Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

Prossers on Iackield street The
round table was decorated with law
ender asters and smilax. Silver can
delabra containing candles shaded
with lavender silk shades adorned the
table The place cards also carried
out the color scheme of lavender. AZ
ter dinner coffee and liquors were
served in the drawing room. Those
present at the dinner were Mrs. NJ. f.
Prossef, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rice,
Mrs W. T. Lucas, who is n house
guest of the Prussers, and DIR. Sex
ton.
Col. Parker Entertains.
Col Parker entertained Sunday AT
The Peninsula with delightful lunch.
con. quite few guests went down
by the Kulamanu II and latter enjoy.
ed dip IN the ponds at Fords island
then came back for luncheon at Col.
parkers. His guests were Prince and
Princess Kalanianaole, Princess Ka
wananakoa. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Wide.
mann. Mrs. Gussie Schmidt. Mademoi.
selle Dreyfus. MIR. and Mrs. Capt. Ma
riX. Mr. and Mrs Morton Riggs. Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Chillingworth. Mrs. c.
o. Berger. Mr.. and Mrs. Drcyfus. Miss
Alice Macrarlahe Miss Lady Macfar
lane, Miss Ada Rhodes. Miss lrena
Dixon. Miss Mary Low, MIS- Magsig
Mcintyre. Mr. Frank Thompson. MIR
Dick Wright. Mr.. w. Williamson, Mr.
Harry Simpson. Mr.. Henry Roth, Mr.
Robert Shingle. Mr. W. Campbell.
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paEee at the Mcdonald.
Monday evening a pretty dance was
given ut the Mcdonald IN honor of
Miss Burnhaw and Mr.. Graham. This
happy young couple will be married
next Saturday at Lahaina. Maui. The
dance was given by number of their
friends who are residing at the Me.
Donald This pretty private hotel was
deliberately decorated with American
Beauty roses and ported palms. A
Hawaiian Quintet Club furnished the
music and dancing was participated In
until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. SCOTS Supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott enter
tanned at supper Tuesday evening.
This entertainment was of an informal
nature. The decorations on the sup
per table, and throughout the house,
were of roses. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Gait, Judge and Mrs.
krth"r Wilder, Nj. and Mrs Harold
Castle, the Misses White, DIR. Davis
and Mr.. Henry Castle.
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Mrs. Warehouses; Dinner.
Mrs. Warehouse entertained on
Thursday evening at her home on
Judd street. Covers were laid for
six, and the color scheme for the din
ner was white and green. Among
Mrs. Warehouses; guests were Mr.
and Mrs Weston, Mrs. Clarissa Boede-
field, Or. Hedemann and Mr. David
! Anderson.
Albany entertained at luncheon
Tuesday ON board that cruiser. The
luncheon was served in the wardroom.
The long table was decorated with
purple. violets and maidenhair fern,
and the place cards were embossed
in gold, with the ships name, ~. S.
$. Albany" in the corner. Among
Lieut. Brooks guests were Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Martyr Haenke, Miss Beall of
New York, Miss Richardson of In
dianapolis, Mrs. Elizabeth Church,
Miss l.. Beall, DR.. Wicks, DR.. Hart,
Paymaster Kutz, Ensign Owens, En-
sign II. A. Jones, Ensign Macguire,
Ensign Pearsley, and others.
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Miss Helene Irwin was one of Il
party which came up from Santa
! Barbara last Monday in Miss Jennie
Crocker's private car, but she made
only brief stay in town, returning
yesterday to join Mrs. Irwin at the
Potter, where they will remain until
September. On Tuesday, Miss Irwin,
Miss Martha Calhoun, Mrs. Harold
! Dillingham; and Mrs. Baldwin Wood
lunched together at the St. Francis
I S, Il. Chronicle.
DIR, Wicks OF the U. S, Navy was
n passenger on the u. s. S. Albany,
DR.. Wicks Is en- route to China, where
he will be stationed on the Asiatic
Station. He is extremely popular in
' gpciptya cirClns nf IInnplulu having