Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

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n .on in this delightful sport delici-
refreshments were served under
(, . hnu tree at the Moana. Among
those present we're Lieut. and Mrs.
silith, Captain and Mrs. Ramsey,
Miss Vera Damon. and others.
Mrs. II. S. Along of Honolulu, who
came to visit her son-ln-law and.
daughter, Admiral Whiting and Mrs.
Whiting, who have made their home
in Berkeley since the retirement Of
Admiral Whiting has taken Il house on
Pacific avenue. The Afongs are one
of the first families of Hawaii, and
their history reads like n romance Of
the South Seas. The founder of the
family was Chinese merchant of con-
siderable scholarship, while Mrs
Along, in her belle days was one Of
the beauties of the island All of the
girls married splendidly, and few
years ago their home was one OF con-
tinual hospitality. fact PLEASANTLY re-
membered by many Californlans who
have visited there's. f. Chronicle.
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Miss Nina Jones. a picture of whom
appears today. will probably spend as
much of the next season In San Fran
cisco as she did last winter. She has
Just returned from visit to Portland
to her home in Santa Barbara, and has
planned n number Of pretty affairs for
the San Francisco girls spending the
summer there. She is very attract
i've girl. and great fayorite in San
Francisco society Miss Jones spent
last summer In Honolulu.
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DR.. and Mrs. Walls Chowder.
DR.. and Mrs. Ormond Wall were
host aud hostess at chowder which
was given Thursday evening Mt the
Outrigger Club. The affair was an en-
Joyable one About forty guests were
present The chowder was served
shortly after seven o'clock and the
ATTRACTIVE club house was approprl-
ately decorated for the occasion.
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The Misses Robertson Entertain.
The Misses Robertson entertained
informally NJ bridge Tuesday after
noon. The tables were arranged on
the large lanai surrounding the Rob-
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The guests present were Miss Lillian
Robertson. Miss Grace Robertson,
Miss Lydia McStocler, Miss n. Cen
ter, Miss Ada Rhodes, Miss Beatrice
Campbell, Mrs. James Dougherty and
Mrs. Frederick Damon.
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Mrs. Woods Bridge Party.
Monday Mrs. c. b. Wood entertain
ed al bridge ut her home on Thurston
/ avenue The house was decorated
1 throughout with Duchess roses. Short
ly before five O'Clock delicious refresh
ments we're served Among the guests
were Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs.
/ Clifford Kimball. Mrs. Arthur Dayi-
son, Mrs, Frederick Damon, Miss Ada
knodes, Mrs. James Doughorty, Mrs
Arthur Mark, Mrs. Frank Richard
! son. and others.
Consul and Mrs. II. F0rStcr's Picnic,
Consul and Mrs. Ralph Forster
have issued invitations for II picnic
which will be given tomorrow ut DR..
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Coopers
mountain home on Mt. Tantalus. A
number of the guests will ride on
horseback Gas motoring Is prohibit
ed, and the remainder Of the party
will drive up the mountain side, ar.
irving in time for luncheon, which
viii be served picnic fashion under.
meath the trees.
Miss Mary Lows Dinner.
Miss Mary Low entertained at din,
ner Tuesday evening at the MELON.
aid In honor of the Princess Ka.
wananakoa. Red carnations made I
pretty and effective decoration. Amont
those present were the Princess Ka
wanankoa, Miss Mary Low, Miss Mau,
Wood, Mr., Robert Hare, Mr.. Vale an,
Mr., Jamison.
Miss CrcigktOn's Ten.
| Miss Creighton entertained at tei
Friday afternoon, most of the guests
being young girls Of the younger set
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