Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-15

the way, began their married life in
the same place, the property belong.
ing to her mother Mrs. Bolbron. Cards
have already been received from Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Smith announcing the
marriage.
Fairehild Dinner.
Senator and Mrs. George II. Fair.
chlds' dinner last Thursday evening at
the picturesque Honolulu Seaside hotel
at Waikiki. was probably the most
elaborate affair OF its kind held dur.
ing the week. The dinner was served
in the private dining room, and the
large table was beautifully decorated
with dozens Of American Beauty roses
arranged in and failing out of large
Indian basket placed at one corner. A
fall of gold lace, caught at the top Of
the handle of the basket by a cloth of
gold ribbon, was most effectively inter.
woven amongst the roses, and fell ar.
tistically over the table cloth diagon.
any w Nl' NHI'oi't Nolh NuNl' an
other large grouping of the same roses
was placed. making most beautiful
effect. A quintet club played through.
out the evening, and the guests danced
until a late hour. Mrs. Fairchild ware
graceful white Directoire costume
and looked charming. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Smith, Major
and Mrs. Dunnng Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Swanzy Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies.
Mr., and Mrs. George F. Davies, Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Knudscn Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder. MIR. and Mrs. Richard lvcrs,
Mr.. aud Mrs L. u. TonnCy and Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilder.
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Arcadia" the residence OF Govern.
or and Mrs. Walter Frcar in Punahou
street. was the scene OF another sue.
cessful " at home" on Monday. II was
the last Eat home" of the season. and
everybody turned out. not only to greet
the Governor and his wife, but to shake
hands In the good old democratic fash
ion with former Vice.President Fair.
banks. his wife and daughter, who re.
ceived with them. The Royal Hawaii.
an band played on the lawn. Tea and
coffee were served In the dining.room
lanai Hundreds partook of the hos.
pitality which has always been so gen
erously given and Mr. and Mrs. Fair.
banks won golden opinions, so cordial
and delightful were they. Mrs. Frear
wore dainty frock and hat tied
with blue ribbons. II was In the latesi
style, but proved very becoming ia
the demure beauty of the Governor
wife. Mrs. Fairbanks was In lovely
frock, very distinctive in cut. and be
coming. Mrs. Timmons was admired
immensely, the cunning little rufflcs
of Val lace introduced with her cos
tune being very fetching. Her hal
was also triumph of the milliner's
art. II was perfect day, and all TO
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mott.Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Hemenway, Mrs. A. J
Campbell, Mrs. Marston Campbell
Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wall
Judge and Mrs. Lindsay. Judge anc
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. b. +. Dillingham;
Mrs. Erdman Miss Alice Bond, Miss
Doris Taylor, Miss Ruth Renton ant
Miss Marion Austin.
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Mrs. Ernest Warehouse gave an In
formal tea on Wednesday at her res
idence In Judd street, In honor Of Mrs
Baedefeld. who will soon be sailing
away to be married. Mr.. Otis is
railroad man, and comes from one o
the good old American families. o.
Wednesday Mrs. Boedefeld wore 2
: pretty blue and white null, which wa
very becoming and she received man!
congratulations. Among those invit
ed were Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mrs. J. p
Cooke, Mrs. James Judd Mrs. Clarence
Cooke, Mrs. w. ID. Baldwin Mrs. "A
Lewis, Mrs. Walter Emory, Mrs. Wad
hams. Mrs. S. G. Wider, Mrs. Halves
Jr.. Miss Nora Sturgeon, Miss Lorn
laukea.
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A poi supper was given on Tuesda
: last in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg
EniTphIll WIN hnyn hppn pntprt aiupi
J. 50 extensively by Mr., and Mrs. Mott
j Smith. 1t was delicious supper, no
j. and appctizing and Mrs. l.hdd, VIII
d had the affair In charge, eXcellod her
l. self. Other guests included Mr.. AN
: Mrs. Gart'ey, Mr.. and Mrs, Edwnr
J. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder
e Miss Lily Patty. Mr.. Frank Armstronq
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G Invitations have been received a