Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-30

~ week in which the smart set
81 took an interest. was the din.
NJ BY uer dance given at the Pc
W cifc Club Friday evening.
Each member was privileged
to ask some of the fair sex. This
Ladies' Night" proved most sue
cessful affair. and il is to be hoped
that they will be given frequently in
the future. thus following the example
OF the principal clubs on the mainland,
where Ladies Nights are weekly az.
fairs. Among the handsomest gowns
seen at this assembl1ge were those
worn by the older women. whose priv
ilege 1t is to revel in richer materials,
and more elaborate embellishments.
and the present fashion lends Itself
admirably to the costly textures Of
which many of these gowns were
made. Prior to the dance scores OF
dinner parties were given in the din
ing hall. ON the second floor of this
handsome club. This room was dec.
GRATED In palms and flowers, the many
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glass. being encircled with handsome
and smiling women, which always
lends an additional charm to any az.
fair Some of the tables were ar.
ranged tete-a.tete Ex-Governor Cleg
horn was seated at one of these. play
ing the host in an admirable manner.
Mr. J. w. Waldron with his young
bride was at another. Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Dowsett were hosts at a table ar.
ranged for sixteen, his wife assisting
him In pleasing manner in the enter
tainment of the guests Mr. and Mrs
Sherman Focke entertained dozen
guests in honor of Mrs. Frascis Gas
of Kauai; they were Mrs. Charles Els
ton. Mr. and NIrs. Joseph Gilman. Or
c. -. Wood Mrs. Gay. Miss Jessie,
1 Irwin. MIR. Pfotenhauer and Mr.. Null
endorf. MIR. Cushman Carter enter
tanned six at flower bedecked table
Consul and Mrs. Forster also enter
tanned number Of their fr.enls o.
dinner, and participated In the dlncln,
afterwards. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. + pos
ser. Miss Thatcher and Mr.. Ellis d
Chicago were entertained by Mr. AM
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck. Mr.. and Mrs
Alan Bottomley made delightful hosts
on this occasion Hon. and Mrs. Ar
thur Wilder's party included six II
number. Judge and Mrs. Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs Mary
Gum and Mr.. Richard Wright. Majo
and Mrs. Potter entertained coteri,
of friends at dinner. Mr.. Frank Rich
ardson. who was one Of the prime
movers of the affair. and his charmin:
wife entertained delightfully."-. MI
George Isenberg and Mr.. Il. Won Damn
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. V
Forster and Miss Alice Cooper at din
ner. II was indeed a gala affair. an,
may well lay claim to being quite thu
most exclusive affair so far given thi'
season. A. about half after nine thu
! hosts and their friends adjourned {,
the ball room and "tripped the ligh
| fantastic" until late hour Thi
room with its hardwood floor, Is admir-
ably adapted for dancing and was pref
| lilly decorated for the occasion. Boil
upstairs and down. room had bee,
'set aside for bridge" so those witt
did not care to dance could play cards
a number of bridge parties wer'
formed. Among those present wer,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck. eX-Gov
ernor Cleghorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar'
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Prosser
Mrs. Francis Gay, Mrs. Charles El.
ton, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. v. Forster, d.
and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Gen
eral and Mrs. John Mcclellan Mis-
Alice Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ha'
stead. Miss Irene Dixon, Mr. and Mrs
A. w. r. Bottomley, Mr.. Baird, Nj
Cecil Brown Mr. A. j Campbell. Nj
II. c. Carter Mr.. and Mrs, j. L, Cock
burn Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett. Nj
and Mrs. Herman Focke Mr.. and Mrs
/ Tenney Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Holloway
Mr. G. b. Isenberg Mr. l.. T. Peck MI
and Mrs. G. c. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
f. e. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. @
! Rodlek, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Schaefei
/ Mr. and Mrs. f.. |. Spalding, Judge an
Mrs. Stanley Mr., l.. NJ. Vettlesen, MI
b. Won Damn, Mr. and Mrs, J. W
Waldron, Hon. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder
Consul and Mrs. r, G. +. Forster, Mis-
Gras. Mr.. John Gordon, Mr.. and Mr.
James Dougherty, DIR, Wood, Mis-
Jessica Irwin, Mr., and Mrs. Josep
Gilman, Mr.. Muhlendorf, Mrs. Gum
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr.. Rlcl
J ard Wright, Miss Mae Damon, Mis-
Vera Damon Captain Campbell Majo
and Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. Renjes Mis-
Renjes, Mr., Arthur Macintosh, MI
and Mrs Richard Ivers.
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Mrs. Harold DlllInghan's Luncheon.
Mrs, Harold Dillingham; entertalne
Friday at luncheon in honor Of he
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