Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

James nough and her daughter. Miss
Helen IIough. entertained at tea
from 4 to 6. The drawing room was
sCstooned with male. the decorations
being caught from the center. and
drawn to the four corners in a drap-
cry effect, caught here and there
with California poppies Vases hill
ed with peoples were placed on
small tables. Mrs. James Saunders
Of San Francisco. poured coffee. Mrs.
Saunders looked stunning in an inn
ported lingerie gown, inlet with
quantities OF baby Irish lace made
en- train and cut In the latest mode.
Mrs. James Hough was clad in an
apricot satin, tunic effect, with en-
bellishments' of real lace. Miss Helen
Hough looked girlish and sweet In
a white lingerie over pink. The
punch table was presided over by
Miss Katherine stephens, who look
ed extremely pretty in white, a
large picture hat completed the cos
tune \ Hawaiian string orchestra
furnished music for the afternoon,
on this occasion many beautiful cos
tunes were observed, about fifty
guests were present.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Harry Gray was
he hostess at a charming luncheon In
honor of Miss Mcl.ain whose engage
ment to Mr. Hlserman OF Hllo was
TInra nhnuI
twenty OF Miss McLain's intimate
friends present. The decorations were
unusually tasteful and pretty. the din.
ing room being perfect bower of
trailing vines ferns and pink carna:
tons over the large table hung a
sold heart Of pink carnations, from
which were festooned pale pink rib
bons strung with paper hearts. The
borders OF the tablecloshs were also
decorated with pink hearts and maid
enhair, The centerpieces were masses
of pink bagonias in which reposed
dainty favors for each guest. These
we're tiny pink Slippers of crepe paper
ornamen ed with Trills OF pink and
| gilt buckles. The heels were nlSo
gllded. and the slippers spr!nkled with
rice. After the delicious luncheon the
guest Of honor was treated to com
plete surprise In the form Of kitchen
shower" She was led into an nd.
| joining room. whore the center table
held huge pink bell, cleVerly con.
s.ucted of crepe paper. This she was
/ requested to "ruL" and In 50 doing
disclosed the many packages prepared
| by her friends. Every known article
Of kltchenware seemed 10 be there
each accompanied by n suitable verse
the reading Of which created much
merriment The pleasure Ct the oc.
casion was added to by songs by Mrs.
| ODay whose rich voice IL always 50
appreciated ana also. by the clever pr.
ano playing Of Miss Schuman.
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Paymnster and Mrs RornberOsr's
Supper.
Mrs. John Hornberger entertained
! In honor of her husbands birthday
Wednesday evening at their artistic
home on Green street The table was
, mass OF roses ana rare ferns There
We're about eighteen people present
Cnly he intimate fri ends Of this pop
ular couple were invited
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Mrs ec3kuc' Bridge,
Complimentary to Miss Coffee. Mrs.
nHckus enter tanned at bridge Wednes-
day afternoon, III her Waikiki home,
The house was artistically decorated
| In carnations and roses, On this oc-
casion beautiful prizes We're awarded,
The guest of honor was presented with
q handsome guest pg1e-a Coalport
cup and saucer
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Farewell lunahnoH to Mrs. Swanzy.
The executive committee of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the mtrEgcr
Club, rendered Mrs, Francis M.NSwen
A farewell dance was given las
evening at the Molna hotel In honor
Of q number Of guests who haye h "
| aDopdlng the winter a. the MOana but
viii depart for their homes on the
mainland today on the steamer Man
churia, Prior TO the dance a number
of dinners were given In the large din