Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

excellent floor contributed greatly to
the pleasure of dancing. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Single, Princess Kawananakoa, Miss
Beatrice Campbell, Miss Gray of Los
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis,
the Misses whiting. Miss Eva Gray
of Los Angeles, Miss Marjorie Freeth,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Campbell. the
Misses Winter, Mrs. Walbridge, Miss
Wallace, Mr. Buckley. Mr.. Arthur
Gay, Mr.. Drummond. Captain Rod.
man. Lieut.. Johnson. DR.. Kelley, En-.
sign Whiting. Paymaster Gunnell
Ensign Beehler, Lieut.. Robinson Of
the Thetis, Mr.. Richard Wright, Mr..
Will Roth, DR.. Hodgins. and others.
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Swimming Party at Fort shafter
A delightful swimming party was
given Monday afternoon by the ladies'
of Fort shafter. There Is an ideal
natatorium at the, Fort, and the swim.
ming is quite feature in the recrea-
ton hours for the officers and their
wives. On Monday afternoon about
fifty guests were present, but most
OF them consisted of service people.
After a delightful swim, tea, salads
and sandwiches were served on the
spacious lanai OF Captain and Mrs.
Chapman's home. Among those pres.
ent were Captain and Mrs. Chapman,
Major and Mrs. Kennedy. DR.. and
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Pardee, DR.. and
Mrs. Smith. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Bowen. Captain and Mrs. Frederick
Ramsey, Captain and Mrs. Arthur
Mark. Paymaster and Mrs. John
Hornberger Mrs. Chaulker, Miss Nc
Stocker, Miss Ethel Spalding, Miss
Allen, Miss Katherine Stephens. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Turner. Captain and
Mrs. Frank Richards, Lieutenant and
Mrs. williams, Mr.. Elliott Downing.
Mr.. Allan Hamilton, Lieut.. Pardee,
Lieut.. Rogers. Lieut.. Chiffon, Lieut..
Vaughan, Lieut.. O'Connor. Ensign
Lonrand of the U. S. S. Chattanooga.
and others.
Mrs. Bottomley's Luncheon.
White marguerites and maidenhair
fern ornamented the three tables that
we're arranged In the large dining
room and living room Of this artistic
home in Manoa valley. The place
cards were hand-painted heads. or
namented with large picture hats;
these cards were used for bridge
scores when that all-absorbing game
was participated in after the midday
repast. Among those who enjoyed
Mrs. Alan Bottomley's hospitality
were Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Samuel Dam
on. Mrs. Gray OF Los Angeles, Mrs.
Jordan. Mrs. Warehouse, Mrs. War
ner. Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Arthur Berg,
Mrs. Jamison. Mrs. W. Low, wife OF
Captain Low OF the U. S. Marine
Corps. Mrs. Alexander Lindsey. Mrs.
Clinton Ballentyne. Mrs. Blackman,
Miss Gray OF Los Angeles. Miss Mae
Damon and the Misses Jordan.
Miss Blair and Miss Lucas Gard
Party.
Bridge was the game chosen by
Miss Blair and Miss Lucas, to enter
tain coterie Of friends, whom they
entertained at their home Monday
evening The prizes were exceeding.
ly pretty. Miss Gray of Los Angeles
won the first prize-a beautiful pin
set with pearls. Miss Harriet Young
was one OF the fortunate guests,
winning the consolation, an import
ed after dinner coffee cup. Mr. Ora
ham was awarded the first mems
prize sandal wood cribbage board,
inlaid with ivory. Mr.. Barnes won
the consolation a stein. On this oc.
casion this pretty home was artist
cally decorated with pink carnations
and potted palms. Among the guests
were: Miss Harriet Young, Miss Ma
RE Ballentyne. Miss Eva Gray. Miss
Burnham. Miss Irma Ballentyne. Mr..
and Mrs. Hayne, Miss Lucas, Messrs
Wales. Edwards, Jameson. Barnes,
Graham, Doctor Hodgins and others.
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Mr.. Parker's House Party.
Sunday Mr.. Ernest Parker enter
tanned at house party In honor of
Miss Annie Graham at his artistic
home In Manoa Valley. The host and
guests enjoyed a swim in the large
pool at the Parker home. after which
luncheon was served, and many
dainty viands were enjoyed by the
assembled guests. Among those who
partook of Mr.. Ernest Parker's hos.
pitality were the Princess Kawanana.
koa. Miss Annie Graham. Mrs. HUI.
bert Vos, Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, Mr..
II. Walker and Mr.. Sam Walker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest clsrke's Bridge
Party.
Miss Bertha Clarke, the sister of