Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22

| Church. Mr.. A. p. Wilder Consul
General of Shanghai, was also pres
ent.
The young couple went at once t.
Miyanoshita to pass the honeymoon
and will afterward go to Manila.
Mrs. Frederick Ramsey's Japanese
Tea.
In honor of dozen friends, Mrs.
Ramsey, wife of Captain Ramsey OF
U. s. NJ. c. presided at quaint Jap
aRese tea, Thursday. The Ramsey's
home In Nuuanu Valley, Is well
equipped for such an entertainment
for the style of architecture and thu
furnishings of this home are Japan
csc. The tea was served at 4 O'Clock
at Japanese tables, the china. doilies
in fact everything carried out thu
Japanese idea, one could imagine
that they had been deported for
short time to the "Flowery King
down." the entertainment was SC
unique and well carried out. Among
the guests who partook of Mrs. Ram
sey's hospitality were: Mrs. Smitl
and Georgia Smith Of Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Cashier, wife of Captain Cast
ner of the U. s. A.. Mrs. White ant
Mrs. Bliss of San Francisco, Miss
Van Schuyler of Portland, Ore, Mrs.
Arthur Mark, Miss Benson o.
Portland. Ore, and Miss Katherine
Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry's Dinner.
One of the prettiest appointed din
ners of the week was given Sunday
evening at the Moana Hotel by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Of Portland, Oregon
Covers were laid for eight and tn
table was profusely decorated will
sweet scented purple violets. TIL
place cards of tapa cloth were mos
unique, bits of tapa cloth being tied
with violet ribbon, the upper corne
decorated with scene from the
guests home, while the lower corne
was ornamented with Hawaiian
scene. Among Mr.. and Mrs. Henry's
guests were Mrs. Van Schuyler and
Miss Helen Van Schuyler OF Por,
land. Oregon; Mr.. Cushing OF Denver
Colorado; Miss Caroline Benson OF
Portland, Oregon; Mr.. Claudius Nc
Bryde. Secretary for Gorevnor Frear
and Mr.. Ed. Dekum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilder's Dinner
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Peavy and the later's sister. Mrs. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wilder en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday. All tn,
decorations Of this beautiful dinner
were In scarlet The glow from thu
numerous candles, with their re
shades, shed a becoming glow owe
the assemblage OF pretty women
Among Mr. and Mrs. Wilder's guest
We're Mr.. and Mrs. George Peavy
Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou, Mrs
Parker and Mrs. Harry Turner Of Lo'
Angeles, Mrs, Murphy, DR.. Armstrong
Smith, Captain Exton. U. s. A., an,
Mr. Walter Dillingham;.
Mrs. Harry Lewis Bridge Luncheon.
At her beautiful home on Pensacola
street Mrs. Harry Lewis presided a
hostess at a bridge luncheon In hon
or OF Mrs. Mcdonald OF Vancouver.
who is spending the month OF January
at the Moans Hotel. The circular
table was beautiful, being decorated
with cut flowers and smilax. Ate,
tiffin a number of rubbers of bridg'
were played and keenly enjoyed by tn,
following guests: Mrs. Mcdonald
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Edward
Tenny, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. C
b. Wood. Mrs. Mamie Phillips. her
sister, Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs. Mary
Widdifield.
Mrs. Joseph Gilman's Luncheon.
In honor of Mrs. Graham, wife 20
Captain Graham, Mrs. Joseph Gilman
was the hostess at a charmingly ap
pointed luncheon Tuesday. The table
was fragrant with roses and maiden
hair ferns, the exquisite place cards
being decorated with roses. Amonp
those present were Mr.. Joseph Gil
man. the guest Of honor; hrs. Graham
Mrs. Corwin r. Rees, wife OF Admiral
Rees; Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist Have!
Jr., Mrs. Arthur Mark, wife of Cap
tain Mark, U. S. NJ. c.; Miss Gilman
who Is sister-in-law of the hostess
and Mrs. Joseph p. Cooke.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peary's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peary of Min
neapolis, entertained informally Sun
day evening in honor OF their sister,
Mrs Murphy, the color scheme for
the dinner was pink. and the repast
was served at a circular table in the
main dining room of the Moana Ho-
tel, Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peary, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.