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

fOuu mCANOy, MISSES RICE, MISS MIC
Chesney and others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ner's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dilling-
ham. Covers we're laid for fourteen,
and the table was deliberately decorat-
ed with pink roses and smilax. The
place cards were ornamented with
pink roses, and tied with pink satin
ribbon. After dinner the guests and
their host and hostess played bridge.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ivers. Mr.. and Mrs. WAL
ter Francis Dillingham;, Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Hyde-Smith,
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, Mr.
William G. Irwin and others.
Mrs. maefsriane and Mrs. shinqle
Entertain.
The Moana Hotel was the scene of
much gaiety Tuesday night when
Mrs. Shingle and Mrs. Macfarlane en-.
tertained at a large dancing party in
honor of their sister Miss Campbell
This was a large and brilliant affair.
the Moana being well adapted for large
functions and seems to grow more
popular for II seems to be the favor.
lie place for all select and fashion.
able functions to be given. Only the
unmarried set were invited to this
charming affair, the young people be-
gan to arrive shortly before nine
o'clock. Kaals quintet were station.
ed behind screen OF tropical foliage
In the large ball room where the
dance took place. This room was an.
proprlately decorated with palms,
feathery bamboo and maiden hair
fern. The programs were exceeding.
ly artistic being ornamented with
dainty figures done In water colors,
between dances the large spacious
lanais were used for promenading,
the verandas and commodious grounds
surrounding the hotel were brilliant.
ly lightly with hundreds OF electric
lights. At eleven o'clock delicious
hot supper was served at small Ia.
bles, that were ornamented with pink
carnations, and maiden hair fern. Al.
ter partaking OF this delicious repast
dancing was resumed and continued
until late hour. Miss Campbell
looked charming In an imported gown
OF white satin, embroidered in gold,
her sister. the Princess Kawanana.
koa looked stunning In Paris frock,
OF white net encrusted in silver over
heavy white satin. Mrs. Shingles
gown was very beautiful and she
looked extremely well In white satin.
with the tunic embroidered In gold,
with deep fringe OF gold Mrs. Wal.
ter Macfarlane looked handsome In
black satin heavily embroidered In
Oriental embroidery. Among the
guests were the Princess Kawanana.
koa, Mrs. Robert Single. Mrs. Wal.
ter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Philips,
Miss Ada Rhodes, Misses Winter,
Miss Gosse. Miss Schuman. Miss Ar
mour. Misses Anterior (2). Misses
Ballentyue (2), Miss Barnard, Miss
Benton, Misses Bertleman az; Miss
Damon. Miss Dixon. Miss Freeth, Miss
Ferrier. Miss Gilman Miss Graham,
Miss Kennedy, Miss Kimball. Miss
Low, Misses Lucas (2). Miss Mckee,
Miss A. Mutch, MisS A. Macfarlane,
Miss l.. Macfarlane, Miss l.. McStoc.
ker. Misses Robertson (2), Miss
Rhodes. Miss Schuman. Miss Stephen,
Miss Stratemeyer. Miss b. Soper,
Misses Whiting t2); Mrs. Winter (2).
the Messrs. X Aea. G. Akina, Bill.
son, Brown t2). b. Cartwright Jr.. C.
Carter, A, Clark, w. Campbell. II.
Dowsett, J. Dominis, Ellis. Gray. Pay.
master Gunnell, Gay. Gilman (2). Il.
Hedeman. Irvine, Kendall, DIR. Kelley,
Ensign Kieran. s. Kennedy. Lowrey
(2). Lansing. d. Lewis, McDougall,
Macfarlane, Macintosh, McCandless,
McCorriston (2). Donald Lewis, Ry-
croft, Rietow. Roth, Lieut.. Robinson,
Ensign Stephens, Scheeline (2),
Thompson, Whine. Williamson. S.
Walker. Waterman and others.
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Tslly-ho Party to Waiieie.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Single gave
a delightful supper and tally.ho party
Thursday evening In honor of Cap
tain Rodman and the officers OF the
U. s. s. Cleveland. About thirty
guests were included in the party.
Most OF the young people went in
six'horse tally-ho, leaving town at half
after four and arriving at Wailele in
time for a swim in the fresh water
pool, Some of the older guests mo.
tored to their destination. About
seven O'Clock delicious dinner was
served at long table which was be-
decked with bgonias and ferns. Dur.
ing the dinner a Hawaiian stringed
orchestra played, and later In the
evening the party adjourned to the