Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
Mre. Jordsn's Luncheon.

WIZ So'pdU ItUSUcoH.
Mrs. +. w. Jordan entertained
about twenty-five of her friends At
luncheon Saturday at her home in
Nuuanu Valley. Three tables were ar
ranged for the guests. One table was
adorned with white roses and maiden.
hair fern; the second was ornament.
cd with yellow peoples and the third
table was entirely decorated I'm red
carnations and smilax These decor.
atoms looked as " they had been done
by professional. The house was
profusely decorated In roses and 9th.
er cut flowers. Bamboo place cards
decorated with Japanese scenes were
used to designate the place of each
, guest Luncheon was served at one
o'clock Among those present were
Mrs. Il. w. Jordan her mother, Mrs.
Lees, Mrs. Walter Frear. Mrs. Benja.
min +. Dillingham;, Mrs. Bickerton,
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck, Mrs. l.. F. Nc
Candless, Mrs. Edward Davis. wife OF
General Davis. Mrs. Alonzo Gartley.
Mrs. f. A. Schaefer Miss Mcintyre,
Mrs. c. b. Wood Mrs. Frederick Wa.
terhouse Mrs. Ellen Weaver, Mrs.
Walter Hoffman, Mrs. Thomas J..
King Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Swain, and
others.
Mrs. Harold Castles Luncheon.
The palatial home of the Castles
was the setting for beautifully ap.
pointed luncheon this afternoon. Mrs.
Harold Castle being the hostess. This
function Is being given in honor Of
Miss Irene Fisher. Covers were laid
for ten. The lu?cheon was served In
the beautiful breakfast room over.
looking the sea. Pink is the favorite
| color OF the guest of honor, and pink
. roses cnterminglnd with maidenhair
! fern adorned the table in its faultless
equipment of cut yglass and silver
ware. Miss Fisher Is one of the
br'des.to.b". The place cards were
pink hearts with hand painted cupids.
After luncheon this 'ftcrnonn will be
devoted to bridge whist. Among those
PRESENT wore Mrs Harold Castle, Miss
irene Fisher Miss Wilhclmna Ten.
ney Mrs. Gustav Schpefcr Mrs Her
old Dillingham;, Miss RaIuhide white
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss HIlma
white. end Miss Vera Damon.
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! A. as,I Wtn
Wednesday evening Major ani Mrs
Winslow. u. s. A.. entertained at din
ner In homer of Mrs. Katherine NJ
Yates. the celebrated wrltcr. TIL,
dinner was not only enjoyable. bu,
unique. Complimentary 70 Hailey's
comet. through the tail Of which we
we're passing on that evening. Mrs
| Winslow's table decorations repre-
scented comet This was oleverly
| done The comet was composed Of
yellow electric lights and flowers, the
tail being formed OF broad yellow sat
in ribbon. with an effective result. The
name cards we're comctshaped with
appropriate verses. Among those
present were Major and Mrs. Wins
low, Mrs. Katherine NJ. Yates Mrs,
Noble and Miss Wcnner OF Seattle,
Wash. Judge and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Bal
lou. Major Hart, u. &. A.. Colonel
Wheeler U. S. A., and Captain Elk
ton. u S. A.
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Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond, whose pho
tograph IN reproduced on the society
page Of today, arrived this week from
San Francisco. on the Wilhelmina and
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Tenney. Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond Wis
tied the islands several years ago. and
during her sojourn here made a host
Of friends. She is a musical composer
OF rare ability; In fact Mrs. Bond can
he called musical genius. She has