Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

7, JULY 20, 1910.
of Lieutenant Sheedy, served tea, and
Mrs II. X. Reidford poured coffee.
Mrs. Reidford looked BEAUTIFUL in
pink clinton over satin with large
hat trimmed in roses. MRS. sheedy
wore an imported lingerie robe.
Among the guests present were Miss
Eyenon. Miss Eleanor Warehouse,
Miss Margaret Waterheuse. Miss
Sarah Lucas Miss Helen Giryln, MISC
Belle McCorriston, Miss Kopke, Miss
Irene Fisher, Mrs. Warren, Miss
Edith Meier, Miss Ethel spslding,
Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Alice Cooper Miss
Helen North, Mrs. Hattie Lucas, VIC
let Makee. Harriet Young, Mrs. Bobo
Miss Smith, Miss scoby. Miss Vera
Damon, Miss Blanche Soper, Erma
Ballentyne, Dqdie Ballentyne, Miss
Gault. Dorothy Wood. Mrs. Reidford.
Miss Lindsay, Miss Peabody, and 9th.
ers.
Mr.. Atkinson's Surfing Party.
Monday afternoon Mr.. Jack Atkln.
son entertained at a surfing party in
honor of Mr.. Schwerin. The party
was given at the Arthur Brown place
at Waikiki. The waves were high,
consequently the sport of riding the
breakers was enjoyed. After swim
ming and surfing delicious refresh
ments were served by the genial host.
Later in the afternoon the party mo-
tored to the Manchuria in order to
bedeck the guest of honor with leis
and wish him a bon voyage to the ORR
ent. Among those who partook of
Mr. Atkinson's hospitality were Mr..
Schwerin. the Princess Kawananakoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pray, Mrs. Sid.
ney Smith. Mrs. Hubert Vos, Miss An.
ME Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Sayres,
Paymaster Beaufils, Mr.. and Mrs.
Minott, and others.
4 4 4
Supper at Wailele.
The wardroom officers of the u. s,
s. Cleveland entertained Tuesday
evening at a supper and dance at Wal
lele. The party motored to this pref.
ty spot in the mountains, where de.
lcious supper was served. After sup
per dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour. Among the guests were
Ensign and Mrs. George Kenyon, Miss
Katherine Stephens. Miss Daisy Gras,
Miss Lydia McStocker. Miss Constance
Restarick. Mr.. London, Paymaster
Lupton, DIR. Smith, Mr.. Lomand, Mr..
Slower of the Chattanooga, the ward.
room officers of the Cleveland, and
others.
Mrs. Foeke's Luncheon.
Mrs. Herman Focke entertained at
a bridge luncheon Saturday in honor
of Miss b. Taylor. who has been the
house guest of Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper. This affair was given as 4
farewell to Miss Taylor, who left for
the mainland on the Sierra. Red roses
ornamented the circular table, and tn,
eight places were designated by hand
painted place cards to match the cen
trial decoration. Those who partooi
of Mrs. Focke's hospitality were Miss
Ben Taylor, Mrs. Corwin p. Rees
Mrs. Hubert Vos. Mrs. Charles Bry
ant Cooper. Miss Margaret Walkcr
Mrs. George Potter and Mrs. Carl iol
loway.
DIR. C. T.. Davis. accompanied by hi
little son, Charles Davis, and his step
son. Henry Carter, Is stopping a
the Moana Hotel. DR.. Davis was will
the LIST New York Volunteers whel
they were stationed here in 1890
during the Spanlsh.American war
During that time DR.. Davis met hi
present wife, who was then Mrs. Car
ter, widow of the late Charles Carter
After their marriage they went t.
the mainland and have remainet
there ever since. DR.. Davis Is renew
ing old friendships. 1t Is to be re
GREETED that Mrs. Davis is not will
him.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Atkinson's Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nottingham
were the motif for a dinner whicl
was given Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Atkinson. Mr.. am
Mrs. Atkinson are spending the sum
mer at the Peninsula. The guests o
honor and the other guests motored Il
the Peninsula arriving In time for
seven o'clock dinner, The colo
scheme for this pretty affair was plnl
and green. Covers were laid for ten
Among those present were Mr.. am