.
David Montgomery Crabtree, Mrs.
Robert Armstrong Dean, Mrs. II. Win
gate Lake. Mrs. Collins, Mrs. l.. r.
Jones, Mrs. Rose Smith. Mrs. William
Lange, Mrs. James Coker Sims, Miss
Splivalo and Mrs. Splivalo.
. In the afternoon a number OF friends
from Menlo and Belmont called and
had the opportunity Of extending
felicitations.-
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Mrs. Elizabeth waterhouse was the
hostess of a tea on Friday at her resi-
dence on Wyllie street. She was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Pinder, and
Miss Elsie Warehouse presented the
guests to the hostess. Delicious re-
freshments were served from little ia
bles, and several young girls helped
with these pleasing duties. The dec
orations were beautiful. Among those
present were Mrs. Willie Hopper. Miss
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