Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
Mrs. Erdman Entertains

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"Woodlawn," the residence Of the
d. F. Dillinghams, was the' scene of
garden party on Friday, the hostess
being Mrs. ]. p. Erdman, who enter
tanned In honor of her cousin. Mrs. +.
ID. Dillingham;. The hostess and guest
of honor received under the shadow
of the many Towering trees which dot
the lawn In such abundance. Mrs.
Erdman wore pretty toilette of white
null and lace and Mrs. Dillingham;,
handsome young woman, was daintily
of blue. The scene was most attrac-
tive. At the punchbowl Mrs. Brainerd
Smith presided. and Mrs. Gerrit Will
der and Mrs. J. S. Walker dispensed
tea in a most hospitable manner. The
guests strolled about the beautiful
grounds, chatting and listening to the
sweet music of Kaai's orchestra. The
afternoon was ideal. not "A cloud
marred the afternoons pleasure.
Among those present were Mrs. Wal.
ter Frear, Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. Ern-
est Waterhouse, Mrs. Warehouse, the
Misses Warehouse, Mrs. f. II. Hum.
phris, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Rycroft, Mrs.
Robert Levers, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs.
McGrew, Mrs. c. Cooper, Miss Hard
away, Mrs Ellen Weaver, Mrs. Sher-
man Boedefeld, Mrs. Fred Bush, Mrs.
Gignoux, Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Misses
Roth, Mrs. Halves, Jr.
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Miss RESEARCHES Tea
A pretty tea was given on Tuesday
afternoon by Miss Constance Restar
lex In honor of Misses Julie Damon
and Margery Peterson. They were
assisted in receiving by Miss Edith
Spalding. The young girls looked
sweet and pretty and their dainty
dresses were most becoming. Miss
Restarick was In white relieved with
touches of pink; Miss Damon In white
and black and Miss Peterson in white.
Miss Spalding wore a lovely white
frock. The guests were seated at lit
tie tables plentifully bedecked with
flowers. and were served by Miss Mar
garet Restarick and the Misses Berry.
Among those present were Misses
Spalding 90, Damon, Nora Swanzy,
Alice Cooper, Katherine Smith. Dodge,
Blake, Roth (2), Garden. Morgan. An
gus. Hopper, McCorriston, Dunby,
Fisher, Mrs. Sailor.
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Jolly Surfing Party
The Seaside Hotel was the scene Of
a. brilliant and gay affair on Thursday,
the occasion being the surfing party,
supper and dance which Miss Alice
Roth gave. She was assisted In re-
High. Miss Alice Roth has recently
returned from college and a trip
abroad. She looked particularly well
on Thursday evening In pink EN-
broidered frock and is a great favor
tie socially. The affair began by surf
ing at six and, unlike many older par
ties, everybody went into the water
and had glorious good time. Supper
was served at seven on the lanai under
the hau tree, and II was cheering
sight to see so many young people
happy and so thoroughly enjoying
themselves. Kaais quintet club
played throughout supper and for the
dancing. There were about fifty pres
ent, including Misses Maciarlane go
Robertson, Damon, Angus, Water
house, Green, McCorriston, Alice He
demann, Cation, Tenney, Girvin, Mar
ion Roth, Langton, Cooper, Wagner,
Winter. Messrs. Castle, Duisenberg
Fuller, Isenberg, Kennedy, Mitchell,
Renton, Rycroft, Schaefer, Whitney
Walker, Macintosh, Macfarlane, Gift
fard, Brown, Beggs, Kramer, Cobb
Jordan, Paris, Hedemann (2), Cation
Thompson, Roth, DR.. High.
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Madam Arral Will Sing
Madame Blanche Arral has consent
ed to sing at the Opera House on Sat
urday evening, the 29th, for the bene