Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-06


honor of Mrs. C. Conradt, who has
been so extensively entertained during
her visit mere. The first prize, a san
dial wood fan, was won by Mrs. Charles
Wilder and the second prize went to
Mrs. Andrew Fuller Delicious refresh
ments were served and the cut flow
ers and ferns were unusually abundant.
Among those present were Mrs. Eben
Low, Miss M. Walker, Mrs. Klebahn,
Mrs. Charles Wight, Mrs. Charles vii.
der, Mrs. Hastings Mrs Andrew Full
Ter, Mrs. George Herbert Still an
other grand function was given in
Mrs Conradts honor by Mrs G. w.
Booth on Saturday last, in the form OF
poi luncheon. Most elaborate in
every detail was the affair. Chinese
flowers graced the table and orchids
were given as souvenirs. Bridge occu-
pied the guests during the afternoon.
Among them were the Princess Kawa-
nanakoa Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mrs. Eben
Low, Mrs. Nolte, the Misses Ward, Mrs.
Schmidt, Mrs. Mulch, Mrs. Long and
Mrs Brown.
delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs. b. f. Dillingham; on Friday at
her residence, Punahou. There were
three tables most beautifully decorat-
ed in an even scheme Of green, yellow
and pink. The hostess, a handsome
woman was dressed in gray, a most
becoming color. The guests included
Mrs. s. B. Dole, Mrs McGrew, Mrs.
William Irwin, Mrs NJ M. Scott, Mrs.
Baldwin, Mrs. Won Holt. Mrs. S. M.
Damon Mrs. McCandless Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Mrs. Walter Brinckerhof,
Mrs. A. j. Campbell Mrs. Gritiiths.
Mrs. Helen Mead, Mrs Charles Cooper,
Mrs. Frear and Mrs. Erdman. The
grounds are in their glory at the Dill
iingham residence for the towering
shrubs are in bloom, making glorious
bits OF color.
A beautiful dinner was given by
Manager and Mrs. Bews of the Ha-
waiian hotel on Wednesday evening
Roses formed the superb table decora-
lions and silver candles with greer
shades were most ornamental. Mr.
and Mrs Bews have been mar
ried for thirty-five years and the din
ner was given in honor Of the event
Their guests included Mrs. Schmitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hammond o
Los Angeles and Mrs. Partridge OF Ho
nolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack London are ex
pected on Sunday morning. Probabl!
on Friday night Mr. London will lee
T,,;, rrit ty( tlttI ma
is being much anticipated Ladies
night is great success so far, man
tables being always engaged.
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Lieut. Col. Boris SemenoW, assistan
military attache of the Russian Lega
ton, Toxic, was entertained by GOV
ernor Cleghorn during his visit here
The Baroness Bakhinitz, wife of tn
Russian Minister at Toxic, nee Mar
Beale of Washington, ID. c., is yer
well known all over the world.
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Mrs. F. NJ Hatch sailed on Frida
for Maui to join her husband, VIII
broke his wrist last week TIE was rio
ing horseback, the girth broke an
gave him nasty tumble. He is at tn
hospital, doing as well as can be eA
pected under the circumstances. MI
Hatch may return with his wife mex
week
Mrs. Allan Dunn is entertaining he
sister, Mrs. w. H. Cornwell OF Hone
lulu, who arrived on the Alameda 0
Tuesday. MIS- Cornwell will leave tn
week for Los Angeles and Souther
California, spending some time Their
hut will return to this city in the ia
for longer stay with Mrs. Dunn.
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Mrs. Edward StCj5er has gone on
London to attend the wedding of Mi:
lnez Macknnon, which comes off tn
month. Mrs. Stoiber will probably II
turn to Denver in the Autumn.
Waikiki Inn was the scene of pre-
ty dinner on Thursday, the host an
hostess being Mr.. and Mrs, Bergil
son, Mr.. and Mrs Langton, Mr.. an
Mrs. Weitz and Paul Weitz, Sr.
Mrs. Eben Low was the charmir
hostess of a luIcheon on Wednesda
for Mrs Conradt. Among those pre-
ent were Mrs G. Holloway Mrs. S.
Wilder, the Misses MacLntyre and Mis-
Margaret Walker. Golden Shove
made the table beautiful to look upo
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Mrs. Lewton-Brain, who has been
Miss Johnson's Sanitorium for the pa
three weeks will soon take up her re
Idence again in Manoa Valley, wit
the addition of a fine young son, boz
last Monday week.
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Mrs f. NJ Swanzy has gone to Ku
over the Pal-at the country rant
for weeks rest.
On the 9th there will be a benet
concert at Kealaulu. lat which the Kat
Ellis and Hawaiian clubs will appea
Captain Berger will direct.
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Mr. Lewis met with a painful acc
dent on the polo field on Thursday. /
was plucky enough to continue Il
game although one of his toes WI
broken.
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