Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-11
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Restarick's Lunch

Miss RESEARCHES Lunch
One of the prettiest luncheons of
the week was given by Miss Constance
Restarick on Thursday in honor OF
Miss Edith Spalding. The table was
decorated In the Tenth Infantry col.
ors-red and blue-while greens and
ferns made an artistic centerpiece.
The place cards bore the Tenth In
fantry crest, picked out in gold. the
motto making a brave showing. On
the reverse side were amusing riddles.
the answers being given in military
terms. The guest.of.honor looked
very pretty. Among those present
were Misses Alice Cooper, Alice Spald.
ing, Ethel Spalding, Rennie Cation,
II. Cation, Adele Morgan, Ella Wight.
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Sunday, July fifth, was Mrs. Eliza.
beth Kinau Wilder's seventy.seventh
birthday, and many relatives and
friends were at Easkbank to congrat.
ulate her. Herr Berger was there and
played many beautiful selections,
among them THE Holy City" Mrs.
Wilder's favorite. Eskbank was a
bower Of flowers sent by loving
friends on that day. There were
Judds, Carriers. Calls, Hitchcocks,
Cookies. Swanzys, Herberts, Won Hollis.
Tenneys. all the nieces and neighbors
came to sing "Alohar to Aunt Liz.
zie." When the music was over the
band boys came into the house and
had coffee, which was made by Mrs.
Z Andrew Fuller, and of course. delici
GUS. Herr Berger made a touching
little speech on departing, saying III
was like old times to be here once
more, to see and talk with the Ole
friends and have played more here
than in any other private house, wher
Eskband was In its glory and the mis-
tress grand dame to her finger tips
Miss Ella Wight gave bathing .ant
chowder party for Mtdshipman Coole,
Of the St. Louis during his short stay
in port. Mr.. Cooley will be here the
last Of this month and again in Sep
TENDER, for he is one of the younger
officers loaned to the different ships
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, Miss Pattie Chickering. daughter o.
Lawyer Chickering of Oakland, is on,
Of the most brilliant students of tn,
University of California. She Is her,
for short stay at the Seaside, AM
finds many old friends here.
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Mrs. Swanzy has cards out for
dance next week, exclusively for tn,
younger set. .a
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Mrs. Philip Weaver and her daugf,
, ter, Mrs. Francis Sherman Boederfeld
will leave for Honolulu in anothe
fortnight and will make their HON
indefinitely in the Hawaiian islands
. where Mrs. Weaver has lived for Sc,
. eral years.-Exchange. 81
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On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hun
phris had many callers and one of tn
|, attractions was Mrs. Switzerland an
the Misses Switzerland. The mothe
!, is brilliant and attractive and the tw
girls most charming. DIR. Collins, tn
new partner Of DR.. Humphris, droppe
|, in during the afternoon and made
= most agreeable impression.
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Mr.. Tarn McGrew and Mr.. Harol
Spencer were passengers in the Ala
media after being long absent. NJ
. McGrew has been studying In Pari
:. Mr.. Spencer has been at Yale.
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The engagement is announced ,
y, Miss Violet Wallace, daughter Of Re
= ert Wallace, Esq, Of Kona, to M
= Frank Greenwell, OF the well-know
: family of that name. Miss Walla,
: and her sister sailed for England
,, the Mongolia.
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= Miss Cation was the hostess OF
: large tea on Friday afternoon.
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: Mrs. Vincent Kitcat expects
: sail for Kauai on the 23d taking h,
!, daughter, Clodagh.
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u Mrs. J. o. Carter was the hostess
' luncheon on Tuesday In honor
Mrs. Arthur Wood.
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Mrs. James Cockburn gave
! luncheon on Wednesday.
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Mrs. c .Hedemann gave card par
for Miss Carmen Glove. their gues
Y on Friday last, Miss Glove expec
!. to sail for her home In Woodlawn
u August. She has been closely ident
= fed with the younger set and is
great favorite. She is pretty and h;