Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22
Buffet Luncheon and Musicale ut Cub.
ernatorlaI Mansion. !


Buffet Luncheon and Musicale ut Cub.
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Mrs. Walter Francis Dillingham;,
whose picture appears on the society
page of this issue, was the honored |
guest at a buffet luncheon and mu-
sicale Tuesday. This function was
given by Mrs. Frear, wife of Governor |
Frear. at their beautiful home, CAR |
cadla," which is situated on Punahou
Ave. The thirty guests we're invited
for half-after twelve. On their arrival
an enjoyable musical program, con-
sisting of piano, vocal and violin So
los, trios and duets, was rendered ,
This was well arranged program,
consisting of nineteen numbers. and
was enthusiastically enjoyed by the
guests. After this musical treat small
tables were placed In the drawing
and dining rooms and luncheon was
served. The former room was lavish
ly decorated with rare varieties of
hibiscus blossoms shading from del
icate salmon pink to deeper tones of
pink. The choicest varieties of these
flowers we're from Admiral and Mrs.
Corwin p. Rees' gardens on Kalakaua
Ave. The small tables at which the
guests were seated and the dining
room were also ornamented In pink
combined with smilax and tropical
palms. @
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Supper Dance at Niniko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Low
rey will entertain this evening at
their country home, "Niniko," in hon
or of their son, Mr.. Sherwood Lowrey,
and his fiance, Miss Ida Kopke. About
forty young people have been invited.
This entertainment was to have been
an out-of-door affair, the arrange
ments for serving the supper under
the beautiful koa trees surrounding
this attractive home had been made.
but owing 10 the inclemency of the
weather this function will be an in
door affair. The guests of honor en-
gagement was announced several
weeks ago. This popular young
couple have been the Incentive for
numerous social functions
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Mrs. Alfred Castles Luncheon.
Miss Catherine Goodale was the
complimented guest at luncheon
Wednesday at which Mrs. Alfred Cas-
tie presided as hostess. This affair
was given at the beautiful Colonial
home of the Castles in Nuuanu Val
ley. Covers were arranged for ten.
The table was exquisitely decorated
In rare chrysanthemums shading from
delicate shade of pink to deeper
shade. The place cards were ex-
quisite pen and ink sketches and add
ed to the attractiveness Of the table.
Among Mrs. Alfred Castles guests
were Miss Catherine Goodale, Mrs.
Putnam (wife OF DR.. Putnam of
Kauai. Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Mrs.
Richard Cooke, Miss Ida Kopke,
Miss Juliet Hartwell. and others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies Tennis Tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies will en-
terrain coterie of their friends at
tennis this afternoon from 3 to 6.
Some splendid matches have been ar
ranged, society will be we'll repre-
scented, and an enjoyable afternoon is
anticipated. The affair is being CIV
EN- In honor of Mrs. Ralph Forster,
wife of the British Consul.
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Mrs. JnmiesOn's Tea.
The pretty and artistic new home
OF Mr. and Mrs, Jameson was the
scene Thursday of an enjoyable tea.
The house was decorated throughout
with large feathery yellow chrysan.
themums. Mrs. c. NJ V. Forster
poured the coffee. and Mrs. Graham,
nee Burnham, poured tea. This was
buffet tea, for sandwiches, ices and
cakes were arranged on buffet in
the dining room. The guests were
received by their charming hostess
on the lanai, which was decorated
with potted plants, hanging baskets
and tall vases containing chrysan-
themums. On this occasion many
beautiful toilettes were observed, and
numerous picturesque and chic hats
were worn. Among the guests were
Mrs. Mist. Mrs. Thomas King, Mrs
Kimball, Mrs. Blackman. Mrs. Walter
Hoffman,, Mrs. Bottomley, Mrs. Il. C.
Warehouse, Mrs. r. A. Jordan, Lady
Heron, Mrs. W. l.. Stanley, Mrs.
Hobby and her mother, Mrs. Robert
Lange, Mrs. A. Berg. Miss Blair, Miss
Lucas, Miss Mary Cation, Miss Hew-
ling, Miss Mist. Miss Harriet Young,
Misses Jordan, Mrs. James Cockburn,
and others.
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Mrs. Estes Luncheon.
Mrs. John Strayer McGrew, Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. Winters. Mrs. Smith
(wife OF DR.. Smith OF Fort Shafter)
Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen, Mrs.
Kennedy and Mrs. Baldwin enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. Este. wife of
Captain Este of the Goth Infantry.
This enjoyable affair was given FRI
day at Mrs, Estes home at Fort
Shafter The antertainment WAS piy-