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

Young, Mrs. Ilornberger, Mrs. Kle-
balm. Mrs Gartenberg, Mrs. Coffee
Mrs. Theodore Lansing, Mrs James
Dougherty. Mrs. Frank Richardson
Mrs. Walter Jones, her sister, Miss
Henegan and Mrs. John Dyer.
Mrs. Rees' Luncheon.
In honor of Mrs. Francis NJ Swan
~ who will leave very shortly for
Europe. Mrs. Corwin r. Rees. wife of
Admiral Rees Of the T. S. Navy. en-
tertalued at luncheon Tuesday. The
table decorations were a combination
of rare cut flowers ana maidenhaiI
fern. After partaklng Of n delicious
repast, the guests adjourned to the
lanai. where several rubbers of bridge
were enjoyed. Among those present
were Mrs. Corwin p. Rees. Mrs. Fran.
els NJ. Swanzy, Mrs. Arthur Brown
Mrs. Samuel Dunning, Mrs. Mortimer
Smith, Mrs. Blackman. Mrs. Herman
Fockc and Mrs. James Wilder.
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Mrs. Arthur Browns Luncheon.
Mrs. Francis NJ swanzy was the
complimented guest at bridge lunch.
con which was given by Mrs. Arthur
Brown at her home ut Waikiki. Gov.
ers were laid for eight The color
scheme for the luncheon was yellow;
the table was decorated with plumarias
and maidenhair fern. After luncheon
the remainder Of the afternoon was de.
voted to bridge Those present were
Mrs. Francis Swan2y. Mrs. COrwin p
Rees. Mrs. Mortimer Smith, Mrs. Ed.
ward Tenney. Mrs. Herman Focke.
Mrs. Samuel Dunning and Mrs. Sam.
uel Wilder
Youngest Admiral.
Captain Luclen Young who is well
known aud popular in Honolulu,
has been created a Rear-Admiral. He
was until recently Captain of the
Navy Yard at Mare Island, but is
now stationed at Pensacola, Floriua.
lie has done good service in the U.
s. Navy and on account of his hero
ism, he advanced rapidly and now
has the distinction of being the
youngest Rear-Admiral in the Unit
ed States Navy.
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win Visit North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halstead OF
Victoria street, expected to leave in
May for British Columbia, where
they will spend the Nmmer in the
cool and bracing climate, and also
enjoy"the golf links, which are one
If the pleasant diversions for the
guests In the mountain resorts. AS
Mr.. Halstead Is such an enthusiast
on golfing, this must be an ideal
place for him.
Mrs. Henry st. Goar was hostess
20 the Spinners' Club at her home on
California street Tuesday afternoon
The program was a musical one, In
charge of the ten associate members
md was much enjoyed Mrs. Ramon
Wilson is president Of this interesting
club which was formed some year.
ago by Mrs. Charles Aiken ANON.
he associate members are Mrs. St
foar, Mrs. Reginal Knight Smith
Mrs. Clinton Day Mrs. Warren Greg
lry, Mrs. Jesse Lllenthal, Mrs. A. A.
Pennoyer and Mrs. Ernest X. John.
Stones. +. Chronicle.
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Mrs. Georgiana Cook sailed on the
Tenyo, Maru from San Francisco for
the land of cherry blossoms and
chrysanthemums, with her small
daughter, and will become the bride
OF Colonel Lincoln Karmany, who Is
stationed at Japan, This young ana
attractive young matron met the Of
iicer who was commanding the
United States Marines at Mare ISL
and, and willingly renowned a for
tune to become the bride Of this gal
liant officer. Both Mrs. Cook and
Colonel Karmany are well known in
Honolulu social circles.
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When Miss Helene Irwin returns
next week from Coronado with her
Mrs. William G. Irwin. she
will leave ,simos, Immediately for an.
other visit in the southern part of the
state with Miss Julia Langhorne and
the Misses Newhall. The congenlal
group of girls win enjoy an outing at
the Newhall ranch, but yh not re-
main FOR an extended stay. since they
are to pose in the tableaux vlvantes
to he given at the st. Francis early in
April.-S. f. Call.
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The news that Major Sanford n
who has been on duty nj
Fort Shafter for the past two years,
has been ordered to Fort Slocum,
New York, will cause regret to the
many friends and admirers of the
Major and his lovely wife, who have
been such an acquisition to social
life in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon who have
spent the larger portion of the win
Ter at the Moana Hotel, were de-
passengers on the Siberia