Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

- NE OF the most elaborate func.
lions Of the week was the
luau given Monday by the
Princess Kawananakoa. This
~ affair was given at the beau
tlful home of the Princess on Pensa-
cola street In honor Of Mr.. Schwerin,
who was through passenger on the
shortly after one o'clock at a long
table that was decorated with ferns,
red carnations and leis. The interior
Of this beautiful home looked like
Fairyland The decorations we're I'M
der the supervision of Mr.. Ernest
Parker, who is noted for his artistic
sense of beauty. BY means Of feath.
cry bamboo, male, different varieties
OF rare palms and baskets of maiden.
hair fern. the setting for this Ha.
waiian feast presented the appear.
ance OF tropical garden. although
the entertainment was given indoors.
The Princess looked regal in French
toilette of white lace over white satin.
She sat at the head of the long table
and entertained her guests In her
usual fascinating and gracious way
that has made her renowned as a
hostess. not only in Honolulu bat in
foreign lands as we'll. The7guest of
honor. MIR. Schwerin was placed at
her right hand. and Mr.. William G.
Irwin sat at her left Colonel Samuel
Parker was guest on this occasion.
but did not figure as the host, as one
of the other papers stated. About
forty guests were present During the
repast many witty speeches were eX-
changed and numerous tonsts were
given In honor of the beautiful and
charming hostess. During this typical
Hawaiian repast Hawaiian Quin-
4 tette Club sang beautiful Hawaiian
melodies 4".,nu
Among the Princess guests were
Princess Kalanianaole. Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. Wideman. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 5!
: Holloway, admiral and Mrs. Rees.
j Robert Shingle. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
,Macfarlane. Miss Alice Macfarlane.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson. Miss Beatrice
Campbell. Mr.. r. p. SchweripE Colonel
/. Sam Parker, Mrs. George Smithies.
Miss Irene Dickson. Mr. William G..
Irwin. Mr. W. Williamson. Captain
Houdlette, Mrs. Gussle Schmidt Miss
Annie Graham, Mss Ethel whiting,
Mr.. Frank Thompson. Miss Rose DaV'
ison, Mr. Jack Atkinson. DR.. Hodgins,
Mrs. vos, Miss Mcintyre, Mr.. and
Mrs C. Billson. Capt. J. X. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. Mary
j. widdifield. MIR. and Mrs. NJ Phillips,
Ada Rhodes, Cecil Brown, John Col.
burn. Major and Mrs. Purdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Balch. Capt. and Mrs.
Mark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Taylor, and
others.
Mrs. Walter Maefarlane's Gard Party,
The Princess Kawananakoa who has
been the incentive for much enter
. taining since her arrival In Honolulu
from the mainland was the honored
guest ut the card party. which her
sister gave Tuesday afternoon at the
Moana Hotel. The playing began
shortly before three o'clock and con
tinued until half after four. when deli
cious refreshments were served. AT
ter refreshments prizes were awarded
the first prize was won by Mrs. James
Dougherty, a beautiful dreamer and SUI
u gar bowl in silver, the second prize was
a silver card case OF silver on a slen
der silver chain and was won by Mrs
j.. Mart Riggs The consolation prize
was cut for by all the guests. Mrs
Widdlheld was the fortunate one, cut
ting the lowest card thus emitting he