Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-17

man Of the navy, gave a very pretty
bridge party at her charming home OIL
Alexander street. On entering thu
house, the appearance was OF a bower
Of flowers, each couple drawing ex
quisite leis of flowers. the correspond
ing colors matching for partners. Mrs
Cushaan received the guests In hei
usual charming manner. The first
prize. a teacloth OF drawn work, was
won by Mrs. Henry Lyon, the consola.
ton prize. and Indian basket made BY
the hostess. was awarded to Mrs
Klamp.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Angus are rejoicing over the news
that the long-legged bird has left o
wee daughter at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp of Thurston ave-
nue. gave a delightful pedro party on
Monday evening. The first ladies' prize
a center piece. was won by Mrs. Hag-
ems, and the mans prize. box Of Gig
arse. went to Mr.. McInerny. A supper
was served after the game. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hag.
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wilder Lieut.. and
Mrs. Cushman. Captain and Mrs. Hum.
phrey, Miss Humphrey. Mrs. a. Han
neburg. Mrs. {. Hedemann, Mrs. Rem
ton. Mrs. Campbell Misses Durham
Elsa Schaefer. Helen Alexander
Messrs. Jack Atkinson, Booth. +. Nc.
lnerny. w. Mcinerny II. Walker
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Mr.. Sigafoos, OF Philadelphia, Is
stopping at the Hawaiian hotel for sew.
eral months. for his health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McClanahan gave q
large pedro party in the ballroom OF
the Alexander Young hotel on Wed.
nesday evening. Rows OF hearts tied
with ribbon were effectively strung all
over the room and the artistic aspar'
agus vine further enhanced the effect
There were sixteen tables in all and
seventy guests. The first prize. a cut
glass vase. was won by Mrs. Sachs. and
Mr.. Rodiek won the first mans prize
q brass calendar. The consolation prize
was awarded to Mrs. Slattery, Jr
Punch was served throughout the even
ing and delicious supper was en-
joyed after the prizes had been award.
ed. Among those present were judge
and Mrs. Freaf. Mr.. and Mrs. II. h
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Beardslee
Captain and Mrs. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs
Watson, DR.. and Mrs. {. Is. Cooper y
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lyon, Mr.
and Mrs. Gignoux. MIR. and Mrs. Grif-
iiths, Miss Cartwright.
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DR.. and Mrs. William L. Taylor are
at Haleiwa hotel for few weeks.
Among those who departed on the
ManChuria were Governor and Mrs.
Carter. The Governor will go to south
ern California in search OF health.
They were covered with flowers and
Mrs. Carter carried bouquet of roses
and violets.
Bishop and Mrs. Hamilton, accom-
panied by Miss Julia Fenton, their
niece, Miss Helene Hamilton, theii
daughter and Miss Batelle, sister OF
Mrs Hamilton. were also passengers
in the Manchuria. The Hamiltons have
made their home with Mrs. Mcdonald
during their visit here.
Miss Jennie Giffard, the beauIIal
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Walter Git-
fard, became the bride OF Judge Arthur
Wilder at the residence OF her parents
on Keeaumoku street on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony took place In
the alcove of the drawing room, which
was converted into a bower of palms
and begonias. An exquisite basket OF
maidenhair ferns hung In the center
OF the alcoye. The hall and all the
rooms were beautifully decorated b.
Mrs. Herbert, assisted by Mrs. Noonan
Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Giffard, Mrs. Wall
ser and Mrs. Arthur Wall The win
dow frames We're outlined with a trac-
cry OF asparagus plumosa and pink be.
sonias. The drawing-room was decor
ated in palms and hanging baskets OF
maiGenhair. The dining-room was a
moss Of roses and ropes OF MALE were
festooned from the chandeliers to the
corners OF the room. The hall looked
like conservatory OF most beautiful
plants, for the Gifards have the chOlC
est palms and ferns in Honolulu. The
lanai was gay with the British. Amer
lean flags. Never has a private house
been so eXqulsitely decorated. and these
were fitting tribute TO the lovely
bride, Miss Giffard was given into the
keeping OF the groom by her father
and the sweet maid-of-honor, Miss
WilhelmiRa Tenney led the procession.
Judge Lindsay supported the groom
and the Rev. Canon Alexander Mackin-
tosh OF st. Andrews Cathedral per-
formed the interesting ceremony, and
directly after the congratulations had
been received the wedding guests ad.
journed 10 the lanai, where the supper
was served. Al the bridal table we're
Judge and Mrs. Wilder, Miss Tenney
Mrs Noonan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Giffard, judge
Lindsay, Mr., Robert Atkinson, Mr.. L.
d. Tenney and Mr.. II. II. Walker.
The wedding frock was composed OF
chiffon satin made Princess style beau
tifully trimmed with rose point lacd
and chiffon roses, She wore a wedding
veil Of tulle which was confined to her
dainty hand hNv npanga n,d