Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
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ed artist will como to the Islands
again and gather material for new
work. which. It is predicted will yet
make him famous.
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/ Mrs. Samuel DunGing, wife of Ma
jor DuBnlng. entertained at Fort
Shafter, in honor of Mrs. Wadnams,
who will soon leave for the Coast,
her husband. Major Wadhams, hay-
ing been ordered there for duty. The
decorations for this oc2asion were
white and green, the predomiEating
flowers being white lilies. The form
OF amusement chosen for the guests
was bridge. A prize was the highest
score at each table. Mrs. Charles
Wilder won at the head table, Mrs,
Won Hamm at the second. Mrs. Har-
~ Lewis at the third, Mrs. Wadhams
at the fourth and Miss Mcclellan
captured the prize at the eth.
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Mrs. Raymond, wife Of Or. Raymond
en- crtained with n bridge ten IN Tues
day afternoon April jth IN honor Of
her daughter Miss Violet Mckee, AMI
II was also an anniversary Of her birth
The first prize, an exquisite Ncnitian
cut glass dish was won by Mrs. Holp
way Among the guests were Mrs. ].
NJ. Dowsett. Mrs Harriet Dowsotl
Mrs. Relics. Mrs Julien Monsarat,
Mrs. LAM Mrs. Hugens. Miss Mcln.
tire. Mrs. w. +. Monsarat Mrs. George
Herbert. Mrs. james Doughcrty. Mrs
c. A. Wideman Mrs. j. Morton Regis
Mrs. Faxon Bishop. Mrs. Herman
Fockc, Mrs. George Rodiek, Miss Alice
Macfarlane. Miss Free.h and others
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Dance at Hawaiian Hotel.
On Monday etenlnr. April 4th. n
very enjoyable hop was given at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel which was
largely attended. This attractive and
popular hotel Is always beautiful. es'
pecially when Illuminated by the many
strings of cnlorod electric bulbs max.
ing the grounds as we'll as the hotel
a blaze of color. The floors of the
lanai and dining room were used for
the dancers, while the lanai on the
Waikiki side, enclosed in glass To pro.
teceFne from drafts. makes an ideal
place for the lovers Of bridge, where
tables are always in evidence.
Ashton Howard Potter. who Inns been
in innumerable affairs and is well
known In Honolulu. was divorced from
his former wife, Miss McNutt, just one
year ago. and was married TO Mrs.
Depew, the divorced wife of Ganson
Depew, a year previous, This second
marriage took place at Mrs. Depcw's
home In Colorado Springs at high
noon April S.h, and they left immedi-
ately for a honeymoon trip to Europe.
The present Mrs. Potter is many time
II mllionairess, inheriting u vast fUr'
tune from her father.
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Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist Halves,
Jr., left for Europe on the Manchurla,
en- route to Paris where she will visit
Her aunt. Later she win make short
visit with Doctor and Mrs Howard
Humphreys. Mrs. liawgs will visit
Mrs Milo Potter In Santa Barbara
and several other friends in Southern
California going to New York by the
southerly route. Mrs, HAYES has
legions of friends I'm Honolulu and viii
be greatly missed during her sojourn
on the European continent,
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Captain and Mrs. Mark, q. S. Mar.
inc Corps, entertained at dinner com
plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chaplin OF New York. Covers were
laid for eight those present beln-
Captain and Mrs. Mark, Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Chaplin, Captain and Mrs
Frederick Ramsey, u. s. NJ. c.. Miss
Katherine STEPHENS ana Lieut.. Wills
U, S, NJ. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. camPbell's Dinner.
Complimentary TO AIR and Mrs
D6ble of San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Campbell entertained in
formally at dinner Wednesday even.
ing at their handsome home, corner Of
Beretania avenue and Punahou street
Covers We're arranged for ten, and the
table was decorated IN roses.
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Mr. and Mrs, George Peavy of Min.
neapolis entertained at dinner last
Saturday at the Moana hotel. whore
they have been spending the winter
The table was exqusitely decorated
with cut flowers and green's. Later
the entire party Joined in the informal
hop that was glyen that evening at
the Moana.
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There was most enjoyable gath
ering at the Waikiki Inn on Thurs
day evening, when party OIL
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bergin gave
a surprise dinner and party in honor
OF the third birthday OF Little Bill
lie Bergin.
Mrs, Bergin was kept in absolute
Ignorance OF the banquet and dance,
and when she returned Mt 6 o'clock
and found the whole place decorated
and some fairy Guests seated M the