Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-25

honor of their son Adams birthday. II
was a Dutch supper served from little
tables, and the floral decorations were
masses OF double vlolets in low silver
receptables. There were thirty guests
in all and among them were Mr.. and
Cooke, DR.. and Mrs. Moore, MIR. and
Mrs. Richard Cooke, Madam Lowrey.
Professor and Mrs. Grifths, MIR. and
Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ken.
nedy, Misses Irene Fisher, Nora stur.
geon, Beatrice Castle, Jessie Kennedy,
Grace Cooke, Vera Damon Stanley
and Dement, Kennedy, Messrs. Tcnney,
Ted Cooke, Mr. w. X. Castle
So
The dinner which Miss Moncrieff
gave at the Moana Hotel on Sunday
night was most successful affair.
Great masses Of the starry.eyed jasse-
mine in pale pink, cream and yellow
adorned the table and ting electric
lights cleaned softly from beneath
the greens. Among the guests were
DIR. and Mrs. +. II. Humphrls, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grinbaum, Miss Nancy Winston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves, Jr., Gov.
ernor Cleghorn, MIR. David Anderson,
Mr.. Clifford Kimball.
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Miss Ada Rhodes was the hostess
of a bridge tea on "Wednesday at her
residence In Nuuanu avenue. There
was a prize for each table and the for.
tunate winners of the dainty hand.
embroidered handkerchiefs we're Mrs.
Harvey Murray and Mrs. c. High
Among the guests were the Princess
Kawananakoa, Misses Mcstocker
Miss Harrison.
Miss Helene Irwin entertained at a
delightful luncheon last Thursday In
honor of Miss Lydia Hopkins. Among
her guests we're Miss Marguerite Bar,
ron, Miss Margaret Hyde.Smith, Miss
Marion Newhall, Miss Julia Lang
horne, Miss Mary Keeney, Miss Ger
trude Ballard, Miss Alexandra Hamil
ton and Miss Elizabeth Newhall.-
Chronicle, Jan. IL.
Miss Rhoda Green gave pretty lit
tie tea at her residence on Judd street
In honor Of Mrs. Thayer, her prospec
tive mother.in-law. Miss Green's mar
riage to MIR. Wade Warren ThayeI
will occur in the early summer. She
has already received many lovely en-
gagement gifts, which were exhibited
on Saturday.
The bridge tea which Mrs S. Parker
gave last Saturday afternoon was &
most enjoyable affair. Fans were
given for prizes, and among the guests
were Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs
Eben Low, Mrs. Augusta Schmidt
Mrs. Cunha. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Lucas
Mrs. Charles Booth and Mrs. l.
Schmidt.
| Cards have been received as fol
| lOWs. WI. anu Mibs JOhh iNaiuoi
Gait announce the marriage OF thei
sister, Cordelia Judd Carter to MI
Charles Atherton Hartwell, Tuesday
January the twenty.frst, nineteel
hundred and eight, Honolulu, Hawaii
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis entertained
| at dinner on Friday last In honor O
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Baldwin, Mrs. J. 7
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder
and DR.. Baldwin. The table was beau
tifully decorated with cut flowers.
We are to have quite a number o
entertainments at the Opera Hous
in the near future. Mr.. II. Here
will put on THE Mascotte," tina
bright little French opera, and Their
are many more in rehearsal.
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Mrs. l.. l.. McCandless gave he
third Browning reading this mornin
before large and interested audience
Everybody appreciates her kindnes
| III blNlHb lHtSt ltNluiNo, "h'Nh oiN .
enjoyable and instructive.
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There was public concert by tn
Royal Hawaiian band on Wednesda
evening at the Moana hotel. 1t wa
greatly enjoyed by many listener
Madame Alapai sang beautifully, an
was often encored
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Judge and Mrs. Selden Kingsbur
entertained at dinner on Wednesda
evening In honor Of Miss Mann
Winston and Captain Humphrey,
S. N.
Judge Sidney NJ. Ballou Is the new
elected president of the Universal
club. The retiring president, Judt
Hartwell, has served for two years.
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At Mr.. and Mrs. Cunha's dinner {
Tuesday evening covers were laid Il
fourteen. It was a delightful anal
well carried out.
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Col. s, Parker and Prince Dav
Kawananakoa have returned from
! very successful hunting trip to u