Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-08
AIRS, ishiord's Tea.


Mrs. Ashford's Tea.
Mrs. c. w. Ashford entertained at
tea Friday afternoon in honor OF Mira
Mary Gum and Mrs. Melville Wake
field This was one of the most en-
joyablc functions Of the week. The
hours were from To &. This enter
taiament was In tie nature OF fare
well as Mrs. Gum leaves Sunday on
the Korea. She will reside In New
York and will be gone from the is
lands for year, much to the regret
OF her numerous friends. Mrs Ash
ford, Mrs. Wakefield and Mrs. Gum
received In the drawing room OF the
Ashford home on Perctania avenue.
The drawingroOm was converted into
a floral bower, by means of the gold
enshower. Mrs. Gardner Wilder, Miss
Mcintyre and Miss Ashford, a daugh-
ter OF. the house, assisted in the enter
tainment of the guests. Refreshments
were served In the diningroom and
on the lanai NJ small tables that were
decorated with pink carnations and
naidcnhair fern. The lanais were en-.
closed with American and Hawaiian
flags. On this occasion numerous
pretty gowns were worn. and the
guests looked extremely well In their
dainty summer frocks and picture
hats. This entertainment was to have
been a garden party but owing to the
inclcment weather this was aband-
oned.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Martyr Haenke
prominent society folk, are sojourning
at the Moana hotel. The following Is
clipping from the San Francisco
Call: s~
Miss Marie Churchill became the
bride of j. Martyr Haenke at one OF
the prettiest weddings of the weeL
celebrated AT the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j, Churchill,
in San Mateo. The house was decor
ated with pink roses and the effective
color scheme was introduced in the
gowns worn by the girls OF the bridal
party. The bride Is an unusually at
traCtive girl OF the brunette type, and
her gown of waite satin and lace was
extremely effective. She wore the con-
vcntional satin embt llished with lace
and embroidered chiffon and the gown
was finished with a court train. The
bridal costume was finished with u
long tulle veil that fell to the hem OF
the gown and was caught In the
brides hair with wreath OF orange
blossoms. The maid OF honor was
Miss Angela Coyle, and her gown was
white tulle, delicately embroidered and
draped over satin. There were two
bridesmaids. Miss Grace Bromheld
and Miss Neva Salisbury, both OF
whom wore gowns of pink marlul-
sotte and carried roses. Billy Gring
acted rs best man. The bride had
been feted before her wedding ut sew
eral OF the recent affairs IN iowa and
in BurliGgame. Hdenke Is member
of the Burlingame country club and
was, host at one OF the largest OF the
recent dinners given al the club for
the members OF the bridal party Miss
Coylc entertained at recent lunch
con given Mt the Palace for the bride
and Tor weeks before the wedding the
girls Of the bridal party had gay
round of teas ana dinners, They are
going east on their honeymoon and
are probably rolng abroad. They ex-
pect to travel during the summer and
will return to reside at San Mateo.
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Princess TO Stay Longer.
The numerous friends of the Prin,
cess Kawananlkoa are rejoicing over
her decision TO remain in the islands
until the lattor part of August, in,
stead Of sailing on the Sierra on tn,
10th OF this month. The Princess has
been the motif for much entertain
ment since her arrival; in fact sh,
has been entertained morning, moor