Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-18

were close lG1enUs, anu th' "h"' "N'
all the more delightful on that ac' /
count. Covers we're laid for twelve. |
The co.or scheme was scarlet.
Mrs. schaefer's Luncheon.
Miss wilhelmina Tenney was the
COMMUNICATED guest at the luncheon |
which was given Wednesday by Mrs |
Gustav Schaefer at her home on
Thurston Ave Pink roses were used
I'm profusion on the artistically ar
ranged table. Pretty place cards
ornamented In conventional designs
were used. After luncheon the guests
and their hostess played bridge
Among those present were Mrs. Gus
tav Schaefer, Miss Wilhelmina Ten
ney Miss Il 81 Renies. Miss Violet
Makee, Miss Jessie Kennedy and Mrs
Harold Castle.
Mrs. Ivers' Luncheon.
Mrs. Richard Ivers' handsome home
on College Hills made a setting for a
charming luncheon party Thursday
afternoon. Trailing Nastutiums form
ed a pleasing decoration for the anair.
Most OF the guests present are en-
thusiastic bridge players. and after
luncheon several hours were devoted
to this pleasurable pastime. Among
those who were present were Mrs.
HYDE. Smith. Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-B Bond, Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop. Mrs.
Arthur Brokn. Mrs. Hermann Focke
and Miss May Damon.
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Mrs. kiebahn's Luncheon.
Mrs. Frederick Klebabn was re-
snonsible for one of the most enjoy
able luncheons of the week. This al
fair was, given Thursday afternoon
only members Of the younger set be
ing included. Pink Duchess roses
adorned the large table at which
tim was served. Among those bid
zen to the affair were Mrs. Gustav
Schaefer, Miss Annie Graham. MISS
Elsa Renjes, Miss Edith Meier Miss
Dorothy Wood. Miss Irma Ballen'
tyne Miss Wilhelmina Tenney. Miss
Edn, Kopke. Miss Rosie HerDrrt and
Miss ilelen Alexander.
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Event on Social Calendar.
Thursday evening the .mcni1ers OF
the Pacific Club will give Ladies'
Night" at their beautiful club house.
This entertainment will be In the ma
ture of dinner dance. Formal in
vltations will not be issued by the
Club members but this affair VIII be
conducted on the same plan as II was
on the previous Ladies' Night. Each
member can invite his own friends
to dinner and join in the dancing at
| forwards.
| Bridge Club.
A new bridge club has been organ
lied. This club will meet every other
Wednesday and the membership VIII
be limited to sixteen, The first meet
ing of the club took place at Mrs
Frederick Damon's on "Wednesday ait
ernoon of this week. The playing be
gan promptly at half after two and
continued until Ave o'clock, when de-
Iic!ous refreshments were served.
Mrs Carrie Jacobs Bond VIII SAT-
on July ith to resume her trip around
the world. Mrs. Bond will spend six
weeks In Japan. viii journey from
there to st Petersburg, and from that
city travel to Berlin, Germany, where
this talented woman will take apart
ments with Madam Max Heinrich. The
latter was born In Berlin. Mrs. Bond
will winter In Germany and VIII re
turn to Chicago late In the spring
Mrs. Bond has been the guest OF Mrs.
Edward Tenney and has been the In
centiye for much entertainment cur
ing her visit In these islands.
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| Several Pasadena, California, peo-
; pie will be in Honolulu next week en-
: route to the Orient, where they Will
tour Japan, Korea, China and Man
churia Those In the party will be
9 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il ,McMorries, Mrs
!, Mary G. Parsons, Mrs. c. W. Chris
/. tian, Misses Jessie Parsons, Nellie
Parsons, Cornelia Parsons, Bertha II
K Foster. Nelye Dickson, Louise Dick
K son, yelma Gates. Corneiia Gates
Messrs. John Mailer, ], G. Gates ant
Ross Barnes.
D 4
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Il, Anderson o.
Sam Francisco, who visit their aunt
: Mrs. Allen, each year, will arrive
y June "a for short visit here. Mr. L
n Bishop father of Mrs. Anderson, wh'
n has been making short visit to hi
. sister, leaves the following day TO
s his home in Oakland.
v
G DR.. and Mrs. H. b. Ewbank o
II Charleston, South Carolina, who hav,
o been at the Macdonald for seyera
d weeks. expect TO sail on the next 81
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