Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-08
Major and Mrs. Timbcrlakc's Tea.

tractive home mt Fort Ruger This
social event was in honor of the Ma
jor's new commission The artillery
red of the exorias was extensively
used in the decorations. Fruit and
champagne punch, ices and cakes
were served by picturesque japanese
maids in dainty silk kimonos. Major
and Mrs. Timberlakc are ideal enter
tainers and are proving great ac-
lulu. On this occasion among thosc
present were Governor and Mrs. Wal
ter Frear, Miss Dillingham; of Bos-
ton, Mass. Colonel Schuyler Of the
9Th Cavalry. Captain and Mrs. Height
of Schofeld Barracks. Captain and
Mrs. Chapman, Major and Mrs. Ken
nedy. DR.. and Mrs. tombstone Of Fort
Shafter. Captain and Mrs. Low, and
Mrs. Parmelee. Captain and Mrs. Wall
lace, Captain and Mrs Wilbur, Mrs.
Mary Widdifeld. Captain and Mrs.
Johnson. Lieut. and Mrs. Turner,
Lieut. Williams. Lieut., Kelley. Lieut.
Vaughan, and others
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Governor and Mrs. Frcar's Rcce ,,tion.
Governor and Mrs. Frear received
Informally at their home Monday af-
ttrnoon from four until six. Gov
ernor and Mrs Frear, assisted by
Miss Dillingham; aud Mrs. Selden
kingsbury. stood In the large spac-
ious drawing room, and received the
numerous guests that came to pay
their respects The drawing room
was decorated in long-stcmmed Amer
lean Beauty roses and palms. Tea
and coffee were served In the dining
room. from round tea table, COW
cred with Cluny lace doilics. The din
ingroom was decorated throughout
with yellow goldenshower. The re-
ception proved extremely ENJOYABLE,
the keynote of informality promoted
the enjoyment OF the guests.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman was the host
ess at a most charmingly appointed
luncheon shower given in honor of
Miss Nellie McIain. The shower, like
all things done by this original wom-
an. was unique. being book shower.
The table decorations were pale pink
Iastersr aide asparagus fern most
charmingly ARRANGED The honored
guest was nhowered with the books
in the shape OF large ring, II being
dropped over her head by the hostess,
which naturally caused deal of mirth.
The place cards were very original
and appropriate. Mrs. Hoffmans
luncheon guests were Miss Nellie Nc
Lain, Miss Emma Lyons, Miss Mar
garet Lishman, Mrs.. Isabelle Creigh-
ton. Mrs. Harry Scott Gray Miss
Sadie McLain. Mrs. William white
Harrie and Mrs Augustus Murphy.
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PaloIo PEDRO.
The Palolo Social Club met last
Thursday at the Schoening home in
the valley. Seven well.contested games
OF pedro were played. The first prize
for ladies was captured by Mrs. =. G..
Riley. and that for gentlemen by Mr.
Clyde Wright.
At the conclusion of the games deli.
cious refreshments were served
Among those attending were: Mr..
and Mrs. ormiston, Mr.. and Mrs.
schoening, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, MI.
and Mrs. Riley. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill,
Mr., and Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. NJ. A. Wright
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Hicks. Miss Hicks.
Mr.. Clyde Wright and others whose
name were not taken.
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Tennis at Moana Hotel.
One of the social events was the
opening Of the tennis courts mt the
Moana Hotel. Ion last Saturday. A
large number Of society folk were
there to view the interesting matches,
The club house veranda was crowded
with the. fair sex and their escorts
who were most enthusiastic over tho
games. The driveway leading to the
club house was filled with automo
I blles, containing interested specta
tors. These courts are considered
among the best In town.
Paymaster and Mrs. Stevens Of the
U. s. Navy have leased the Efiinger
home In Manoa Valley. Paymaster
Stevens succeeds Paymaster Horn
berger. who was recently ordered to
the Coast
Mr.. Frederick Klamp will return