Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

McCarty, Dean Winter, Hazel Buck.
land, Edith Kibling, Violet Lucas,
Gladys Kruger, Pearl McCarty, Made.
line Ross.
Palmistry Mrs. Alexander G.
Halves. Jr.
Spielers-Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss
Mamie Winston.
The Country Club has been a fav-
orite place for dinners during the
past week, the glorious moonlight
nights making the lanai as bright
as day and giving the extensive view
a glamor which only moonlit waters
can produce. On Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. -Deering en-
tertained there and the dinner was
very much enjoyed. A high jardin-
iere filled with chrysanthemum
made the table pleasing, and bright
conversation, much laughter. and
congenial society made the hours fly.
Coffee and liqueurs served on the la
nal formed a much-enjoyed inter-
lude. Mr.. and Mrs. Deering always
entertain well. and well know how
TO make little dinner successful.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Halves, Jr.. Miss Mamie Winston, DR..
Victor Collins, Mr.. David Anderson.
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rrb, In,y, ,tr,rl,r lanai NJ the Tnp
ney mansion was the scene of pretty
bridge tea on Friday afternoon when
Mrs. Edward Tenney entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Matson, the wife of the
popular captain. The guest Of honor
wore smart French tailor costume
and was very charming and agreeable.
| The hat-pin prizes were won by Mrs.
Brainerd Smith and Mrs. Ernest Mott
Smith. Salad, sandwiches, tea, coffee,
cakes and Ices were served mt the con
clusion of the game. Among the
guests were Mrs. Swinburne, Mrs.
Charles Holloway, Mrs. J. s. Walker,
Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. Alice Hast.
ings. Mrs. Ernest Mott.Smith, Mrs.
Jack Dowsett, Mrs. Robert Atkinson,
\ Mrs. Mary Gum. Mrs. Halves, ,Ir.
Mauvc orchids and ferns exquisitely
decorated the lanai
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| A most attentive host was Bruce
Cartwright, Jr., at the Al, sander
Young Hotel on Wednesday evening
when he gave dinner at which we're
hidden DR.. and Mrs. James JnLl. Nv.
and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, MISS Eliz
abeth Sargent and Mr.. Tarn Mot;rew
Carnations and maiden.hair ferns dec
Grated the table. He took his guests
for motor drive after dinner. which
was great improvement on the ON
nipresent bridge.
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A beautiful dinner was given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
+. Dillingham; In honor of Major and
Mrs. McKinstry, who are guests nj
the Young hotel. Golden Shower
most artistically adorned the table
The guests included Admiral aud Mrs
Hollyday, Mrs. Walter Frear. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dillingham;, Mr.. Walter billing
ham.
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Miss Kathleen divers recitals
which begin next week, are attracting
much attention and large audiences
can be depended upon, as she comes
so highly recommended. Here is Q
press notice from the British Weekly:
That was a unique and delightful en-
tertainment which was afforded the
good folks of "Thrums" one evening
last week by Miss Katharine Oliver
the well-known interpreter of Scottish
character from America. The audi
ence, which was thoroughly represen
tative, included Mr.. David Barrie
Gather OF Mr.. J. NJ. Barrie), Miss Bar
RTE and Rev. David Ogilvy (uncle t.
the novelisD. Miss Oliver fairly ex
celled in her delightful portrayal O
the many and diverse characters Il
Mr.. Barrie's famous novel, and 1t |.
easy to understand how night aftel
night she has held American and Ca
madam audiences spell.bound.
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DO not forget the Aliiolani colleg,
scholarship fair at Haalelea Lawn to
day. There will be an excellent DO
luncheon with dainties for the foreign
table, and the other attractions ar,
too numerous to mention. The com
mittee in charge have been nj wnrl