Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-29

OF the Puclnc F1eet, on SATURDAY,
February fifth. This dance will be
under the auspices OF the Merchants
Association. although there will be
no formal invitations to the dance
which will be held at the two hotels
ON the beach-the Moana and the
Seaside; both of which are adapted
for dance of this sort. The cool
breezes from the ocean and noun
tains make II an ideal spot. Thirty
or forty women, prominent In society
are to be asked to act rs patronesses.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
all, and the Young ladies' In town
are expected to dance with the SAIL
ors, who are TO be entertained by
one OF our leading associations. and
make 1t a pleasant remembrance.
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A charming pink luncheon was Civ.
en- on Thursday Of this week by Mrs.
T. nj. Church Of College street In hon.
or of Mrs. c. w. Walcutt, wife Of Cap
tain Walcut, OF Schofeld Barracks.
The table with Its dainty appointments
OF silver and glass was given the fin.
ishing touch by tall cut-glass vase
filed with pink carnations which stood
In the center. and the flowers, which
were scattered about the table. Al
each place with the Aloha card was
carnation OF unusual size and frag.
rance. Covers were laid for eight.
the guests being Mrs. c. w. Walcutt,
Mrs. s. A. Baldwin. Mrs. I. NJ. Cox,
Mrs. J. p. Cooke, Mrs. Lawrence Judd
Mrs. w. II. Harrington. Mrs. c. w.
Baldwin.
The Merchants Association ball
for the Chief Petty Officers and War.
rent Oficers to be given at the
Young Hotel, on Wednesday evening.
February second Is to be invitational,
and promises to be an elaborate az
fair. The decorations will be strik-
ingly handsome; the music from two
quintet clubs. is enough to draw all
lovers OF the terpsichorian art to
their feet. The patronesses will be
well known society women and II
cannot fail to be an entertainment
worthy of the men In whose honor
the function is to be given.
Paiolo Social.
The Palolo Social Club held Its reg
ular card party last Thursday even
Ing. After number OF games OF pro
gressive pedro were played. at which
Mrs. Thos. Boyd won the first prize
for ladies'. and Mr.. Ormiston captured
the prize for gentlemen. refreshment,
were served. Those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Merrill, Mr., and Mrs. Ormiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoening, Mr.. and Mrs
Patten. Mr.. and Mrs Foster. Mr.. ant
Mrs, Rideout Mrs. Wright. Mr.. Clyds
Wright, Mrs. Smith.
| Mrs. McStocker and her daughter
have been confined to their home fol
some time with grip" thus being
deprived OF enjoying many OF tn,
pleasant AFFAIRS given the past week
Mr.. McStocker was also viction Il
this malady, but has recovered sum
GENTLY to be able to return to bust
ness. 1t is hoped that the other mem
bers OF the family will soon be abb,
to meet their friends In the socia
circle where they have been missed
Lieut.. and Mrs. Barnard OF tn,
9Th Cavalry were host and hostess a
an enjoyable dinner Friday, at thei
coy home at I.eilehua.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Barton of the 5tl
Cavalry entertained delightfully."- a
dinner, on last Tuesday at Schonel,
barracks. The color scheme for tn,
dinner was red. Among those pres
ent were Captain and Mrs. Scales
Lieut.. and Mrs. Smith.
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Dr.. and Mrs. j. Q, A. Henry OF 10
Angeles. the former until recent
pastor of q Los Angeles Baptls
church, will arrive by the China e.