Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
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ornament to complete the costume fo'
the hair. Mrs. +. H. Humphris looked
very pretty in pale yellow satin
bertha of real lace outlining the should
crs She wore roses in her hair. Mrs.
Layard was next distinguished in a
beautiful white toilette. and her hair
was dressed with pearls. Mrs. Basil
Combc wore chic frock of cafe au lait.
the bodice trimmed with n spray OF
leaves with autumn tints, most becom-
ing to her classical style. Mrs. Alex
andcr Lindsey. most graceful young
bride. was much admired in white. and
both Mrs. Edward Watson and Mrs.
Rudolf slattciy were bccomingiy
dressed in white.
The lanai and dning-room were used
FOR dancing. and the drawing-room was
converted into card room. The quin-
tct club was screened behind . banking
OF palms. and the lanai and dining
room were hung with bunting and Hays.
all nations being represented. Cut
flowers. roses and lilies. were resting
in Jars and vases, and the rooms were
q bower of beauty. At twelve an clab-
crate and substantial supper was
served. the large table fairly grooming
with the turkeys. hams. tongues.
sandwiches. cakes. buildings and ices.
II was regular English supper. the
carving being done ut the table. The
tipscy pudding was quite feature ~
the rcpast and much appreciated. The
guests began TO depart shortly after
supper and everybody said It was one
Of the gayest and most successful
dances OF the season. Among those
present and invited were: Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa. MIR. and Mrs.
Raymond dc u. Layard. Capt. and Mrs.
Cumbe. Mr.. and Mrs Gaines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lcwton- Brain, Miss O'Mcara. Mr..
and Mrs. Mott-Smith, MIR. and Mrs. u.
Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. Cation. Misses Cat
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart. DR.. and Mrs.
llumphris. Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. G. Decring. Miss
Gyms Miss Patty. Miss Ewart. Misses
ilartwcll. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Young,
Mrs. Judd. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Carter,
Misses Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodiek
Miss Tilly Ncumann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Holmes. MIR. and Mrs. Gill, MIR.
and Mrs. Swan2y. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
NJ. Mist. Miss Mist, Misses Sopcr. Or,
and Mrs Hoffman,, MIR. and Mrs. Buck
ncrs. DR.. aud Mrs Cofcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Sopcr. MIR. aud Mrs. W. Baird
Judge and Mrs. Frcar MIR. and Mrs.
Bottomlcy. Mr.. and Mrs !. Cooke. Mr.
and Mrs. Wakefield. Mr.. and Mrs. SIN
glchurst. Captain and Mrs. Slattery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Holt. Judge md Mrs.
Alex. Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. NJ. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Wall, Miss Wight. Mr.. and Mrs. A. g.
Halves. Jr.. Mcssrs. Cation t2). Ewart
llartwcll. Sorcnson. G. Carter. Rowcll
II. Anderson. David Anderson, Cock
burn, Jameson. Watson. McRcnncm
Mist Sidney Ballou. Sopcr. August
Hamburg. Wight Atkinson. Danford
Barnison, Dr. Armitage. Dr. Fitzgerald
Or. sheldon and Ex-Governor Clcghorn.
X
Moana Inequalities
The Moana Hotel on Sunday evening
presented It's usual gala appearance,
and there were many little dinners.
Mr.. J. H. Bliss entertained for Miss
Mamie Winston, who returned In the
Alameda and will spend tho winter In
Honolulu As Miss Winston entered
the dining-room the quintet club struck
up Dixie" In her honor. as Virginia Is
! the land OF her birth and she Is an
ardent Southcrncr There was much
applause and Miss Winston was de-
lighted with tho unexncrtcd Oyat iOf