Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-16
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the Parish House on the afternoon
Of November Gath. Booths Of vari-
Gus sorts will be In evidence, possi-
bly, on the lawn of the Parish House.
There will be ice cream and tea
booths. and the delicatessen table
under the management Of Mrs. Kopke
will have many kinds Of cold meats,
turkey. tongue, chicken. ham. ETC..
besides cakes, pies, rolls, bread. jel-
lies and Jams for sale. II will be an
opportunity to supply your own
Thanksgiving table with delicacies
at medium price. The practical
side will be represented by table OF
garments Of all kinds for children.
also ladies' handmade underwear,
aprons and dressing sacques. Or
ders for one garment or number
Of garments are solicited. The work
is done by careful needle women. On
the afternoon of the Delicatessen
sale there will be music on the lawn,
aRd It Is hoped to make II a social
success. The proceeds are to 60 to-
ward the furnishing OF the new pri-
DRY.
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Mrs. Tanners Dinner.
On Sunday evening at the Moana
Hotel. a prettily appointed dinner
was presided over by Mrs. T Tauner,
who has been guest Of this popular
Hotel, for the past two months. Mrs.
Tauner resumed her contemplated 2
years trip around the world in
company with her daughter Ruth
on the Mongolia. Later Sunday even
Ing the party 'motored around the
suburbs OF the city. those to whom
Mrs. Tauner extended this compli-
mont were Paymaster and Mrs
Hornberger of the Navy, Captain
and Mrs. Mark, U. 8. M. c., ana
Mrs. J. Morton Riggs, Mrs. william
Glassford. Miss Tauner. Miss Kath-
crime Stephens. Mr.. Percy Cleghorn,
Mr.. Charles McAvoy and Mr.. James
Page.
Mrs. Ables Thimble Party.
Mrs. l.. c. Ables gave a charming
thimble party Monday at her beauti-
full home On Kewalo street, each
guest was requested to bring her
thimble and sewing. Many dainty
bits OF fancy work were seen, and a
happy as well as a profitable after
noon was spent in tie art of needle
work, SO dear to woman heart.
Delicious refreshments were served,
as well as cooling lemonade and
fruit punch. during the afternoon,
those present were Mrs. l.. C. Ables,
Mrs. Atwater. Mrs. Raymond Brown,
Mrs. Harry Webster, Mrs. II. II. VIII
Hams. Mrs. Auerbach. Mrs. Dennis
on, Mrs. W. W. Dimond. Mrs. Griev-
es and Mrs. W. NJ. Mclean.
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Captain and Mrs. Ramsev's Luncheon
Captain and Mrs. Ramsey enter.
tained at a charming appointed lun.
cheon, Wednesday. In honor Of Col.
onel and Mrs. Pendleton OF the U
8. M. c. The table presented a PIC
ture In Its decorations OF large vel
low chrysanthemums; the plac,
cards were appropriate for the oc
casion. with the Marine Corp devlc,
: In the corner. out of compliment t
; the gallant officer that was the guess
of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Luncheo,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, VIII,
understand entertaining to perfec
ton, entertained Thursday, at lun
cheon In honor OF Colonel and Mrs
: Pendleton. American Beauty rose
were used In great profusion. Thos
} present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Col. and Mrs. Pendleton. Captail
: and Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Brooks. wifi
|. OF Paymaster Brooks, U. s. N. an,
|. the Misses Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elston's Thea
tire Party.
" tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Elston entertained twenty @
!. their friends at a theatre party a
the Opera House, and Carter tn
Mysterious as usual delighted the au
I dience. After the performance tn
5 party adjourned to the Alexande
t young, and INDUCED In a deliciou
e supper.
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Governor and Mrs. Fresr's Dime,
\ One OF the artistic dinners of III
week. was given at Arcadia Tuesday
{ the Governor and his charming wifi
!. entertained In honorsof Judge an
}, Mrs. kingsbury who are old friend,
a The beautiful koa table sparkle
!. with. cut glass, and silver, Will
!. shaded candles. cast beautiful glo,
|. over the table.
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Bowen's Dinner.
v Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bowen ente
y tained at a midday dinner In hon
|. OF Judge and Mrs. Kingsbury, Sur
;. day. ="
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