Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-29

Nof that people are beginning TO re-
turn from their summer cuttings
formal calls, dinners. receptions. and
teas will again be In order. SO many
strangers are asking about the calling
days of the different districts that they
are again inserted for the benefit of the
public at large
Mondays Punahou. Manoa Heights,
College Hills. Makiki
Tucsdays-W WAIKIKI, kapiolani Park.
Wednesdays uuanu and Puunui.
Above Nuuanu bridge, first and third
Wednesdays; below, second and fourth.
Thursdays-Thc Plains.
Friday-Town and Hotels.
Saturday Kalihi.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy gave one O.
their delightful little dinners on Mon
day evening The SwanZy residence,
with its large rooms and cool lanais 10
u very agreeable place To dine. and on
Monday evening. which was unusually
warm. the spacious rooms were much
appreciated. After dinner the guests
played bride. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond dc b. Lay.
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott,
Bishop aud Mrs Restarick. Rev. John
tsbornc and Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Ellen
Weaver and Ex-Governor Clcehorn.
The largest and most elaborate func-
ton Of the week was the reception Civ
On by Mrs Julia Along ON "Wednesday
afternoon. from three until six to meet
Mrs. Albert y. Along. Shortly after
l.,
.ccn vending their way to the Along
mansion. which Is one Of the sights vi
Nuuanu avenue and the guests were
greeted NJ tho door by Miss Mary
Along, who conducted them to the
Grawing-room, where Mrs. Riggs. one
OF the daughters Of tho house. present.
Ct the guests to Mrs. Julia Along and
her daughter ln-law, Mrs. Albert Afona
Mrs. Along wore handsome black tea
gown and Mrs, Albert Along was
charming In PALE pink chiffon over
pink satin, and she carried bouquet
oi la France roses. The drawing rooms
were nllcd with rose in tail jars and
silver bowls and pale pink carnations
IN the hall there was n display OF rare
eNotics. palms and pampas grass most
tastefuliy arranged The little tables
In the dlning-room each had vase OF
delicate flowers on the embroidered
cloth. and q bovy OF pretty girls passed
the delicious and substantial rcpast.
AT the top of tho staircase In the al
cove on the second floor. was stationco
the quintet club. who sang and played
most brilliantly during the afternoon.
The daughters Of tho house, Mrs. Ma.
goon, Mrs. McStockcr. Mrs Humphreys.
Mrs. Honshall. Mrs. Hutchinson. and
Tho dauhtcr-ln-law. Airs. Henry .Afong.
attended to the comfort OF the guests
most successfully. II was typical
gathering OF the old days when the
Along mansion was called the most
hospitsblc house In town. Among
those present were Mrs. -. 4. billing.
ham, Mrs. Erdman, Mrs. J. s. Walker.
Mrs. Clifford kimball. Mrs. c. llede-
mann, Mrs, Charles Coopcr. Mrs.
George Carter, Mrs. Winifred Rabbit.
Mrs, BENJAMIN Brooke. Mrs. Pratt. Mrs
Laura Judd, Mrs. George Cooke. Mrs.
w. w. Hail. Mrs. George RodIek. Miss
Title Ncumann, Mrs. Klcbahn, Mrs.
Charles Wilder. Mrs. Schacfcr, Misses
Schaefer. Misses Macfarlanc, Mrs. Fred.
eric Klamp. Mrs. Cushman. Mrs. Alex
ander, Miss Alexander, Mis. Shumnn,
Mrs. Arthur wall. Mrs. Fred Smith,
Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Emil Waterman,
Mrs, Henry Holmes. Mrs. and Miss
Ewart.
A unique little dinner was given on
Friday evening by Mr.. Sidney Ballou
who Is occupying Sans Souci. The table
was ornamented with moss. which
formed roadway between miniature
trees for the tiny autos which further
decorated the table, attached to silver
spoons. Tho place cards were valuable
souvenirs, FOR they represented the
guests In many pleasing pictures OF
past joys-and tiny silver spoons were
tied onto the cards. Mr.. Banous auto
is named The Silver Spoon" and II
formed the motif for the perfect 'littl,
dinner. The guests In whose honor the
dinner was given were Mr. and Mrs
James Spalding, Mrs. Semi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Masfarlanc, Mrs. Fairchilu
and Mr.. Rufe Spalding.
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Mrs. Charles Wilder has cards ont
for AN at home on Thursday next tC
meet Mrs. G. G. Smith. an aunt of Mrs
Klamp, who is visiting her for few
months, Mrs Smith is the widow oil
The late Col Smith a noted officer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball have
returned from the Day cottage to their
bungalow in town.
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Last Friday Mrs. Blackman of Col
lege street gave a dainty little tea.
Among her guests were Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. osborne, Mrs. w. A. Kin
ney, Mrs. l.. Williams and Miss Jessie
Kaufman.
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Mrs. Tenney's tennis tea on Satur-
day last was jolly affair. The seats
on the side of the tennis court were al