Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
SOCIAL NOTES

icent view and Is enclosed in fine
grounds tea house at the top OF
the hill, approached by a winding
path overhung with foliage is a JOY
in warm days. Among the Tantalus
colony are Dr. and Mrs. Charles Coop.
er and Judge and Mrs. Arthur Will
der.
Prince David Kawananakoa and
Col. and Mrs. Parker returned today
from an interesting trip on Hawaii.
The Misses Campbell also accompa-
Eied their parents.
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Miss Nora Surgeons lunch on
Friday at her mothers residence in
Nuuanu valley was most delightful
affair. White marguerites decorated
the table, and in their bed of maid
enhair looked cool and refreshingly
simple. The guests included Misses
Edna Gum, Harriet Hatch, Linda
schaefer, Bessie Hopper, Anna Tuck
er, Dorothy Hartwell, Alice Cooke,
Lorna Iaukea and Mrs. A. Lewis.
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The pretty little tea which Miss
Soper gave on Thursday on honor of
the Misses Elsa and Linda Schaefer
was attended by Mrs. Clifford Kim
hall, Mrs. James Cockburn, Miss Tat
ton and many others.
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The Lowrey mansion was the scene
of unique affair last evening, given
by the three sons of the house. The
guests were invited to Patent Med
icine party and promptly at 8 O'Clock
they arrived in their parti-colored
garments, all kinds and varieties of
costumes predominating 1t was a
most amusing sight for time had been
spent to make the costumes fit the
Part, Mother Winslow and her
soothing syrup; William Penn, and
a vast company of posters which we
are all familiar with; Miss Gertrude
Brown, Going, Going, Cone" and
Mr.. Fred Damon, Russian Seasick
Remedy, got the prizes for the most
original costumes, while Miss Nora
Sturgeon as "Ayres Hair Invigorator
end Mr.. Allison Jordan were voted
the most amusing and received
prizes. Mr.. Jordan represented Corn
Plasters" and Miss Brown was Grow
Butter The prizes were quite in
keeping for they were bottles of Ben
jamin's, Ponds Extract, etc. A sup
per concluded a most amusing even
ing.
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Letters have been received from
Mrs. James Scott telling of her safe
frrival in Yokohama. Mr.. Carl He'd
emann, who went out to Formosa
with Mr.. James Scott, is returning
next week because of serious illness.
Mrs. Bradley, the mother of Mrs.
E. M. Watson, sailed this week for
her home in Visalya, California, after
n pleasant visit. She was much en-
tertained.
Miss Marie Hall and Miss Louise
Rasche. violnist and pianist, expect
to give concert in the Opera House
about August 21st on the arrival of
the Aorangi.
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Among those who sailed for the
coast this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Knight, Miss Thelma Parker,
Captain Brodero, Judge and Mrs.
Slack and two daughters, Miss Hus-
lace and her father.
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Mr.. John Guild entertained DR..
at dinner at the Com
mercial Club on Friday evening.
Mr.. 2. X. Myers entertained
Messrs. E. w. Peterson and A. Gar.
Eenberg at dinner at the Commercial
club on Monday evening. The even
ing was wound up with game Of
bridge whist in the card room of the
club.
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w. F. Leigh entertained Mr.. Fred
Lewis at dinner at the Commercial
Club on Friday evening.
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Mrs. Wallace r. harrington and
family are stopping ON Tantalus for
, few weeks. ~