Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THE PAST WEEK

FOR THE PAST WEEK |
Saturday
Violet luncheon at the Young. Mrs.
Charles Wildcr's bridge party.
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper's picnic. Cap. |
tain and Mrs. Mark supper.
Monday.
Supper dance at Country Club. Mrs.
Oougherty's bridge luncheon. Army
iop at Moana Hotel.
tuesday.
Miss Margaret Castles luncheon.
t. Burchhelds luncheon. MIR. ana |
lrs. Frank Baldwin's dinner.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Swanzy's bridge party. |
Mrs. Samuel Wider's luncheon.
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dowsett's poi sup |
and Mrs. Mott.Smith's dinner, Mrs.
and Miss Sewal's dinner.
Friday.
! Mr.. and Miss Edward Tenny's din.
J ner. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert's dinner.
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about five o'clock. After a plunge In
the deep pool they were ready to do
justice to the delicious supper pro
| yided. which consisted of many deli.
cate as well as substantial edibles
+, After supper dancing was INDUCED In
until about elevCn.thirty. when the
party returned to town in their motor
cars. Those present were Mrs. Mat
son, Mrs. Bresse, Mrs. Zabriski, Mrs.
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples, Mrs
Elizabeth Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tav Schaefer Miss Julia White, Miss
Zabriski, Miss Lurline Matson, Miss
Mcmahon, Miss McNab, Miss zlngunt
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Mr.. George
Brown. Mr.. Oliver Lansing Mr.. Shcr
wood Lowrey. Mr.. Guy Macfarlane
Mr.. Ralph Clark of Tacoma Wash.
Mr.. Richard Wright, and others.
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Violet Luncheon at Young Hotel.
Mrs. Howard. Mrs. McNab and Miss
McNab entertained delightfully."- Sat
urday at violet luncheon. The af.
: fair was given at the Young Hotel out
of compliment to the friends that had
entertained this trio of pretty women
during their visit with Mr.. ana Mrs
Alexander Young. The luncheon was
served at one o'clock ana the guests
) were seated at two large circular
tables. One table was banked with
delicate pink asters and violets com
bined with trailing streamers OF VIC
let tullc. The second table was dec
Grated In viOlets and violet asters and
smilax and h2nd.palnted heads orna.
. mentcd the place cards. Those pres
ent were Mrs. McNab, Mrs. Howard
, Miss McNab, Mrs. Sullivan Miss h
Ruth Young Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs
Arthur Wilder. Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs
Won Hamm. Mrs. Arthur Berg Mrs
Edward Tenney. Mrs. George Herbert
Mrs J. Morton Riggs, Mrs. Frederic
, Klamp Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs
Z Arthur Wall. Mrs. Mamie Philips
, +. J. C. Hagens and Miss Alice Mac
, farlane.
, Mrs. James Coueherty's Luncheon.
Monday Mrs. Frederick Damon wa'
the complimented guest at n bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. James Dough
erly at her pretty home on kinau
street. The color scheme for the
luncheon was green and white. Beau
tiful monogrammed place cards Were
utilized. Covers were laid for eight
After the luncheon was partaken OF
the remainder of the afternoon was
devoted to bridge. Mrs. Dougherty't
guests were Mrs. Frederick Damon
Mrs. +. J. C. HaSens, Mrs. j. Morton
Riggs Mrs. Harvey Murray, Mrs. Har
old Giffard. Mrs. Grossman and Mis-
Irene Dixon.
Dutch Supper.
Sunday evening Captain AMI Mrs
Mark entertained eighteen young PEG
pie at their home on Bingham street
at Dutch supper. The affair was
given in honor of seven officers of the
u. S. Marine Corps who were on theil
way to the Philippines. The supper
was an extremely ENJOYABLE affair.
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On the steamer Mongolia was Pay
master T. 7. Hall, U. S. A. through
passenger for the Philippines, who wa
at one time stationed ut Honolulu an
who was very popular among the fai
sex, but ayerse to matrimony. At las
he was the target for Cupid, ana !
now on his way to Manila, accom-
panied by his wife.
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Laden with leis and flowers whic
were brought to the steamer by loyin
friends, Miss Helen Quarels and Mis-
Comma Wadman, with their chape
one. Miss Crosse, sailed on the All
media on Thursday en- route to Berlil
mi