Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-23

Major and Mrs. wintlow'i Dinner.
Thursday evening the waikiki
home. Of Major. and Mrs, Winslow
was .ehe, setting Of { very attrac-
\ i've III dhef the Major and his wife
are occupying. the old McCandless
home, which IL considered one Of the
Smost Attractive residences in Homo
lulu. Cut flowers were arranged in an
artistic fashion In the dining room;
after dinner musical evening was
enjoyed, the following guests being
present.: Judge and Mrs. Sidney Bal
loo. Mr.. and Mrs. Buchly and Col
onel Schuyler OF the 9Th Cavalry.
Judge and Mrs. Dole's Breakfast.
4 Sunday morning. Judge and Mrs.
Dole entertained at an old fashioned,
New England breakfast. at their ar
tistic home on Emma street. All the
viands served at this repast. were
followed after receipts culled from
experienced New England house,
wives: and II Is needless to state
that everything served was enjoy
ed by those present. Judge AMI
Mrs. Dole's guest were Mrs. seiden
kihgsbury, Miss Beatrice Castle, Mr..
Sherwood Lowrey and Mr.. Frederick
Lowray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walls House Party. p
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall enter
tained delishtfully. at q Weekend
party at their country home, oval
ahole." THIS suburban home is de-
lishtfully situated on the windward
side Of the ISLAND. Owing TO the
great hospitality Of the walls,
number Of their young friends en-
Joy the 7exhilaratins air and novelty
OF country life, quite frequently.
Mrs. McStockef's Luncheon. y
Mrs. Frank McStockSs. VINO under.
stands to perfection the art Of en-.
tertained, was hostess at q luncheon
Tuesday. Choice cut flowers formed
the csntsf piece, while novel place
cards were found at each place.
Among the bevy Of women present
we're Mrs. Mcstocker. Mrs. L. White
house, Mrs. Hornberser and Mrs.
Theodore Lansing. ..,-.- 80
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The Misses Jordan's Tennis Tea. =
Miss Maud and Miss Victoria Jor.
dan were hostesses Tuesday at an
Informal tennis tea. The major part
OF the afternoon was spent IN this
absorbing sport; about $3.50 tea was
served In their, rustic Tea House.
which by the way. is most artistic
about twelve .Gueets enjoyed the,
hospitality Of these charming YOUNG !
girls. at their home In Nuuanu val
ley. .tt II
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Nh. Fosters Luncheon. 80, II
Al the Consulate, Monday Mrs.
Ralph Forster. wife OF the English q
consul entertained 'inforf,sNy .t :
luncheon. In honor Of Mrs. selden /; .
Mngsbury. Later In the afternoon,
THIS attractive hostess ana her guests n
motofsd to Waikiki. Where : bev, Of I
YOUNG society rnsttohS Joined them at .
the outrisger cluh. whore to. W., Z
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d: Ho6mah's Ltnchson u
tuesday Doctor Hoffman, enter.
tanned In honor Of some old time l.
friends at his attractive bunxaIow d
On Liliha street. Choice roses fornsd +
me center piece. among ,&he doctors \
guests we're Mr.. Gjerdrum, the man. d
aser OF Honokaa,, Plantation, Mr.,
Maerschea of Oah6 Plantation and q
Mr., Augutt Ahrens. y Il
d; 4, B. .0la,kS Dinner. e'
sfTiday evening. Dctor A. n. Clarn OF
at dinner. at Gray's NJ
Sias street, In honor Of Mr. ana Il
Mrs W. o. Smith. The table wa. W
',.,:;lcally decorated ia cut flowers. r.
mos present were Doctor ana Mrs ID
,cudder, Doctor Clark. Mr.. and Mrs q
W o. smith ana Ar. Bert Clark. Il
I. y 700 bsF . . el
IL And xrs. Baldwin, D;nnA, CT
vnusy evening. Mr.. and Mrs. p
sen Baldwin gave an elaborate din. e
ler az the Young Hotel. The table "
'ss tastefuiiy decorated In roses and N
aaide'ifhair fern. the following dav W
=. and Mrs. Baldwin left, with their -
.'.y' Tor . two weeks VISIT at the
'oicano House. tt IA
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u And Nm. HAYS Dinner III
MT ana Mrs c. Paul HaAs Of San HI
tanciaeo entertained at a very ,pfet. al
~ appo!nted dinner, last Sunday I'D
venlns: The affair was given At the g,
'Yeps Hotel, the. artistic table de. &c
vrauons were In, red; during the ex
inner Sonny Cunha's orohn,. ce