Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-12

The Palolo Social Club held its
pedro evening social last Thursday
night at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Wright, on Makiki street. All men,
bsrs and few invited guests were
present.
After several hard-fought games
OF pedro were played, the first prizes
going to Mrs. c. J. Schoening and
Mr.. Thomas Boyd, refreshments were
served. A most delightful evening
was enjoyed. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Schoening, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Rideout, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ormiston, Mr. and Mrs. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Mary Wright, Mr.. Claude Wright.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Thomas Boyd's home, in
Palolo, on Thursday, March "a.
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Mrs. Hagens' House Party.
Mrs. J. +. c. Hagens gave de-
lightful house party to a number of
her friends at Pearl City. The
guests were invited from Wednesday
to Friday, and those present enjoyed
themselves in every way possible.
Fishing and grabbing parties were
organized and formed one. OF the
out-ofIdoor amusements, while in
doors bridge-whist and music help
ed to while away the all ZOO short
hours OF the visit ""!!.-,!
Invitations have been sent out for
a farewell card party to; be given
by Mrs. Hagcns next week. Epr1or to
her departure for Europe. Mrs. Ha-
gems expects to travel on the con-
tinent for six months, and will visit
such countries as France, Germany.
Switzerland and the British Isles. =.
Miss soper's Bridge Luncheon.
Miss Soper gave bridge luncheon
. In honor of Miss Irmgard Schaefer
; Thursday. All the decorations and
:. favors were heart-shaped, emblematic
Of Miss Schaefer's approaching wed
ding, A profusion OF delicate PINK
\ begonlas were used on the table. com
bined with maidenhair fern. Hand
painted wedding bells were used as
place cards. The boxes con tanning the
sailed almonds were hand.paintcd. The
= guest OF honor was presented with 4
guest book in which all those present
+ wrote their names. the cover-Jrwmrr
book was cleverly designed by the
hostess, who by the way, Is a talented
artist. All the favors and place cards
were her work. After lun6haDn TIE
eleven guests and their hostess'playet
bridge, Among those who enjoyed
Miss Soper's hospitality were Mis-,
J. Waldron, Miss Lii Patty Mrs Ernas
Ross. Mrs. Frederick Kdebahui IN IS
George Rodick, Mrs. Arthur Berg
Mrs. Haneberg, Miss Helen Alexander
Mrs. Belle Jones, Miss Annie Ward
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Mr.. James Copsherty's Stag Dinner
One Of the jolliest stag dinners was
given Thursday evening by Mr.. Jane.
Dougherty in honor of the new officer!
OF the Elks' lodge for the ensuins
year. The Elks' colors-purple an,
gOld--were used effectively in tn,
dining room as decoration. yellow
coreOpsis was the flower chosen t.
carry out the gold decoration. TIL,
place cards were monogrammed IL
gold and tied with purple satin ribbon
Among those present were Mr.. James
Dougherty, Mr.. George Klengel. Mr..
Morton Riggs, Mr.. Moss, Mr.. Walte
Emory, Mr.. Drummond, Mr. Lloy,
Conkling, Mr.. Drake, Mr.. Ed Paris an,
Mr.. e. Douthett.
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Mrs. James Hough's Dinner.
Mrs. James Hough OF Stockton, Cal
ifornia. accompanied by her daughter
has spent the winter In Honolulu, an,
are guests at the Moana Hotel, CAV,
a most delightful dinner compliment
AIRY to Governor and Mrs. Frear. Tn
table was beautifully decorated witt
masses OF vlolets. The center piec
was bank OF these woodland beau
ties, with basket filed with tn
same lovely flowers In which maiden