Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-10

lh' lND'NothlS' bdNIHb ub t'dlUi W
being either an elocutlopist or a voca.
list she carries her audience with her
In a style that is almost hypnotic. And
the best Of II Is, that pleasant mem
cries and pleasant thoughts are the
left overs of her recitals. She
strikes a strain of pathos that starts
tears to the eye, but 1t is the kindly.
lovable. comfortable sort with the
harshness entirely removed. Her song
I'm Dear Hawaii" has become a. favor.
lite throughout the islands and a per
manent part of the island music.
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Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club met with Mrs. John Hornbergor
ut her artistic home on Green street.
Wednesday was an ideal day for play.
mig cards, although raining II was
cool-one is so used to the sunshiney
lays in Fair Hawaii that when an
occasional showery day come unless
ones mind is occupied with some
form of entertainment. we are apt TO
be discontinued. All the members at.
tended Wednesday and an enjoyable
day was spent, the hostess having
done everything conceivable for the
comfort. and entertainment of her
guests. Mrs. Turner won the first
prize, n silver bon bon spoon. Mrs.
Putnam was awarded the second. a
souvenir spoon About 4:3O o'clock
s'nlinious refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mrs. John
Hornberger, Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Putnam,
lrs. Ward, Mrs. Turner Mrs vii.
Hams Mrs. Arthur Mark. Mrs. Fred,
erick Ramsey. Mrs. Frank Richards
Mrs. Chapman. Mr'. Pardee, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Chaulker Mrs. Sheedy,
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Falls.
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Buffet Luncheon.
Of the week was the buffet luncheon
given by Mrs. Arthur Wilder at her
artistic bungalow AT Waikiki. Lunch
con was served at one o'clock ON the
large lanai overlooking the sea. The
repast was served from long table
banked with Marguerites and Aus.
tralia maidenhair ferns. After lunch.
con the guests and their charming
hostess devoted the afternoon to
bridge. Among the guests were Mrs.
George Potter. Mrs. Robert Atkinson
Mrs Harold Giffard, Mrs. C. b. High.
Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs. j. S. Walker.
Mrs. Arthur Berg, Miss Alice Roth,
Miss Lady Macfarlane, Miss Alice
Macfarlane, Mrs. Frederick Klebahn,
Miss Helen Alexander. Mrs. Mamie
Phillips. Mrs. Harry Lewis, Miss
Winston Mrs. Alexander Compbell.
Mrs Jack Dowsett, Mrs. Il. A. Jones,
Mrs Joseph Gilman Mrs. Ralph Fors-
ter and Mrs. George Rodiek, and 9th.
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dillingham's Dinner.
Twelve covers encircled the beau
tifully appointed dinner table at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham; pre-.
sided as host and hostess at their at
tractive bungalow ON Beretania ave,
nue.. This entertainment was given In
honor of Mrs. Dillingham's mother.
Mrs. Hyde-Smith Of San Francisco,
who will spend the summer months
with her daughter and son-in-law. The
dinner table was ornamented with
white carnations and maidenhair fern,
while here and there were silver
candlesticks with shades of the new
Tiffany green. After dinner a mu'
steal evening was enjoyed. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs, Har-
old Dillingham;, Mrs. Hyde.Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bryant Cooper. Major and
Mrs. Dunnlng and Mr.. and Mrs
George Potter.
Or. and Mrs. Phillip Frear's Dinner.
Yellow coreopsis adorned the din
ner table at the dinner which was
given by DR.. and Mrs. Frear, Tuesday
evening, at the Hotel CORTLAND, This
affair was given In honor of Miss Eva
Lindeman. The following guests
we're present; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeman, and
Mr.. Edwards.
Big Doings at outrigger Club. ,.e'
This evening will be gala night at
the Outrigger Club, and at the Moana
Hotel. A chowder will be served al
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