Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-30

man. Francis EamcB. Eaton Magoon.
Allie Magoon william Morgan, Rex.
ford Hitchcock. Randolph Hitchcock
Alexander Anderson, John Ashley,
Henry Hustace, Lester Marks, Watson
Dallcntync. Joseph Hunter. Classon
Emory. William Ouderkirk. Edwin
Glib. Marcus MOnsarratt. Cia"cncc
White Ralph Walker. Blakcly Nc.
Stocker, Morris Augur. ..
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Mrs. Hyde.Smith, who has been Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. Harold Dill
llngham, sailed In the Mongolia for
San Francisco on Saturday She was
much entertained and entered into the
social life OF Honolulu with much en-
joyment Among others who enter.
tanned In her honor was Mrs. Francis
Swan7y, whose luncheon on Thursday
was a great success. The large round
table was decorated by seven bowls
Of yiolets and lilies. the effect being
very pleasing. The guests included
Mrs WalbridGc, Mrs. s, q. Wilder.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Mrs. Long Mrs. Low.
Mrs Farquharson. Mrs. Gerritt vii.
der Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. Miss Mar,
I ion Scott Bridge was played during
the afternoon. . ..r..r..r-
E..r 4 4 \ a..f.u.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Hedcmann wcrr
the delightful host and hostess Of a
dinner on Wednesday at their Wal
Eiki bungalow. Crimson carnations
, made an attractive centerpiece and
the round table set on the CIRCULAR
lanai overlooking the sea was a most
artistic picture. The moon. casting
| It's radiance over the silver waters
enhanced the effect Music enter
tanned everybody after dinner. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
| ton Ballcntyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Sedg-
wick. Miss Jessie Kaufman. and
MIR Watson. who is guest at the
Moana Hotel.
The dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt gave at the Moana hotel on
Thursday evening was most bcautI-
ful and elaborate affair The center.
piece, n large basket Of Ia France
roses. was exquisite. the maldenhair
ferns outlining the dainty decoration.
The electric candles were shaded by
miniature roses and the place cards
were manipulated roses. Pink lels
were given as souvenirs. The guests
included DIR. and Mrs. Rich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs Grinbaum
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldron. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Phillips, Captain and Mrs.
Andrew Fuller.
Still another delightful affair In hon.
or of Mrs, Hydc,Smith. was given by
Mrs. y. +, Dillingham;, who gave n
luncheon on Tuesday for the fair
stranger. Among others present were
Mrs. Iyers, Mrs. Richard Iyers. Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs C. Wright
Mrs. Harold MottSmith, Mrs. Won
Holt. Carnations and ferns made an
attractive contcrpiecc.
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Three remarkable women sailed In
the ManchuTia for the Orient, tho
Misses Hunt. who have been guests at
the Hawaiian hotel. They are from
J an oil Philadelphia family and are
graduated physicians. Pasadena. Call.
fornIa, is their adopted home.
The dinner which Miss McCandless
j. gave on Thursday was a charming az,
fair tho guests including Miss Lab
p cree, Mr., George Fuller aud Mr.
Brown, Of Vancouver
= A pretty little dinner was given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
|. Clinton Dallentyne, the guests incIud
j. ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs
] c. llcdemann, Miss Bryant.
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Mrs. Francis Swanzy, Mrs. Il. NJ
!, Watson and Mr.. OlesOn won the prize,
! o. the Stacey bridge party on Thurs
day, They were silk work bag cal
I. endar, and book.
D Mrs. Edward Tenncy celebrated tn,
Z birthday of her husband bv giving hin
d dinner at which only his favorIt,
3 friends were invited,
n
q Mr. Gayndar Mrs CLIFFORD Woods
It Lrotheriulaw from Montana hal
L. gone to Maui to visit the Lufklns