Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

McInerny. Dougherty, Hornberger,
Rhodes. Richardson. McStocker, Dun
ming Magoon, Miss Magoon. Mrs.
Saunders, Mrs. J. Morton Riggs, A. ].
Campbell Herbert. NJ. Phillips. Meirer.
and others.
Davies Entertain.
On Tuesday night. MIR. and Mrs.
T. Give Davies, will entertained
their friends in most lavish way
at their home in Nuuanu. The festi-
vities will begin at eight O'Clock
with a recital OF Twelfth Night
Shakespeare's comedy by Mr.. Mar
shall Darrach, of New York. after
which refreshments will be served
on the lawn. About three hundred
invitations have been issued.
4
Mrs. Mamie Phillips Luncheon.
Vio,cts ornamcnted the table of the
beautifully appointed luncheon that
Mira. Mamie Phillips gave in honor OF
her sister, Mrs. Myer and Miss Cof-
lee, the niece of Mrs Gartenberg Of
this city. Covers were laid for ten.
At each place were found exquisitely
hand-painted cards ornamented with
violets. After luncheon the guests
played bridge. Mrs. Phillips guests.
beside the two guests of honor were:
Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs. Garten-
berg. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Grossman,
Mrs Mcclellan and Mrs. McStocker.
4 4 4
Mrs. Arthur eero's Luncheon.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur
Berg entertained at luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. sullivan, who Is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Young at their Waikiki home. The
table presented most attractive APP
pearance in Its adornment of white
mnrguerites and maiienhalr fern. The
place cards were decorated with mar.
guerltes. Those present were Mrs,
Berg Mrs Archibald Young. Mrs. Sui.
Ivan. Miss. Mae Damon, Mrs. Charles
Wilder. Mrs. Won Hamm. Miss Young
and Miss Josephone Soper.
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Mrs. Day Returns.
Mrs. Frank II. Day returned on
the Korea. Monday. and Is at pres
ent the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Gilman. The return of this talented
and popular lady has given her
friends I'm Honolulu-who are num-
berless. the greatest pleasure, as her
absence left void, which only her
presence could fill. The fact that
she is arraning for cottage at Wal
kikl, gives additional pleasure and
assures her friends that her stay
here may be prolonged Indefinitely,
Mrs. Samuel Wilder's Luncheon.
Mrs. Samuel Wilder entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in honor OF
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy at her
home in Nuuanu Valley. vlolets
were used effectively as decora-
ton. covers were laid for fourteen
and the place cards were extremely
artistic, and We're tied with violet
satin ribbon. The guesty who enjoy
ed Mrs. Wilder's hospitality were:
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy. Mrs. Cor
win p. Rees, Mrs. Charles Wight
Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. George Ro-
dick, Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Ar
thur Brown. Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop
Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. Samuel
Dunnins, Mrs. Charles Cooper and
Mrs. j. S. Walker.
Mr.. and Mira. Peoples Of Seattle
| Washington, and their lovely little
daugh err Beatrice, sailed for theil
home port on March thirtieth, after
! a few months sojourn in Honolulu
and were guests of the Moara ho
| tel. Mr. Peoples had heard of the
( fine roads Of Honolulu Is so justly
proud, and had his Pearce Arrow
touring car shipped here, and spent
a large portion OF his time in thu
enjoyment of automobiling. Mr.. an'
Mrs. Peoples were reluctant to leavS
! Honolulu, Of which they grew 81
! ford and another season may hnC
them here The influx and exodu
7 of the visitors TO Honolulu seems
to be holding It's own--making i
possible for each arriving steamer
with its compliment of tourists, Il
be accommodated by the departure
of the next steamer, with no comics