Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-13

MurIel Howatt Miss Harriet YOUNG
Miss Ida Kopse.
Tea and Sandwich Booth--Mies
Edith Mist, chairman, with corps of
young lady assistants.
Decorating Committee-Miss Mary |
Cation, chalrman; Mrs. A. n. Camp |
bell. Miss lrmgard schaefer.
As Miss Peggy Stow of Santa Bar
bara, proved such social favorite
during her short stay In Honolulu.
last winter. the following clipping
from the San Francisco Chronicle
will prove of great interest to the
Honolulu smart set.
Miss Peggy Stow, the attractive
fiancee Of Edward Brirht Bruce. will
leave early in November for Yoko-
hama, and her marriage will take
place In the o'icn,al city shortly at
ter her arrival. Miss Stow will he
accompanied on the trip by her mo-
ther, Mrs. Sherman Stow, and host
Of friends are regretting that the al
tractivc brile elect and her mother
are going so far away for the inter
esting wedding.
The date of the ceremony Is un-
certain. but 1t will be probably about
December .. as the arrival OF the
Siberia in the orient will determine
CHS day Of such Importance for the
popular young couple. The couple
will enjoy a brief honeymoon trip
In Japan. but are going to Manila
to make their home, where Mrs.
Stow and another daughter, Mrs.
Ealand, will visit them later In the
season.
No girl is more popular IN the
younger set. and her friends have
exactcd u promise that she will visit
here frequently.
Mrs. Stow and her daughter have
been In Santa Barbara most of the
summer. but have arranged many
delightful visits to this city, whore
Miss Stow has many friends.
In the spring there will be a
hegira OF Honolulu people. there
Mecca being the Passion Play; Mrs.
T.. NJ. Cooke and her daughter Miss
Alice, the Clarence Cookies, Mrs.
henry WaterhOuse, Miss Nora Sur
geon. the Richard Iyers. Mrs. Fran
els Swanzy and her two daughters,
Miss Helen Alexander, Mrs. Ernest
Waterhouse. Mrs. Herman Schultze,
Mr.. j.. A. Scaefer and Miss Elsa
lSchaefer-the latter will remain
abroad for some time and study
music In Berlin.
Mrs. Alexander q. Halves Jr., ar
vide last week from Hawaii and as
received an ovation by her numer-
Gus friends. Mrs. Halves is not only
popular but has been one of the So
rial leaders gin Honolulu, her alb
sence on Hawaii has been keenly
felt by her many friends. This po-
pular matron has been the motif or
much entertaining during the past
week, most of the affairs have been
OF an informal nature, carrying out
the wishes of the guest OF honor
. Friday Mrs. Edward Watson gave an
informal bridge luncheon. the Ger
lit Wilders entertained at dinner in
her honor, the table was exquisite
in orchids, Wednesday Mrs. C. W. c.
Deering, who is an old friend enter.
tanned at luncheon, and Mrs. Ernest
Waterhouse gave dinner Thursday
r evening at her temporary Waikiki
home.
r 4 4 4
5. One of the prettiest luncheons o
he week, was given today at tn,
, Moana Hotel, by Mrs. James Rober
+ Pourie. Fourteen guests were seat
e ed at the circular table, which wa
II exquisite in yellow chrysanthemums
large basket contained thes,
plumed nowers-yellow was chosel
| AS the color scheme, as that is tn
is Cavalry color-placc cards with vel
s low lima lcis, added to the attraC
tiveness of the appointments of tn
e table. The luncheon was given |