Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-03

four, and an enjoyable hour was spent
around the tea-table, while the young
hostess dispensed delicious cups of tea
with the usual accessories of cakes
and sandwiches Among the guests
were Miss Center Miss Julie Nc.
Stocker, Mrs. stephen Norton Bobo.
Miss Katherine Stephens. Miss Alice
Cooper Miss Lydia McStockcr. and
others.
Miss Helen North. Miss ruth
Smith, Mrs. Bower, Mrs Chester Liv-
ingston, Miss Frances Cochran. Miss
Alice Cooper.
Mrs Lords Luncheon.
Thursday Mrs. +. Lard was hostess
at a bridge luncheon, which was Civ
en- at the Alexander Young Hotel.
Rcd carnations and smilax ornament.
ed the table. After luncheon the
hostess and her guests adjourned to
the formers apartments at the Young
and INDUCED in the absorbing game
of bridge.
4
Honolulu's galleries are fast he.
coming crowded with an eager, en-
thusia',fc gathering of its society
women. deeply Interested in our
coming Flcral Parade. Director
General wall is to he congratulated
on the manner in viii h he has
sprinkled his ideas amongst the
many. and II Is needless to say, the
Sixth Annual Floral Parade will
eclipse any previous attempt.
Even in the clatter ard bang of
the Christmas holidays some of our
Indies are already engaged on the
Theory of Decoration" and fea
lures never before seen here in tho
Islands or for that matter anywhere
cleo. will he Displayed in this bcauti-
fn' caravan. Headed nv one Of Ho.
nolulu's most prominent society
leaders. the committee on the secur-
In cf entric- have gone about their
tNnnk,css task in quiet but sue.
ce7sful manner. and at the present
date more cars are now assured them
than were In the last two parades
combined.
Dire tor Wall has this yenr ere
atnl new committee I'm the form
OF suggestion committee. and m
may he said It was indeed happy
thought. Suggestions of all sorts
have been coming in. MANY Of them
RI new and novel tHat the peonle
who cluster ri the ronN7ide TO watch
the snectarle pass will grant that
EcNolulu itself has an eve to thal
beautiful. for without doubt It
will find representation in this yeas
parade.
Headed by a master hand. the COM
mittee on floats Is beginning to-
wake mp the proper interest in the
commercial part Ilcf the parade.
Many of the prominent business
houses have plans already under
way. MS we'll rs our schools, societies
and clubs. This feature of the pa
rade, having the greatest scope for
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prove the section of greatest inter
est. and as has been proven in for
NOR years. will attract the crowds
attention throughout the entire line
OF march.
With the crowding of our city,
with tourists, strangers and others,
| to say nothing of the many inter-isl-
and people who will venture the
stormy channels to witness this beau
tiful celebration of Washington's
birthday. many interesting dinners,
lunches, motor parties and house
gatherings are already contemplated.
and It is safe prediction to say
Honolulu's society will certainly be
awhirl.
The engagement has been an
nounced in San Francisco of Miss
Agnes Smith, the Oldest daughter OF
Walter G. Smith. who was formerly
editor of the Honolulu Advertiser,
, to Mr.. Ralph C. Bone of
New York. The marriage will take
place next March. and the wedding