Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-12
An important Function on Wednesda,
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Rhodes Is one Of the prettlest girls
in Honolulu. and will make a beautl-
full bride-her wedding gown is a
dream, and her trosseau.is very elab
crate. As she Is to reside In Homo
lulu after her marriage, the smart
set fthis city will have opportunities
of seeing her numerous and beautiful
gowns, at social functions. The fol-
lowing engraved invitation have been
received through the mail:
Miss Maria Char y
requests the honor OF you" essence
at the marriage of her 20
Ada Tree Rhodes
20
wllias Williamson
Wednesday evening, Nov. sixteenth
nineteen hundred and ten
AT half after eight o'clock
15i7 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu
At Home
after December the fifth
15i7 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu
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Mrs. George Cleveland Bowen Enter
tains.
A breakfast was given Saturday
from half after eleven to two In the
afternoon by Mrs. Bowen at her pref
ty home at Fort Shafter. This affair
was given In honor of the ring bear0
and flower girls that participated at
the hostesses' wedding. The children
residing at Fort Shafter were also In
cluded in this entertainment, the de-
tails were extremely beautiful and
original. The table at which the
breakfast was served was entirely
covered with graceful fronds OF maid.
On hair ferns, concealing the cloth. In
the center was arranged large oval
pond, banked with moss and greens.
Live gold flsh swan midst coral and
lilly pads, and the delicate pink wa
ter lilies, were so cleverly arranged
that they looked as II they were grow.
ing, and exhaled delicious fragrance.
On the lilly pads were placed mnia-
| ture. imitation frogs and turtles. The
place cards were hand painted fish.
which were the hand work OF the
dainty hostess. AT each place was
found small fishing rod. with a line
attached to II, at the end of the line,
concealed in the center piece was a
fish, filled with candy. One can imag.
Inc the pleasure of the little ones.
when they were told to fish with these
lines, and then discovered the dainty
trophy. After the breakfas. numer.
GUS games were INDUCED In. and a
pleasant afternoon was spent. Among.
the little guests were Miss Rhoda
Ballentyne. Miss Alice Campbell, Miss
Elise Phillips. Miss Margaret Phillips.
Miss Katherine Kennedy. Miss Flor.
cnce Estes and Mr.. Charles Chapman.
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Captain and Mrs. LeWerenz's Dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Lewerenz of the
Navy entertained at bridge dinner,
Wednesday evening, In honor OF AID.
miral and Mrs. Corwin p. Rees. The
Admiral and his charming wife, are
deyotees to this game and play an
exceptionally fine game On Wednes.
day evening, dinner was served at
seven and the host and hostess and
their guests, sat down to table frag.
rant with La France roses. The ar.
rangement OF these flowers were ex.
ceptionally beautiful, the place cards
were hand painted messenger boys.
These cards we're extremely appropri-
ate as the guests OF honor leave In
December for the mainland. Among
those present were: Captain and Mrs.
LewerenZ, Admiral and Mrs. Corwin
p. Rees, Captain and Miss Arthur Ma.
rix, Captain and Mrs. Frederick Ram
sey, Miss Katherine Stephens and
Lieut.. Sahm of the Navy.
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engagement Announced.
The engagement has been announc.
ed Of Lieut. Albert Rees to Miss Jen,
ME Lee, who Is a society girl of San
Francisco. This young naval officer
was stationed on the U. s. s. Tennes
see when the Pacific Fleet was In port
and Is well known in Honolulu.
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Last Sunday. as usual. large num-
her motored to Haleiwa for luncheon
while many of the new officers from
Leilehua rode down for swim and
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