Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
Miss Roth's Luncheon.

Miss Alice Roth entertained at lun.
Richardson o. indianapolis, Ind, both
girls having attended Wellesley. This
affair was given Wednesday at DIR.
and Mrs. clifford b. Heighs bunga-
low where Miss Roth Is visiting. Gov
ers were laid for ten, the ornamen.
tation OF the table was in roses and
smilax. Among Miss Roths guests
we're Miss Richardson, Miss Alice
Roth, the Misses waterhouse, Miss
Helen Kimball, Miss Jessie Kennedy,
Miss Irene Fisher, MisS Sara Lucas,
Miss Vera Damon and her cousin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis House Party.
The Harry Lewises. who are resid-
ing at the Sam Parker place on Mt.
Tantalus. are giving a weekend party
to about fifteen of their friends. Most
Of the guests will drive this after.
noon to this beautifully situated
mountain home and will return to
town Monday morning.
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Mrs. Augur's Tea.
Mrs. George Augur, wife of Doctor
Augur entertained at tea at her home
Friday afternoon in honor of the
Misses Atherton and their house
guests, Miss Barnard and Miss Ben
ton. About forty FIVE young people
were present the hours were from 3
to 8.
Miss North's Tea.
Miss Helen Norths 4 o'clock tea
given on Thursday was one of the
enjoyable affairs of the week. This
was an informal affair. about fifteen
guests being entertained. The house
for the occasion was fragrant with hot
house flowers and tropical vines and
palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, who have
been sojourning for the past three
weeks at the Moana Hotel, entertained
delightfully."- Wednesday evening at
dinner In, honor of Mrs. Katherine NJ.
Gates Of Chicago. ILL.,, who Is also
stopping at the Moana. Covers were
laid for eight, and the table was elab
orately decorated with La France
roses and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ertsOn have been spending their honey.
moon In the Islands. The latter was
a Sydney belle, but will make her IN.
ture home In California, AZ Mr.. Rob
ertson sas accepted-a professorship in
the University OF California.
The band concert gwen Thursday
evening proved extremely enjoyable.
The grounds surrounding the Moana
Hotel were brilliantly lighted with
electricity and thronged with people.
Many of the town folk motored out to
escape the warm evening in town.
The southerly breezes from the ocean
make Waikiki very cool
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dowsett, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Campbell and Mrs.
Mary Gum will leave Saturday on the
Korea. They will go direct to New
York Mrs. Gum will remain there,
but the two couples with their fam.
lilies will sail for Europe, to be gone
for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Martyr Haenke are
domlciled at the Moana Hotel. Mr.
HaenkeN is prominent member of
the Buringame Country Club and
capitalist of California. He was mar
ried In June to Miss Marie Churchill
and they are spending a portion of
their honeymoon In the islands.
4 4
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; and her
mother Mrs. Hyde-Smith left today on
the Mongolia. Mrs. Dillingham; has
been having some trouble with her
eyes, and will have them treated on
her arrival in San Francisco,
h 4
Miss Witt for the past two and half
years with b. +. Ehlers & Co. has
been appointed to take charge of the
Lace Department at Jordan's. Miss
Witt begins her new duties on Mon
day morning.
The U. s. cruiser Charleston Is eX-
pected next week from the Orient and
will remain In Honolulu a week or ten
days, This is sure to give an impe-
tus to social affairs.
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Captain Haight and Captain Scales
Of the 9Th Cavalry, In company with
Mr.. Schaefer, dined at the Moana Ho-
tel Friday evening.
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Dr. Davis, with his two sons. are oc-