Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-11

with Mrs. Ernest Mott-Smith In her
valley home on December the sth. A =
Christmas program was rendered and
greatly enjoyed by those present.
This club possess a great deal of tai
ent and 1t is distinctly local. Dur ]
ing the morning, Mrs. w. ID. Wester-
welt and Mrs. Harry Won Holt who
have just returned from the East,
spoke OF the concerts they had at
tended, the musicians thed had met.
and the many opportunities that had
been afforded them. during their WIS., /,
II, to listen to fine music. II is need I
less to say that these little talks
were deeply appreciated by the mem
bers. The following program was
rendered:
Christmas Music
...........M Mrs. Clarence Cooke
Know That My Redeemer Liveth
(Messiah) Mrs. A. Lindsay, Jr.
Carols: Ring the Bells; (American)
IF. Schelling
Die Heilege Nacht; (Tvro-
lese) ........... GruDer
Saw Three Ships; tEng-
lish).
Mrs. Mott-Smith. Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs.
Weight, Mrs. Kinney.
Christmas Song ..... .Adolph Adam
Miss Schaefer
Holy Christmas Night Re. Lassen
Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Atherton.s Mrs.
Mott-Smith. Mrs. Weight, Mrs.
Waldbridge. Mrs. Kinney.
Violin Obligato-Mrs. Ross.
Piano-Mrs. Lang. Mrs. wilder.
Musical Topics-Mrs. Won Holt. Mrs.
Westervelt.
One Of the enjoyable affairs of the
week was the pre-nuptial dinner CIV
On Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Focke In honor of Miss Elsa
Schaefer, who will soon become the
bride Of Mr.. John Waldron. The din
ing room and dinner table were or
namented with superb American
beauty roses, while hand painted
place cards. with designs OF rogue
cupids. were extremely appropriate
for the occasion. The hostess lcok-
ed superb in an embroidered silk
crepe, fashioned In the latest mode.
the guest Of honor, was becomingly
robed In blue silk. with real lace,
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer looked extreme.
ly pretty in white satin, en- train and
heavily embroidered In white. Miss
Alice Hedeman looked handsome In
sapphire blue satin. Miss Beatrice
Castle looked stunning in pink.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Folke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer, Miss Elsa Schaefer,
Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Alice He
deman. Mr.. John Waldron. Mr.. Sin
clair and Mr.. Harold Castle.
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The announcement OF the resiRha-
tion OF Judge George w. Woodruff.
Second Federal Judge, was great
surprise to the friends which this
official has made during his brier
sojourn In Honolulu. The Judge re.
ceived a very tempting offer from o
large business corporation in New
York to Identify himself with their
firm. An offer he was not able to
resist. Deep regret is felt over the
departure OF both Judge and Mrs.
Woodruff. who by their charming
personality, and their ready accept
ance Of the advances made by the
people with whom they expected to
make their home. made them an ac-
IquisitiOn to the social circle where
they ut once took their place. II Y
hoped that they may find time IL
the future. to visit the spot. and the
people, who were so ready to wei
come them, and SO reluctant to part
from them.
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Miss Dockery, who has been the
guest OF her sister and brother.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dockery at
Schoheld Barracks. for the past six
months. left for her home In Ten
nessee. on the transport Thomas,
and will be chaperoned by Mrs. Nor
rison. wife Of Lieutenant Morrison
OF the 9Th Cavalry. Miss Dockery
was covered with leis by her numer-
Gus friends, who were down to wish
her bon voyage. The popularity OF
this charming girl was shown. by
the fact that although the steamer
sailed early In the morning, her
many friends were at the wahrf ia
say goodbye.
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