Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-16
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highest score. Miss Julie McStocker
was the lucky winner of the first. a
superb silver salver. with design
of hand embossed roses; Mrs. Town
send won the second prize, a beauti-
full book; Miss Mcclellan was award
ed the consolation silver pondre
book with the date engraved.
Among those present were Mes
danes Watson, Kennedy. Berg,
Church, Townsend, Forster. Hobby,
Wall, f. A. Jones, Peterson, Hanne-
berg, Cockburn, Stanley, Waterman,
brent, Frear, Dyer. Day. Davidson.
Harwood, Colley. McStocker. Lewis,
Smith, Riggs. Grossman. Lansing.
Townsend, Richardson, Mcclellan,
Riggs, Kimball and F. Halstead and
Madam Frique; Misses Mcclellan,
McStocker, Walker, Hudley, Hew-
lings, Borden, Fisher, Mcintyre.
Hopper. Bernice and Gladys Hal
stead and Dorothy Peterson.
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Mrs. Fred Angus Bridge Party.
b Mrs. Fred Angus entertained a
cpterie of friends at bridge. Thurs
day afternoon, at her home Ia Nuux
anu street. Beautiful prizes were
awarded. Mrs. Dat captured the
first prize. 90 glass dish; Miss
Julie McStocker, was awarded the
second, beautifully carved picture
4 frame. The consolation prize was
cut for by the assembled guests and
was won by Mrs. John Angus. Among
those present were: Mrs. Fred An
gus, Mrs. Frank McStocker, Mrs.
Arthur Wall, Mrs. George Kluegel,
Mrs. Monsarrat, Mrs. George Angus,
Mrs Jack Belser. Mrs J. Morton
Riggs, Miss Myra Angus, Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mrs. Frank Richardson,
Miss Jean Angus. Mrs. John Angus.
Miss Julie McStocker, Mrs Percy
Morse, Miss Ethel Angus. Mrs. Ly-
iia McStocker, Miss Theodore Ian.
sing. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Emil Water
man. Mrs. Moore and others.
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Mrs. r. A. Schaefer's Luncheon,
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Renjes on Thursday at
luncheon. The house was ornamented
with beautiful roses and smllax Mrs.
Schaefer, Mrs Renjes and Mrs. L
Waldron received the guests in the
drawing room. Luncheon was served
at one O'Clock and a delicious repast
was enjoyed. The guests were seated
a. small tables, arranged to accommo-
date four; the place cards were unique
and beautiful. Cut glass bowls and
bowls OF Tiffany glass containing huge
bouquets of roses were placed on each
tables as an ornament. Those present
were Mrs. i. A. Schaefer, Mrs. Renjes,
Mrs. Monsarrat of Hawaii, Mrs. An.
drew Fuller. Mrs. f. Faxon Bishop,
Mrs. Herman Focke Mrs. George
Rodiek, Mrs. Ernest Mott Smith. Mrs.
Charles Wight. Mrs. George Potter,
Mrs, Humphreys, Mrs. Hanneberg,
Mrs. c b. Cooper Mrs. Forster, Mrs.
Belle Jones, Miss Renjes. Miss Kopke,
Miss Edith Meyer. Miss Athalle Levy, !,
Miss LII Patty, Miss Kulumanu Ward
Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Edith
Mist. Miss Agnes Walker, and 9th.
ers.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck's Dinner
In honor Of Mrs. Peck's mother, Mrs.
Locke Of New York, delightful dinner
was given at l.. Tenney Peck's beauti.
full house on Wilder Ave- Mrs. Locke
has been visiting in this home for the
past year, but will leave for her home
on May 9Th. Covers were layed for
twelve. The table was decorated in
scarlet, which is a favorite color of
the guest of honor. Red carnations,
scarlet tulle and handsome candles
which were ornamented with red silk
shades, made an effective decoration.
Even the birthdayscake was decorated
with miniature red candles, which pro-
NOTED much admiration and mirth
when 1t was placed before the honored
guest. Those who partook OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck's hospitality
were Mrs. Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Dillingham;, General and Mrs.
Mcclellan. Canon and Mrs. Edward
Simpson, Doctor and Mrs. Charles
Bryant Cooper and Major Hart.sU. S.
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A Talk With Henry >,MeRae.
Speaking of things theatrical dur
Ing short interview with Mr.. McRae
learned that It was his earnest de-
sire to have the theatergoing public
OF this city acquaint him with the ma.