Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27

the hostess. The table was pleasingly
decorated with lilies and maidenhair.
Mrs. Buck and her son had MS dinner
guests Nj. aud Mrs. George Potter
Mrs. Potter iookinS particularly well
IN charming toilette. Mrs. Burke has
only just returned from Hawaii, where
she WIS a guest of Mrs. Richardson,
visiting the volcano and all points OF
Interest on the big island. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rupert were dining Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes and there were many other lit
tie dinners which added To the gay APP
pcarance OF the dining room.
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Moana Lunch
Twelve covers encircled the beau.
tifully decorated table ut which Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Knudsen were host
and hostess of a dinner given nj the
Moana Hotel on Tuesday evening. yell
low was the color scheme, well carried
out In coreopsis of different tones.
maldcnhair ferns and yellow shaded
candlesticks. Mrs. Augustus Knudsen.
perfectly dressed In most becoming
irock. was much admired. The guests
included Governor and Mrs. Carter, Mr..
and Mrs. Erie Knudsen, Judge and
Mrs, Lindsay, MIR. and Mrs. Tenney
Peck, Mrs. Knudsen and Mr. David
Anderson.
Thlriy-nye University Club men and
their guests had very jolly outing
at FOrd's Island on Sunday at the G
a. Brown place. Swimming races, golf
ing and sailing contests were some Of
the joys of the day, and the delicious
and substantial lunch was heartily en-
ioyed The Gladys took many of tho
picnicers home, although many re-
turned by train. II was considered one
OF the pleasantest outings OF the year.
Mr.. James Wilder was a bright partic.
ular star of the day, so | have been in
formed. and Il goes without saying that
the others were not backward In ex-
pressing their relief to get away from
the restraints OF town.
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The largest and among the most
successful functions OF the week was
the lat home" give by Mr., and Mrs
Give Davies at their beautiful resi-
dence, "Craigside," on Thursday after
noon from -four until six-thirty. Mr..
and Mrs. Davies received their guests
on the lanai. which Is admirably adapt
ed for Il garden party. The hostess
wore n charming frock of pale pink
crepe and her picture hat OF black with
dropping features suited her perfectly.
a buffet tea was served, the large table
being dressed with cut flowers. and
pretty girls passed the delicious re-
lreshments. One corner of the grounds
was picturesque alcove gayly draped
In red where Japanese wrestlers and
Geisha girls entertained the guests
with all the charm of their race. This
was particularly popular sport, and
the guests thronged the entrance dur
Ing the latter half of the afternoon.
MIR, Ernest Kaai's admirable orchestra
played on the lanai overlooking the
sea In their best manner throughout
the afternoon. Over six hundred guests
called during the reception hours, and
II was a remarkable sight In Honolulu
TO see so many men at an afternoon
junction. Among the young girls who
passed the refreshments were Misses
Elsa Schaefer, Rennie Cation, Violet
Damon, Lilly Patty, Kathleen Ward,
Annie Ward, Sophie Rycroft and Irm-
gard Schaefer. The guests present in
cluded Her Majesty Queen Lliuoka'
lani and suite, Prince and Princess
kawananakoa, Princess Kalanianaole,