Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15

tain Walcutt of the Fifth
v Cavalry, made delightful
hostess on Tuesday when
she entertained coterie of
her friends at luncheon
This charming matron understands to
perfection the art of entertaining, and
her invitations are always eagerly ac-
cepted by those who are fortunate
enough to be included. The luncheon
was bridge affair; the color
scheme was in pink and green, and
the appointments of the table were
beautiful. Among those who enjoyed
Mrs. walcutts hospitality were Mrs.
Hanson, Mrs. Hart and Miss Hart,
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Rooster, Mrs. Eos
ter and Mrs. Hewitt.
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Miss C00per's Bridge Party.
Miss Agnes Wickstrum was the mo-
tif for bridge party which was given
this week by Miss Alice Cooper,
at her beautiful home in Ma
not Valley. About thirty young
people were invited. The bridge
tables were set in the beautiful court,
midst mass of greenery and foliage.
The guests were invited for half after
two; shortly after their arrival the
card playing began. Miss Florence
Hoffman won the first prize, an OK
quisite bowl of beaten brass Mrs.
Sheedy won the second prize, two hat
pins of clojssonaise ware Shortly
after five o'clock delicious refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were Miss Cooper, Miss Agnes
Wickstrum, Miss Hattie Lucas. Miss
Violet Makee, Miss Harriet Young,
Miss Isabelle Cooper, Miss Janet Gait,
Miss Lydia McStocker, Mrs. Hepburn,
Mrs. Sheedy, Miss Eynon, Miss Sara
Lucas. Miss Florence Hoffman,, Miss
Ida Kopke. Miss Irene Cooper, Miss
Esther Kopke. Miss Irma Ballentyne,
Miss Helen North, Mrs. Harold Castle,
Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss Myra
Angus, Miss Vera Damon, Miss Jean
Angus. Miss Mckenzie. Mrs. George
Cleveland Bowen and others.
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Mr.. Lees Dinner.
for a very pretty dinner Sunday even
ing. at which Mr.. Lee and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Zehring, presided as host
and hostess. Mr.. Lee is a prominent
capitalist of Denver, Colorado, and
has been sojourning at the Moana
Hotel, having come to the islands on
account OF Ill health. Sunday even
ing the circular table was banked
with long stemmed American Beauty
roses. Corsages of these flowers were
found at the places of the fair sex,
while boutonnieres of these flowers
were arranged for the men. The
place cards were hand-painted, with
designs of roses. After dinner the
hosts and their guests adjourned to
the Moana pier, and listened to the
sweet strains of Hawaiian music,
rendered by the Hawaiian quintet
club. Mrs. Zehring wore an EN-
broidered chiffon gown, tunic effect.
The corsage and tunic we're embroid-
cred In pink fishuas, handsome
string of pearls was worn with this
costume. Mrs. Gardner Wilder wore
real lace robe over Nile green sat
In, which was particularly becoming
Mrs Blood of New York City, wore a
champagne-colored satin, heavily
trimmed in rose point lace. Mrs. vii.
liam Rawlins wore a blue satin with
silver trimming. Mrs. L'Hommedieu
was clad in a stunning frock of old
rose satin, cut in the latest fashion
Among Mr.. Lees guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Blood. Mrs. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs
William Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs
L'Hommedieu and others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson's Dinner.
Prior to the departure on the vii.
helmina Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richard.
son entertained Tuesday evening II
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Rolpl