Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-26

qucntly Thursday evening was very
cool and reminded the guests of a
california holiday The gathering
around the large fire place, after the
repast, proved quite a novelty. The
house throughout was decorated with
red mountain berries. The table was
especially beautiful in its ornamen-
tation of scarlet In the center oi
the large table was placed a large
wreath of the Hawaiian berries. al
each end of this attractive board,
we're placed large plates filled with
fruits and ornamentcd with red Der
ries Among those who enjoyed MI.
and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Lowrey's
hospitality we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Castle, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Grit
fths. Doctor and Mrs. Moore. Miss
Ida Kopke, Miss Snow and Miss
Flord. Mr. Fred I.owrey, Mr.. sher'
wood Lowrey and others.
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Miss Grace Robertson's Bridge.
Miss Grace Robertson will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at cards, compn'
mentary to her sister, Miss Lillian
Robertson. the bride elect of Mr.. Wal
lace of Hawaii.
Mr.. George Browns Dinner Dance.
|. Miss Alice Cooke was the compli'
mentcd guest at dinner dance given
by Mr.. George Brown at his home IN
Nuuanu Valley. The table was gor'
geous in scarlet exories and smilax.
This entertainment was poi supper
the long table was ladened with
Hawaiian dclicacies. During the re-
past Kaai's quintet club sang Hawaii
an airs-this popular orchestra also
furnished music for the dancing
which was INDUCED In shortly AFTER
the supper, and continued until late
hour. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holloway Miss
Alice Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke
Mrs. George Brown, Miss Annie Ora
: ham. Miss Wilhclmina Tenney, Miss
Damon, Miss Jessie Kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Macintosh, Doctor He
deman. Mr.. Henry Damon. Mr.. Hedc
man. Mr.. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohcrtson's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson en-
, tertaincd at dinner Thanksgiving
evening. Covers were arranged for
ten. The table was fragrant with
American Beauty roses. After dinner
an impromptu musical program was
, rendered
|. Yogcl- Webster Nuptinls.
I Miss Leonie Lcahi Vogel became
: the bride of Mr.. Charles Marmaduk,
9 Webster on Thursday evening, No
Q vembcr the twenty-fourth. This pref
g ty ceremony took place at the brides
:. home; the marriage service was per,
I formed by the Reverend Wadman o.
:. the Methodist church. The color
5 scheme for the wedding was whit,
: and green. This home presented 9
!, floral bower. The bride is a tall will
I. lowy blonde, and is very pretty Hel
|. bridal robe Of white was extremel,
becoming. The sister of the bride
Miss Eleanor Vogel, was the only at
tendant. Mr.. Gertz acted as best man
G Mr.. and Mrs. Webster will live oil
|. Alewa Heights.
The Royal Academy of Dancing hel,
a masquerade ball on Thanksgivin,
night which proved a success In ever
. respect, about forty or fifty couple
danced and marched and made merr
u In costumes that were pretty bizarr
r or comical, there were High SchoC
d girls, Indian maidens tennis girls
n cowboys, MeNicans, tramps, monkey
and clowns.
At 10 o'clock the prize winners wer
@ announced and the following wer
r. awarded prizes: Ladies handsomes
costume. Mrs. T.. A. Jacobson. xvi,
let's" gentlemen's handsomest co,
tune, Mr.. Beckowsky Mexican: mos
comical costume. Mrs. F. Noye,
q Clown; most comical gentlemen, Nj
l. c. Bicklc. A special prize was aware
!. ed Miss Evelyn de la Nux. who repr,
e scented the Mckinley High School.
d The following deserve special mel
h ton: Mrs. j. Walker, Miss S. de |
'. Nux Mrs. X. Hopper Mrs. Sack. Mis-
=. NJ. Wright, Mrs. Biddinger, Miss {
:, Danielson. Messrs. X. Hopper.
u Shieber. f. Jacobson, w. Hartung an
Mr.. st. Johns.
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s. Mrs. Cheeseman's Bridge Party.
T. Mrs. Morris Grossman entertaine
t. Tuesday. at one of the most pleasar
]. social function of the week. Mr.
n Becker and Mrs. Maxwell of Sa
Il Francisco were the honored guests {
IS this entertainment. The afternoo
ID was devoted to bridge and prizes {
dainty silk hosiery were awarded s
each table, to the guest possessin
the highest score. The fortunate one
p were Mrs. Humphreys. Mrs. Phillip