Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-02

the dinner, perfectly served and very
delicious, made pleasing intcrlude.
The table, oInamented with the
branches Of the graceful jasscmne
vine In conjunction with red Candida.
bra shades, made pleasing effect
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. S.
q. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Brlinerd
Smith. Judge and Mrs. Arthur Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Kimblll, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. s. Walker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Watson kept
| open house on New Years morning
and about fifty of their friends aYailed
! themselves Of the privilege of plrtak'
ing of the delicious. hot, subtle eggnog
which the host knows 90 well how to
concoct. Tis excellent accompaniment
however, helped to Keep the hand
stead and very pleasant hour was
INDUCED In. Lite Virginia Watson,
the small daughter of the house, was
on view, dainty sprlte in pink and
white.
A pretty luncheon was given ut Fort
Shafter by Mrs. Dunning on Tuesday
The table decorations were all In Grim
son and maidenhair ferns added to the
artistic effect The guests included
Mrs Winslow, Mrs. Winter. Mrs. Phil
Up Andrews, Mrs. Alonzo Gartlcy, Mrs
Charles Wilder, Mrs. aPfks. Miss
Frear, Mrs. John McCandless, Miss
Margaret Walker. Mrs. Dunning Is
giving a series of luncheons and din
hers. She is a perfect hostess and
her affairs are always great successes
4 4.
II was really the Eat home" day al
Fort Shafter, and many motor and
carriage wended its way to this pop
ular army post. At the Wadhams q
number VI friends called and the Mai
or's punch was greatly enjoyed. Both
Major and Mrs. Wadhams are socla
favorites and have hosts Of friends
Mrs. Atkins, the mother, so gracious
and sweet, Is "A decided addition Il
Fort Shafter. and was great acquisi
tion on Friday afternoon. AmonI
those who called were DR.. and NJ ?
McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cas-,
Deering, Major and Mrs. Dunning, Cap
tain and Mrs. Fay, Mrs, Langhornc
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. NJ Watson, Judge an,
Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs
Tenney Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. MortOl
Riggs, Mr.. s. NJ. Damon, DR.. and Mrs
Victor Collins, DR.. Armitage, Mis-
Hardaway, Mrs. Hawcs. Jr., and man
ladies' and gentlemen of the Army an
Navy circles.
One OF the prettiest dances of tn
season was given at the Alexandc
Young hotel on Tuesday evening b.
several debutantes In honor Of n fcy
bachelor friends. The dances wer
quite unique and created much merr
ment for the young men were aske,
Tor the honor of their company for tn
different numbers and throughout tn
| evening II was regular leap year al
ialr, The solicitude with which tn
light refreshments We're pressed upo
them was most gratifying. Mrs. Ere
Damon was the chaperone. and sh
looked most distinguished In a prett
irock. 1t was very congenial part
and went off with swing from bs
ginning to end. Among those presen
were Miss Ella Wight, who looked 81
perb in pink null trimmed with lace
Miss Katherine Goodale, who wore
striking frock Of pink chiffon trimme
with gold embroidery; Miss Blanch
Soper. who was charming In whit
silk; Miss Elsa Schaefer, most n
tractively gowned; Miss Grace Rober
son, in a becoming gown of>cream sa
in; Miss Ethel spalding, pretty /
white; Miss Alice Spalding, u pictur
in palest pink; Miss Alice Cooke, beal
tiful Duchesse gown OF pink; Mis-
irene Fisher, distinctive In white sal
in with white roses In her hair; Mis-
! Lillian Robertson exquisite Director
frock of null, green satin and gol
lace; Miss Katherine Hopper, in