Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-25

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Eleanor Waterhouse, Miss Ella Wight,
and Miss Jessie Kennedy. and Mr.. Har-
old Castle. Mr.. Kid Walker, Mr.. Wal.
ter Dillingham;, Mr.. Bruce Cartwright,
Jr.. Mr. George Renton, Mr.. Will Roth.
Mr.. George Fuller, Mr.. Frederick Low
rey. MIR Sherwood Lowrey, Mr..
Howe, DR.. Redemann. Mr.. Carl Hede.
mann ,Jr.. and Mr.. Howarti Hedemann.
Sunday evening Mrs. Linn and Mrs.
Adams Of Chicago gave an enjoyable
dinner at the Moana. The table was
decorated In red carnations. and maid.
enhair ferns Those present were
Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Adams, Miss Gaylord,
Miss Linn. Mr.. Walter Dillingham;.
Mr.. Charles McAvoy. Mr.. Linn and En-.
sign Bagley. Of the U. 8. 8. Washing.
ton.
Mrs. Parke. wife of Chief Engineer
Parke, U. s. N. who understands to
perfection the art OF entertaining.
gave an elaborate luncheon Friday af.
ternoon In honor of visiting ladies' be-
longing to the Navy. The private din
ing room Of the Young Hotel was con-
verted into bower OF bloom, by
mean Of myriads OF pink carnations.
palms and rare ferns. Eighteen guests
were seated at the circular table,
which was ornamented with pink car.
nations. Attached to each placecard
was an exquisite leis-or wreath of
flowers-and according to an old.time
custom Of the country, each guest
wore this decoration for the remand
er Of the afternoon. Those present as
guests were: Mrs. Frear. wife of the
Governor Of Hawaii; Mrs. Fiske and
Miss Fiske. wife and daughter of Cap
tain Fiske. commanding U. S. 5. Ten.
nessee; the wives Of Lieutenant Com.
manders Zeigenneier, Evans, Tcwel,
Lincoln and Ellis, Lieutenant Taylor
Ensigns Glassford and Howe, Sur.
geons Field and Evans. Paymaster IT,.
win: Mrs. Grow and Miss Grow, moth.
er and sister of Lieutenant Con,G,and.
er and Mrs. Fewel. and Miss Arnold,
their house guest; Mrs. Furer. of ITO.
rolulu, formerly Miss Braley Of Ten.
nessee, sister.in.law OF Naval Con.
structOr Furer.
During luncheon the Hawaiian quintet
club played.
Mrs. Frank McStocker entertained
at bridge Thursday after.
noon In honor of Mrs. Morris Gross
man. MOST of the guests were the in
innate friends of the guest Of honor.
Mrs. Grossman looked stunning In a
crushed raspberry satin, with large
picture hat, surmounted with plumes
to match her costume. Mrs. Garten.
berg won the first prize. a cut glass
dish. Mrs. Lansing the second. Bo-
hemian vase: Mrs. Elizabeth Church
the consolation, a box of confections.
while Mrs. Grossman was presented
with the guest prize, an exquisite sill
yer jewel box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry button, who
have been so extensively entertained
during their visit In Honolulu. will re.
turn to San Francisco, October second
on the Korea, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, the latter sister of Mrs.
Dutton, will leave on the fifteenth of
next month for japan, where they will
spent part of the winter. Later In the
year-possib!y February-the buttons
will Join the Macfarlanes in Paris.
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Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Theodore
Lansing entertained In honor of Mrs.
Morris Grossman, who leaves on the
Korea for four.months trip to the
mainland. The afternoon was devot-
ed to bridge. Mrs. George Kleugel
won the first prize, an exquisite Ores
den cup and soucer, while Mrs. James
Dougherty was awarded the consola-
ton, a Harrison Fisher book"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Giffard gave a
most enjoyable weekend party at
their mountain home on Tantalus.
Those present were. besides the host
and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty DR.. and Mrs. High and Mr..
End Mrs. Fred Damon.
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4 After a pleasant trip to the main
land, Mrs. Doris Paris returned to
Honolulu Friday. being welcomed
by host OF friends.
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Mrs. Byron X. Baird will spend the
weekend as the guest OF Mrs. Ed
ward Watson on Green street.
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Mr.. Lansing Miner. who has been
the guest OF W. G. Irwin, will sail for
home on the Korea.
Miss Hazel Hebron. who has
been visiting In the northwest for
the past six months, was a returning