Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
SOCIAL NOTES


Simpson, Deaconess Potter, Mrs. Il.
Kopke. Miss Ladd, Mrs. Howard |
Hitchcock, Mrs. Duglas. Mrs. Ichler, |
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Robert |
Levers, Mrs. Crabbe, Mrs. Lawrence,
Mrs. r. j. King
! Ice Cream Table - Mrs. Charles
Booth, chairman. Mrs. Caroline
Clark: Mrs Schmidt. Mrs G. w. X.
King.
Candy Table Miss Margaret Cat
ton, chairman; Mrs. Bliss. Mrs.
Kiugsbury, Mrs. James Judd.
Advertising Committee-Mr wal
ter Coombs, chairman; Mrs. Tom
Sharp. Mrs. Il. w. Thayer. Miss
Wills.
Decorating Committee-Mrs.E Il. ID.
Tenney, chairman; Miss irmgard
Schaefer, Miss Sophie Rycroft.
On Monday. from IL until 2, ut
| the British Consulate. on King
street. Consul Ralph G. L. Forster
kept open house In honor of King
Edwards birthday. and he was as
sisted by the Vice Consul, Mr. George
Davies. The guests came early and
a most brilliant company assembled
under the hospitable roof, which has
been the scene of many festive &C.
oasions. The Consular Corps was
well represented and Captain Corwin
Rees and Lieut.. Comdr. Moses, look
ing very imposing In their uniforms,
added color and splendor to the gay
and busy throng. Governor Frear and
prominent citizens of the Territory
: called and Captain Bergers fine
band played In the garden. finishing
with God Save the King" Mr..
Forster, who always does the cour-
teous thing. presented Captain Ber-
ger to his guests, and after the toast
to the King had been responded to,
, the German Emperor was proposed
: and his health drunk. Champagne
= lowed like water and the delicious
, sandwiches, Ices, and cakes dlsap-
peared like magic. Eighty-six
guests We're entertained. for Mr..
. Forster has made many friends and
4 Is great favorite, and his house is
always a delightful one to go to. A
pretty little scene was enacted at
. Emma Square on Monday night. AZ
. ter Captain Berger's band had fin
ished their regular concert. they
= played God Save the King" and
= Mr.. Forster, In a short, eloquent
speech. thanked him for the respect
shown the natal day Of His Majesty.
"Woodlawn," the picturesque res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Dilling-
. ham, was the scene on Monday even
ing OF very pretty dinner given in
l honor of MIR. and Mrs. Newell. The
guests were seated at two tables,
Mrs Dillingham; presiding at one
and Mr.. Dillingham; doing the hon
=, ors at the other. Bleeding heart, ="
made most effective decoration, the
, crimson blossoms looking well against
the green leaves and foliage, and the
, crimson light from the softly shad-
ed candles casting q most pleasing
4 radiance over the well-appointed TIA
d, BILE. After dinner, Mrs. Tenney Peck
g sang beautifully, the full, rich notes
seeming always to express the mean
d, Ing of the soul. and Mrs. Dilling-
ham showed her wonderful paintings
4 OF native fish. which she did several
; years ago from life. The guests
asked to meet the Newells included
~ Governor and Mrs. Walter Frear, Mr..
. and Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Tenney Peck, Judge and Mrs.
Sidney Ballou. Mrs. Ellen Weaver.
q Mrs, Upham, Judge Hartwell. Mr..
Walter Dillingham;.
The Music Club had a very delight
:, ful morning on Wednesday and Mrs.
- s. G. Wilder made charming hos
tess. II was a Mcdowell program
4 consisting of the following numbers.
Paper ............... Miss Stevens
II Autumn" ........... Mrs. Peck
The Robin Sings In the Apple
Tree" Midsummer Lullaby"
4 In the Woods" Miss Restarick
y. Witches Dance. Mrs. S. @. Wilder
o Three numbers from New England
ldylls .............. Miss Clark
~ From an old Garden: The Glow
Il err; b THE Daisy; C THE
a Bluebell". .,. Mrs. c. B. Cooper
- "Rigandon"; Motto Allegro" from
=, Sonata Tragica; "Elfn Dance"