Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-23
SOCIAL NOTES
Garden rete q, AInahnu.


charitable entertainment which aIl
take place on April 20. under the dirnc.
tion OF the Kilohann Art l.engl,
These beautiful and spacluus grounds
viii he splendld place 20 hold This
Garden Fete. The affair Is being xiv.
on 70 raise funds for the Art League.
As this organization Is on a firm basis
ANA has many influential members
this is sutc to he not only society
event. but financial success as well.
One of the chief attractions will b.
that her royal Majesty LiliuOkalani
viii sign ribbons bearing her an o.
graph. A beautiful feature will b,
the May Pole dance. Mrs. Mary Gum
Will have this feature In cnargn TWEEN.
ty.fOur children will assist In this
beautiful dance Mrs Marston Camn.
bell assisted by Mrs. Georga Angus
Will have charge of the Punch and
Judy show, which Is sure TO bring in
the shekcls. Mrs. Belle Jones will
have art treasures to sell at the curios
and art booth In fact q numhe" Of nt.
tractive booths will he arranged and
much entertainment in readiness iuf
! the guest. During the afternoon the
I Royal Hawaiian baud. which IS always
a drawing card. win play A nominal
: sum will be charged to admit one to
( the grounds. Tickets will be on sale
down town or at the gate. The prn.
cipal committees which will have
charge of the various booths are 40
follows: Grounds-IIon. A. s. Cleg.
horn. Mrs. Il. A. Mott.Smith, Mr. j. w.
/ Gilmore; Finance--Mrs A. Gartley.
| Mrs. j. X. Gait Miss A. Mcintyre:
! Booths Mrs. Il. A. T.. Newcomb. Mrs.
-. +. Dillingham;: Entart1inments--
Mrs. II. Blckneil Mrs A. II. Tucker.
Mr. A. II. Hitchcock; Publlcity--Mr
! Charles Frazier hrs Marshall. Mrs.
| Hendrick: Ice Cream--Miss Newcomb
| insisted bv Mrs Corwin p. Rees. Mrs.
On Rol. Miss Virginia Frear ana Mas.
ter Newton Peck will tempt the pat.
rons OF the fete with ice cream ssf'vnd
M cornucopias. They viii be assisted
by Miss Laura Anterior Miss Ruth
Richards end Miss Charlntte Hall: Art
Muscm-Mrs. T.. A. Jones; Flower
Booth-Mrs a. j. Gignoux. Mrs. Alex.
ander Lindsay. Miss Vera Damon:
Lemonade-Mrs c. Booth. Tea and
Coffee--Mrs. Constable; Candy-Mrs.
Arthur Wall Mrs. j. a. Gilman Mrs.
J. p. Cooke. In addition there will
be several other booths presided over
Nv the following: Mrs. A. Hanneberg.
Miss Grace Robertson A. X. Jmrey.
Jr.. Mrs. c. II. Atherton.
At meeting held Tuesday Anil
nineteenth by the ladies' connected
: with the Guild Of Saint Andrews Ca.
thedral, preliminary arrangements
were made to hold an entertainment
to he given for the benefit OF the
church. and II promises to be one oi
the most interesting, amusing and In
structive ever given here. This en-
tertalnment will be given on May q
and probably will be called tour
through Europe. Four different coun
, tries will be represented England
Germany. Russia and Italy. Four large
, houses and grounds have been offerel
for the entertainment These houses
are in a radius of a block and conse
quently. win be cacy Of access. Tho
idea IL TO have each home. and the
surrounding grounds represent one o.
these four Countries. All the girls ant
: young matrons will be In full Euro
pean costumes and ell the decorations
and entertainment win follow out thC
customs of the country they represent
f. Tickets will be sold emitting one Il
/ see the four countries Mrs. T. Civ,
: Davies. Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Mrs
, Walter Coombs Mrs. Forster and 1
, number of energetic women are at thu
head OF this novel entertainment. The
, full plan has not been consummate,
!, so full details cannot begven.
, Mrs. ccoper's Luncheon.
Thursday, Mrs. Charles Bryan
Cooper was hostess at delightful
luncheon party that was given in hon
: or Of Mrs. Francis Gay. Twelve en-
circled The beautiful table that wa
U decorated IN violets. A large baake
was suspended from the central chan
+ deiler by broad lavender satin ribbon
y This basket was filled with purple VIC
let's: the centerpiece on the table wa
g of yiolets and maidenhnlr fern. Will
o single violets were scattered promli
. cQusly over the beautiful tihle-s
/ thlclSly that the table presented n be-
n OF these flowers, Place cards adnrne
y with violets were used. Most OF III
guests invited 20 this AFFAIR were mus
'" ical. The hostess. after luncheon
e sang selection and was er
Enthusiastically encored. Mrs, Erncs
i Ross rendered violin sole; the CUES
o of honor and her sister, Mrs. Charlie
II Elston Of Berkeley Cal, sang charm
ingly. Miss Thatcher who Is q III
d ished musician. played brilliantly o
A. the piano. Among those who enjoye
d Mrs. Cooper's hospitality We're Mr.
a Gay. Mrs. Elston, Mrs. Ernest Ros
!, Mrs. NJ. +. Prosser Miss Ada Rhode
!, Mrs. Herman Focke Mrs. Il, A. lone
:" :, Mrs. Holloway and Mrs Klmball,
: 4 4 4
Word has been received that Mis-
u Beatrice Castle has arrived In Bostol
Mass, and that she had q very plea
ant trip by water and by land. IN
X summer Miss Castle will visit h'
: brother, Mr.. william Richards Cast
Jr. Miss Castle Will he sadly misse
"A in Honolulu by the select social circ
to whom she belongs.
r Il
W Dance at Wailele.
~ Miss Center and her two brothe
Il | will outartain this pVpning nj n dan