Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

tist and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Howard Hitchcock. Miss Wight will
exhibit 1t, in the Spring, at the Ro-
yal Academy in Christina. This
popular young girl has received
many beautiful, and costly gifts, her
future mother-in-law has presented
her with a $500 silver service, which
numbers over sixteen pieces, and
generous check to purchase a new
home-this being the custom Of the
Hurum family, TO provide each mem.
Der, upon their marriage, with pa
latial home.
One OF the prettiest luncheons OF
the season was given Tuesday by Mrs
| Mark, wife of Captain Mark Of the
U. s. NJ. c. at their attractive home,
on Bingham street. The highly pol
ished table was ornamented with
hand made doilies. embroidered in
chrysanthemums. In fact It was n
chrysanthemum luncheon, the center
piece of the large. feathery flowers,
was effective, and hand painted place
cards with ornamentations Of these
flowers, added to the beauty of the
appointments of the table. Mrs. Ma
rix. looked charming in a lingerie
frock; the guests present We're Mrs.
Walter Frear. Mrs. Uriel Sebree, Mrs.
Corwin Rees. Princess Kalanianaole,
Mrs. Sidney pallou. Mrs. Ralph Fors-
ter, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Mcclellan.
Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Joseph Gilman.
and Miss Irmgard Scaefer; after lun.
cheon the guests participated in
Bridge-whist--this luncheon is the
hrV OF u series OF three. the second
fu6 ction will be giyenN week after
next.
| Last Saturday afternoon Misses
| Argues were the hostesses at q
swimming party at the Robert Lew
ers' Waikiki home. After an enjoyal
swim In the briny deep delicious
buffet luncheon was served under
the hau tree on the beach. Those
present were Mrs. John Angus. Miss
Vera Damon. Miss Blanche Soper,
Miss Leslie Wight. Mrs. Hoffman,
Mrs, Clifford b. High. Miss Ella
Wight. Miss Dodge. Mrs. George An
gus, Miss Fred Angus, Mrs. Frederic
Klamp, Mrs. Austin. Miss Wadman,
Mrs. Robert Levers, Miss Schaefer
Miss Belle McCorriston, Miss Arnold
and Miss Grow OF California. and
Miss Peabody.
At their new home on Alewa
Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coombi
J entertained at u delightful Buffet
Supper on Saturday evening. Theil
guests were DR.. and Mrs. W. Hoff
man. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Montrost
Graham. DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Augur
Mr.. and Mrs. Marston Campbell ant
their cousin Miss zumont, Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. N. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Steer, Miss Lena Whitfort
: and Mr.. W. Emory.
Early next month Mr.. and Mrs
; Henry Lord Chase will take posses
sion OF their home In Moss avenue
: They recently returned from a sojourl
OF several months In the Hawaiian Isl
ands. During their absence the
leased their housesto Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Hawley, formerly Miss Harrle
. Meek. The Hawleys are plannln
later to build their own home In Lind
T. Vista.-San Francisco Call, Oct. Is.
/. Francis Cooper was the host of
: house party given at his parent.
: Pearl City home during the last wee
I end. Mrs. Marsden Campbell chap
: eroned the following young peopl
: who made up the jolly party. Ma
I garet Restarick, Ina Ferguson, MAJ
r garet Center, Madaline Ross. Marth
4 McChesney. Juliette Atwater, Psych
/ Berry, Arthur Gilman, Francis Cool
\ er. Marston Campbell, Ivan Graham
!, Allan Renton, Reynold McGrew. wi
e liam Chaplin and Henley Chaplin.
!. +
y Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke enter
!. tanned Informally at dinner, Sunda,
at their Nuuanu Valley home. Ros,
G were used lavishly as a decoration
Q those present were Doctor and Mr.
e Rodiek, Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Stacl
X able and Mr.. Muhlendorf.
d When Baby was sick, We gave h,
d Castoria.