Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29

Ill health is compelled to spend his
time in Italy or the South of France.
Mrs. lsenberg is Hospitality inclined
and her home IL the scene OF many So
cial functions, mostly of literary
and musical nature
Mrs. Ballentync's Bridge Party.
In compliment of her sister, Miss
Hartnagle, Mrs. Clinton Ballentyne
entertained with four tables of bridge
at her home on Thurston avenue Tues
day afternoon. Miss Hartnagle has
been visiting her sister for the past
two months, but will leave in Novem-
Der tor her home on the mainland.
Miss Hartnagle has been frequently
nolulu. and she is charmed with the
people, and many pleasant memories
will linger concerning her trip to the
Paradise of the Pacific. Miss Hart
nagle is an enthusiastic bridger. The
affair Of Tuesday was one of the most
enjoyable of the week. The prizes
were exceptionally pretty. Mrs. Ar
thur Mark won the first prize, n pic
ture fran In fligree silver. The
second prize was a sandal wood fan,
and was awarded to Mrs. Hepburn.
Yellow chrysanthemums made an eff
fective decoration.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elgln nj Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elgin arrived
Friday on the Mauna Kea and are reg
istered ut the Young Hotel. These
young people are extremely popular In
the society circles of Honolulu. AL
though Mr.. Elgin is on business trip
OF short duration, even brief visit
is welcomed by their numerous
friends. ...s
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Mrs. Geo. RObertsOn's Pol Luncheon.
Under the arbor Of roses and Gle
mats vine Mrs. George Robertson
entertained seven intimate friends at
n delightful poi luncheon. The table
was decorated with feathery yellow
chrysanthemums, lima leis were
found at each place, and the entire
color scheme for this affair was In
yellow. The table was placed under
Buds Arbor"-an arbor SO called
because 1t is covered with roses and
buds during most Of the year. This
entertainment proved an enjoyable
one. After luncheon the guests and
| lanai and gawab IN dainty fancy
work, preparatory for Christmas.
MISS Luchs IhiihDie farty'
NO" that the holiday season Is ap-
proachihg one OF the forms OF Divers
ION ana entertainment are thimbIe
parties. rms Is not only pleasur-
aDle way OF spending the afternoon,
out one reels as II they had accom-
entertained Thursday afternoon a
oeVy OF her friends All OF these young
girls Drought their fancy work. Later
IN the afternoon delightful hour OF
chi.-chat was spent around the tea
taDie' where delicious refreshments
were served rms young hostess pre-
siueu over the tea urn In graceful
manner among Miss Hattie Lucas
guests were MISS violet Makee, Miss
wilma berger, MISS Florence HON.
MANI MISS Helen North Miss kath-
e',he S'ephehs' MISS mary Lucas, ana
others'
mr. ana MIS- Mamie Phiilips have
as mousse suests' Mr.. Mark Green OF
san rrahcisco' ana MS daughter, who
a'ii'eu rrioay, on the sierra, Mr.,
oreeh Is capitaiist OF san francisco
ahu IL also Interested In several local
nli's' during their Visit In Honolulu
W.. anu Mrs' mamie Philips VIII
give several entertainments In their
hoior
WIS Won HoHs earoen party.
rrohi 10 wednesday afternoon,
MITE hehrick Won Holt entertained
AZ garden party IN honor OF Mrs.
arthur cecil Mackin'osh, at her home
WI Juud street Mrs Won Holt and
ner guest OF honor received on the
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