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

The Harvard men In Hawaii were
given a delightful dinner by Mr.. James
Wilder-who was certainly one of the
most popular men in his class when a
student-on Friday evening ut his villa
At Waikiki. Crimson. of course, was
the color scheme, and crimson carna-
lions, maidenhair and asparagus ferns
were used lavishly in the decorations.
Dainty bon-bon dishes OF the same
glowing color and crimson candlestlck
with crimson shades added to the stun
ming effect OF the table. Many of the
dishes served were garnished with
crimson leaves, and the whole effect
was most brilliant and fine COM
pliment to old Harvard Speeches
toasts and songs made the evening pass
right merrlly. Mr.. Wilder Is a prince
of q host and not a dull moment OBJ
tains where he Is. He can sing a COL
iege song in a most rollicking manner
and always brings down the house
whenever he makes a speech. There
were twenty-five guests in all. Among
those invited and present were Mr.. A.
+. Along, Mr.. H. b. Anderson, Mr.. r.
w. Atkinson, Mr. Sidney Ballou, Mr.. E.
Is. Blanchard, DR.. w. r. Brinckerhof,
Mr.. w. w. Drummer, Professor w. Z.
Brigham. Mr.. Harold Castle, Mr.. w.
Il. Castle. Mr.. 5. II. Derby, MIR. II. q.
Dillingham;, MIR. J. d. Dole, Mrs. S. p.
French, Mr.. A. f. Griniths, Honorable
A. 5. Hartwell, Mr.. c. A. Hartwell,
Mr.. p. l.. Horne, Mr. X. S. Hosmer, Mr..
e. A. Knudsen, Nj. W. A. Love. Mr. Il.
A. Mott-Smith, Mr.. A. NJ. Newell, Mr..
c. II. Olsen, Mr.. Gordon Runkle, air.
c. II. Smith, Mr. II. G. Spencer, Mr..
Raymer Sharp, Mr.. d. l.. Wilmington,
Judge w. A. Whiting, Mr.. J. I. Craw-
ley.
birthday Party
Mrs. Harry Lewis remembered Ier
son Donald's birthday last Saturday by
inviting forty children TO party q.
the Seaside. II was pretty sight to
watch the games so dear to the near,5
of children which We're INDUCED IN
with all the enthusiasm of their tender
Eears. The table was set under the
trees overlooking the broad Pacific ami
baskets OF bon-bons and sweets OF all
Kinds made the prettily decorated tabls
most attractive, Donald quite sus-
tanned the dignity OF his twelfth birth-
DAY and did the honors with much
grace. A number OF old ones enjoyed
quiet little bridge game while the
rompins was going on, and a substan.
tai tea was served them while the lit
tie ones were having theirs. Among
them were Mrs, Van Vliet, Mrs And
rev Fuller Mrs. George Macfarlane,
Mrs, Schoenel, Mrs. Klamp, Mrs Mary
Gum and Mrs. A. NJ Brown. 1t was
a delightful affair thoroughly enIoyed
by old and young.
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Country Club Opens
The opening OF the Country Club this
afternoon will be quite an event. Tho
beautiful situation and comfortable
house must be seen to be appreciated,
and II makes an era in the progression
of our country that the time has come
when the need for an up-to-date club,
where healthy outdoor sports can be
encouraged, was so great that the cit
liens subscribed for the fine piece of
property which they now possess.
Buses will run to and fro from the
end OF the car line to the grounds.
Among the ladies' who will receive
This afternoon are Mrs Faxon Bishop,
Mrs. j. r, Cooke Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Holloway